The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-01

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week.
Mr.. Warfeld Bennett was in Lex
ington Thursday to see Mrs. Leslie
Carter.
Mr.. w. L. Leeds and family have
moved into their new home on Wood
land Ave.
Prof. d. w. Bridges. principal of
Lancaster Graded School was in town
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Seaman went to
Lexington Thursday to see Mrs. Les
lie Carter.
Mrs. James Smith spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Newton Combs in
Lexington.
Miss Sre Scrivner, of Winchester,
spent Thanksgiving with her sisters,
Mrs. /. e. Ballard and Miss Alma
Scrivner.
Mrs. G. d. Simmons spent Thanks
giving with her mother, Mrs. Frost.
in Lexington.
Miss Gottlieb, of Madison Institute.
spent the weekend with relatives in
Cincinnati.
Harrodsburg Herald: Mack Miller,
of Richmond, was the guest of Mr..
w. j. Hanna Monday.
MIR. Hugh Cassiday, of Danville.
spent Thanksgiving with his father
Prof. j. B. Cassiday.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Terrill and niece, Miss
Leavell, spent Thanksgiving with
relatives in Lancaster.
Mrs. j. NJ. Poyntz and Miss Kath-
leen Poyntz spent Thanksgiving with
Mt. Sterling relatives.
Miss Mary d. Pickles has returned
from visit to her brother, G. w.
Pickles, Jr., in Illinois.
Miss Mary Barrett Smith, of Lex
ington, spent Thanksgiving with her
mother, Mrs. Speed Smith.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hayden and daughter.
accompanied by Mrs. Hattie Buchanan
spent Saturday in Lexington.
Misses Marti and Mountjoy, of
Madison Institute, spent Thanksgiy-
ing with Mrs. Hendren in Lancaster.
Judge M. C. Sauney, Of Stanford,
was in the city Friday and received a
warm reception from his many
friends.
Mrs. Lewis Neale and children have
returned from a months visit to
Messrs. George and John McRoberts,
in Danville.
Stanford Journal:-Mrs. w. A
Tribble and little Miss Dorothy Trib-
bic are visiting Mrs. Dan II. Breck at
Richmond.
Winchester Democrat: Mrs ID. A.
McCord and Miss Maggie McCord, of
Richmond, are visiting Mrs. Harry
Scrivener.
Rev. Hugh Mcclellan was one of the
principal speakers at the annual cele-
bration of the CALIFORNIAN Society at
Lexington last night.
Louis Landram, editor of The Gil
max, has rented the residence occu-
pied by Mr.. Charles Miller. on Glyr-
don Ave, for next year.
Mrs. JAS. Deatherage and son,
Clarence Woods Deatherage, have re-
turned from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Il. c. Logan, at Elliott, la.
Mrs. MacSerran Grove and children
of Versailles, Mrs. r. S. Grove, and
Mrs. 1. C. Hunt, Of Beattyville. have
been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Crow.
Misses Cary Rice and Margaret Par
rish spent Thanksgiving in Lexington
and witnessed the production. '.Vasta
Herne,' +" played by Mrs. Leslie Carter
Mt. Sterling Advocate: Mrs. d. NJ
Chenault, Of Richmond, is with Ter
sister, Mrs Geo. Snyder. Nathan
Oeatherage, OF Richmond. visited
VIM. Phelps last week.
B. f. Cassiday. of West Virginia,
stopped last week with friends here,
while en- route to Louisville where he
has accepted position with Lane g.
Boone, stenographers.
Nicholasville Tribune: Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. B Lackey and slaughter. Of
Richmoad, andiMr. ami Mrs. William ]
Powell aud children ate spending the
seek vita Mrs. MollIe Powell
Hon a. L. Burnam. of this city, I
has been appointed by Gov. Wilson
as one of The delegates to the Sou,a-
ern Commercial Congress 10 meet in
Washington Dec. Glib and 7th.
Mr.. n. d. Deatherage left today for
Chicago where be will attend the In
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