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

from seven months stay Mississippi
Hon. and Mrs c. L. Searcy left
yesterday for visit at Swango Springs
Mrs. J. H. 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 Walker
Stewart, in Elizabethtown.
Mrs Joe Chenault and Mrs. r. E.
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 fr;nds
here.
! Mrs W S. Bacon and little daughter,
Willie Bruce. of Lexington. are visiting
her sister, Mrs Clifton Weaver on
dore' North st.
t at A. c,oro0s ortorto;nod n,u.
A.es Der of young friends Tuesday evening in
ois' honor of her neice, Miss Aubrey Burgin,
Jen- -
mer MISS Narneiu oIensha"' "io iias
90 been visiting in Lexington. is again with
q relatives here, before going to her home
in Richmond, Va.
VIA Mrs Harry Edwards and baby, of
Iers Canada. are visiting Mrs. II. NJ. Blanton.
nng Mrs Edwards was formerly Miss Ailene
Watts, of Lexington.
,uld Mr. and Mrs Jonah Park, of Union
and City, are at home from a delightful
ONE Western trip. They visited in Illinois,
Missouri and Oklahoma.
Miss Hester Covington who has been
on with Campbell Hagerman College in the
anu capacity of secretary during the summer
months has returned home.
S a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmore, return
ide. ed to their home in Covington, today
after a pleasant visit to the ]atter's
my parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. Juett
The Cecilian Club will resume work
for the winter on October 5th The
first meeting will be held with Mrs. NJ.
c. kellogg, the club president.
Mrs. Theodore Wilson, of Moberly,
will leave Friday to spend week with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Frazier, at
Wisemantown, Estill county.
Mrs. J. P. Mann, of Richmond. and
son, Mr.. Frazier Eals of Salem, Ind,
are guests for the fair of Mr.. and Mrs.
p in B. F. Remington.-B News.
Mrs. John w. Shearer and Mrs. James
ere Huguely have returned to their home
from Cincinnati where they attended
If the Exposition. They also visited in
Falmouth.
Misses Lucy and Fannie Moore are at
home from a visit with their neice Mrs.
w. r. Golden, near Winchester. They
gam also attended the Association at Goshen
while there
IA Misses Della and Fannie finder,
daughters of Elder F. NJ finder, of Ian
ter caster, are attending the Normal School
They have taken rooms with Mrs. Joe
m a Chenault.
Misses Norma Ballew, Lucille Gibbs
re- and Tommie Cole Covington left Mon
day for Lexington, where they will
>. is matriculate at Campbell-Hagerman
College.
arc MIR. and Mrs Thomas C. Tussey, of
/, Ambia, Ind, were the guests of their
cousins. William n. Moore and sister,
several days last week, at their home
near Duncannon.
~ Mrs. A. j. Suit has been spending
several weeks with relatives in Mason
Ter county Mr.. Suit will go to Maysville
n'e- Saturday and will accompany Mrs. Suit
to home tn, FIRST of the week.
'on- Dr.. w. G. White and wife are in
ter, Louisville this week. The doctor is
spo- o ,king after his interest i W. G. White
& Co. OF that city, of which company he
atty. is president and large stakeholder.
w. Mr.. J. W. Murphy, of SedaIia No.
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ann
ned Enright, at the residence of her son,
Irs Mr.. NJ. F. Enright. Mr.. Murphy and Mr..
Enright left Monday for visit at Crab
ned Orchard.
tful Hon. Jerry A. Sullivan, who has been
touring several countries of Europe,
ell sailed on the eighth from Copenhagen
ded for home. He has had delightful trip
and viii be given hearty welcome
10 home
The Messrs. Paul and Robert Burnam and
Murray Smith were hosts at delightful
=, dance on last Thursday night. in honor
,o~o of Miss Jamie Caperton's attractive
!.
the Frankfort orchestra.
,rsa Mrs. j. H. Perkins, of Henryetta.
Oklahoma, and Mrs. J. B. Dozier and
little son, Of Pond Creek, Oklahoma,
"ue are here to see their father. Mr.. J. p.
"uS Long, who is convalescing from a
critical illness
~ Mother Lehman, Of the Prison Reform
'''S work, was a visitor here several days
this week. Mrs. Lehman's homo is in
Louisville and she is known all over
ter Kentucky for her noble work. She adj
dressed he various Sunday Schools,
ing Sunday morning.
her 1t is indeed gratifying to her many
friends to know hat Mrs Carlo B.
It to Britain, whose critical illness for many
Mrs. weeks has been source Of deep anxiety,
is now improving rapidly and every in
this dication is for her ultimate recovery
ugh Mr.. and Mrs. yollinwider. Of Nc
Arthur, Ohio, come Saturday night TO
Fri spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
and Deatherage. Mrs. Deatherage accom-
/. panied them to Lexington Monday to
Wis settle up the estate of their sister the
rned ia'e MISS annie heacox'
!. Louisville Post: Mr. and Mrs Julian
two van inhie returned inns week from a
been "Trip through eilows'one Park and The
natl West. Mrs. yanWinkle will leave on
Monday for Lexington to spend two
weeks with her sister. Mrs Newton