The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-02-03
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Mrs. J. Stone " alker has been visit
ng IN Louisville
Mr. Robert sapfey, spent Sunday
n Lexington.
Mr. BID. Cord spent Saturday
and Sunday in Nicnolasvile'
Mr.. T. Hood Little, Of Louisville, was
a visitor here last Friday.
Misses Belle Million, and Margaret
Phelp have gone to Texas for visit.
MIR. Simeon Hamilton, of Estill
ounty, was a court day visitor here.
MIR. CLYDE Hart. OF Brush Greek,
spent Sunday with his mother in this
city.
Miss Kate Walker has returned
from an extended trip through the
South.
Mrs. Joe Harris and Miss Margaret
Clayton, of Beattyville, were here last
week.
Mr.. DOwell Oldham. of Lexington,
has been visiting his aunt Mrs. g. 6.
Prewitt.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Blantou has return
ed from a short visit to her parents
at Chile burg.
Mis- Anne Bennett eft last Thursday
for visit to Mrs Harry huffman IL
NJ. Sterling
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Miller, Of LEX g'o". was
pleasant caller at tn ollie last
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Joue-, of Mt. Sterling. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. w AL
mold.
Mrs. r G Morgan retured to Lexing-
ton last week. after short wish to her
daughter, Mrs NJ. c. Kellogg.
Miss Daisy Gilbert. of speedweu,
has gone to London, to enter the Sue
Bennett Memoir al School.
Mr. Donaldson Altman is taking ~
business course, at the Wilbur Smith
College, in Lexington,
Miss Lee Prather, the efficient STEM
ograpber and book-keeper, of w. D..
Oldham ha been vi>iti' 2 her bro her,
Mr.. Irvine Prather, in Lexington.
Miss Minnie Dykes music classes.
will give a recital tonight in the par
Tors, of the Elks' Club rooms.
Mr.. Harry Francis, OF Richmond,
was a guest at the Baptist parsonage,
from Friday until MondAy-Blue
grass Clipper
Miss Roe Colt has returned to her
home i'm Winchester. after a delightful
visit to relatives here. She was ac-
companied bv Miss Ora Johns.
Miss Ellen Gilbert, o. of the most
attractive Young womeo of this conn
ty, has gone to Lexington, where she
enters as a stu ent at State College.
MIR. Herbert Scrivener, of Wincbes-
ter, was here with relatives and
friends several days last week.
Miss Bette Taylor attended large
German, in Frankfort, on last Fri lay
night.
postal from Mr. Geo. y. White,
who is in San Antonio Texas, tells us
to send his LIMAx ON to him, as he is
anxious to get the news from home.
He staies. that San Antonio is a bpauti-
ful, quaint and clean city, and that he
and his family are enjoying their stay
very much.
Mrs. w. G. Langford entertained
the Epworth League, of the Method
list church in a most delightful man
ner, on last Friday night The house
was thrown open for the e ioyment
of the young people. Games and r =
fr'shmehts were enjoyed, and alto
gether the affair was quite a success
end will be followed by more Of these
socials.
Miss Lucy Adams, sister of Prof T.
C. Adams, the physical culture t.
struetOr who has given lessons IN this
scientific and healrhful exercise duri .
the past month, arrived in Falmnur b
Monday and organized ladies' class
that afternoon Miss Adams is quite
proficient in he work and has TWO
classes, one she instrucis in the opers
house in the Afternoon and the other
at Mrs, Margaret Gulick's in the even
ing. New pupils will be received at
any time.-Falmouth Pendletonian.
Mr.. C. T Wells. a prominent bust.
ness man Of Richmond, Ky, came to
our town few weeks sine with a
bunch of young Kentucky mules, and
having satisfactorily disposed of the
same, has returned home. While here
Nr. Wells won a host of friends and
admirers by his honest, prompt, bust
ness-like methods of dealing with OUT
citizens, and they regret no little hi:
departure Our best wishes go with
him to his Kentucky home, and we
sincerely trust next winter will fnC
him again making headquarters in oul
town, where liberal patronage will
always be at his command.-Fort
Gaines (Ga.) Sentinel