The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-07
PERSONAL.

Mrs Lucia Burnam continues quite
sick.
Robert R. Burnam. Jr, is convalesc-
ing from severe spell of sickness.
Mesdames Harvey Chenault and L. b.
Harrington have returned from a trip
East.
Mrs B. F. Deatherage, who has spent
sometime in Iowa with relatives, has
returned home.
Mr.. Smith Engleman, of North Dako-
ia, is visiting his friend, William Pull
Inns. in this city.
Misses Elizabeth and Eleanor Hagan
Winchester.
Cecil Traynor, of this city, has taken
a position with Fl. q Moody, the Lex
ington trainer and salesman.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton went to San
ford this afternoon to spend a few days
with her cousin, Miss Lyles Cooper.
Miss Polly Duane Traylor will go to
Danville today. to spend some time with
her friend, Mrs. A. S. Robinson.
Mr. p NJ. Smyer a leading merchant
of Kirksville. IS in Cincinnati laying in
a stock of goods for the spring trade.
Miss Nettie Scrivner left Tuesday for
Richmond, where she takes a position
with millinery store.-Berea Citizen.
Miss Josephine Curd has returned from
visit 10 friends and relatives at Law
renceburg. She was accompanied home
by her father.
Miss Linnie Wyman. an expert millin-
NU1~
charge Of E. V. Elders millinery de-
partment.
Miss Della Tudor, who has been in i'll
health for several years, is very low al
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Ida Tudor,
on the Tate's Creek pike.
Mr.. L. B. Weisenburg has rented Mr..
T. j. Smiths handsome home, Yves
over Terrace, and will move his fami-
ly to this city.
Hon. j. Tevis Cobb arrived yesterday
from California, where he has been for
his health for the past three months.
He is somewhat improved.
Mr. E. V. Elder is in New York buy
ing dead loads Of bargains for his big
store here. He is accompa panied by Mrs.
Elder. They stopped over in Washing
ton for the inauguration.
Some 40 of the young friends of J.
Browning Terrill stormed him Thurs
day night and had a great time The
occasion was his nth birthday. Dane
ing and games were INDUCED in and a
ioothsome lunch was enjoyed.
Miss Cecil Crawford. of r chmoni
who has been visiting her grandparents.
Mr. rnd Mrs J. H. Crawford. returned
home Saturday.-William P. Turley. of
Richmond. was the guest of his sister.
Mrs X. T. Bruce.-lnterior Journal, OF
Stanford.
Miss Louise Terrill. the pretty little
daughter of County Clerk Robt. Terrill.
has gone to Mt Jackson Sanitarium. In
dianapolis. to spend some time with her
relative, Mrs. @ g. Cliff. She will take
advantage of the occasion and try the
virtue OF the baths for slight attack Of
rheumatism, which has given her some
trouble.
Mr.. J. T. Ferriell is back from anoth-
er trip to Northern Louisiana, more de-
lighted than ever with that great section
OF the country. Asked If he had made
any real estate deals while away, he
said, Cant tell you right now, but will
give you some good sales in short
while" Mr.. Ferriell has sold many
thousand acres OF Northern Louisiana
land to residents OF Madison and adjoin-
ing counties. and each buyer seems more
than pleased with his bargain.
That was indeed compliment to Mr.
j. Hunter Matthews. manager Of the
Cumberland Telephone Co. S exchanges
in this city and at Waco, when he was
given the Offices at Nicholasville and at
Wilmore TO look after Merit wins and
Mr.. Matthews has lots Of it. By the
way. the Climax acknowledges thanks
to him for copy Of the Southern Tele-
phone News, published at Atlanta, in
the interest of the telephone business. as
its name indicates. Il is a creditable pc
riodical and it should have good circu-
lation wherever there are telephone in
teresls. and that means everywhere 10
this progressive time.