The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-04-13
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Miss Margaret Ballard. who is well
known here, being sister to Mr.. J. G..
Ballard, of this city, and frequent
guest of her cousin, Mrs. j. d. Adams,
will enter Lakeside Hospital, at Cleve-
land, Ohio, to become trained nurse.
The Rochester Qn.J Item, of recent
date, contained the following: A. ID.
Young and wife entertained for dinner
last Sunday Miss Lille Grogan, of Ash
land, Miss Lille Hawkins, of Farming
dale, and Lewis Earring, of Richmond,
Ky.
Mr.. Albert McCown, who underwent a
serious operation for gladstone, at the
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary, over a week
ago, and who was critically i'll for sew
eral days, is now out of danger, and on
the high road to recovery. This will,
indeed, be gratifying news to the scores
of friends of this popular man.
Estill Herald: Miss Maggie Todd, has
returned from a visit to relatives in
Madison county. MIR. and Mrs. ID. F.
Wallace, of Richmond, visited the for
mer,s mother, Mrs. Ellen Wallace, over
Sunday Mrs. S. W. Todd went to
Richmond Tuesday to be operated upon
for appendicitis. Latest reports are to
the effect that Mrs. Todd recovered
nicely from the operation and is getting
along splendidly. ---Chas. d. Miller,
representing Arnold, Hamilton & Luxon,
the new Richmond wholesale grocery
firm, was through the county this week
taking orders. Charles old Irvine
friends remembered him with nice
orders.
Miss Jane Goodloe's many friends feel
quite proud of her college record. Miss
Goodloe's graduates this year at Wellesley
College and has been the winner of both
the junior and senior scholarships.
She will go early in the summer to Ger
many where she will spend her vacation
and futher acquaint herself with the
German language. Upon her return she
will occupy the chair of German in Wax
nut Hill school, Boston. Miss Goodloe
is the daUghterof Judge ]. d. Goodloe,
of Whites Station, this county, and she
is not only gifted with brilliant intel
lect, but also with charming personali-
ty, which wins her many friends on
every side.
The following very complimentary
notice appeared in the Nashville (Tenn)
Banner, of recent date. Miss Parent is
we'll known here, having been guest
last summer of her cousin, Mrs. A. d.
Miller. She was heard in most delight
full reading in this city. and also before
the Kentucky Press Association, which
convened at tstin Springs. She holds
her audience as if by magic and plays
wonderfully on the emotions. swaying
her hearers from laughter to tears: Miss
Corinne Parent formerly of Nashville,
win go abroad this summer with party
from Belmont College, chaperoned by
Miss Hood. Miss Parent is one of the
most gifted young girls in the South as
concert reader, and she is winning wide
spread recognition in this line
Lancastes Record; Mrs. Morris Dud-
ley and children are with Mrs. Dudley's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, after
visit TO relatives in Richmond. - Miss
Mary Elmore, of the Richmond Normal
School, spent several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gilmore.
Miss Della finder has returned to the
Normal school at Richmond after spend
ing several days with the home folks.
- Mrs Ethel West Darnold who is at
Normal school in Rirnmoad was at home
for visit of several days. Miss
Pauline Arnold is At home after pleas
ant with relatives in Richmond and
Frankfort. Mrs LEWIS Francis, of
Richmond. has been visiting Lancaster
fhlal.Yss. Hon. Jerry sullivau, %
nlshnlBnd, wss In Town Tuesday on lsgal
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