The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-03-22
Union City after long absence at Lee

Union City after long absence at Lee
roy, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Biggerstaff at
! tended the funeral-Of the latters father,
Adam Baum, at Mt. Sterling on Satur-
day.
Judge Sullivan has been quite i'll,
having suffered a relapse, but is i'm
proving.
Miss Maude Fisher, of Tampa, Fla /,
was here last week, to attend the finer
al OF her father.
Mr.. r. L. Goucher of Junction City,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Goucher,
on Fifth street.
Mrs. ]. d. Rawlings, wife of the r.
/ n. l. & b. conductor, OF Versailles, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dykes, of Clark,
have returned home alter visiting Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Dykes.
Mr.. J. Harry Hendren is located at
Corbett, Oregon, which, by the way, is
a long ways from FOXtown.
Mrs. J. B. McGinn and daughter re-
turned last Thursday to Versailles af-
ter visiting Mrs. Grant +. Lilly.
Gov. and Mrs Jas. b. MCCreary left
| last Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert IL. McCreary in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Miller and
daughter, Elizabeth, leave to-day for a
visit to relatives at Hartman, Tenn
Mr.. n. V. White is back from Gin
cinnati, where he purchased heavily
in spring and summer goods for White
q Gibson.
Miss Julia Higgins was welcomed
home on Saturday from a two-mOnths
visit in Washington, Baltimore and
New York.
Mrs. a. T. Million was at Lancaster
| last week and secured considerable
business for the Southern Mutual In
vestment Co.
Miss Ella Parkes has the position of
stenographer in the office of Attorney
K. S. Latshaw, 850-S5l New York Life
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. F. Cornelius, proprietor of the
VendOme, at Ashland, the finest hostel
ry in eastern Kentucky, is the guest Of
his son, George, at the Hotel Glydon.
DIR. J. W. Poyntz leaves to-day for a
much needed visit in the east. While
! absent he will look in on some of the
leading hospitals and see how the sick
are treated i'll those institutions.
Associate editor Mcintyre, of the
Harrodsburg Democrats, was visitor
here last week. Several of the best
I students at G. U. are from Mercer,
! bigger, the Chathams, and others.
Have you seen Tom Moberley? He
I io f,cf honnn from Hot Grr;,,nxo and IL
the best possible advertisement of the
curative waters of that famous resort.
He looks fine and after his deserved
rest is ready for long siege of hard
work.
Mr.. Frank Walker, or more properly
"Dr'" Walker, was compelled on ac-
count of serious trouble with his eyes,
TO give up his medical studies in
in Louisville for a week or SO, and
has been the guest OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wade Walker.
DR.. D. L. Ringo. who for the past
three months has been employed as
precriptionist by Douglas & Wells, re.
singned TO accept a position with Bob
bitt-Wynne Drug Co., of Raleigh, N.
G. Mr.. Ringo's efficiency as a drug
gists and genial disposition have made
him a number of friends who regret his
departure and wish hinf success in his
new home. Mr.. i. g. Wines will sue
coed him.
Miss Laura Lynn pleasantly enter
tanned five couples at Crokinole or
Monday night. Delightful refreshments
We're served. Miss Marry Collins and
DR.. Dunn came off victorious. 1t wa,
jolly party and Miss Lynn could moi
have planned an entertainment more
to the taste of the congenial party. Mr.
, Jim Neale is President and appointed
the next meeting with Miss Laura Ben
nett at any time agreeable to her. Mr.
Joel Tribble and Mr. Louis Neale viii
be heavily fined for non-attendance.
Hon. Brutus j. Clay of Richmond
is credited with having the indorse
ment of the Republican members ano
eX-members of the Kentucky Congress
ional delegation for the Paris Exposi
ton comrnissionership, but that sort O
Endorsement dosn't seem to be hayinl
much influence at the White Hous,
nowadays when it comes TO deciding
: what shall be done with vacant office
, outside the State. Kentucky has Ian
guisbed in Republican arms for awhile
but she is tired of company and tn,
President is not doing any worrying a
to how he may oblige State that vii
90 against him in the next pFesidentia
race.-Mt. Vernon Signal.