The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-02-23

Winchester Democrat:-M Miss Lucy
Adams, of Madison county, visited rela-
tives here the past week.
Campbellsville Enquirer. Miss Emma
White, of Richmond, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Davis.
W. G. Dunlap and sister, Mrs. f. d.
Potts, of Lexington, spent a few hours
with Richmond friends Friday.
The Climax will be very thankful if
parties visiting or having visitors will
ring us up and give us the item.
Cynthiana Democrat: Misses Maggie
Matthews and Emma Hinkson. left
Monday TO attend school at Richmond.
Nieholasville Tribune: Mayor Woods.
OF Richmond, was here Tuesday to as
Sist the drys in the local option cleo
ton.
Miss Ida McCollum, who for the past
four years held the position at the Sin
ger Sewing Machine office, resigned last
Monday
Shelbyville News: Mrs. C. J. Tribble
and daughter, Miss Lucille, were called
to Richmond last week by the death of
Mrs. Tribble's sister.
Mrs. Rufus McCord, who has been
visiting her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Farris, at Campbell Hagerman College
Lexington has returned home.
Editor VIM. Remington, of the Paris
Democrat, was in town Sunday to see
his sister, Mrs. Mann, who is i'll. ''Biu''
Is great favorite with the Kentucky
newspaper men.
Miss Margaret Ella Kindred, of Berea.
has accepted the position of steno-
grapher in the law Office of Judge II. c.
kice. She has also been appointed a
Notary Public by Gov Wilson.
Mr.. John B. Chenault and family will
leave Maysville on March LIST to take up
their residence on his farm three miles
of Flemingsburg. MIR. Chenault has
Just completed magnificent residence
on the place.
Frankfort Journal: Miss Barnett. of
Somerset, and Misses Annie and Eliza
beth Bertram, of Richmond. are the
guests Of Miss Martha Abbott. Sem
ator Burnam went to his home in Rich
mond yesterday TO remain until Wednes-
day.
Stanford Journal:-Mrs. W. H. Shanks
spent several days with her parents in
Madison. Mr. w. B. Elkins, of Louis
vile, was here Sunday to see his sister.
Mrs. r. NJ. Newland. He went from
here to Richmond, where he thinks of
/ locating.
The Cecilian Club held a delightful
meeting the past week with Miss Kath-
airline Stone Walker. On March 9th. the
club will be entertained by Mrs. ]. II.
johnson, who will lead the program.
the subject being ''Evoica sympathy
and Beethoven.
AT business meeting of the Woman's
Club the following officers were elected:
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Smith, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Warfield Bennett, First Vice
President; Mrs. Eugene Walker. Second
Vice-President; Mrs. Sallie Yates Nc
kee, Secretary; Mrs. Ii. c. Jasper
Treasurer.
Frankfort cor. Louisville Herald
Mrs. l.. B. Harrington and handsome
son, Lewis B. Harrington, Jr., have been
spending the week in Frankfort with
Mr.. Harrington, who represents Madison
county in the Legislature Mrs. Herr
ington came down 10 attend the ball on |
Wednesday evening, and being charmed
with Legislative life'' decided TO spend
some time in Frankfort, where she has
number of friends, having visited here |
when she was Miss Susan Hume, of
Richmond.
The following, taken from a Bisbee. |
Arkansas, paper will be of much inter
est to local friends of .the prospective
groom, who is brother of Mrs. sJonah
Wagers: ''Dr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cool.
OF this city. announce the engagement
Of their eldest daughter. Miss Bessie
to Mr. James Dudley. also of this city.
The wedding day is not yet set but their
wedding will take place in the very near
future and the young people will make
their home in FL Paso, Texas. Miss
Cool has resided here but few months
but she has made hosts Of friends in
that time and is very popular in social
circles. She came here from Los
Angels, Cal, where she has MANY
friends Her father, Dr. Cool, has been
located here for number of years in /,
the practice of his profession of dentistry
and his hosts of friends are not limited 1
by even the state boundary. He is wei q
known in southern Arizona. especially Is
about Bisbee. Mr. Dudley has resided !
here for great many years, is WE'LL
known and his friends are legion. Hell
has been engaged principally in the
railroad contracting business with his
brother, r. III. Dudley, of this city,"
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