The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-20

Pryor R. Beard. left yesterday for their
home IA san Antonio. Texas Shelby.
vile News.
Mrs. Joe Wagers. OF Waco, entertained
last week with an elegant dinner in
honor Of Miss Sallie Ellis. Of eumpter,
5. G. The dinner was served in courses
and those present enjoyed q delightful
day.
Miss Alma Lackey left last week for
Georgetown College Her sister, Miss
Margaret Lackey. who is recovering
from her recent illness, win also attend
the same college soon as her health win
permit.
Miss Zula Without, after spending
three weeks vacation with her parents
al Whites Station, has returned TO
Louisville. where she win complete
post graduate course at the Norton
lnfifmary.
Messrs A. B. Notch and II. B. Farris.
the popular ticket agent and operator at
the l.. 4 n. station. left Sunday for an
extended Eastern trip. They will visit
all the Eastern cities before returning to
Richmond.
Mr.. Littleton C. Rice, formerly Of
this city. was married last Thursday to
Miss Martha Cox. of Junction City. Mr..
Rice is son OF L. q. Rice. deceased,
formerly Of this county, and is promi-
nent young business man Of CyDthiana.
Rev. j. Robert Boatman, of Belize,
British Honduras. is the guest OF Mr..
c. f. Woods. Mr.. BOatman is well re-
membered in Richmond where he at
tended old Central University. and has
many friends here who will give him
the glad hand Of welcome.
Rev. and AFs, f. B, Barnes, Mes
danes n. b. DsatheFage, II. 4. Turley,
J. X. Pates, Jake Herndon and Miss
Ann Dejarnett. Of this city. and
Mrs. w. j. Sparks. of Mt. Vernon,
are attending the State Meeting of the
Christian church al Frankfort,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson, Of White
Hall. were among friends here Saturday
and Sunday last. Misses Kathryn
Wagers and Rose Aryine and Mr.. Robt
Wagers came home last Saturday after
visit with friends and relatives il
Bsrsa, Richmond and Paint Lick
Estill Herald.
Mr.. ID. II. Peake, editor of the Bed
ford Democrat, attended the Methodist
Conference here last week. Mr.. Peake
in addition TO being editer of live
weekly paper. is Circuit Clerk Of Trim
: Bile county and equally as popular a
his brother, Judge Frank Peake, o
; Louisville.
Miss Belle II. Bennett entertained a
dinner, at the Hotel Glyndon. SUNDAY
evening, Bishop Gambler and the three
. candidates for Governor, Rev. ]. d
Redd, Prohibitionist; Judge E. G
i O'Rear, Republican, and Senator Nc
j Creary. Democrat. The first tire
we're attending Conference and wer
|. guests OF Miss Bennett.
Hon. Tim Needham, editor and pro
! prietor of the Winchester Democrat, al
! tended the Methodist Conference her
u Thursday and Friday and while in tn
city was a pleasant caller at the China
= Office. Mr.. Needham is one Of the bes
S known and most popular .newspape
men in the State and is an expression
of the Kentucky Press Association. II
: has been in the harness" many year
L and his splendid paper is a testimonia
of his ability as a writer and all-roun
Il newspaper man.
The approaching marriage Of Mis-
Beulah Gourlsy, OF Lexington, to MI
[. Charles A. Spencer. OF Houston, Texas
5. is of much interest here where Mis-
GOurley has often visited Miss Harriet
Parrish. Mrs. Elmer Tate and othe
, friends. The wedding will be a SocI
~ event of October 4th, and will l. K
place at the home of the brides parent,
J. Judge and Mrs. g. w Gourley, on Hig
n street. Miss Elizabeth Karr. of thi
is CITY, is 10 be one of the four little girl
Ia who will act as attendants. Miss Goul
ley is a sister 10 Mrs. Douglas Parrish
of BeattYville.