The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-02-21

J. farlS McCOro, OF heQ house, leaves
today for Asheville. n. c., where he
will remain for several months His
health is not good, and he gees in the
hope Of deriving benefit from a change
Of climate.
Burgin Howard, OF Valley View, who
has been quite sick, was brought to the
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary last week. Mr..
Howard is doing nicely, and will soon
be sufficiently recovered to return to his
home.
Green B. Turley. who has been in
poor health for several months and who
went to Hot Springs, Ark. month ago,
is very much improved in health, and
hopes are entertained for his complete
recovery.
John S. Todd celebrated his 18th
birthday at his home. near Terrill, on
February H. His children and grand
children prepared delightful surprise
dinner, and the occasion was greatly
enjoyed by those present.
R. L. Gentry returned Friday from a
months trip through Ohio and West
Virginia in the interest of the F. H..
Lawson Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
with which firm Mr.. Gentry has been
connected for many years.
Mrs. w. E. Luxon spent last week in
Cynthiana with Mr.. Luxon, who is en-
gagged in the tobacco business in that
place During Mrs. Luxon's absence
Miss Henrietta Luxon was with her
aunt. Mrs. c. G. Wallace.
Hon. L. B. Harrington was at home
from Frankfort. Sunday. Representa-
tive Harrington has done splendid work
in the lower branch of the General AS
sembly, and was warmly greeted by his
many admirers during his short visit TO
his family.
While in Frankfort, Friday last, Miss
Elizabeth G. Miller was a guest of Miss
Musette Vsatch. 1t will be interesting
to their many Richmond friends TO
know that Mr.. and Mrs. Veatch and
their lovely young daughter will soon go
to Lexington to reside.
Miss Estelle Smith was the hostess
/ Friday afternoon at her home on the
South Side at a lovely party which she
gave for Miss Carrie Altman, who came
over from Richmond for the day. Music
and games was the order of the after
noon, and ices and chocolate and waters
were served.-Frankfort News Journal.
The friends of Miss Martha Maur in
will regret to learnthat she underwent an
operation for appendicitis at DIR. Price S
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recovering rapidly, and will be at her
home in few weeks for a visit. Miss
Maupin is in her last year of training
with that institution.
Lewis Conlee, of Clark county, has
rented farm near Fort Estill, Sunny
side" known as the Mrs. Estelle Chen
ault Clay place, which has a splendid
orchard and is otherwise an attractive
Blue Grass farm. Colonel and Mrs.
John Cunningham highly recommend
Mr.. COnlee and say he is nice young
bachelor who was educated at Kentucky
State UniverSity.-Lexington Leader.
A pretty compliment, and one deeply
appreciated by the recipient, was val
entine post card shower sent to Mrs Al
Williams, of Red House. About eighty
friends, happy over Mrs. Williams re-
covery from a long siege of illness,
mailed her post cards of good cheer.
love and happy greetings. Mrs. Will
Jams is one of Madison county's most
popular matrons, and both she and her
husband have hosts of friends who are
glad to know of her restoration to
health.
James |. Hamilton was in Richmond
several days last week, where he was
engaged in a murder case in Circuit
Court Miss Callie Adams has re-
turned, after a visit to Miss Lee Pra-
Their, of Richmond Miss Mary Miller
has returned TO her home in Richmond,
after a visit to the Misses Doty and Miss
Katie Lee Denny----Mis Brunette ID.
Arnold left Msnday for Richmond,
where she will enter the Eastern Ken
tueky Normal school - Misses Jennie
Parks, of Richmond, and Lucy Francis,
Of Paint Lick, we're guests for several
days of Mrs. F. S. Hughes.-Lancaster
Central Record.
Perry's prescription department is