The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-09-14

visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Joe Weaver has returned hons
from a seven months stay Mississippi.
Hon. and Mrs @. L. Searcy lief
yesterday for visit at Swango Springs
Mrs. J. II. Toy, of Maysville. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F
Moberly.
Miss Elizabeth Searcy has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs Wake
Stewart, in Elizabethtown.
Mrs. Joe Chenault and Mrs. r. <
Turley were guests last week of Mrs
Jack Hutsell in Winchester.
Danville Advocate: Mrs. w. A. Bull
of Greenville, Miss, is visiting Prof
and Mrs. Chas. Crooks, North First St
Winchester Democrat: Mr.. John w
Shearer, Road Supervisor of Madison
county, spent the week end with frind'
here.
Mrs. w. S. Bacon and little daughter
Willie Bruce. of Lexington, are visitin
her sister, Mrs. Clifton Weaver, OF
e North st.
Mrs. J. A. Stevens entertained mum
Der of young friends Tuesday evening i
, honor of her neice, Miss Aubrey Burgir
of Lexington.
Miss Warfield Crenshaw, who ha
been visiting in Lexington, is again wit
relatives here, before going to her HON
in Richmond, Va.
r Mrs. Harry Edwards and baby, c
S Canada. are visiting Mrs. Ii. NJ. Blantor
g Mrs. Edwards was formerly Miss Allen
Watts, of Lexington.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah Park, of Unto
4 CITY, are at home from delightfI
e Western trip They visited in Illinois
Missouri and Oklahoma.
Miss Hester Covington, who has beef
l, with Campbell Hagerman College in tn
capacity of secretary during the summe
months has returned home.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmore, return
). ed to their home in Covington, today
after pleasant visit to the latter
y parents Mr.. and Mrs B. Juett.
The Cecilian Club will resume wor
for the winter on October 9Th. Til
first meeting will be held with Mrs. N
C. Kellogg, the club president.
Mrs. Theodore Wilson, Of Moberll
viii leave Friday to spend week wit
her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Frazier, {
Wisemantown, Estill county.
Mrs. J. P. Mann, of Richmond. an
son. Mr.. Frazier Eals of Salem, Ind
are guests for the fair Of Mr. and Mr.
B.F. Remington Bourbon News.
Mrs. John w. Shearer and Mrs. jaime
/ Huguely have returned to their hon
from Cincinnati where they attende
|. the Exposition. They also visited
Falmouth.
i Misses Lucy and Fannie Moore are
| home from visit with their neice Mr.
w. r.. Golden, near Winchester. The
also attended the Association at GoshC
| while there.
| Misses Della and Fannie Tinde
daughters of Elder F. NJ. finder, of La
+ caster are attending the Normal SchoC
They have taken rooms with Mrs. j
p Chenault.
Misses Norma Ballew, Lucille Glib
and Tommie Cole CovingtOn left Mo
day for Lexington, where they wi
matriculate at Campbell-Hagerm;
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Tussey,
Ambia, Ind, were the guests of the
cousins, William n. Moore and siste
several days last week, at their hon
near Duncannon.
Mrs. A. J. Suit has been spendiI
several weeks with relatives in Mas
county. Mr.. Suit will go to Maysvil
Saturday and will accompany Mrs. Su
home th,lirst of the week.
DR.. w. g. White and wife are
Louisville this week. The doctor
o Dking after his interest il w. G. VIII
& Co. OF that city, of which company
is president and large stakeholder.
Mr.. J. w. Murphy, of Sedalia, No
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Al
Enright, at the residence of her so
Mr.. NJ. f. Enright Mr.. Murphy and N
Enright left Monday for a visit at Cr'
Orchard.
Hon. Jerry A. Sullivan, who has be
touring several countries of EuroI
sailed on the eighth from Copenhag
for home He has had delightful Il
and will be given hearty welcol
home.
Messrs. Paul and Robert Burnam a
Murray Smith were hosts at delight
dance On last Thursday night, in hon
of Miss Jamie Caperton's attract
houseparty. Music was furnished
The Frankfort orchestra
Mrs. J. III. Perkins, OF Henryet
Oklahoma, and Mrs. J. b. Dozier a
little son, of Pond Creek, Oklahon
are here TO see their father. Mr.. ].
Long, who is convalescing from
critical illness.
Mother Lehman. Of the Prison Refo
work, was a visitor here several d.
this week. Mrs. Lehman's homo is
Louisville and she is known all o
Kentucky for her noble work She
dressed 8 he various Sunday-Scho
Sunday morning.
Ii is indeed gratifying to her mi
friends to know that Mrs. Carlo
Britain, whose critical illness for nj
weeks has been source OF deep ankle
is now improving rapidly and every
dication is for her ultimate recov'
Mr.. and Mrs. Vollinwider, of
Arthur, Ohio, come Saturday night
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Deasherage Mrs. Deatherage acc
panied them TO Lexington Monday
settle up the estate OF their sister.
late Miss Annie Heacox.
Louisville Post: Mr.. and Mrs. Ju
VanWinkle returned this week froi
trip through Yellowstone Park and
West Mrs. VanWinkle will leave
Monday for Lexington 10 sDeDd