The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-04-05

springs indianapolis, which has become
quite a resort for Richmond people.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Hamilton have
named their new girl Mayme Rowland,
and are receiving the congratulations of
their friends on the birth Of this addi-
lion to the family circle.
Rev. Ashford Reeves and family are
here for two weeks stay with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Reeves, before
going TO Ashland, where he has accept
ed the pastorate Of the Christian church
The Louisville Herald speaks in a
high compliment Of the singing Of Miss
Mary Dan Harbeson, who is assisting
the noted Indian Evangelist, Frank
Wright, in a series Of meetings in that
city.
Laban Riddle, proprietor of Estil
springs, was among the prominent Ir-
vine citizens that spent the day in Rich
mond Monday. Also Mr.. Frank Park,
another well known business man OF
that city.
A reception to the students Of the
Normal school viii be given next Nor
day evening at Neville Roark hall and
promises TO be a very elaborate affair.
The students are looking forward to this
with a great deal Of pleasure.
J. r. White. ex editor Of the Estill
Herald, is exceedingly happy over the
arrival Of a new boy at the home Of Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. @.
Taylor, on the Irvine pike The young
ster made his appearance last Saturday,
April lst
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hisle and Mr..
Hubbard, who have been in Florida all
winter, returned home last week Mr.
Hisle brought back many relics OF his
hunting and fishing expeditions in the
state, which includes rattlesnake skins,
catamount hides, etc.
The marriage Of Miss Julia Gourley
to Mr. Hughes Parrish, of Richmond,
viii be celebrated April Is, at 5 o'clock,
at the home Of the brides parents. Gen
eral and Mrs. Gourley, on High street.
DR.. G. V. Morris, Of the Centenary Meth
Odist church, viii ofliciate. Lexington
Herald.
Miss Eva Smith came from Oxford
College to spend her spring vacation
with Miss Louise Covington. Miss Smith
ormerly lived in Richmond, her father
DR.. J. Addison Smith, having been pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church. She
was given royal welcome by her host
Of friends.
Mrs. Roark, assisted by Miss Pat
ridge and Prof. Mcbride viii entertain
next Saturday evening in compliment to
DR.. and Mrs. f. George Payne, who will
give an entertainment in the Normal
chapel The reception will be given in
Sullivan hall Immediately following the
entertainment.
Lancaster Record: Miss Alice Rig
ney has been in Richmond visiting her
cousin, Miss Lucy Walker. Miss Sallie
Rayburn has returned TO her home in
Richmond. Mrs. George Ballew has re-
turned TO her home in Richmond after
visit TO her mother, Mrs Edna Fran
els. Mrs. O. p. Bush has returned from
Richmond, having been called there by
the illness Of her father, who is now
somewhat improved.
Mr.. R. n. Swisher, the popular under
taker for Oldham & Lackey was the re-
cipient Of a very pleasant April fool sur
prise at the home Of Mrs. Bette Park
last Saturday. Mr.. Swisher was born
on April Fools dsy.and when he arrived
home at noon last Saturday Mrs Parks,
assisted by other members Of the fam
lily, had prepared a sumptuous feast in
honor Of his birthday, and several toasts
were drunk 10 his health.