The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-02

Al tANrurttL ud1c Dl4l speech ~ tie oJ1 - ]
Other talks were made by Ex Presidents
Greenleaf and kellogg. Many things
were discussed OF interest TO the team.
and The boys all declared that if they
failed to win first place this time. they
would be found fighting for the honor
in second position.
Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Lackey are at
Crab Orchard Springs.
A special from Paint Lick says: Miss
Eloise Terry. who has been visiting
relatives here for the past two weeks.
has returned TO her home in Kansas
City = Miss Ethel Stone and Francis
Tribble. Of Shelby county are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. W. c. Fitzpatrick
Rev Dawson and Branden, evangelists,
are conducting a big tent meeting here.
Miss Cary Rice is at Crab Orchard for
three weeks soiourn.
Dr. May Phelps and wife left Tuesday
for a stay at Martinsville, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris and Miss
Tommie Cole Covington left yesterday
for Swango Springs, Wolfe county.
Mrs. J. Speed Smith, of Seattle,
Wash, is here, the guest of Mrs. G. w.
Evans.
Mr. sprigg Gilbert, of Lexington, is
visiting Misses Mary Barrett and
Margarelta Smith
Miss Lizzie Grady, of Lexington, and
Miss Edith Mcclure, of Danvllle. are
guests of Mrs. NJ. F. Jasper
Prof. and Mrs. w. +. Gwynne left
Tuesday for Winchester for visit TO
Mrs. Nelson p. Gay. They will also
visit in Georgetown before returning.
Miss Parents recital at the High
school auditorium was thoroughly en-
joyed by small. but appreciative audi
ence last Thursday evening. This
gifted young woman possesses talents
that charm those who hear her and on
this occasion she was at her best. Her
assistants Mrs. Kellogg, accompanist
and Misses Hart and Bright, soloists, add
ed much to the delightful program.
Messrs Charles Culton, Ed Cosby and
Ben Daugherty are spending several
days at Lake Reba on a camping trip.
Messrs Ben Daugherty, Charles Gull
ton and Ed Cosby will enjoy the COO
and invigorating atmosphere at Lake
Reba for the next two weeks, going Out
in the afternoons and returning before
business hours next morning. They
have fitted up camp and will receive
their friends in rustic style.
Miss Mae James is in Mt. Vernon, at
tending house party given by Mis-.
Blanch Crawford
Mrs |. G. Ballard and daughter are
in Louisville, the guests of relatives
Z. C. Hughes, the Texas Land Man
who has been here for several day:
telling Of the wonders Of the UNEMPLOYED
portions of the Lone Star State, lel
Tuesday with party of eleven Madison
county people, who will look over th,
land with a view to prospecting
Misses Bette and Thompson Taylor
are here for a visit to their father, DIR
T. J. Taylor.
Mr.. Buster Fife has gone to Detroit
for few days.
Miss Jane d. Stockton entertained tn,
Young Ladies Bridge Club last Thurs
day and full attendance was out. Tn,
souvenir of the occasion was awarded
Miss Mollie Fife.
Miss Margaret Parrish entertained
Tuesday with a Breakfast Bridge il
honor of her guest Mrs. Dudley, o
, Winchester, also this morning at Bridg,
in honor of her guest. The doubl,
ofair was elegant and afforded he
many friends an opportunity to enjol
the game and meet the charming guest
Mrs. Warfeld Bennett was the hostess
last Saturday at Luncheon Bridge, il
compliment to her guest Miss Ann NJ
Crittenden, of Frankfort. 1t was a de
lightful occasion. Miss Helen Bennett
was awarded the first prize.
Mr. Owen Golden. the popular younl
druggist of Georgetown, is spending
portion of his summer outing in Rich
mond visiting his father and minglin.
with his old friends
Mrs. Thos. Jefferson Smith and siste
Miss Helen Bennett have returned iron
, Lake Chautauqua.
Miss Tribble of Stanford is visitin
Mrs. Dan Breck.
4 Mrs. ID. B. Shackelford entertaine
E last week with Tennis party.
5 Mrs. Mamie Douglas and Miss Till
Douglas are sojourning at Crab Orchar
Springs.
5 Mrs, Mamie Embry will en:ertai
with a ) O'Clock tea this evening i
compliment to Mrs. knight of Dalla
, Texas.
e Invitations are Out for a reception :
be given by Mrs. C. f. smoot tomorro,
afternoon.
Elder E.B. Barnes will return Saturda
from the East and will occupy the pul
pit al the Christian church on \
, Sunday at the usual hours.
One of the most enjoyable family rt
unions ever held in Old Madison too
d place last Wednesday at Moran's mil
S on Silver Creek. Il was a grsat gather
ing OF Willis and about seventy fiy
members of this noted family wer
present TO enjoy the sumptuous sprea
> and hear family stories Five State
were represented. The only importan
! absentees we're ColeJoe Willis, Of era
, Orchard and Uncle Amos Willis. of thi
city, who is the oldest living Willis il
this county, The young folks enter
tanned the old ones in the afternoon. b
having a swimming party.
ThOs. A. Shelton, agent for Hurs
!, Home Insurance Co. Write me or phon
2-slyr Isl ring ?. Union City, Ky.
e Young
Mrs. Margaret Young died at be
q home in independence. NO., on III
evening Of the 10th, at the advances