The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-04-13


Lexington after VISIT to her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Deatherage.
Mr.. Hugh MelIin has accepted a
clerkship with Mr.. w. d. Oldham,
at the Busy Bee Cash Store.
Mrs. Mary Bolton has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
James Bruce, in Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. Johnnis Williams is in Cincin-
natl, buying her stock of millinery.
See her advertisement elsewhere.
Rev. Charles Marshall, of Decatur,
Ala, has been the guest Of his daugh-
er, Mrs. j. S Collins, for a few days.
Mrs. D. n. Sharp has returned to
Shelbyville, after pleasant visit to
ner daughter, Mrs. b. l.. Middleton.
The Cecilian Club will meet this af-
ternoon at 30 with Mrs. M. e. Kel
logg at her home on the Summit"
Miss Nettie Scrivner. of Winchester
has been spendinga few days with
her sisters Misses Alma and Sue Scriv-
ner.
Mrs. Crrran C. Smith has returned
from Winchester, where she spent
several months with her daughter,
Ms. j. NJ. Benton.
Mrs. Z. T. Rice entertained a num-
Der of lady friends at dinner Tuesday
in honor OF her mother. Mrs. Leander
Davidson, of Lancaster.
MIR. R. L. Gentry left Monday morn
ing for an extensive trip through
Ohio and west Virginia, in interest Of
the H. Lawson Co., of Cincinnati.
Miss Minnie Dykes has been en-
gagged to sing in a concert at Winches-
ter on next Monday night. While
there she will oe the guest OF Mrs j.
NJ. Benton.
Mrs. Bette Little and daughter.
Miss May, we're welcomed back to
Richmond last week after a winters
sojourn in Louisville. They are now
at the Glyndon.
Mr.. o. e. Flora, whose wife died
last week, will break up house-keeP-
ing. He expects to go to Virginia
soon for visit and upon his return
will make his home with his children.
Mrs. e. E. Barclay, of Stanford g,
Illinois, orders the CLIMAX sent to
her address. Mrs Barclay was for
merly Miss Halle Dozier. of this
county, and is pleasantly remembered
here.
The engagement of Professor Robt.
T. Benton, former Central Univer-
sity student, To Miss Allie Lee Fox,
both of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, has
been announced. The wedding will
occur in June.
One of those delightful euchre par
ties was given last Thursday evening
in the Elk's parlors. The Ladies'
prize was woh by Mrs. B. W. Turner,
and the gentlrmans' by MIR. Melon
aid of Louisville. A delicious lunch
added to the enjoyment of all present.
Mrs. Mollie Daniel leaves this week
for Danville To assume her new duties
in the Deaf and Dumb Institute. Her
large circle of friends regret exceed
ingly to give her up. She will be
greatly missed, ::out the best wishes
of all will follow her to her new home
Deputy Sheriff James Bronston of
Richmond, WAS here Wednesd ~ on
business pertaining to the duties OF
his office. Herod d. Roark, of Rich
mond, is visiting friends here. Val
ley View Argent.
Both Sundays Courier-Journal and
Enquirer contained handsome cuts of
Mrs. A. Wilkes Smith OF this city, who
is hostess of the Kentucky building at
the Worlds far. She left yesterday
morning for Louisville, preparatory
to going on to st. Louis to assume
her duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parks had as
their guests last Saturday and Sun
day, Miss Buelah Million, Mss Burt,
Mrs. Ella Farley and Mrs. A. q. Buc-
hanan and Nj. Simpson. The Parks
home is an ideal country place and as
uosts Mr.. and Mrs. Parks can not be
excelled. Their guests had a royal
time.
Mr.. J. M. Rife, prominent resi-
dent of Richmond, KY. accompanied
by Mrs. Rifle, was 1.-THE city Wednes-
day. returning from a months So
iourn at San Antonio, Texas. The
trip was taken mainly with the view
Of benefitting MRS. Rifles health
While in the southwest they extended
their journey to Monterrey, Mexico
] I'VE Kentuckians are away behind the