The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-04-19

AAlOllOhs
Friends of .ex-Judge Jas. R. Burnam
were delighted to welcome him home
last week.
Mrs. w. r. Lloyd has been for a
week the guest of friends at Midway
and Lexington.
Mrs. r. Z. McRoberts, of Lancaster,
was the guest of DIR. and Mrs. G. H.
Vaught last week.
Mr.. Jas. Azbill has returned to West
Cliff, Colorado. after visiting his par
ents at Union City.
Mr.. Mat Cohen is back from New
York, delighted with the result OF his
trip, elsewhere described.
Misses VIM, two very attractive
young ladies, of Plattsburg, Mo-, are
guests of Miss May Ballard.
General John Hooe Russell, of Hunt
ington, W. Va, was a distinguished
visitor to this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DoneIson left
yesterday for Cincinnati and Dayton.
but will be absent only few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Elder were in
Cincinnati last week. The former went
to replenish his stock of spring goods.
Mrs. w. B. Wilkerson, after a de-
lightful visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Pigg, returned TO Lexington Saturday.
Mrs. G. d. Chenault and Miss Kath-
crime Chenault will attend Nat Good
wins performance to-day at Lexington.
Miss Lizzie Baldwin, who came over
from Winchester to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ed Carson, at Union City, has re-
turned.
There will be an impromptu dance
at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night,
under the management of the Old
Guard.
Mr.. NJ. A. HOlcOmb, attOrney-at-law,
and circuit court clerk of Mckee, Jack
son county, attended circuit court here
last week.
Mrs Geo. Land and her beautiful
little daughter, Miss Effie, of Jessa-
mine, are expected tomorrow. to visit
Miss Mollie Fife.
Miss Florrie Hood, of Lebanon, was
the guest last week of Mrs. 1. Shelby
Irvine. Together they visited Mrs. J..
7. Hinton, at Paris.
Mr.. r. e. Stockton entertained at
progressive euchre last Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Charles Harris and Miss
Minnie Nuchols, of Versailles.
Mrs. Chas H. Stoll, of Washington
City accompanied by Mrs. Jas. Stoll, Of
Lexington, is visiting the formers Sic
ter, Mrs. Dudley Tribble, on Main
street.
DIR. Hugh r Gibson returned on
Friday from two-months visit to Bal
timore, New York and Philadelphia,
where he took post graduate course in
medicine and surgery.
Prof. F. A. Groseclose, of Central
University, Richmond, attended the
entertainment at the S. P. Lees Satur-
day night. He remained over Sunday
the guest of the Institute'-Jackson
Hustler.
The report in this paper that Judge
Sullivan had moved his family from
the Hotel Glyndon is incorrect. He
says it is the best managed hostelery
in the country and he is perfectly salts
fed with it.
Miss Kathleen Poyntz has been noti-
fed by Capt. John Boyd of herappoint-
ment as a maid of honor of the Ky.
Div. U. @. v. Miss Poyntz is the
lovely daughter of Brigadier General
j. NJ. Poyntz, U. G. V.
Mr.. Chas. ID. Miller returned from
Irvine on Saturday, and the improved
Typography of the CLIMAX is largely
due to his style, speed and recent re
cuperation from exhaustive labor on
this paper. He went hunting every
day-at the Irvine post office, for let.
ter from his New Orleans girl, anc
was seriously put out with the single
daily mail service between Irvine anc
the Crescent City. BY returning t.
Richmond he hears from Miss - b,
every train, N, s., E 4, and W., also H
w. & G.
Prof. Van Norman entertained th,
Prudential Club on Tuesday night
The subject of discussion was the Elec
tive System For The judiciary. led b,
President Paxton in a strong speecl
against that method. At ten o'clocl
the members and guests repaired {,
Joe's where was spread very delight
full tive-course supper. equal to the pre-
vious elegant spreads OF the club. Til
next meeting will take place with Dr
Dunn when the Public Ownership @
Municipal Franchise will be debated
-Four weeks hence the subject will b
the Monroe Doctrine.
Over in Lancaster the other nigh
''the boys had heap of fun inifiatin
a Student" into a secret order, tn
name of which l did not learn. bu
from the ceremonies" as described b
the victim the order must be youn
and fresh. The victim got mad abou
the way he was handled and says h
was put into a literal fiery furnace
made TO stick his head into stovepip
full of SCOT and sing Nearer My Go
to Thee" was suspended from the Gel
ing by means Of a rope tied to one too
and in numberless other ways wa
made to believe that he was having
hot time in the old town that night
Harrodsburg Sayings.
Our sweetest songs are those that feI