The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-06
PERSONALS

Attorney James Denney, of Lexington,
was in the city today on legal business.
The many friends Of Mr. owen F.
Taylor. the venerable father Of Assessor
Shelby Taylor, will be grieved 10 learn
that he is dangerously III and hopes for
his recovery are grave.
Mr.. Hincencio Ricci, the popular
caterer, is able 10 be out again after
being confined TO his bed with rheuma-
tism.
= Mrs. r. W. Boulware Of New Mexico
is visiting her father DIR. William Mar
tin al Kingstor.
Mrs. :. E. Combs and daughter, Miss
Geneva Kellie, Of Jefferson, Okla, are
visiting Mrs. Combs mother. Mrs.
Hugh Parks al Red House.
Judge James Benton was an interest
ing visitor here court day. He is stop
ping over for short visit to his aged
parents at Waco, enroute home from
Powell county, where he has been
attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson and guests,
are at Crab Orchard for few days.
Miss GLADYS Perry entertained very
charmingly last Thursday at the regular
meeting Of the Young Ladies Bridge
Club al her home in BurnamwOOd. Ii
was a delightful affair. Miss Mary ID.
Pickles was awarded the trophy.
Mrs. Neale Bennett was hostess last
Friday at the meeting Of the Married
Ladies Bridge.
J.. Z. Greenleaf and family are moving
into Mrs. J. Speed Smiths cottage on
West Main street, and Mrs. Smith will
20 10 the country 10 be with her
daughter. Mrs. George Phelps. Miss
Margareita Smith has taken rooms
with Mrs. Mamie Douglas on Oak st.
Mrs. John Shackelford. Of Columbus,
OHIO. formerly Miss Louise Kaufman,
Of Lancaster. has been here for several
days the guest Of Miss Van Greenleaf
Miss Minnie Battorf, the efficient
bOok-keeper at the telephone exchanges
is in Charlestown, Ind, her home,
spending a ten days vacation.
Mr.. Ed Stockton and Miss Jane d.
Stockton have returned from trip tC
the northern summer resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. West and littl,
daughter, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. West at Speedwell.
Rev. Z. B. Barnes will return from
Husionville the latter part Of the weel
where he has been engaged in a series
Of special services, and will occupy The
pulpit at the Christian church mex
sunday al the usual hours. Regula
services viii be resumed.
Mr.. r. y. Swisher, undertaken a
Oldham & Lackey's, has returned from
a vacation spent at his home in Mich
igan Mr.. Swisher claims il has beel
TOO cold TO be comfortable in the north
ern climate without an oyercOat.
Prof. Z. C. McDougle viii 90 t
Painisville this week. where he vii
conduct the johnson county Teacher
Institute.
Mr.. ]. w. caring is considerably i'm
proved after Yerg serious sick spe
last week.
Mrs. John B. Allen. Of Carlisle, is e,
pected this week for a visit 10 ne
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Earring.
Mrs. DIR. Reynolds, Of Mt. Sterling.
here for visit 10 her mother, Mr.
Poyntz al the GiyndOn.
Mrs. Erskine Garland. Of Huntington
W. Va. and children, returned HON
Z Tuesday after visit to.relatives here.
Father O'Dwyre, Of ST. Mark 5 churc
went 10 Winchester Sunday afternoon
where be assisted Father Hilienmeir
I the Forty Hour Devotion services. h
occupied the pulpit al the evenin
services.
Mr. Greed Gott and family left Thur
dav for Hendersonville. y. c.. whel
they viii remain indefinitely on accouI
b Of Mr. Colts health.
Rev. ". o. Sadler. Conference Eva
gelist Of the NJ +. Church. south, WI
IN the city last week the guest Of Re
p. c. Eversole. He will return for II
annual Conference which meets hel
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Chenault has
y returned from Mt Clemens. Mich