The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-08

ACA nACNCf MIS- W dllCl JULIUS
Miss Tommie West returned to Pine
vile Sunday, after spending the holidays
with her parents at Speedwell
Miss Frances Wagers, of Richmond,
has returned home after visit to Miss
Elizabeth Stears.-JesSamine Journal.
Mrs B. L. Middleton visited in Win
chester last week and attended recep-
lion given by Mrs. Vertner Mitchell.
Mrs. Laura Grimes and son, Mr.
Frank Grimes, of Frankfort, were the
guests of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Land.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scrivner and chill
dren, who spent the holidays with rela-
tives in Estill county, have returned
home.
Miss Ruth Crow, Of Richmond, has
been the guest Of her brother, DIR. Nc
Ferran Crow and family oodford
Sun.
A blood vessel in Mr.. Eugene Lands
left arm bursted one day last week and
gave that gentlemaa a good deal of trou-
bic and pain.
Mr.. G. c. Flora. a prominent hard
ware merchant of Campbellsville, spent
several days with his aged father in the
Newly section.
Mr.. David O'Neal, who underwent a
severe operation in a Cincinnati santa
some days ago, was doing nicely at last
accounts.
Miss Catherine Harris, of Stanford. a
student at Millersburg Female College.
spent few hours here Thursday on her
way TO college.
Miss Myrtle Dalton, who has been
teaching school at Red House, leaves
this week TO accept d situation with
school at Frankfort.
Mrs. Jesse Cobb and daughter, Miss
Lillian Cobb, and Miss Ida Blanton at
tended the Gilmore Blanton wedding at
Lancaster Saturday.
Mr.. c. 5. Cotton has moved his fami-
ly from the Western portion Of the coun
ty to this city, much to the delight Of
their many friends here.
George B. DeJarnett, the fifteen-year-
old son of Mr.. James DeJarnett, has
been awarded the first prize in the Mad
isOn county corn contest.
Mr.. John Long. who left this county
seventeen years ago and has been living
at Mclean, Ill, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Lucy Long, at Ruthton.
Misses Katherine Enright, leila Rice,
Mary Joseph Mckee and Gladys Mckee
returned Saturday to Nazareth, where
they are attending college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Burnam were
hosts at an elegant dinner party We'd
nesday evening in honor of the Burnam-
Wilson wedding party.
Mrs. Ed Walker, on her way from
Eminence to her home at Lancaster,
was the guest for while of Misses Ma
ry and Margaret Miller.
Misses Anna and Mae Warren, of
Stanford, were in this city Thursday en-
route to Lexington. They paid the Gil
max Office an appreciated call
Mr.. J. c. Taylor and son, Webster
Taylor, returned from Cincinnati Sun
day, where they spent the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster.
Miss Mary Lynn Fox. of Lancaster,
will come up on the Goth and enter Eas-
tern Normal. She will make her home
at Mrs. Joe Chenault's, on the Summit,
Mr.. Wolfe Campbell. of Tallega, Ky,
and friend, Mr.. Edwards, of Winches-
ter, have been the guests of the former
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Campbell.
Mr.. DAILY Stafford. who is a nephew Of
Mr.. Jake Shearer and law student in
Lexington, visited MesSrs. Harry and
Arnold Hanger during The Christmas
holidays.
Couaty Superintendent John holland
has been named by Gov. McCreary as a
delegate 10 the fourth International
Congress Of School or Hygiene, which
will meet in Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 25.
Mrs Neale Bennett is at home from
the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexing-
ton, where she spent ten weeks. Her
many friends welcome her home and
are gratified to know that her health is
much improved.
Miss Lizzie J. Wherritt, who lived
here many years, but who now resides
in New Orleans, has our thanks for a
mighty nice letter, in which she enclos-
es subscription for another year to the
Climax.
Mr.. Herald Pieratt entertained his
friends with leap year dinner at his
his home in the country on the last Sun
day in the year. An elegant four-course
dinner was served, covers being laid for
twenty.
Mr.. J. W. Walker, Of the Burton Con-
struction Co., of Irvine. with a contract
for building a section of railroad in Eas-
tern Kentucky. was in Richmond last
week and paid the Climax a call, Incl
dentally asking us TO add his name to our
subscription list
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Jelt and children,
of Richmond, have returned home after
a visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cobb. Miss Lncile Walton, OF
Richmond, was the guest of Miss Bessie
Hill-Stnnford Interior Journal.
E. @. Walton, of the Climax Office, has,
with his daughter, Miss Lucy Lee Wal.
tor, and son. Claiborne 9. Walton, now
in Millersburg Military Institute. taken a
fat in Mr.. JEFF Stones home in Burnam-
wood and will 90 to housekeeping this
week.
Mr.. CHI. Pigg was summoned to Lex.
ington Sunday 10 the bedside of his I'M
Clcs MI w ". 4 ks VI llllo CITY WHO
is in Lexington visiting his neice, Mrs.
Wilkerson. A telephone message today
: announces that Mr.. Pigg is in a serious
condition, but his physician gives hope
, of recovery.
Mr.. Tim O'Neal, while in Cincinnati
to see his son, David O'Neal. Sunday,
, met with painful accident. He was
D alighting from street car when his
foot slipped and he was hurled 10 the
ground with much force. His back was
severely wrenched. Mr.. O'Neal found
his son, who is in a hospital there for
treatment, doing nicely.
Among the out-of-town guests for the
Burnam Wilson wedding last Thursday
were: Misses Mary Agnes Wilson and
} Elizabeth Malloy, of Shelbyville, Miss
Norten, Of Cleveland. Messrs. Archibald
Young. Of Louisville, Francis Hardy
and Edward Abbott, Of Chicago, and
Henry Coons, Of Louisville.
{. Miss Katie May Dickerson and BROTH
er, Of Richmond. visited Miss Minnie
Gulley for a few days Norman Soper.
Of Richmond, spent a portion OF the
holiday season with Mr.. and Mrs. j. h.
Soper. Mrs. Emma p Bush, Of Rich
mond. has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. o. P. Bush Lancaster Record.