The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-05-04

Manse, Garrard county, were guests OF
friends here Monday.
Mr.. Robert Wiun, of Wisemantown,
was here Monday minglIng with the
court day crowd.
Mrs. Beecbam NJ. Lackey has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mol lie Pow
ell. in Nicholasville.
Mr. Walker Mckinney. and wife, of
georgetown we're here last week. Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Miss julia Higgins. is convalescing
from Der recent illness, much to the
ielight of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard West, of Ir-
vine, were guests last week of Mrs.
Claude Smith. on Second street.
Miss Laura Million returned Sunday
from an extended visit to relatives in
lark and Mo ntgomery counties.
Mr.. Robert Rolston, OF Middlesboro,
superintendent of the Mingo coax and
coal com pany was here last week.
Mrs. John Nershon attended the
funeral of Mrs. Garland, which took
place in Lexington on last Wednesday.
Miss Blanche VanDeVeer, of Madi-
son Institute. spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents in Stanford.
The friends of Mrs. Neale Bennett
will be glad T." know that she is i'm
proving from her recent severe attack
of grip.
Miss Lucy Adams left last Wednes-
day evening for Stanford, where she
will instruct ladies' class in physical
culture.
Misses Sarah Stone and Fannie D.
Walker, of Grrenville Mississippi, have
been the pleasant guests of Mrs. W.
w. Waits.
Rev. Weaver, the new pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, will fill
his pulpit neat Sunday morning and
evening.
The Epworth League, of the NJ. E.
Church, was entertained in a delight
full manner on last Tuesday evening,
by Miss Laura Bennett.
MIR. Herman Frasa returned from De-
catur Alabama. Friday night. Mrs.
Frasa will remain for longer visit to
heI parents, MIR. aud Mrs. Cartwright.
Mr.. Joe Gardner, of Irvine, was
here a short while Wednesday enroute
to Valley View, where he remained
several days assisting in the railroad
Office at that place.
Mr.. George McRoberts returned last
evening from Philadelphia, where be
was called to the bedside Of his sister,
Miss Mamie He reports her much bet
ter.-Danville News, Of April 20.
Mrs. Harrison Simrall. of Lexing-
ton, is at the bedside of her grand
mother, Mrs. H. B. Dillingham;, who
is critically I'll at her home on West
Main street Ter physicians enter
tain little hope for her recovery.
Mr.. Robert Sauaey, the popular
clerk at f. G Wines drugstore, was
initiated into the % ysteries of the An
TERED tribe on last Friday evening.
A large number of Eiks were present
and eniOyed the social session at the
close of the business meeting.
The engagement of Miss Clara Moore
Shirley, of Louisville, to Mr. Adams
Tower of Boston. has been announced.
The wedding will occur early in June.
Miss Shirley is well known here, hav-
ing upon one occasion been the guest
of Mrs. Louis J. Frazee and Miss Della
Ramsey, now Mrs. Allen Kenney, OF
Danville.
Mr.. S. n. Moberly has taken a posi-
ton in Amsden's Bank aud he and
Mrs. Moberly will make their home in
Versailles, which is source Of pleas
ure to their friends. Mrs Moberly's
physician. whom she went TO New
York to consult last week. pronounces
her condition great improved
Woodford Sun
U. S. Senator McCreary, and bis
secretary, Mr. Henry B. Cosby, arrive
on Monday. Both look splendidiy af-
ter their winters stay in the Capital
Senator McCrrar'y first session as 9
Senator was distinguished far beyond
the average new Senator by states
manlike activity instead of dignified
passivity that usually marks the first
years Of new senator's service.
The Stanford Interior Journal ha:
the following to say of three of oul
young people; Adams Bros, who
have been ia our city several days
organizing classes in physical culture,
opened their class for gentlemen at
the St. AsaPb last night. The class fol
ladies, under direction of Miss Lucy