The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-12-24

EllZaOetn Marcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jett were hosts
at an elegant six o'clock dinner last
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
Jeptha Jett and bride.
Miss Ada Parke, who has been visit
ing the family of Mr.. and Mrs. II ca
Carr, in Lexington, has returned ID her
home near Red House.
Mrs G. w. Duley, of Hoopeston, Ill,
came Tuesday TO be at the bedside Of
her mother, Mrs. Wilson Tate, who has
been ill for month.
Mrs. Mary Roark and daughter, Miss
Kathleen, are spending the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Creagan Roark, in Wash
ington City.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Broaddus gave a
lovely supper TO the immediate family
Thursday evening, in honor of Mr.. Chas.
Broaddus and bride.
Messrs VIM. Collins, David Phelps,
James and Curtis Park, Howard Neale
Thompson, Thos. MCGOWAN and Merritt
Powell, of Slate University, Lexington,
are at home for Christmas.
Mrs. z. ii. Bybee had as guests last
week Rev w. 5. Grinstead and wife,
Mr. Ralrh Scott and wife and Miss e.
ma Singleton.
Miss Geneva Nash, stenographer for
the Long Bell Lumber Co., of Philadel-
phia, is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Nash.
Miss May zimmerman will return from
Richmond, Friday, to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Democrat.
Mr.. Tracy Green was the promoter of
dance given at the Masonic Temple,
Wednesday evening, which was greatly
ENJOYED by number of young people.
W. b. Mckinney was in Richmond
Friday on business Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Brown and children went to Richmond.
Thurday, to make their home.-Stan-
ford Journal,
Messrs Fred Gumbert, of Huntington,
W. Va, and Chas. Gumbert, of Stale
College, Lexington, are with their par
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gumbert,
for the holidays.
Miss Ada Young, who has been teach
ing, at Baldwin, closed her school Dec
18th, with large attendance. A Xmas
tree was enjoyed by the children and
patrons.
Mrs. William |. Goodwin and son have
gone to- Richmond for a visit--Mrs.
Oldham Green and Miss Mary E. Turner,
of Richmond, we're guests here this
week.-Lexington Herald.
Rev. Pr. Adams and family, of Law
renceburg, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Gentry
and Miss Grace Hall, of Lexington. are
here to spend Christmas with the faml-
l;os Of A n anI ~ n Millar
Mrs. d. NJ. Chenault entertained at
bridge on Saturday of last week. Christ
mas decorations added charm TO the
occasion. Miss Madge Burnam won first
prize, and Mrs. Waller Bennett second.
Mr.. Joseph Arnold, of Richmond, spent
| Sunday with friends in this city Mrs.
K. NJ Robertson has returned from a
visit TO friends and relatives in Rich
mond and Lancaster.-Danville Advo-
cate.
Mrs. W. J. Newsom has returned from
Hartman, Tenn, where she has been
visiting relatives in company with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Looper, OF
Enid, Oklahoma. Her parents left for
Enid, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Miss Kathleen
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spend the holidays with relatives at
White Hall. Miss Sullivan is student
at State University and is one of Rich
mond's most popular girls.
Mr.. Harry Morgan has been confined
| to his home for the week as a result of
ptomaine poisoning. He was taken sud-
denly i'll week ago and for a time his
condition was quite serious, but he is
now able to be out.
Rev. Ashford Reeves, of Winder, Ga
was in Richmond, Thursday, en- route
TO Ashland to attend the dedication of
the Christian church at that place. The
initial steps to erect the building were
taken during Rev. Reeves pastorate of
that church.
The Mary Pattis Music Club met with
Miss Fannie Willging Saturday after
noon Wagner's 'Die Meistersinger"
was the subject of the meeting and a
most enjoyable program was rendered.
Miss Hurst. Miss Matte Russell White
and Miss Cynthia Dawson were guests
for the afternoon.
Mr.. William Mellon and sister, Miss
Belle Rucker Mellon, left here last Mon
day for Oklahoma, to visit their sick
sister. Miss Addie Mellon, who is very
sick and whose prospects for improve
ment are slight. They are children of
Mr.. Fl. X. Mellon, of this place.
Quite number of Richmond people
attended the dedication OF Knapp Hall
and the performance OF the Messiah, :"
at Berea, Tuesday Among the mum Der
were: Prof. G. Crabbe, Mrs r. <.
Turley, Mrs. Bessie Chenault. Rev and
Mrs. E. B. Barnes, Prof. and Mrs. Koch.
Miss Mary Traynor and Mr.. Spears Tur,
ley.
Mr.. Rufus Oldham, OF Bloomington,
ILL.,, was a caller at the Climax office las,
week. Mr.. Oldham Is native of Estill
county, but resided in Madison many
years, and went TO Bloomington fourteen
years ago, where he and his family have
prospered. He says there are a number
of ex Madisonians in and around Bloom
ington, all doing well. Mr.. Oldham is a
cousin of Mr.. jeff Stone and related TO
the Oldham family throughout the
county.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, of Louis
vile. was in this city last week TO call
on Madison's Representatives in the
Legislature and Senate in the interest of
bill to be introduced in the General
Assembly this winter requiring trained
nurses 10 be registered. Miss Robinson
IS herself q trained nurse. She has Wis
tied number Of counties and has met