The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15

Mr.. Socrates Maupin, of LaFollette,
Tenn, and his daughter, Mrs. Kinciad,
of Memphis, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph W. Bales.
Earl Curtis has gone to Louisville 70
take a position with big tobacco CON-
pany.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Edwards, Of Cor
bin. The mother was Miss Mary Tur-
pin, formerly of this city.
Mr.. George Richardson, uncle of Mrs.
7. A. Campbell, of this city, had the
misfortune to fall at his home near Kan
sas City, and break his hip.
Miss Mary Katherine White enter
! tanned the Young Ladies' Bridge Club
on Friday afternoon. The highest score
was made by Miss Julia White.
Mr.. Clay Brakeman, cashier of the
Farmers Bank of Kirksville, was in the
city yesterday and left the good report
of his institution that will be found in
this issue.
Mr.. Everett Witt, after spending the
winter with his family here, returned
Monday to Cynthiana to put his ice
plant IN order preparatory to the years
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Spears have been
called upon to give up their little son
who gladdened their home only month
ago. The little light went out Saturday
night. The remains were taken TO Dan
vile for interment.
Mr.. John Haden, of the Million sec
ton. was a substantial caller at this Of
fee yesterday. He told US that his wife,
who has been i'll SO long, does not i'm
prove in the least.
Mr.. L. P. Evans is in receipt of let
ter from Rev. II. T. Quisenberry, OF
Hamilton, Ohio, tn at he has decided To
accept the call extended by the Baptist
church and will take charge the first OF
June.
Mr. o. F. Shearer, of Irvine, was here
Saturday and left the advertisement
that will be found elsewhere. He offers
to run his launch and barge. Bertha NJ.
anywhere on the Kentucky river ex-
lcursionists wish to go.
Mr.. John r. Gibson is back from q
business trip to Somerset. He says he
has many friends in that section who
are for him for collector, notwithstand
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lives in that city.
Editor Charles Nelson, Of the Win
chester Democrat, was in the city Sat
urday and paid this office a call WI
are glad to know that he and Steve
Vaught, formerly of this paper, are do
ing we'll financially with their good pa
per.
DIR. John A. Snowden, formerly of thii
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Monday for Los Angeles, Cal, to attend
the bedside OF his nephew, John A
ISnowden, who is dangerously i'll. Not
wanting to miss copy OF the Climax
he writes us to send him the pape
there for the next three weeks. He il
located at 203 Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Neale and Miss Mat
tie Tribble were guests at a 6 o'clocl
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Thee
dore Smith, of Lexington. on Frida,
evening in honor of Miss Patsy Chenaul
Prewitt, whose marriage to Mr.. Alder
Wright, of New York. will be celebrated
Thursday evening.
Quite number responded TO Mis-
Bessie Wagers' invitation to her recita
at Madison Institute Friday night. Eacl
number on the program deserves especi
al mention. Her rendition Of 1.-THE Won
derful Tar Baby Story" by Joel Chand
Ter Harris. was almost perfect Will
that Of Their Last Ride Together" wa
so thoroughly enjoyed. From Schoo
for Scandal" showed a great deal o
study and talent. The dialogue. 'Fas
Friends" ia which she was ably as
: sisted by Miss frankie James. was ex
cellent. Each piece reflected great ere
dit upon this teacher. Miss Moore. 70
whom we heard nothing but words o
praise and commentator. She is Gel
! tainly master of her chosen art. tn
program was interpreted with beautl
ful Instrumental solos and duets whic
added greatly to the enjoyment Of tn
occasion.