The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-05-30

James.
Miss Elizabeth Farley is visiting in
Nicholasville and will be present at the
Threlkeld dance this evening.
| Miss Marianne Collins is the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Lyme in Nicholasville
| for the Threlkeld dance there this even
ing.
News comes fromSan Diego. California,
that handsome little son was recently
born to Mrs. Faulfe Lundblade. The
mother was Miss Matte Alverson. of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Powell and Mrs.
Lackey motored 10 Richmond Sunday
and spent the day with friends.-Jessa-
mine News.
Miss Nellie Linville, of Richmond, is
the guest of her brother. Mr.. Harry Lin
vile, on West Seventh street.-Kentuck-
ian Citizen.
Mr.. Joel Arbuckle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Arbuckle, of Silver Creek.
will return home tomorrow from school
at Lewisburg, W. Va.
Mr.. C. S. Jessup, the efficient manager
of Adams Express Co. at this place,
spent a few days this week with his
mother in Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth FIBER, of Ashland, has
been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Blan-
ton this week Miss Eber is on her way
home from Belmont College.
Mrs. ID. l.. Fry writes US from Hickory,
N. c., TO send her Climax to Kirksville,
stating that she expects TO visit there
for the next few weeks.
Mrs. J. III. Dunn and her son are vi
sitting her sister, Mrs. Clyde Pullins
Mrs. Dunn has been making her home
at Jeffersonville,- Ind. She expects to
remain here all summer
Mr.. George C. Rheinfrank, represent
ing Redpath Chautauquas. was here
yesterday advertising the coming of the
able entertainers that concern will send
here for the week of the 18th.
Mr.. Walter Greening, of Parsons,
Kansas, was a caller at this office this
m 1rning. Mr.. G. is an old Lincoln coun-
ty boy who has grown rich in the West
He is connected with one of the biggest
banks in Southeast Kansas.
Miss Fannie Harris and her guest,
Miss Martha L. finder, of Birmingham,
Ala. drove over with her father, Mr.. l..
ID. Harris, the well-known Paris real es-
tate man, Wednesday and spent the day
with friends here.
Prof. Ivan E. McDougle, of the Graded
School Faculty, leaves for his home in
Richmond this week. Next September
he goes to Worcester, Massachusetts,, to
take one years graduate work in Clark
University-Adair News.
DIR. J A. Land, of Retrop, Okla, is
here visiting the scenes of his boyhood.
He tells us that Oklahoma is rapidly
coming to the front and that his town
is one of the hustling cities of the COM
paratively new state.
Mrs. Anderson Chenault of Richmond,
is visiting Mrs. J. w. Elmore on Lex
ington Ave. Miss Mayme Dickerson re-
turned Monday to her home in Rich
mond after a visit to Garrard and Lam
caster friends Lancaster Record.
Mrs. II. l. White of Richmond, IS vi
sitting Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Rowland. on
Broadway. Miss Bessie Patton has re-
turned home from Richmond, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Walker Burl-
side, and little daughter, Jane Augusta.
Advocate.
w. II. Harrison, travelling passenger
agent of the l.. & N, Travelling Pas
senger Agent Penn, of the Henderson
Route. and w. o. Chambers, Master of
Trains of the Kentucky Division OF the
L. & ~, were here with Agent Jonas
Rucker Thursday.
June the thirteenth is the date set for
the annual June dance, and even though
it comes on Friday the thirteenth" it
will be one of the largest dances ever
given here. Messrs. Charles Vaught and
Curtis Park are the promoters and
Thomas Saxophone trio, of Lexington.
will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson have re-
turned from Richmond, where they were
guests of Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson Burnam. Mr.. Quinn
Taylor, of Richmond, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ellis F. Cox,
in Owensboro. has returned to his home
after a short stay in Louisville Courier
Journal.
Under the Direction of DIR, j. G.
Crabbe, president OF Eastern Kentucky
State Normal School, Richmond, a del
egation of educators from Kentucky
will attend the meeting of the National
Educational Association, which will be
held at Salt Lake City July 8 to A.
Lexington Herald.
Miss Elizabeth Miller left yesterday
for indianapolis to spend two or three
weeks with her friend. Miss Katherine
Miller Anderson, who visited her last
summer and who made many friends |
during her stay. The latter will return
with Miss Miller and make her a visit |
at her pretty country home. Miss Mil
ler's father, Mr.. A. ID. Miller, accom-.
panied her as far as Louisville.
The following gentlemen are today
enjoying the fish fry given on Mr..
Sam Pressley's farm on Lowet Towards
Creek in Clark county and we'll wager
they are having the greatest time ever:
X. c. White. j. G. Chenault, W.R.
Shackelford, SAINT Bush, p. B. Broaddus,
w. o. HARDER. r. B. Terrill. L. B. Her
rington, j. N. Maupin, Armer Parrish,
Edgar Doty. Jno. holland, J. F. wagers,