The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-08-31

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twice each week to treat Ernest
Campbell, the son of Mr.. Elihu Camp
bell, the well known liveryman. Some
time ago this young lad was stricken
with spinal meningitis, since which
time he has been more or less afflicted
DIR. Landman, tie oculist of Gov
ington, KY, will be at Estill Springs
Hotel, Irvine, K. on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 6, remaining until Thursday
the Sth.
Major and Mrs. Adams, of Winches-
ter, are guests of Mrs. B. w. Turner,
on Main street.
Mr.. T. S. Hagan, of Marcellus, Ky,
was visitor in This city Monday.
Mr.. W B. Combs returned to Mem
phis yesterday after weeks visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Combs,
of Kingston.
Prof. H. H. Brock has returned
from an extended visit to points in
the South and West. He is very
much rested and is ready for the open
ing OF Caldwell High School, which
will be next Monday, September 5.
Rev. G. W. Shepherd will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
Mayor D. r. Tevis has returned
from a pleasant stay at Swango
Springs. Mrs. lewis and children
will remain for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Todd are at
home from French lex Springs.
Rev. Hugh Mcclellan. has returned
home and will preach at the Christian
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. Tom Collins attended the Lon
don fair
Miss Gladys Perry has been visiting
friends and relatives in Cynthiana.
Miss Bette French is visiting hel
brother, Mr.. Frank French in Chicago.
Mr.. Bruce Burlington. of Falmouth,
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. A. J. Suit.
Mr.. Joe Thurman has gone to Graf
Orchard Springs for another visit.
Mrs. John W. Arnold and little son
Henry, are at home from a visit tc
Mt. Sterling.
Miss Bessie Elkin, OF Louisville, i:
visiting Miss Bessie Turley.
Miss Mollie Fife is back from 8
pleasant stay at Crab Orchard Springs
Professor Milton Elliott, of North
Middletown, was here last Friday
Professor formerly conducted the
Elliott Institute at Kirksville, and has
long been recognized as one Of tbs
best instructors in the State.
Mrs. Walter Taylor and children, o
Lexington, are guests of Professor anc
Mrs. j. W. McGarvey.
Mis-. Robert Winn and Miss Hattie
Owens, of Mt. Sterling, are visiting
Mrs. NJ. Poyntz, on Third street.
Miss Nell Kellsr is at home from I
visit to Batavia, Ohio.
One of the prettiest weddings Of tn,
season was celebrated yesterday after
noon, when Miss Carlisle d. Wake
became the wife of DIR. Oliver BierD,
Patton, of Huntsville. Ala. The cere
mony was said by Bishop Burton, a
the home of the brides parents, il
the presence of small gathering o
friends and relatives. Miss Walker
who is tall, stately girl, was givel
away by her father, Colonel j. Stonl
Walker. The groom, accompanied b,
Bishop Burton. met the bride at tn
altar which was arranged of palms
The only attendant was Miss Shelb,
Patton, sister of the groom, who wa
very attractive in a simple gown 0
null and lace. The brides dress wa
a handsome embroidered chiffon, wit
tulle veil edged with real lace. Sh
carried a beautiful bunch OF Orchid
and lilies Of the valley. The hand
some Walker home was .elaborately
decorated for the occasion, pink anc
white being the color scheme. Th'
wedding music was furnished by
harpist. After the ceremony az ele
CANT supper was served, and last
night DIR. and Mrs. Patton left for al
extensive Southern and Western tr'f
after which they will be at home IN
Huntsville, Alabama, where the groom
is rising young physician: