The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-02-08
PERSONALS

Charles SOper was in Danville last
week with relatives.
Father O'Dwyre. Of 81 Marks church.
was in CoyingtOn last week on business. ]
Mr. Joseph Thurman has gone to Crab
Orchard for sojoun of several days
Mrs. r. H. Green. Of Louisville. was
the week end guest Of Mrs. Ii. {. Jas
per.
Mrs. r. p McCord. Of Red House.
has gone 10 Washington for visit TO
her son.
County Attorney Steve Davis. Of Win
chester was in the city Monday on legal
business.
Ben Patton. formerly Of this county.
now OF BrNauJsyilie. was here court day
buying cattle.
Mrs. J. J. Greeuleaf entertained her
Bridge Club al hrr home ON West Main.
street saturday OF hsi week.
Mr. George Hutchinson. Of Valley
A.eS. mas taken a position with the
popular Hrm OF Blauton X Congieton.
Mrs Kate Schlegel and Mrs. Il. c.
BOggs were in Nicuolasylue last week
with Mr.. anu Mrs. Harry Schiegel
Mrs Charles NuckolS and son. of Yer
sa.iles. were here last week the guests
If rue family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c
Stockton.
Elder Clarence Walker. of George
town, will preach al the Baptist church
al Red House next sunday morning a
II O'Clock.
Mrs. Major Wells who has been seri-
ously do al her home al Red House Tor
"a week or more is reported somewhat
improved.
W. i. Chopper, Of Boone county. and
Z. NJ. Chopper, Of Louisville, were the
guests of their sister. Mrs Mary +.
Gaines. last week.
W T. Donaldson. financial agent for
! The Pennsylvania University. Lexing-
/ ton. WAS ihe guest Of Prof. +. {. Nc
/ Dousle and family Sunday.
Mrs Dan Harder entertained at six
I o clock dinner last Thursday evening M
! honor OF The bride and groom, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Nicholas Harder.
Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs. ID. ). Har
[ Der wall leave the latler part Of the week
/ for Clearwater, Fla. where they vii
spend the remainder Of the winter.
Rev. Ashford Reeves. Of Tenn. a for.
J mer Madison county boy. is here for a
] WISH 10 relatives. lie is brother Of
/ MeSsrs Thomas, Roscoe, William and
/ Chas. Reeves.
Mrs r. J. Mckee and Miss Lydia Nc.
an in ]
I James Mckenua. Tney witnessed the
Three TWINS al the opera house Mon
/ day evening.
/ Mr.. George p. Dcatherage. son Of G.
" L. Deatherage. who has been as
/ sisling ms father Iu the Sheriifs Office.
I IS recovering from a snort illness tie
/ Is one Of the youngest deputy sheritTs in
/ the country.
Mr.. McCOrd Deatherage was the hos,
! lasI Saturday evening al a party given
/ Uy him al the home Of Miss Maggie Nc
Cord on Tates Creek pike. A number
Of his young friends responded 80 invi-
1atlOn and jolly time was had.
The Regular Bap,ists will hold Divine
Services al the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church on next Sunday the 18th, al 3 y.
m. Also on sunday following al the
same place and hour.
Mr. Beaiamin Cassiday. with the |.
a y. railroad in Louisville. spent Salur-
day aad Sunday VITA his parents here.
President aud Mrs. Cassiday of the Mad
ison Institute.
Mr.. J. ". Farmer Of Boone county.
Mo. Is here Tor a visit 10 his nephew.
Deputy Sheriff SAINT Bush He is a ma
1--we heniuckIan but is now prominent
citizen OF hIs adopted home.
Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts will spend
several hours in Richmond Friday en-
route from her home in Lancaster TO
Virginia for an extended visit. While
here She viii be the guest of Mrs. c. Ig
NaughJ.
Lancaster Record: Mrs. Joseph Ar
mold. has been called 10 the bed side OF
her sister Mrs. Anne Adams who is re-
ported quite sick of pneumonia. Il il
hoped this popular aud efficient en-
ployee al the Telephone Exchange viii
soon recover.
Miss Mary Dan Harbeson. the SWEEP
singer, whose songs proved such 3
feature Of the special services here in,
the Presbyterian and Methodist churches
left Thursday for Millersburg. where
she VIII sing in meeting which began
there sunday
Prof. F. c. McDougle lectured in the
regular course at Warsaw on SATURDAY.
night, the 2Sih OF January. and the
papers there speak Of him rs an enter.
tainer Of rare merit. He delivered the
Commencement address there last Nav.
and won the favor Of the town.
Mrs T. f. Baldwin entertained with
a delightful dinner on last Thursday ir
honor of her guests Mesdames Me
Roberts and Win Shanks of Stanford
Covers were laid for Mesdames Robert r
Burnam. Bette CroOke REYNOLDS. Jno.
F. WagerS. " G. While, A. r. Burnam
Chas. :. HOlion. Salhe Yates Mckee
and Miss Nannette CroOke.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Carr. who were
married IT, this city several DAYS ago
viii leave in a few days for Manila. p. |
TO make their future home. where Mr..
Carr has extensive business interests.
Besides being Interested in mineral
lands he holds a responsible position
with the government under Civil Ser
vice.
The regular meeting OF the HOLY
Name Society Of st Marks Catholic
church was held last Tuesday at the
church. This organization is composed
Of men and the object is TO fight against
profanity. These organizations are
general in the Catholic church and are
doing wonderful work toward eliminate
ing this sinful habit
Mrs. J. p Rueker was called TO Ian
caster last Wednesday by a telegram
the death OF her brother.