The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-10-19

COMPANY
Miss Carlisle Stoner, who is attending
Normal school, has gone to MtSterling
for visit.
Mrs. Carrie Davidson has returned to
Lancaster after visit to her daughter,
Mrs. z. T. Rice.
Misses Julia Higgins and Bessie Mil
Ter were in Beattyville last week for a
short visit to friends.
Mrs. George Gentry has returned from
visit to her sister. Mrs Jacob Gentry,
in Winchester.
Mr.. Ed Il. Eales, of Paris, visited his
mother, Mrs. J. p Mann, from Saturday
until Monday.
Miss Edna Ballou, of the county, has
been spending several days here the
guest of Miss Mary Miller.
Mr.. Edward Stockton was in Louis
vile last week taking in the Horse show
and purchasing some holiday goods.
DR.. H. c. Jasper and w. A. Langford
left Monday for Arkansas, where they
will make business trip of several
weeks.
Senator" E. II. Ballard, who has
been in Platte City, Mo-, looking after
his interests in real estate, has returned
home.
Mrs. Chesley Sans and son, William,
of Whitlock, are visiting the former
daughter, Mrs. Willard Smith, in Ian
caster.
Mr.. Ralph Smith has arrived to as
sumo his duties as manager of the I'M
dertaking department at Bennett &
Higgins.
,, Mrs. n. B. Deatherage, Mrs. Jake
Herndon and Miss Mary Turpin are Wis
iting relatives and friends in Kansas
City, Mo.
Mrs. LaRue Duerson was in Louis
vile to attend the Horse show the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ray Bultman, in the
Highlands.
The children of the Twelfth Grade at
Caldwell High School enjoyed an outing
last Saturday. Prof. Robinson and wife
chaperoned
Deputy sheriff Bib johnson, OF
Berea. was here the first of the week at
tending court. He is a popular official
in his section.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hanger were guests
last week of Mr. and Mrs Henry Bosworth
of Lexington and occupied very popu-
lar box at the trots.
Cadet Paul Hanger,o the Millersburg
Military Institute, spent Sunday with
his parents here, returning with his
mother in their machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Park and two
children, Bessie Carpenter and Robert,
of Versailles, have returned home after
visit TO Mrs Bette Parks.
Mr.. ]. E. Greenleaf and daughter,
Miss Van, spent last Saturday and Sun
day in Lancaster the guest of Mrs.
Emma Kaufman.
Mrs. Charles Jett and handsome young
son, Charles, Jr., have returned from a
visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Cobb, at Danville.
Mrs. Frank Robinson and daughter.
who have been visiting in DanvilIe, have
been in Lancaster for a short visit, and
will return home this week.
The German club met last evening to
organize for the winter season. The
members expect TO give several very
swell germans during the winter season.
Miss Sue Scrivener. who is teaching
in Winchester public schools, was at
home last week for short vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Scriv
ner.
Rev. DIR. Scanlon. of this city, is
preaching at Stanford this week and
will begin special series of services at
Somerset next week. He will fill his
pulpit here on Sabbath next.
Mrs. G. f. Lilly entertained with a
beautiful luncheon in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. L. Taylor who left Monday
for her old home in Versailles before
going to her home in Kansas City.
DIR. and Mrs Holton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Breck and little son, have returned
from Mason county, where they spent
several days last week with relatives.
They motored through.
Mr.. Daniel Benton, of Leroy, H., is
here for a visit to his sister, Mrs. Il. J.
White, and other relatives. Mr.. Benton
formerly lived here but has been a resi-
dent Of that state for nine years.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Arnold are moving
to-day to their new home on High street
recently completed. Mr. and Mrs Burton
Faris win occupy the house on Oak
street made vacant by the moving Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold.
Mr.. G. L. Cobb, OF Cynthiana, has
purchased lot in beautiful Burnam-
wood ard will begin at once the erection
of modern dwelling II was honobt ~