The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-03-02
spring goods and millinery.

spring goods ana millinery.
Judge H. C. Rice and wife, spent
several days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carr, in Lexington.
Mrs. Harriet Campbell. of this
county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Wesley Fullenwider, in Shelbyville.
The many friends of popular James
Lackey were glad to see him out Mon
day, from his long and painful Illness
Colonel and Mrs. R. G, Morgan.
have returned to Lexington after
snort visit to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. KEEL
logg.
Miss Bessie Miller who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs, James VIM, in
Winchester, spent Wednesday in Lex
ington.
Mrs. Thomas King of Irvine, visited
her aunt Mrs. Claud Smith Monday,
and attended the burial of her cous-
in Mrs. Mat, S. Cohen.
Mrs. Annie Myers. and children, OF
Richmond, visited Mrs. Maggie Farra
the first of the week Nicholasville
Cor. in Lexington Herald.
Miss Sallie Wagers and little broth
er, William Boyd, of Richmond, visit
ed Miss Willie Joe Hamilton Saturday
and Sunday.-Estil Herald.
Quite a number of Madison Insti-
tute girls, accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Carney, Misses Taylor and Boyd.
spent last Wednesday in Lexington.
ALT Douglas, of Richmond, visited
friends here last week. Miss Sue
Scrivner, of Richmond, is visiting
friends and relatives here.-Winches-
ter Sun-Sentinel.
Mr.. Lindell Evans formerly of this
place. but now of Butte. Montana,
where he enjoys an enviable reputa-
ton as a lawyer, is here on a visit to
DIR. G. w. Evans.
Mrs. E. B. Hume, Mrs. L. r. Blan-
ton, Misses Jane Breck and Mary
Bates Shackelford, and Mr.. Dan Brock,
formed party to see Ben-Hur last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John Kunkel, of Richmond, is
mingling with his old friends. Mr..
Clarence Curd has moved bis family
to Richmond to reside.-Burgin Cor.
in Harrodsburg Herald.
Mrs. Joe Harris, of Beattyville,
spent several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs Robert Harris. She also at
tended the Ben-Hur performance in
Lexington on Wed aesday.
Mr.. } Stone Walker who has been
so seriously i'll of pneumonia at his
home in West End is reported as i'm
proving This will be gratifying news
to the friends of this genial gentle
man.
Mr.. Wilson Tate. of Madison county,
was a pleasant visitor Monday. Mr..
Tate was formerly of this county and
has Just returned from Florida where
he spent the winter -Cynthiana
Times.
Mrs. Harriet Campbell was in town.
Wednesday and spent the day with
her neice. Mrs W. r Farris, and left
on the evening train for Shelbyville to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Full
lenwider, and will go to Louisville to
visit her son, Anderson Campbell.
Rev. D. Clay Lilly. an old c. U. hoy,
and brother of Hon. Grant E. Lilly,
of this city, has returned from Scot
land, where he attended Edin burgh
University. He is visiting at his old
home in Irvine, and preached at the
Presbyterian church there Sunday.
The second Of the series of card per-
ties was enjoyed in the Elk's Club
rooms on last Thursday evening. The
ladies' prize, a set of silver golf hat
pins, was won by Miss Anne Bennett,
while Mr.. Jeptha Chenault secured the
gentleman's prize A delicious lunch
was served and tire affair was much
enjoyed.
A Delightful social function was the
dinner given in honor of Mr.. Charlie
Chenault, by Mr.. Green Igo MIR Igo
is one of Madison's mnS prominent
bachelors, and has just lately return
ed from the far west, where he has
been enjoyed the life of a ranchman
He has purchased the Irvine home on
the Lexington pike and it was there
that the happy occasion occrrrd
Those vino enjoyed Mr.. Igo's huspi-
tally were; Misses Kase Smith, Flor
rie Chenault, Elizabeth Taylor. Sara
White and Fannie Watts. Messrs
Charles and Jeptha Chenault, Joe
Watts and George Phelps The hap
Ply party was chaPeroned by Mr.. and
Mrs Cy. T. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ".
Evans Jr. DR.. end Mrs. 6. q. Perry. |