The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-04-06

]. A. Stevens, of this city.
Mrs. Wilson, of Louisville, has been
here on a visit to her brother, Mr.. Jake
Shearer, near town. Mrs. Wilson was
formerly Miss Halle Shearer and was
one of Madison's most beautiful girls.
Mrs. Everett Clark and children have
returned to Paris Mrs. Clark was
called here by the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. Cal Maupin. Mrs. Dan Rid
dell, of Corbin, has also been with her
father
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allender, of White
Hall, entertained charmingly last
Thursday night in honor of Misses
Lizzie and Mary Hall. A large number
of guests were present and royal time
reported.
JeSSamine Journal:-Mrs. Ray Deer
ing and son, Leith. are visiting Mrs
Mary Deering in Richmond - Mrs
John Masters and daughter. RlSsi, re-
turned Monday from visit TO relatives
in Richmond.
Mr. E. NJ Veatch. of Frankfort, has
been spending few days with Mr.. A. J.
Suit. Mr.. Veatch was formerly local
manager of the Richmond Telephone
Company and has many friends here
who gave him hearty welcome.
Mrs. R. c. Stockton, Miss Jane D.
Stockton, Miss Mary Thomas, of Missis-
sippi, who is the attractive house guest
of the Stocktons, and Miss Eleanor Che
nault formed a pleasant party to Lexing-
ton last Tuesday to see the Three Twins
Mrs. J. w. Caperton and daughter.
Miss jamie, who have spent the winter
n,Cincinnati, came home last week for
a little Easter vacation before sailing
for summer trip abroad. They will be
accompanied byMrs. Caperton's mother,
| Mrs. Thomas Phelps.
Mrs. Long Tom Chenault and little
daughter, Anna Ware, who went to Lex
ington for a little Easter visit were de-
tanned on account of the measles, which
attacked the latter soon after their ar
rival. She has gotten along nicely and
will soon be able TO return home.
Mrs. J. W. Earring and daughter, Mrs.
J. d. Allen, of Carlisle, are at Martins
vile. Indiana. Before going to the
springs they enjoyed few days in
indianapolis, in company with Mr..
Louis Earring, who will go later for a
visit to an uncle in Rochester, Illinois.
Mr. Arthur NJ. Stevenson, of Michi-
gan, will arrive early in May and will
begin his duties as assistant TO DIR.
Scanlon, of the First Presbyterian
church, also have prominent part in
the Sunday school work and musical
department of the church.
Miss Sara Rucker was welcomed home
last week from her European trip, which
she enjoyed as guest of the Louisville
Herald, winning by large majority in
that papers recent contest. Miss
Rucker is one of our most popular girls
and her trip was one of greatest plea
sure.
The many friends here of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe A. Myers regret exceedingly
to learn of the serious illness of their
little son, who is suffering from
diphtheria. Mrs Myers was formerly
Miss Lillian Bybee, of this city. The
last report was that the little patient
was slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Landram left Fri
day for short visit in Lancaster before
taking up their work in Danville. Since
coming to this city, this popular couple
have made hosts of friends who regret
exceedingly their departure, and we con-
graduate our neighbor city upon secur-
ing such splendid people as. residents.
Misses Margaret and Edith Wood, of
Sardis, have entered the Normal school
and while in Richmond will be with
their old friends Mr. and Mrs. A. ].
Suit, on Glyndon Avenue. Their father,
B. W. Wood. accompanied them to this
city, for short visit.
Mr.. Evan McCord, of Seattle. Wash
ington, has been with relatives here
Miss Sallie Bennett, one of the attractive
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bennett,
of Lexington, and well known here, will
go to Seattle to spend the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. McCord.
Mrs. c. d. Miller will return this week
from an extended visit to her brother,
Mr. Richard L. Gentry and family, in
Nashville. Mrs. Miller has also visited
in Hartman and Murfreesboro, Tennes-
see, and spent several days in Hopkins
willie, Kentucky, with her aunt. Mrs.
J. b. Parent
Mr.. a. X McCowp, underwent SER
ious operation Saturday at the P. A. c.
Inirmary, for gall stone, from which he
has been great sufferer. Mr. McCown
is one of Madison's most prominent
farmers and both he and his charming.
wife. formerly Miss Annie ChenauIt,
have scores of friends, who are anxious
ly waiting for encouraging news from
his bedside.
Lancaster Record:-Misses Mary Ann
Collins and Dudley Doty. of Richmond.
were two fair visitors in Lancaster Sat
urday Miss Annie Margaret Elzin
entertained Friday evening quite hand
somely in honor Of her visitors, Misses
Cobb and Covington, of Richmond
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