The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-12-13
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her guest, Miss Mary Barrett Smith,
of Richmond. Miss Benton enter
tanned Saturday evening in her honor
with a delightful luncheon.-Win-
ch -ster Democrat.
The Muskogee Q. To Phoenix. of
December 9Th, contained the follow
ing personal: Miss Macy Farris
and Messrs. T j. Curtis and j. B.
Walker, of Richmond, KY, arrived in
Muskogee Yesterday afternoon and
will visit faiends here for several
weeks
Mr.. T. H. Shearer, OF Washington,
Iowa. is here visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Shearer is 70 mer
Madison county man, but has been
living in Iowa for about five wears
and has met with much success in his
western home.
Miss Lucille Turner received an av-
erage of 994 out of a possible 100 on
her report for November at West End
Privat' H Oh School, New York. he
received 100 on eight subjects; 80 on
two; SO on two; absent twice; tardy,
none. Who can beat that?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Earring, who
have been spending some time with
their daughter, Mrs. j. ID. Allen, in
Carlisle, were in Richmond last week.
preparatory to leaving for the South,
where they will remain until April.
on account of Mr., Earrings health.
Mrs. Thomas J. Smith. Jr.. enter
tanned last Thursday evening at din
ner in honor of Miss aura Bennett,
the bride of this week. The out of
town guests were Mrs. Paul Collins.
OF Bel ingham, Washington. and Mrs.
). ID. Crenshaw, of Richmond, Va.
Mr. c. f Woods has been chosen 10
deliver the address of welcome to the
Baptist State Convention to be held
here next Spring This large and
distinguished body of churchmen Sc
Iecfed this city for its next meeting
upon the invitation of the Rev. Geo.
w. Shepherd, the much loved pastor
Of the Baptist Church here.
Ex-Sheriif n B. Deatherage. of
Richmond, was in the city Tuesday
en- route to Winchester, where he has
been summoned as character wit
ness in the William Clark murder
trial. Mr.. Deatherage says the com
mercial club movement started a
Richmond augurs well for the futurt
prosperity of that little city, and the
promoters have hopes of securing
number of manufacturing plants
Lexington Leader.
Hon. Clarence Z. Woods, the newly |
elected MavOr of Richmond. was in |
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Woods had no
opposition in his race, which like that |
VI District Attorney jerome, in New |
York, was a triumph of personal pop
ularltv. Alreaay he has planned a
number Of reforms for his town and |
with council in harmony with him,
great things are expected of his ad-
Mayor Woods is Grand |
Recorder of the Sigma Nh Fraternity,
I prominent lodge man and has macy |
friends in Lexington who will watch
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iDgton Leader.
A wedding Of much interest M
social circles here is that of Miss
Laura Clay Bennett and Mr.. Erskins
Russell Garland, of Huntington, West
which will be celebrated to-
morrow at noon at the residence of
the brides parents on West Main
street. Miss Bennett is the fourth
daughter of Mr.. and Ms. James Ben
nett, and has long been a social favor
tie here She is a granddaughter of
the late Gen. Cassius NJ. CLAW, the
sage OF White Hall and has prominent
family connections over the State.
Mr.. Garland is one of Huntington's
most prominent young men. Tomor-
rows wedding will remove from Rich
mOnd one of her most popular young
ladies'. A wide circle of friends re-
gret to give her up, but at the same
time are showering congratulations
nPon the happy young couple. so
soon to be one. They will 90 to
to reside.