The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-21

their sister. Mrs. Jonah Wagers, left for
New York whence they viii sail in few
days for European trip.
Mr.. A. K Lewis, of Winchester. is
with his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Martin,
in this city. Mr.. Lewis is a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism and this is the
first time for months that he has been
able to leave his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Shanks. who
have been spending the winter at Col
umbus, Ga, have returned homs. Miss
Eugenia Hubble, Of Mckinney, who has
been attending school at Richmond. has
returned home.-Stanford Interior jour
nal.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton will 20 to Lex
ingtOn tomorrow to meet her aunt. Mrs.
Emma Lee Vaughan, of Richmond, Va.
who on returning from Los Angeles. Cal,
where she spent the winter, is stopping
for few days wither brother, Col. W.
P Walton.
Miss Emma Hendren, of Richmond.
has returned home, after visit TO Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Park, on E. Main street.
Mrs. Bland Ballard, OF Richmond, is Wis
iting Mrs George Banzhaf. Mrs. E. F.
Parks is the guests relatives in Mad
ison county.-Danyille Advocate.
Mrs. E. T. Burnam, who was in Den
yer, Colo. at tie time her residence on
Lancaster avenue was consumed by FIRE,
last week. has returned and has taken
rooms with Mrs James r. Burnam on
West Main street. She is considering
rebuilding, but as yet is undecided.
News comes from Atlanta that Louis
G. Smith, formerly Of this city, now
connected with the Bell Telephone Co.,
and who fell from telephone pole some
two weeks ago. is getting along nicely
and that it will not be long before he
will be able to leave his room.
Mrs. Jonas Rucker, Mrs. r o. Laekey
and the Misses Shugars walked to
Red House yesterday, distance Of six
miles, and spent delightful day with
Mrs VIII Boggs. They expected to
walk home at the close Of the day out
Mr.. Lackey, thoughtful man, appeared
on the scene with his auto and motored
them to town. The ladies claim that
they were greatly disappointed when
Mr.. Lackey appeared with his machine.
They wanted TO walk.
Mrs John Mason, of Richmond, who
has been visiting her daughter Hiss
Mabel Mason, was the honor guest at a
social function given by Misses Martha
and Helen Gill Miss Jennie Rankin.
Of Madison Institute, was at home for a
few days stay with her parents, Nh and
Mrs. 7. g. Rankin Misses Bessie
Brown and Minerva Cox. Of the Rich
mond Normal School, we're at home
Saturday and Sunday. - Lancaster
Record.
Byron Juett. Of Richmond. Grand Pat
riarch Of the Kentucky Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows, was in Lexington yesier
day to arrange for the installation Of a
recreation and writing room al the Odd
Fellows Widows and Orphans Home
here, which win be endowed to thl
home by Madison Lodge. OF Richmond
OF which Mr.. Juett is a member Tn,
room will be used BY the boys at the
home. one for the girls having already
been equipped. Last evening Mr. JuetI
addressed the members Of Merrick Lodge
on the subject of en- 'ampment work. 4
division Of the Kentusxy Odd Fellows
activity to which he is dsvoting consid
cradle time. Mr. Juctt said that Mer
rick Lodge recently has done bot liilh
encampmenl work. and bis address be
fore members Of the lodge was by wa.
Of encouraging more interest in tina
rank Lexington Herald