The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-09-01

and Bessie. are visiting rela-
tives in Richmond.
Mrs. w. d. Oldham and son, Abner,
are at home from visit to Cynthiana
and Cincinnati.
Misses Besulah Gourley and Francis
Mcfarland, Of Lexington. spent last !
week With Mrs. Elmer Tate.
Mrs. H. X. Vaughn has returned to
her homo in Frankfort after visit to
her sister. Mrs. James Mccoy.
Misses annie and Ethel Heacox
have returned to Lexington after
visit to their sister, Mrs. Elmer
Deatherage.
Miss Eva Munday has returned
from Chicago to Cincinnati, and will
in few days be with Farley and
March as head trimmer.
Mrs. F. S. Elder and daughter,
Miss Rubie, of Paris, and Mr.. Joe
Burch, of Bowling Green, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs E. V. Elder.
Misses Elizabeth and Caroline Far
ley are spending few weeks with
their aunt, Mrs. II. B. Land, and will
attend the Nicholasville fair.
Mt. Vernon Signal: Mrs. Mar
greet Grimes and her mother, Mrs.
Franklin, have returned from a two
weeks stay with friends in Richmond.
Miss Lucy Adams is at Crab
Orchard Springs. During Der alb
sence Prof. and Mrs. C. Rucker Adams
are with Messrs. L. P. and Curtis
Adams.
Miss Maurice Bridges, who has
been visiting here has returned tc
Louisville accompanied by Miss Mary
Watts Knight, whose guest she has
been for two weeks.
Mayor C. f. Woods has returned
from a short vacation at Crab
Orchard Springs. He gained in weight
so much that he is now forced to use
a shoe horn to get into his clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. glastonbury and
daughter, have returned from visit
to his sister, in Louisville. They
stopped at Lexington for a visit to
Mrs. Quisenbury's and brother, Mr..
Irvine Prather.
Mrs. Gaines and daughter, Miss
Alice Lee, Mrs. Perry Chopper and
son, Edgar. of Louisville, and Miss
Sausan. BIonaugh, of North Dakota,
are guests of Mrs. Edgar Turley.
DR.. M. Maupin, wife and daughter,
Grace, will return to Cincinnati Gin
cinnati in few days, after a visit 4
bis parents, MIR. and Mrs. Cal Mau-
pin. DRY MauPln is demonstration at
the Ohio Dental College.
Lexington Leader: Mrs. William
Smith and Miss Eleanor Smith will
60 to Richmond Monday to be the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Harry Blanton
Master Harry Blanton will entertain
with birthday party Monday at his
home.
Mrs. Jennie Faulkner White, whose
injury was reported in last weeks
issue was able to leave Monday for
Alabama. where she has charge of a
large school. Although very much
improved, she is yet compelled to
use crutches.
Lexington Leader: Miss r b
Beard, the guest of Miss Sarah Chen
ault, left Thursday for her home in
Richmond. Miss Lucy Chenault went
with her to visit her sister. Mrs. Jas.
Crutcher. Miss Sarah Gibbs Patton
has returned from a visiC in Rich
mond.
Homer w. Carpenter, who married
Miss Tevis Carpenter, of Stanford, has
accepted p call to the pastorate of the
Shelbvvlle Christian Church and will
beSin on his new duties there immedi
ately. Mrs. Carpenter is well known
in Richmond, having been frequent
visitor here.
At beautiful party given by Miss
Florence lie Mar Dickey. in Cynthi-
ana, Friday, the engagement of Miss
Mabel Louise Fryer, and Mr.. Henry
Craig Ship was announced, the we'd
ding to take place October 9Th. The
prospective groom is well known here,
his first wife being Miss Jennie Fer
rill sister of Mrs. W. ID. Oldham.
Lancaster Record: Mrs. Annie
Singleton has been offered and accept
ed a position as matron at Madison
Female Institute. She will enter up
on her new duties in Septemb Der.
R. Nj. West was a recent visitor in
Richmond. Fountain Rice and Z.
I. Rice. of Richmond, were with Ian
caster relatives this week.
Nicholasville Journal: Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown Anderson were in Rich
mond last week. t. c. Adams, of
Richmond, teacher of physical Gull
ture, was in town Wednesday. +. r..
l.. Walker who has been seriously i'll
of typhoid fever. at Richmond, ar
rived yesterday and is now at the
home of Mayor w. L. Steele. Mr..
Walkers many friends will be glad to
learn of his recovery.
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