The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-05-18

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Mrs Ed Bybee.
Mrs. B. NJ. Lackey and daughter,
Geneva, visited Mrs. Mollie Powell il
Nicholasville last week.
Mr.. Waller Bennett and children and
Miss Lucia Burnam enjoyed a motor
trip to Lexington Saturday.
Misses Bessie Turley and Sara Wagers
are at home from little visit to Miss
May Taylor, Of Nicholasville.
Mrs. Bryon Juett returned Sunday
from a delightful visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Gilmore, in Covington.
Mrs. Mamie Martyr and son, Joe jeff,
were called to Corbin on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. A. d. Underwood.
London Echo: a. L. Pigg has re-
turned from Richmond with one of the
finest saddle horses ever seen in these
parts.
Mrs. James Lackey, who recently I'M
derwent serious operation for gall
stone, is now convalescing at her home
on West Main Street
Mrs. Thos. J. Phelps and Mrs. J. W
Caperton and daughter, Miss jamie,
have gone to New York, from which
point they will sail for an extensive
European trip.
Mrs. VIM. b. Smith, who has been so
seriously i'll, is reported to be consider
ably improved, which is indeed crafty
ing news to the friends of this venerable
woman.
Messsrs. Hunter Peel, Henry Baker,
L. c. Drake and Mesdames Vanarsdale
and Willis, Of Nicholasville, were
patients of Dr. Pennington, in this city
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walker went to
Louisville Monday for visit to Mrs
Walkers mother, Mrs William Wood
son. They were guests at box party
to see the Dramatic Clubs play Monday
night at Macauleys Theatre.
Prof Milton Elliott, of Lexington, was
a guest here last week He is son of
the late Prof. Milton Elliott, who former
ly conducted school at Kirksville, and
was one of the best known educators in
the State.
On account of her extended absence,
Miss Lucia Burnam, who will shortly
sail for Europe, has resigned as men,
Der OF the Board of Directors of the p. |
A. c. Infrmary. Mrs. Thompson Bur
nam has been appointed to represent the
Presbyterian church in her place.
Miss Mary Darlington, has concluded |
a visit to DR.. and Mrs. d. II. Scanlon,
and returned yesterday to her home in
Cincinnati Miss Darlington is Virginia
slrl having recently moved from Hamp-
len City, Va, to Cincinnati. She made
many friends during her visit here who
will welcome her back.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chenault enter
aimed at an elegant dinner Wednesday
n honor of Rev. Theodore n. Compton.
who has been conducting the revival at
Baptist church. Their guests included
he pastor and wife and the members of
he official board with their wives.
Mrs. Charles G. Crookes, of Danvlle.
5 the guest of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
rowe, on Oak St. Mrs. Crookes was
ormerly Miss Jane Grove, and both she
nd her husband, who was professor in
Id Central University here for many ,
ears, have many friends who always {
Welcome them to their old home.
Mr.. Hamilton r. Smith, of Versailles.
vas in our city Thursday Mr.. Smith :
) general freight and passenger agent
or the L. & n, with headquarters al
-ersailles. He has been associated with ,
!. & A. division of this road almost
ince its construction. He formerly
we'd here and has hosts of friends in .
MS city.
Mr.. Tut Burnam, of Richmond, was I
visitor in our city Tuesday Mrs. li
Lartha Haley, Of Richmond, is visiting /
'. II. Wherritt and family. Misses a
gnes and Ruth Montgomery, Alma a
arti and Stella Hendren, of Richmond. !,
ormal School were visitors at the home Il
Miss Allie Hendren last week.-Lan- a
aster Record. n
Mt. Sterling Democrat: Mr. A. b. b
ldham celebrated his birthday with I
'autiful six o'clock dinner at his home
! Howard avenue yesterday. The J..
BILE was beautifully adorned with Il
nilax, pink and white carnations. and
place of honor was the large birth b
" cake topped with forty-one candles N
Q number of anniversaries for the pop- r
ar host. The dinner was served in
u rses and was most elegant one in
cry respect, such one as only so COM os
'tent housewife as Mrs. Oldham "
'uld prepare