The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-12

Mrs. Elizabeth Crow has returned
from a visit to Danville.
Mss Russell StoutTer is at home from
Virginia where she attended school.
Mrs H. G. Cornelison of Chrisioball,
Panama, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs b.
/. Banks.
Prof. ID. w. Bridges has gone TO Cadiz
for a visit, his family having preceded
him some days ago.
Miss Dudley Doty left Yesterday for
her home in Colorado after a pleasant
visit 10 friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Order have taken rooms
for the summer with Prof. and Mrs.
Cassidy at Madison Institute.
Mrs Mamie Embry has returned from
Dallas, Texas, where she spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs James Dun
lOp.
Miss Emma Waits is attending Vas
sar College commencement exercises.
She will visit in Boston before returning
home.
Mrs. W. r. Black and children, OF
| Barbourville, have returned home after
quite a lengthy stay with Samuel Black
and family.
Miss Annie Edwards who was called
TO her home al Ford by the ILLNESS and
death of her father, has returned 10 her
duties as nurse at the Pattie A. Clay
lnfirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos H. Pickles, MA.
d. Miller and daughter, Miss Elizabeth
| Miller. and Miss Frank James are at
tending the Kentucky Press Meeting in
Olympia Springs.
Cadets Arnold and Paul Hanger are
home from The Augusta Military Acade-
my, Fl Defiance, Va. Both young men
have won certificates of distinction in
several branches Of study.
Mr. Raymond Jett, son Of Mr. and Mr.
Shelby Jet of Kirksville neighbOrhoOd
is expected home in few days TO spend
/ his vacation. He has been a student a.
| Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Capt. Carlo B. Britain, U. s. Navy
and Attorney G. NJ. Smith mOtored ovel
from Richmond Tuesday on a short
visit to the formers sister, Mrs. NJ. F
lNorth.-Stanford Interior Journal.
Mrs. J. r. Quisenberry had as guest
for commencement exercises last weel
Mrs s. f. Rock and daughter, Of Grays
Mrs. +. T. Fidler and little son, o
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs Irvine Prather, o
Lexington, and Elder J. w. Prather.
Mrs. Lille L. Cotton, who has beel
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Julia Caldwell
at Kentucky Mineral Wells, has beel
called home on account of the seriou
accident 10 her brother, Henley K
Gentry.
Miss Nancy Woodford Clay, Of Bour
bon county, great grand daughter o
Mr.. Cabel Chenault at one tine promi
nent farmer and stock man of this coun
" will be graduated today from Ursulin
Academy, Brown county Ohio.
Mr. John Fox with his wife and child
rem, Of Dawson, Ga. are here for tn
summer. stopping with Mrs Fox parent
Mr. and Mrs Mrs NJ. A. Phelps. Thei
many friends in Madison are Away
glad 10 welcome them home.
| Mrs John Duncan is in Lexington Wis
ling her daughter, Mrs. Fay WilkersOn
and attending the commencement exeF
cises Of Trained Nurses at Good Samari
tan Hospital, where her daughter, Mis-
Amanda 5. Duncan is a graduate.
Editor Owen Mcintyre, of Danvilll
Advocate, was a pleasant visitor in thi
city Thursday. Mr.. Mcintyre is one O
the most versatile writers in the Stat
and has charge Of the editorial depart
ment of that excellent daily paper, thu
Advocate.
Mr.. E. NJ. Veatch, Of Frankfort, spen
several days here last week. Mr.. Neatcl
was formerly manager Of the local tele
phone exchange in this city and ha
many friends here who are ever ready
TO extend him hearty welcome to Rich
mond.
Misses Belle and Nettie Black hav,
returned from a several weeks stay a
Hot Springs, where the latter went 70
rheumatism. they were accompanies
home by Miss Blanche Bailey of tn
same place who will be with them 70
some time.