The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-02-15
PERSONALS

Miss Susie Smith, Of Corbin, is visiting
Miss Maggie Mitchell.
Mr.. James T. Ferriell is able to be out
again after a very serious illness.
Hon. L. B. Harrington and J. H. Dean
were in Frankfort last week on business
DIR. John Snowden, of Winchester, was
here MOndaya witness in suit brought
against the Robinson circus people.
Mr. George McRoberts, of Danville
was here the later part of the week the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Neale.
The many friends Of Happy jim
Lackey will be sorry TO learn that he has
been confined TO his room for several
days.
Miss Josephine Fletcher arrived yes
terday for a visit to Miss Mollie Fife and
attend the German Clubs cotillion TO-
night.
Paris News:-Miss Mary Ashbrook, OF
Richmond, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. +. p. KiSer and Mrs. l. J. Smith,
in this city.
Miss jamie George, is again at her post
in the Climax office. She is one of the
best compOsitOrs Of the younger class in
the state.
CA. Taylor left Tuesday for Coronado
Florida, where he will remain several
weeks enjoying the sunshine of the
Flower state.
Prof. W. III. Arnold, principal OF
Carlisle High School, spent the week
end vacation as the guest Of Prof. Z. c.
McDOugle and family.
Mrs. ID. f. Flora, ouyer for the Rich
mOnd Millinery Co., has gone east for a
two week stay to purchase spring stock
for the firm.
Rev Thomas Talbot, associate editor
Of the Penticostal Herald Louisville.
was in the city Thursday and Friday
the guest Of Rev. Crutchfield.
Bishop Burton conducted services at
the Episcopal church last Sunday morn
ing and evening. He was the guest
while.here Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c Kellogg.
At his home on the Summit, Rev. E.
c. McDougle officiated at the marriage
Of Mr.. Whitfield Moody, Jr, and Miss
Ella 5. Ballard, both Of Kingston, last
Saturday.
Mr. Robert Walker. who has been with
the Richmond Drug Co., has rendered
his resignation and will be with the
Blanton-COngletOn Lumber Co., as book
keeper.
Misses Mary S. Miller and Laura Taylor
assistant trimmers at the Richmond
Millinery Company have taken positions
in the Samuel Ach wholesale house,
Cincinnati, for two weeks.
Mrs. A. ID. Miller, who has been at the
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary, has sufficiently
recovered to be moved TO her home in
the country, which will be good news 10
her many friends.
Mr.. Thomas H Dudley, of Chicago.
was in. the city last week the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Jonah p. Wagers. Mr.
Dudley delivered a short talk at the
Baptist church last Sunday evening on
the local option cause.
Cashier r. E. Turley, of the State
Bank, has gone to Martinsville, Ind,
where he will remain few days before
going on to Champaign. Ills, to visit his
son Robert, who is in school there.
The Misses Black celebrated their
fathers eightieth birthday Saturday,
4th, with an elegant surprise dinner.
Only relatives and a few friends were
pr esent. All spent very pleasant day.
AtJoe's Monday evening, Mr.. Allen
Earring was the host at an elegant spread
counlimenfarv 10 the SunerinfendanfS
travelling statesmen and Office force at the
Earring Mills. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Manager Baxter, of the opera house
has returned from Columbus, where he
attended the meeting Of the National
Vaudeville Association. He says he
had the biggest time Of his life, but re-
fused TO given out the program.
Miss Alice Lloyd, several years Princi-
pal of NJ adison Female Institute and
more recently the able Lieutenant of Mr..
Lebus in his fight for the tobacco pool.
spent day in Richmond last week. Miss
Lloyd is editor of the Maysville Bulletin.
Mr.. Nicholas HARDER, has gone for an
extended trip south with a view TO locat-
ing. He will visit Florida and 20 as far
south as Tampa. Mr.. Harder is think
ing seriously OF securing an orange grove
in the flower state and going into the
business quite extensively.
Col. John Tagers was the host last
at dinner in honor Of Judge
Benton and few friends The occasion
y As unn1o memorable ,v the setting <..,f