The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-02-01

Miss Margaret Miller returned Satur.
day from an extended visit to relatives
in Mercer county.
John Whites many friends will be
glad TO hear Of his slowly recovering
from critical illness.
Mr.. Hart Perry; the crack basket ball
player for The Normal school is laid NJ
with a slight injury.
Miss Bessie Tribble is in New York
for ten days visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Slol
Mrs. f. c. Wines is at Mt. Jackson.
Ind. where she has gone to take the
baths for rheumatism.
Mrs. Charles Sharp and Miss Nina
Million attended the Sharp--Carr we'd
ding last Wednesday.
DIR. Smoot and Elmer Tate attended
the Raymond Hitchcock performance in
Lexington Lass Monday, matinee.
The venerable Mr.. Harvey Cobb, is
quite sick at his home at Red House.
He is in his eighty-seyenth year.
Mr.. Edward Stockton and Miss Jane
ID. Stockton were in Louisville last week
the guest Of the family ofMr. Ed Hume.
The many friends Of Mrs. A. d. NIL
Ter will regret to know that she con-
tinues quite sick at the Pattie A. Clay
Infrmary.
Miss Sallie WagerS was the hostess at
an informal reception complimentary to
Miss Flora Ballard, of Louisville last
Thursday.
Mr. Elmer Deatherage, one Of the
chief heads at the Madison tobacco
warehouse, is able to be about after a
weeks illness.
The condition OF Judge John ID.
Goodioe is very critical. lie has been
IN for several days at his home near
Silver Creek.
Miss Minnie Brown, one Of Lancas
ter's most popular daughters, was in
Richmond Friday enroute home from a
visit at NicholasvilAr.
indianapolis News: Misses Margaret.
Lillian and Bess Shugars gave box
party al The Grand this afternoon, hav-
ing for their guests Mrs. J. T. Rucker,
Of Richmond. Ky. Miss Bess Baird and
Mrs. James +. Worries.
Sheriff McCord has tried every known
remedy for the grippe" without re
suits, and it has never failed to get him
about this time every year. He now
awaits its coming in January and goes
through the ordeal of weeks suffer-
ing with The same regularity as his other
routine duties.
Irvine Herald Mr. II. C&t%yer'
Of Richmond, superintendenTF the
Singer Manufacturing Co, in this diyis-
ion. WAS here Tuesday on business
Misses Elva Reeves, Ethel and Alma
Warford have returned TO their homes
At Richmond after pleasant visit with
friends here.
Paris News:-Miss Jessie Mae Ocker
man, Of Cane Ridge. spent Sunday with
Miss Annie Eads Peed and left Monday
.or the Estcn Kentucky Normal School.
At Richmond for the winter and spring
erms. Miss Ockcrman viii take the
advanced course and special work in
he grades.
JeSsamine Journal:-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Schlegel are receiving congratu-
ations for their son who was born yes
erday morning. Mr.. Schlegel is a pop
liar travelling man, formerly of Rich
nond. Mrs. Schleges was before her
Miss Stella Wade. well known |
n educational and musical circles.
Friends here have received the news
II the arrival Of a little son at the home |
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Saufley, at Parker
Ariz ma. The young gentleman is
IAN ID William Robinson Saufley. Mrs.
'auhey was formerly Miss Jane Robin
on, Of Harrodsburg. MIR. Sauhey was
With the Wines pharmacy about seven
cars ago.
Nicholasville Ncws:-Miss Lillian
lowell went TO Richmond on Monday TO
make "A little visit with her sister, Mrs.
;. Lackey----Miss Virginia Hoover left
Tuesday for Richmond where she will
AXE a spring course in the State Normal
Elizabeth HORNE went
o Richmond Monday morning. TO enter
he State Normal School for a ten weeks
ERIN.
Editor George w. Boner. OF the
'Icholasville Tribune and the favorite
n the race for the postmastership of his
own, was here Friday the guest of DIR.
. II. Pennington. Mr.. Boner is one OF
he aggressive Republicans and took an
ctive part in the meeting Of the younger
which was held at Louis
lille short time ago.
Miss Ollie Baldwin entertained her
ridge club Friday. After most spir-
ed game and much talk about reor-
anizing the club, delicious luncheon
as served Of old ham, turkey. creamed
7sters. beaten biscuit. coffee. etc. II
verything was delightful and served in I
truly hOspitable manner.
Miss Belle Bennett and Mrs. T. JEFF 1
rson Smith were Richmond represen- I
iires al the Jubilee Missionary Meet 4
z. .seid in Louisville last week. There ]
ere over eight hundred present, and o
e occasion was one Of the most notable 4
er held in the Fails City. Miss Ben. I
q was sny r The after dinner speakers. 6
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