The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-11-22

Bazaar Dec. ?, Ladies Aid Society Of
Christian church. Paste this in your
hat and don't forget it.
Mrs. Hanley Nippert. Of Cincinnati.
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ID. Dykes, on Woodland avenue.
Mr. Louis Sparks. Of Estill county,
who has been a jurymsn al the United
States court. left for home yesterday.
Mr. B. A. Smith and sister, Miss
Matte Smith, of Jefferson, Iowa, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Whiting
ton.
Mr.. Irvine Hume gave a bird supper
at Joe's, Saturday evening 10 a few
special friends. Every guest was served
with two birds.
Mrs Barlow's auction sale viii begin
this afternoon at . o'clock and viii con-
tinue every afternoon and evening until
the stock is disposed Of.
Messrs. W. P. Woodland, Jr., Of
Louisville and W. B. Walsh, Of Jackson
Vile, Fla, are the guests Of Judge and
Mrs. J. c. Chenault on North street
Mr.. Shearer Eads, the popular young
business man, has taken a position with
Messrs. AraClI & Simmons at their
warehouse near the L. & n. depot.
Miss Burnam Taylor entertained a
few Of her friends at her home on Broad
way, Saturday evening, in honor Of her
cousin Mr.. Walter Batterion Of Arm
strong. No.
Mr. Robt r. Burnam spent Sunday
with his old friend, Capt. James Rogers.
in Bourbon county. Several other
cOngenial friends were present and an
enjoyable day was had.
President J. G. Crabbe, Of the State
Normal will address the first annual
convention Of the Ninth Congressional
District educators which convenes al
Carlisle November "A, and 25.
Mr.. c. K. Oldham, Of Mt. Sterling
vas in Richmond on business, Thursday
last. Mr.. Oldham is the Busy Bee
Of Mt Sterling the same as his brother
W. D. Oldham is the Busy Bee" OF
Madison county.
Mr.. Joe Schafhausen, who has been
with Mr.. Middleton for several years, in
the drug business, is taking a sOjourn
in Lexington and Covington, until the
first Of next month. He is accompanied
by his family, who will accompany him
on his journey to the latter place, to
visit his mother.
DIR. L. H. Blanton and wife of Dan
vile: Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Dickson, Paris,
Mrs. J. S. Head aud son Ben. Ashland,
have been with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Blanton for several days. DR.. Blantor
filed the pulpit for DR. Crutchfield on
Sunday morning and delighted his
hearers with his address.
Hustling Jim" Walker was in
Louisville last week in the interest Of
the Poultry show to be held in this city
the first week in December. Here is
what the Louisville Post says Of him
Among the familiar faces seen thi:
week was that Of Mr.. J. B. Walker Of
Richmond. Jim is a human 'dyna
mo" when il comes to making a success:
Of the poultry show in his large CITY,
Mrs. Thomas jefferson Smith Of Rich
mOnd. State president Of the Fedora ed
Clubs. addressed a large and enthusiastic
crowd Of ladies Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. wager In her attrac
tive way, Mrs. Smith told Of the many
works fostered by the Clubs and Of then
influence and popularity.-Georgetowr
News.
Mr.. T. c. Vaughn, the hustling repre-
sentative of the Pittsburg Buffalo Co il
Kentucky, was called to Pittsburg las
Thursday, where a meeting of all tho
managers and representatives Of thi.
/ gigantic coal company was held. The
meeting was held in the Friclz building
and after the business was transacted, ;
banquet was given by the company a
which over a hundred managers anC
statesmen were seated
Mr.. F. B. Carr, wife and son, Of Lex
ington. spent two days last week viii
the family Of M P II. Pope Mrs
Carr and Ms. Pope are sisters. Mr.
Carr was formerly station agent Of IN,
L. & n. RR at this place. Since here
he has been several times promoted fol
efficient services. IS now Genera
Agent Of the L. & n. R.R with head
quarters at Lexington and is making
good ia that position.
A recent number Of the Montgomery
(Ala) Advertiser. contained a pag,
write up Of Mrs. J. I. Mckinney better
known as 'Katydid." Il is useless u
say the mere mention Of such a name
brings floods Of tender and loving
memories % a whole host Of friends
here, Of this charming little woman
who spent SO many years Of her life in
Richmond, and it was here some Of her
best poems were written. Mrs. Nc
Kinney ranks among the first women
writers Of the South. and Richmond feels
proud to have once claimed her. She
is not only writer Of verse. but has
gained a reputation as song writer and
novelist As well. Her home is said to
be one Of The most beautiful andar.istic
spots in Montgomery. and is known as
The Rest No woman who ever left
Richmond was more beloved than
''Kaiydid. and in her book Of poems
50 many are linked with Richmond
scenes and people. Both she and her
husband have the hearty good wishes Of
their old home friends for many years
Of happiness and prosperity.