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

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Haldeman Of
Louisville we're guests Sunday OF Mrs
}. ". Caperiou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wilson. Of
Moberly. entertained at dinner, Sunday
Of last week. in honor Of their son Mr.
r. W. Wilson and his two boys Of
indianapolis. Ind Mr. Wilson and his
two boys viii remain with their father
and mother until September
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wilson Of
Moberly had as their guests several days
last week their daughter. Mrs. g. w.
Frazer and her children. OF Wiseman-
town. Estill county
Mir. Harvey Neff. Of DeKalb, H., is
here for a visit TO his brother Mr.. Cole
man Neff.
A swimming party enjoyed a half
day outing Monday afternoon at Lock
No. 10 on the Kentucky river near
Ford. They left on the ? O'Clock train
and returned at 7:2O. There were about
thirty in the party with Mr. and Mrs.
George Phelps as chaperones.
Mrs. J. ]. Greenleaf and little daugh-
ter have been in Frankfort the past
week the guests of Miss Chinn. Mr.
Greenleaf joined them Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. CLAY we're at home
Sunday afternoon TO Miss jamie Caper
ton and her guests. Tea was served.
Mrs. Thomas Kindred, of Franklin,
Ohio, is here the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Eliza Foster, on the Tate's Creek
road.
Mrs. o. w. Rose. of Lexington. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Miller on
the Speedwell road.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Foster, on the Tate's Creek road last
Saturday a sumptious spread was sci
before large number of guests to cele-
brate the birthday of the estimable
hostess. The guests were treated to a
delightful day, spent with this popular
family and near fifty enjoyed their
hospitality.
Prof. McDouele, Of the Normal school
is in Somerset this week conducting the
Pulaski county teachers institute. This
is his second year there and he was I'M
snimously elected by the teachers OF
that county. Prof. McDougle has a
very high standing among the teachers
Of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Herrick, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, have arrived for visit to
Mrs. Mary B. Clay.
Capt and Mrs. J. ID. Feeney, and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Lexington, are
visiting Judge and Mrs. II. c. Rice.
Miss Nancy Terry has resumed hel
duties at the Mckee store after spend
ing delightful vacation at Graf
Orchard
Mr.. Otto Powers, the hustling sales
man for kellogg & Co. has returned
from a two weeks stay at French Lick
He says it is the greatest place in th'
country TO really enjoy yourself.
Father O'Dwyre has returned from
Lee county, where he visited several o
his charges.
Miss Charlotte Simmerman of Dayton
Ohio is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. NJ
Silver.
Rev Hugh Mcclellan, of San Antonio
who has been visiting here with hi
family for several days, will go L
Somerset this week, where he will begiI
a protracted meeting The music vii
be under the direction Of Mrs. E. w
Delcamp. Of Lexington.
Miss Margaret Miller attended tn
Lancaster Fair, the guest Of Miss Jam
Doty.
Miss Julia Higgins was in Lancaste
last week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Haselden for the fair.
Miss Naomi Ballew was one of TIA,
charming guests Of the Misses Franci
at Lancaster last week to attend tn
fair gaieties.
Messrs Robert and Cable Arnold, 0
Lancaster, have returned home after
visit to the home of Mr.. S. w. Lackey.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Todd, and Mrs
II. J. Stone left Saturday morning 70
Mt. Jackson sanitarium, where Mrs
Todd will take the treatment for rheu
matism.
Mrs. T. G. Dismukes, of Phoeni
Arizona, is the guest of Miss Mari
Harder on High street.
Mr. Charles Rice has entered Stat
College, Lexington, for a short course i
the experimental department, befor
going to the Iowa State College. He
son Of Mr.. Fount Rice.
Misses Curraleen Smith and Aim
Rice will go to Yincennes, Ind. ihi
week Tor visit to Mrs. II. NJ. Rogers
The Equal Rights society will NEE
in Elks Building Saturday afternoon a
O'Clock All who are interested al
invited TO attend.
Miss Martha White viii leave thi
week for Philadelphia to enter the ID
Price hospital for trained nurses.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen and daughter
Martha, have been here several days ia
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Earring.
Mr. Bowen Earring. who is now i
New York, has been home several day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. "
Earring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wilmington an,
Nr. Henry Engle left Wednesday fo
tour of Ohio and Kentucky in MI
WhittingtOn'S new auto. They vii
visit his relatives at Marietta, Ohio. an
other points in that State before re
turning.
Mr. J. T. Towles of the contractin
firm OF Smith-Towles Co, that has jus
finished the concrete work at Lock l:
: was in Richmond Friday enroute I
Roanoke. Va, where he had been sum
moned by telegram announcing tn
serious illness Of his wife.
Cadiz Record:-Prof. ID. Ware
Bridges, who has been in Chicago 70
the past Two months taking a specia