The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-17

last week from New Jersey, where they
have been ate nding school. On their
way home they made a visit TO Mr..
Hanger in New York.
Mr.. James Parks and family are visit
ing in Ohio for a few days.
Mrs. J. K. Pates and Mrs. T. Walton,
of Winchester, have been The guests oil
Mr.. J K. Parrish for the last few days
Luther Wrenfro and Miss Minnie Low
ry, both of Madison county, were licens-
ed 10 marry on June l2Lh, at the resi-
dence of Rev. James Howard in Madl-'
son county.-Jessamine Journal
Hon. J. S. Owsley, of Stanford, was
in the city for short while Monday.
| He was returning home from Lexington,
where he had been TO see his father,
Hon. }. 5. Owsley, Sr., who is quite Ill.
Miss Laura Cassiday and her guest,
Miss Alice Louise Ament, of ST. Louis,
went to Rich moad to visit Mrs. James
Cobb and attend the dance given there
Friday evening. Herald.
Misses Elizabeth Turley, Margaret
Covington, Bernie Lear, OF Lancaster,
Francis Oney, Lexington, and Lourana
Lowry, of Nicholasvllle. lett Monday to
attend house party gwen by Miss Mar
gareJ McMurry, at Shelby, n. Z.
Mrs. w. o. Byron, of BroOkville, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Long Tom
Chenault, on n. Second street. Mrs.
Byron is charming lady, the wife of
Senator Byron, well known TO many OF
our citizens.
Mrs. X. Z. Turley went to Nazareth
Tuesday 10 be present at the graduation
of her cousin, Miss Ellie Land, who
graduates from that institution with
the highest honors of her class.
|. We notice in the Courier-JOurnal that
Prof. Harry Ii. Brock had passed his ex-
animation with splendid average and
had received his certificate qualifying
him for the county superlntendency OF
Madison county. He took the eXamln-
alton at Frankfort MAY 3.
Mr.. John l.. Alverson, who is holding
a responsible position in the govern
ment printing Office in Washington City,
arrived Saturday TO visit his mother and
sister here Editor Jesse NJ. Alverson
and wife, of Lawrenceburg, were also
their guests Sunday.
Misses Martha Helen Garrett and
Edith Mason, of Richmond, are visiting
their cousin, Miss Allie Russell Fish.
Miss Susan Fisher Woods and Mr.. Mike
Christman, of San Francisco, are the
guests of her sister, Mrs. ). NJ. Allen, al
Millersburg. -Stanford Interior Journal.
Miss Leila Harris, who has been a
member of Caldwell High School facul
ty for some years, will teach the coming
year in the Mt. Sterling High School,
having been elected 10 teach matthew
atics there. Her friends here will give
her up with much regret, as will the
faculty, parents and pupils of Caldwell
Miss Lucy Smith, of the Ruthton Sec
tion, who has recently graduated from
Smiths Business College in book keep
ing, type writing and shorthand, was II
the city last week. She is DESTROYS OF
a position in Richmond and if know of
an opening for her, both she and the
Climax would be glad if you will advise
her or us.
Col w. p. Walton, of Lexington, pass
ed through here to London Monday tC
defend a damage suit brought by fell
low named Brock, of Laurel county
when the former edited and owned the
Frankfort journal. Brock, whose griev-
ance is entirely imaginary, wants his
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balm in the shape of several thousand
dollars. But we are glad to state tina
he will get about what Tommy got when
he went fishing without the consent o
his mother.
The annual June dance was given a
Masonic Temple on Friday evening
Messrs. Charles Vaught and Curtis Park
were the promoters and the dance was
success in every way. Thomas sax
ophone trio, of Lexington. furnished the
music and there were visitors from al
parts of the State to add to the enjoy
, ment of the occasion. Among the chap
: erones were; Mesdames J. s Collins,
II. l.. Perry, T. T. Covington, Bessie
Chenault, Lewis Neale, John Wagers
Mary Neale Thompson, DIR. and Mrs. c.
II. Vaught. Mr.. and Mrs. James Neale
Mrs l. G. Ballard, Mrs. Scrivner anC
Mrs Johns, of Winchester, Misses Min
ME Wagers and Carrie Farley.