The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-05-22

enroute 70 ST Louis. stopped over Sun
day with Mr.. Perry Gilbert In the coun-
Try.
The French Mission Circle Of the First
Presbyterian church met Monday with
Mesdames A. ID. and Q. d. Miller at
their home in the country.
Mrs. Bette Templeman has returned
from a trip 70 California. where she Wis
tied her daughter, who has been gone
from home nearly two years.
Misses Tommie Cole Covington and
Margaret Covington and Duncan Foster
attended house party given by Miss
McROberts in Lancaster last week.
Mr. Beecham Lackey, who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. w. w William
son IN Minnesota for the past TWO
months, has returned home greatly
benefited in health.
Mr. J. ID. CHANNEL, a first-class mill
wright, Of Cincinnati. arrived in the city
yesterday and is stopping at Mrs. Mer-
ritt's He viii make some extensive
repairs at the large -four mill of the
J. w. Earring Grain & Milling Co.
Profs. E. c. McDougle, John holland,
]. A. Sharon, l. H. Booth, G. ID. Smith
and Miss Leila Partridge attended the
annual meeting of Teachers Institute
Instructors and County Superintendent
at Frankfort the first three days of last
week.
Hon. Jerry Sullivan, of Richmond, was
in town for a short time last night He
told reporter for The Messenger that
he was highly delighted with his pros
poets for winning the Democratic
nomination for Congress. -Danville Mes
senger.
Ms. George B. Hale left last week for
Louisville to attend the General Assembly,
of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Hals
viii be joinei there by her brothet, Rev.
James Cornelison, who viii accompany
her TO this city where he will spend the
summer.
Hon J Smith Hays, of Wincherter.
was in this city Wednesday to see his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Oscar HeltOn, Of
Kirksville, who underwent an operatSon
at the Gibson Infirmary. Mr.. Helton is
getting along nicely and will soon be
restored to health.
Mrs. Patrick Brown, of Shelbyville,
KY, is here on visit TO her husband,
Mr.. Pat Brown, who is head miller at
the J. w. Earring Grain & Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were royalty enter
tanned at a six o'clock dinner Monday
by Mr.. and Mrs. cap" Dickerson.
Mr.. d. W. Vandeveer, formerly pro
prietor of the Richmond Hotel, this
city, who for year past has been pro-
priet0r of hotel IN Kankakee. Illinois,
has sold his property there and with his
family has returned to Richmond. Mr..
Tom Baxter, who went to Illinois with
him as chief clerk in his hosielry, has
also returned 10 Richmond.
Judge J. A. Sullivan, of Richmond,
spent the day here Monday in the in
terest OF his race for the Democratic
Congressional nomination in this dis
trict. He has been visiting different
counties in the district meeting the
voters but will not begin his campaign
until after Circuit Court, which is now
in session at Richmond Shelby News.
Hon. G. E. Lilly and family arrived
home Wednesday, after having spent
the winter in San Antonio, Texas. The
heartiest reception has been rendered
Mr.. Lilly and family on their return to
Richmond, where many friends are
gratified to know they will continue TO
reside. The health of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Lilly is greatly improved and the
entire family are happy to be at home
again.
Miss Leona Wilson Gott of Richmond,
is here the gust Of her aunt Mrs. L. n.
Miller. - Mrs. James Burnside has re-
turned to her home in Richmond, after
visit to Lancaster relatives. 9TH
following were in Richmond for the
funeral of little Hall Gregory. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Parker Gregory, Lancaster.
Mrs. Sallie Rayburn, Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hall and Miss Kate
Clancy. Of Winchester, w. F. Champ
and Miss Jennie Lackey, of this city
Lancaster Record.
Mrs. Jeptha Chenault has hosts of
friends who will rejoice to know of the
successful outcome OF serious surgical
operation she underwent recently at St.
Anthony's Hospital, in Louisville. The
operation consisted in the removal of a
humorous growth which extended all
around the collar bone Owing to its
being so close to the jugular arteries,
the operation was most delicate one.
and il is gratifying to know that Mrs.
Chenault is recovering nicely and will
soon be able to return home.
Gen. Green Clay Goodloe and Mrs.
GoOdlOe, of Washington City, and Green
Clay GOodloe. Jr., OF Lexington, KY,
came over in Mr.. Goodies automobile
Tuesday afternoon and spent the night
with Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Phelps, at
White Hall, and had dinner Wednesday
with DIR. and Mrs. @. w. Evans. Gen.
Goodloe is retired paymaster of the
marine corps and has many friends and
relatives in Madison county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelps had for dinner Tuesday
night 10 meet General and Mrs. Goodloe,
Mr. and Mrs. Brutus ]. Clay, Miss Cur
raleen Smith, Mrs. Mary Neale Thomp-
son and Miss Margaretta Smith.
Mr.. Tom holland came last week for
visit to his brother, Supt. John holland
and other relatives. Mr.. holland left
Madison county seven years ago, going
to California. Four years ago he en-
listed in the Navy at SaE Francisco for
four years service, WHICH expired May
8. He re-enliSted at once and is now
on furlough with instructions
TO report at San Francisco June 3
He will then spend six months in the
training school of the Navy, after which
he will enter the torpedo and submarine
service and be stationed on the coast of
Rhode Island. Mr.. holland has spentmuch
time on the waters of the Pacific ocean
and on Chinese waters. He has been
promoted several times since entering
the service and is now what is known
as ';gunners mate" Mr.. holland is
about twenty-five years of age, has made
a splendid record in the service and ex-
poets to spend his life in the Navy. His
friends will rejoice to hear Of his con-