The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26

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The many friends Of Dr. Hugh Glib
son viii be grieved to learn that he has
been quite sick for several days. DR..
Gibson expects to go to DR.. Mayo's
hospital at Rochester. n. Y. TO under
60 an operation. shortly for the
stomach.
Mrs Jno Bib Of Holder. Ills. is
visiting her father and mother. SIR and
Mrs Thomas Ruthford. She called TO
renew her subscription to the Climax.
She says it is her weekly letter from
home.
Miss Russell Siouffer is entertaining
a gay houseparty at her home m High
street Her guests are Misses Orpah
era bbe, Of Eminence. Darnaby Henton,
Jennette Thornton and Mae Taft Ryley.
Of Versailles. Elizabeth Warfeld,
Gainesville. Tenn.
Mr.. William Bybee, of Ashland, was
here last Wednesday and Thursday the
guest Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. II.
Bybee. Mr.. Bybee. is now al the head
of the Bybee Dry Goods establishment
in that city. one Of the largest mercan-
tile houses in north eastern Kentucky.
Mrs. J. Hubbard Toy and her three
months baby girl, Betsey Smith Toy.
came Saturday for visit to the family
of Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Moberly. This IS
the first visit Miss Betsey Smith has
made 10 her grandparents and other
relatives and friends here and the little
Miss was given a cordial reception.
Another very enjoyable barn dance
was given last Friday evening by
Messrs. Charles Curtis and Robert Dunn
in the new barn of Mr.. Robert Dunn. on
the Big Hill road. A Lexington orches-
ira furnished delightful music and the
young folks held forth until early
hours of the morning.
Messrs. J. s. Sewell and W. S. Old
ham have returned 'FRONT.' Swangc
Springs. where they spent very
pleasant ten days rusticating They
say the water is great and the section,
where the springs are located. is an
ideal spot for tired, worn out bushes.
man.
Hon. V. p. Smith, of Somerset, wa,
in the city Saturday enroute to his home
from Irvine, where he has been attend
ing court. Mr.. Smith is a native o.
Estill, but moved to the Pulaski capita
when the town was young and is now
one of It's most substantial citizens. n,
is brother-in-law of Col Joe Oldham.
Mr.. Everett Park, formerly of thi,
county, but now of Grand Junction
Col, is visiting his aunt Mrs. Lyman
Parrish and other relatives in the county
He is accompanied by his wife, who i,
very charming woman. Mr. Parl
likes the west, but claims Old Kentuc
ky is just a little better than any o.
them.
Mr.. Shelby Jett, Jr., who was gradual
ed in June from Hampden Sidney Col
lege, Va. after spending a month visit
ing friends and relatives in Tennessee
is at home with his parents near Kinks
vile. Mr. Jett has been offered fine
position to take charge of a school il
Tennessee but is undecided as L
whether he viii accept or carry out hi,
original intention of taking course il
Law at Harvard.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terrill and Mis-:
Kate Devore returned Wednesday even.
ing from Atlantic City, where they at
tended the Elks reunion. On the way
home they. visited New York. Washing
ton, and Philadelphia At the latter
place they were joined by Miss Martha
Maupin, Mr.. Terrills niece. who is a
trained nurse in DIR. Prices hospital and
she accompanied them to Washington.
Lancaster Record; - Miss Margaret
Crook of Richmond, was the guest Of
Mrs. w. A. Arnold - Miss Leah Asbill
of Richmond is the guest of Miss Maud
Wilson, who is visiting her sister here
Mrs. Emma kaufman left Tuesday
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John Green
leaf OF Richmond Mrs. Ed Price was
with her sister Mrs. George Ballou OF
Richmond for short stay Mrs. Sallie
Rayburn of Richmond has been with
her daughter Mrs. Parker Gregory.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church has chosen the following
officers to serve during the ensuing year
President, Walter Q. Park; LIST Vice.
President Mrs l. II. Boothe; Second
Vice President. Miss Mary Lucille
Boothe: Third Vice President. Miss
Julia Crutchfield: Fourth Vice Presi.
dedt, Mr.. r. w. Crabbe, Miss Sara
Rucker, Treasurer: and Organist, Miss
Myrtle Colt.
At the Masonic Temple Monday
evening delightful dance was given by
several young gentlemen in honor
OF the following fair visitors: Misses
Hazel Duval and Edna Keller. of Paris
Mamie Kellar, OF Cincinnati, Nell Keller,
of Cincinnati and Ella Lang. of Dover
The opera house orchestra furnished
the music and delightful time wa:
had. The Chaperones were Mesdame:
E. V. Elder, t. NJ Wells, and Thomas
Campbell. -
Danville Advocate:-One of the lar
gest receptions of the midsummer sea
son was that given by Miss Louis Van
Wrinkle yesterday afternoon at heI
home on Maple avenue, from 5to7. The
event was given in honor of her guests,
Mrs. Frank D. yanWinkle. Of Cincin-
natl. and Mrs Julian p VanWinkle, OF
Louisville. There were more than two
hundred invitations sent out and nearly
all responded. Miss YanWinkle. proved
to be a charming hostess and easily
entertained her many delighted guests.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Shaw, who have been
in charge Of the Richmond cemetery
for many years. will leave To-day for
Morayshire. Scotland. whore they will
visit the scenes Of their childhood. Il
is the first time in eighteen years They
have seen the old home. They viii be
gone until the first Of October. Mr..
shaw cherishes the memory Of Bobby
Burns. his couptryman add will also
visit the cd Burnes home and talk over
the scenes. which inspired the great