The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-03-06

Gibson Inarmary. is greatly improved
much 70 the qualification Of his friends
hers-and elsewhere.
Mrs Joe K. Gentry Is very i'll at heI
home on Halle Irvine street. o. ac-
count Of her advanced age. her family
and friends are very apprehensive about
her condition.
Mrs. A. &. Csrse. Of Lexington. vas a
guest Of friends here over Sunday
Mrs Carse formerly lived in Rich
mond and was given hearty vel
come by many admiring friends during
her short visit.
The following citizens Of Estill county
attended County Court here Monday
Judge o. K. holland. Messrs. John d.
VIM, c. W. Sale, John and James Wal
lace. Arch Quinn. Ben Wilcox and vii
gus Richardson
Mr.. Woodson Baldwin has resumed
his position as mail clerk on the l.. & N
between Knoxville and Corbin. after q
two months absence on account Of a
serious accident which befell him in a
wreck on this line
Hon. S. Walton Forgy. representative
from Todd county. spent Saturday after
noon and Sunday with Representative
Harrington and wife and dined Sunday
with Dr. and Mrs. Vaught. Mrs. Vaughi
was formerly from Todd county.
Mrs. J. E. Greenleaf, who was so Sc.
riously burned last week. and whose
condition for several days was very
alarming, is considerably improved. Il
no complications arise. she viii soon be
restored to her usual good health.
Hon. Charles L. Searcy attended the
Farmers Institute in Frankfort last
week. Mr.. Searcy reports very inter
esting and instructive session, and re
grets the fact that there were not more
farmers present from Madison county.
Misses Hattie Lee Million and Ma
rianne Collins and Messrs Delbert Az.
bill and Garnett Million composed a
cheerful automobile party that visited
Lexington friends Saturday night and
attended the opera-''The Spring Maid. y
Mr.. r. C. Stockton. who has beer
alarmingly i'll with pneumonia, is get.
ting along nicely. His condition yes
ter lay was greatly improved, and thelt
is no reason why this excellent and
popular gentleman should not be re-
stored 10 perfect health at an early date
Master John r. Pates. Jr., who ha:
been quite sick at the home of hi:
parents on Lancaster avenue. is some
what improved. He has many friend,
who viii regret to learn of his lines.
and ali viii wish for him an early re-
covery.
Mr.. B. E. Belue, of Washington, Ind,
spent several days last week with the
families Of N. H. Wells and Ed. Carson
Mr.. Belize viii shortly move to Rich
mond and 60 INTO business. He is a fine
business man and he and his family
viii add much to Richmond's social and
business worth.
Ex-Msyor G. E, Woods left Saturday
for DeLand, Florida, where he will en-.
gage in the newspaper business. Mr.
Woods will also have The Delta, 8
journal published by the Sigma NJ
Fraternity, of which he has been editor
for many years, published in that city
1t is the regret of many that Mr.. Wood,
has adopted DeLand as his future home
as Richmond never had a more progress
sive citizen nor one who had more al
heart at all times the well-being of thi:
city. The kindest wishes Of his many
admiring friends viii follow him to hi,
new home, where we trust the rich sue.
cess be deserve viii crown his efforts.
Mrs. Cinda Ksrr, of Richmond, i,
spending few days in our city thi:
week Charles Hayes, of Richmond,
came Thursday to spend a couple Of
days with bis wife and little daughter,
Marie---W. B. Steele. of Rock Spring,
was down in Madison county the first Of
the week on visit to see his sister,
Mrs J. B. Smyth, and family. He re-
ports them all well and in good health
with plenty Of that old-fashioned corn
bread and the butter of three fine cows
to spread over it. Just to think if we
only lived handy to College Hill -.
Misses Cleo and Cora Spicer, Of Rich.
mond, spent the week with Mrs. P. A.
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