The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-04-27

of Richmond's most popular girl and
her illness is a source of much regret
to her many friends.
MIR. V. P. Smith, of Somerset, is in
the city attending Federal Court. Mr..
Smith is brother of Mr.. H. R. Smith.
formerly of this place. and is one of
the brightest lawyers in the State.
The marriage of Miss Mammie Hite
Rowland. and Mr.. Martin N. WEIGH.
both Of Danville, will occur in the
Presbyterian church at that place to-
day. Miss Rowland is daughter of
Mr. W S. Rowland and is well known
here, being a neice OF Mrs. Steve B.
White whom she often visited.
Miss Harriet Poynter, of Shelby
Vile, was guest of Mrs. Fl. B.
Hanger last week. Mrs. B. L.
Middleton entertained in her
honor on last Wednesday with a violet
luncheon. Her guests were Mrs
Hanger, Misses Rosa May Moberley,
elizabeth Embry and Bessie Tribble.
One of the most enjoyable enter
tainments ever given at the Winches-
ter Opera House was that Of the Mill
tary Band and Orchestra Monday
night. The vocal selections by Miss
Minnie Dykes, of Richmond, met with
continued applause. We predict that
Miss Dykes is Just at the beginning Of
a brilliant future Winchester Sun
Sentinel.
Capt. j. A. Mnores returned Satur-
day from the Gibson Infrmary.
Richmond, where be had undergone a
most delicate snd dangerous opera
ton. When Capt. Moores went 80
the Gibson Institution, five weeks age
he was at deaths door, but through
the skill of the Drs. Gibson he is en-
tirely relieved aud his complete recov-
cry is only matter Of time. -Statior
Camp Cor Estill County Herald.
Theo. Wilson, formerly citizen Of
Station Camp, now residing at By bee
town, Madison county, was in Irvine
Monday. Mrs. Jno. NJ. Park and
Mrs. William Park and son, Carl. Of
Madison county, are the guests otMr
and Mrs. W. w. Park Miss MadgC
Wilson has been spending a few day:
in Irvine. She was accompanied tc
her home at Waco by Miss Mamie
Ashcraft.- Estill County Herald.
The following notice taken from the
Mt Sterling acknowledgements will
be of interest: One Of the prettiest o.
the early spring weddings was that o.
Miss Florence w Shackelford and Mr.
jefferson Rice Crooks, which tool
place ct 1880 o'clock Wednesday
morning in the presence Of many rela
tives and friends of the contracting
parties in the southern Presbyterian
church. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev, f. q. Guerrant, in his OWL
impressive style. The color tones o
the wedding were white and green
and these colors were effectively pre-
served in POtted plants and lilies
Mrs. Geo. f. Coleman presided at tn,
organ and the bridal party entered thu
church to the music Of LOhengrin's
wedding march, the ushers, Messrs
f. r. Short and f. G. COnant. of Pine
vile, and J. C. Graves and Waiter
Crooks, of this city, Immediately pre-
ceeding the bride and groom. Mr.
and Mrs Crooks left on the 1925 tran
for bridal trip to Cincinnati anC
other cities, aud on their return viii
be at home to their friends at the
Mark farm on Flat Greek, which MIR
Crooks recently purchased. Tn,
bride is the second daughter of Mr.
and Mrs E. J ShackelfOrd. and is on,
Of the county's lovliest young girls.
Mr.. Crooks is the son of Esq. r. .
Crooks and wife, and is young gen
tleman OF faultless character, anC
stands deservedly high with all whc
know him.