The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-01-19

nam, Of the Internal Revenue Office, has
gone to his home in Richmond. He has
been III for few days.
Mr. A. B. Faris. who has been con-
fined to his home wrestling with the
grippe, is much improved and able to
to be at his post of duty.
Attorney F. A. Lyons, of Beatryville,
was in town Monday on business con-
nected with the Kentucky Poplar Lum-
Der Co., bankruptcy proceedings.
Mr.. Hugh Wages has returned from a
twelve-months' stay in New Mexico.
He is undecided as to returning to lhat
country or remaining in good old Kahn
tuck
Versailles Sun: DIR and Mrs. R. NJ.
Phelps returned Saturday from visit
in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Chowning visited in Richmond from
Friday until Monday.
Mr. Cecil Traynor has returned from
Mt jackson Sanitarium where he re-
ceived treatment for rheumatism. He
is much improved and is back at his
stand with Tate & Son.
The Climax is glad to note a marked
improvement in the condition of Mrs.
Mary English, who has been quite i'll of
some time She is at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ben Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harrington, have
moved to their pretty new home in the
Burnamwood addition. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Weisenburg will occupy the home
they vacated.
Laurits Swinson, Swede, of Minnesota
was appointed as Minister toSwitzerland
by President Taft last week and Minister
Brutus Junius Clay and wife will return
from Geneva to their fine farm near Rich
mond
The weekly meeting of the Woman's
Club was held Monday afternoon. The
regular program consisted of Current
Events; Catherine The Great, Mrs.
Eugene Walker; Literature of Gather
ines Time, Mrs. G. w Pickles.
Mr.. May Powell, one of Madison
most popular young men, left Sunday
night for Macon, Ga, TO assume the
managent of the Cudahy Packing Com
pany's establishment Mr. Powell has
been valued employe of the Cudahy
Company for several years.
Miss Belle Bennett attended the large
mass meeting held at Lexington, last
week, in the interest of the proposed bill
granting women the right to school suf-
frage a number of very interesting al
dresses were made, among them being
one by Miss Bennett, whose subject was
'What Southern Women Have Done Fol
the School"
Washington cor, Courier Journal: Miss
Mary James Caperton, of Richmond.
KY, daughter of Col James w Caper-
ton, an eminent lawyer and fnancier,
has been spending the holidays at the
navy yard at Annapolis theguest of Com
mander and Mrs Carlo b. Britain. also
prominent KentuckianS Miss Caperton
is stndent at Bartholomew School, Gin
cinnati She is a charming girl who
bids fair to be one of the bellies of tie
Blue Grass State. She was much adj
mired at the Christmas hop at the naval
academy. Commander and Mrs Brit
tain gave a large tea in honor of Miss
Caperton from to on Christmas day.
The meeting of the Cecilian Club,
Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. w. G.
White, was very interesting and enjoy
able. The subject, -Four Hand Music, -
was unique and furnished food for dis
cussion and the opportunity for splen-
did program. In addition to vocal mum
bers by Mrs. Hanger and Miss Marian
holland, literary contributions were given
by Miss Helen Bennett Mrs A. r. Bur-
nam and Miss Lucia Burnam. Miss Kath-
crime Walker read an interesting paper
on Current Events. The regular pro
gram was participated in by Mesdames
Baldwin and White, Seaman and Kel-
ogg, Evans and Pickles, Johnson, Miss
Sue Smith and Mrs. Middleton An in
teresting pictorial contest of operas was
held at the completion of the musical
program.