The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-03-20

Mr.. Con Taylor left Thursday Tor
Cornado, Fla, where ne win remain
until May 1. Mr.. Taylor has been in
disposed for the past two months. and
be is making the trip with view Of
recuperating.
Among those from this city who al
tended the burial of Rev. G. w Shep-
herd In Winchester, Wednesday, were:
Judge J. G. Chenault. Mrs. 7. T. Cow
ington, Mrs. S. H. Thorpe, Miss Mary
Traynor, Mrs. G. w. Evans. Rev. Tay
Tor, Miss Georgia Walton and Boon
Lackey.
Miss Edith Peel visited Miss Ruby
Jenkins, near Forest Hill, Madison
county, last week, and attended the
wedding Of Miss Lena Rivers jenkins
to Sherman Isaacs last Thursday
Sewers Calling Gun.
Mr.. L. B. Weisenburg has been in the
city several days. Mr.. Weisenburg and
! family will remove 10 Richmond in the
early spring, which will be gratifying
news TO the many friends of this popu-
lar family. They will occupy house
Of Mr.. @. T. Fox's on the Summit.
Mr.. Thomas B. Sale, of Sherman,
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Mrs. T. c. Vaughn in Broadway. Mr..
Sale is a son of Mr. Weber II. Sale, de-
ceased, formerly Of this county. Mr..
Sale left Madison county eighteen years
ago for Texas.
Mr.. Neville Moberly returned last
week from Hot Springs, Ark, where.
with his family, he spent the winter.
He reports an unusually cold and dis
agreeable winter in that section. His
family viii return 10 Richmond little
later in the spring.
Mrs. r. E TurIey has many friends
here and over the State who will be
grieved TO know she is in a Cincinnati
Hospital, where she has undergone a
surgical operation. Mrs. Turley is one
Of Richmond's most beloved matrons
and best wishes are extended for her
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Broaddus, who
have been spending some weeks at Hot
Springs, Ark, will return home about
April l. A pnSt card from Cousin"
Pleas states that he and his wife are
greatly enjoying their stay at Hot
Springs and that both have been greatly
benefited by the trip
Miss Helen Bennett, Of Richmond.
has concluded visit to her sister, Mrs.
Thomas jefferson Smith, at the Frank
fort HOtel---Mr. George Hayden. who
is attending Normal school at Rich
mond, came home last week 10 wear off
that lonesome feeling, but has returned
again, looking quite happy and pleased
l-he saw her.-Frankfort NewS-J Ournal.
Miss Tommie Francis has returned
from a visit to her niece, Miss Edna
Ballew, of Richmond Miss Mar
garet Shugars, of Richmond. is with the
Misses Bertha and Bette Walker Burn
side Miss Allie Hendren visited rel
atives in Kirksville the latter part of
last week. Mrs. Martha Terrill, of
Richmond. is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leavell-Central Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keats Speed will not
make their home in Atlanta, Ga,
as at first announced, but will re-
main permanently in New York City.
Mr.. Speed preferred the position in the
East, and so was sent TO Atlanta Just
long enough to install the new staff on
the paper there owned by Hearst. He
and Mrs. Speed have been in Atlanta for
several weeks and will return to New
York from there in few days.-Lex-
ington Leader.
Miss Margaret Lackey, the 6 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley Nip
pert, is dangerously i'll at the home OF
her parents in Cincinnati, Ohio. The
little one is suffering from an attack OF
scarlet fever. and the family and friends
are very apprehensive concerning the
child's illness. Mrs. J. ID. Dykes was
summoned last week to the bedside OF
her grandchild. who reports to her hus-
band in this city an improvement in hel
condition. Many friends here extend
sympathy and hope for a speedy recov-
cry Of little Margaret.
Mrs. Thomas Clay Jefferson announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Lillian Lee jefferson, TO Mr.. Salem A.
Wallace. The marriage will be cele-
brated the latter part of April. Miss
Jefferson is a beautiful girl, the daugh-
ter of the late Thomas Clay jefferson,
the well known and prominent horse
man. She was graduated from Hamil.
ton College and is well travelled and
much admired in many other cities be-
sides and her own home. Mr.. Wallace
holds the position Of Assistant Secretary
and Treasurer of the Trust Company
lie is the son of Mrs. William Wallace
of Paint Lick. Ky, having come from
that city TO attend the State University
and TO make his home in Lexington. He
is extremely popular here.-Lexington
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