The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-07-06
Mrs. Ben Crutcher. Of Nicholasvills


eral weeks 10 friends and relatives in
Mt. Vernon KY.
DR. and Mrs. c. ID. Pattie and Mrs.
W. S. Oldham, and little son Coleman
D. left yesterday for a visit to rela-
tives in Frankfort.
Messrs. Sim Hamilton and Will
White, of Wisemantown. Estill Co.,
spent Monday and Tuesday. with re-
latives in this city.
Mrs. Charlie Pigg, and children,
Matte and Leslie, went to Lexington
Saturday, for a visit to Mrs. Henry
Pigg, on Barr street.
Mr.. William Evans, of Lexington,
attended the matinee trots here last
Friday and drove bug" Mr.. D. r.
Tevis' horse to victory.
Mr.. R. E. Turley left Monday for 9
weeks stay in st. Louis, where he will
attend the Democratic National Con
vention and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Frank Campbell and children
have returned to Logan, West Virgins
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. I. A
Campbell on East Main street.
Misses Virginia Bently, Of Louis
vile, and Ray NipPert, of Cincinnati
are the charming guests of Miss Nan
ME Hunt Powell, on Broadway.
Master Tom Baldwin Britain, o
Annapolis, Md is here to spend tn
summer with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin near town
Mr.. Dan H. Breck and bride, hav
returned from their wedding tour an,
are at home at Mrs. B. c. Potts OIL
High street. where they have take
rooms.
The many friends here Of Rev
Rutherford E. Douglass will be grieV
ed to learn of his serious illness wit
typhoid fever at his home in Maco
Georgia.
Captain P. P. Ballard who was sci
iously injured some time ago by
fall is now able to sit up, much 20 tb
delight of the friends of this splendi
old man.
Mrs. Joe S. Gardner aud Mrs. t. b
S. Williams and Mr.. Tom William
all of Irvine and Mrs. Joe Oldham, {
Brass6eld, were shoppers in our cit
last Thursday,
Mr.. P. F. Adams Jr., has been a
signed to revenue duty at Silver Cree
for this month. He returned fro
Anderson county last Friday whel
he was at work duriug June.
Mr.. B. ID. Gordon went over
Nicholssville Monday, to see his fathe
who fell Sunday and suffered broke
limb. He found him resting as con
fortably as could be expected.
Miss Rosa Alverson, is entertainin
MIR. and Mrs. Chas O'Connor and chi
dren, and Miss Cecilia Bertelle,
New Orleans, and Mrs. John Adverse
and children, of Washington City.
Misses Sophia BoaIn and Julia Cool
rell and Mr.. Coleman Boain of neS
Pamela, spent last Thursday and Fri
day with Miss Georgia Lackey. The
we're accompanied home by Mis-
Lackey.
Mr.. G. E. Smith and family, cam
over from Lexington last Saturday
and will reside in this city for some
time. This will be pleasant news
their many friends here, where the
formerly lived.
Attorney G. w. Friend, of Irvine
passed through Richmond last Frida
enroute to st. Louis to attend th
Democratic National Conveutio
which will convene on the 9th. He wi
also visit the Fair.
Mr.. Shady Ward, was given
hearty welcome by his many friend
of this city. He has been clerkin
in clothing store at Ironton OhiC
He will return to Ironton in two week
to assume his duties.
Mr.. Clarence E. Woods left yestel
day for Louisville, and may probabl
90 on to St. Louis to attend the N.
tional Convention, in which event th
readers of our paper, may expect bu
litins in regard to the proceedings {
the meeting.
Mr.. George White, of Richmond
spent day in Lancaster, and wa
given warm reception by his man
friends. George White is one of Mad
sons bighearted. noble gentlemen
never so happy as when doing goo
turn for a friend. Central Record
Mrs. Ellen Wallace is visiting rels
tives at Richmond this week. .. Mes
srs. James Wllburn and VIM. GilbeI
were in Richmond Tuesday Mis-
Hattie Lyle, who has been the CUES
OF Mrs. Lee Colt at Richmond. has re
turned home. =. =. Judge John G. Cher
ault and DR.. G.. W. Evans, of Ric5
mond, were in Irvine Monday an
Tuesday.-Estill Herald.
The state organ of the Elks of Ker
lucky thus speaks of two OF the dele
gates on the Kentucky Press trip t
the Worlds Fair: Nothing adde
more to the pleasure Of the party tina
the presence of Bro. Clarence
Woods. Of Richmond No. 58l. an
Bro. Oliver, of No. 2l7, who wer
such a jolly pair that they could cas-
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