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

where they have been sojourning for the
past three weeks.
Miss Tommie West leaves this week
for Pineville, TO resume her duties in
the Pineville city school.
Mr. P. ID. Ramey and wife, from
Carter City, have just moved TO Rich
mOnd and rented apartments in the
McCreary Building. Both Mr.. Ramey
and wife will attend the Normal School
during the entire year.
Mr.. K. w. Williams, of Camel City,
has moved TO Richmond, having rented
property on Lancaster avenue Mr..
Williams brings with him his family.
His children will attend the Normal
during the entire school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins and Miss
Prudence McGuilin who have been here
for several days the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Gibson have returned to
their home in Paris, France. Mrs. Per-
kins was Mrs. John A. McGuffin, step
mother Of Mrs. Gibson.
Mr. Paul Burnam attended the Frank
fort fair last Wednesday and was guest
for the fair hop at the Capitol hotel.
Mrs. T. E. Adams, Of Garrard county,
was here last week fora few days the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Burnside.
Col Stone Walker, of Louisville, and
his attorney Hardin Herr, were here
Thursday and Friday on legal business.
The many friends of Mr.. Walker in his
old home town were glad to see him
looking so well.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wilson Tate are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. George DULY, in
HOOpstOn, ILL.,
Squire ]. ID. Dykes was in Cincinnati
Sunday. the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Hanley Nippert.
The many friends of ''Cuz" Pleasant
Bush Broaddus will rejoice to learn
that he is slowing recovery from his
recent sick spell. The old Democratic
war horse has been bedridden for several
weeks.
Miss X. Y. Schmidt has returned after
searching the Queen City for ten days
for choice and stylish fall millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S Hill, Of Mansfield,
Ohio. have been here several days the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. CulbertSon.
DIR. Ellis, of the Richmond Drug Co..
is back at his post OF duty after ten
days vacation spent in Dayton.
Miss Mary Ella Kindred has returned
from London, where she was the guest
of the family Of Col. w. X. Dillon and
attended the fair.
Mr.. Charles Soper is able to hObble
around now after being laid up with a
mashed foot, caused by dropping huge
chunk of hard wood on it.
Mrs. Mary Shackelford has moved
into her new home on East Main street,
recently completed. Postmaster Wal
lace, who purchased the Shackelford
home in the new addition is moving in
and Miss Mollie Fife will occupy the
Wallace home on Lancaster. Ave, hav-
ing purchased it sometime ago.
Editor Jimmy" Sewers, of the Mich
olasville Calling Gun, was in the city
Saturday and Sunday with friends. He
is making the Calling Gun a red hot
reform sheet and is meeting with great
success.
Miss Gladys Perry left Saturday to
resume her school at Guthrie.
DIR. Jas. Walker. of Greenville, Miss,
is visiting the family of w. w. Watts.
Mrs. James Dunlop left Sunday 10
Join her husband in New York.
Mrs. II. L. Perry and Miss Madge
Hart have returned from visit to their
sister, Mrs. Henry White IN Atlanta.
Mr.. rnd Mrs. Alex Denny are spend
ing the week in Garrard county with
the family of Mr.. Denny's father.
Mrs. Taylor, of Kansas City, is guest
Of her sister. Mrs. John Pates on Lam
caster avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Order have re
turned from Estil Springs and have
taken rooms at Mrs. Cinda Karr's on
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Parrish have
moved TO Beattyville to make theil
home. Mr. Parrish will be in the Law
Office with Gourley & Gourley.
Miss Mary Sullivan returned Saturday
from delightful site seeing trip East
While away she visited Atlantic City
New York and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorris Soper OF Danville
we're here from Saturday until Tuesday
the guest Of the family of Mr.. b. T
Soper.
Miss Lizzie Whereof, Of New Orleans
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha Hale
on Third street. Miss Whereof is wei
known here and has many warm person
= al friends who are always glad TO wei
come her home.
Mrs. John Gibson, Of Washington, .
c., is the guest Of Mrs. ID. NJ. Phelps.
Mr.. G. G. Moseley, Assistant Audito
Lake Erie 4 Western r. X. CO., Indian
apolis. accompanied by his wife, ar
visiting his sister, Mrs. H. F. Barker o
Moberly avenue.
Mrs. Wharton Mccall, Of Nashville
, who has been the guest Of her aur
Miss Carrie Farley left Tuesday for be
Z home.
Mr.. Terry Hagan, who recently sol
his farm and purchased an interest
the East End Mill. has leased the HON
I. on West Main. belonging 10 Mrs. Mar
B Clay and viii move to town at onc'
Mr.. Richard Wilson, wife and tw
sons, who spent the summer with Mr.
Wilson parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
dore Wilson Of Moberly returned las
{ Fridsy 70 their home in indianapolis
Ind. Gentry Frazier OF Wisemantown
grandson Of Mr.. Theodore Wilson accom-
e panied them and viii make his home il
Indianapolis.