The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-05

home after spending several weeks In
the Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati.
Misses Mary Joseph, Gladys and
Louise Mckee are visiting their grand
parents IN Lexington.
J. b. Sanders, manager OF Carlsbad
Springs at Dry Ridge, KY, is here in
the interest OF the Springs.
Mrs. Emma Hubbard has returned
from Martinsville where she was treated
for rheumatism very much improved.
Mr.. Wolford Rose obtained license
today to marry Miss George Webb.
Both live in the Duluth neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Embry Deatherage, of
Jackson; spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5, A. Deatherage.
Mr.. Raymond Roark who has been
teaching in Madison. Wis. is the guest
of mother, Mrs Roark at Sullivan Hall
Mr.. Roscoe Acton, of Louisville, and
Mr.. J. p. Prather, of Lancaster, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Seoastin.
DIR. II. N Quisenberry, pastor of the
First Baptist church. is spending the
month of August at Battle Crsek, Mich.
Charley Anderson, the polite young
druggist with III. l.. Perry, left this
morning for two weeks summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Jones and
two children, of Covington, are visiting
his brother, Mr.. Sam Jones, and other
relatives.
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen returns
this week from Virginia; where she has
spent several delightful weeks with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Eabanks have moved
from their home on Collins street to the
home of Mrs. Jennie Cobb on the Barnes
Mill pike
Misses Elizabeth Turley and Margaret
McMurry have returned from a week
end visit with Miss Frances Oney, OF
Lexington.
Mr.. T. E. Baldwin, Jr.. entertained a
few friends with picture show party
last evening in honor of Mr.. Durrett, of
Louisville.
Mrs. Cinda Karr joined her son, Mr..
Douglas Parrish and wife in Lexington
Wednesday, for visit with Judge and
Mrs. Gourley.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| w. A. Langford has been very i'll fol
the last week but we are glad TO say is
some better now.
Mr.. w. f. Baldwin, who has boon
connected with Stanifer's Clothes Shop
for some time has gone to Cincinnati tC
accept position.
Judge William Lewis, of London,
yesterday. He said the criminal docket
is very large one.
Little Miss Susan Harris Greene, in.
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Greene, of Kingston, has been seriously
ill for the last week.
| Mr.. G. l.. Holmes, who has been OH
the road since the memory of man runs
not the contrary, was here yesterday
to see the tin and stove trade.
Miss Evaline Batson has returned
from Madison county, where she spent
her vacation with her uncle, Mr.. John
Hisle.-W Winchester Sun.
| Mr.. L. X. Blanton was over from
Crab Orchard Springs Saturday to vote.
He took back with him an extra corps
OF walters for the crowded season.
Judge Virgil Smith, one of the ablest
| lawyers at the Somerset bar. was here
Saturday mingling with old friends.
He had been attending court at Irvine.
Miss Sue Chenault is visiting Miss
Charley Gilmore at Lancaster and was
the guest of honor at a lovely party
given by Miss Gilmore Monday evening
Mr.. Charles Jett left Monday night
for Virginia to attend the wedding oil
his brother, Mr.. Shelby Jett and Miss
Larue, the wedding to take place today.
Messrs w. G. Berry and G. NJ. Berry.
of Lexington, the popular drummers,
formerly of this city, were here yesterday
talking respectively shoes and dry
goods.
Mrs. Vardy Taylor entertained with a
spend-the day last Friday at her home
at Waco and quite a number of ladies
went out from here to enjoy Mrs. Tay-
lor's hospitality.
Miss Elizabeth Blanton is visiting
| friends at Paris She will return the
latter part of the week. Miss Blanton
is receiving marked attention from the
social life of Paris.
Mrs. S. d. Parrish and Mrs T. J.
Million who are visiting Mrs. T. w.
Davis. or Campbellsville, will be en-
tertained ten days at The Lorain Min
eral Well' in Taylor county.
Mr.. E. G. Walton, who has gone on
business to Florida, got to Paris too
late to get to Lexington in time to take
tina Q. q G. and had to double back on
the l.. & N, much to his discontinue
Misses Lulu and Mamie Campbell. of
this city, and Miss Edda Campbell, of
London, w. Va, are visiting in Lexing-
ton. From there they go to Danville,
junction City, Somerset and Crab Or
chard Springs.
Miss Frances Oney, of Lexington, was
hostess OF tea on Saturday afternoon
in honor of her house guests. Misses
Burnette. of Florida, Margaret McMur-
ry, Of North Carolina, and Elizabeth
Turley, Of Richmond.
Mr.. Rolley Nichol, of Middletowu,
| Ohio, Mrs. Lucy Austin, of Seymore,
Ind and Richard Randolph, of Louis
vile, were the guests the past ten days
OF Mr. 5. 5. Combs, left for their re-
spective homes today.
| Misses Taft Riley, Darnaby Henton
and Florence Edwards, all of Versailles,
Elizabeth Warfleld, of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, and Elizabeth Jenkins, of Louis
| Fiie' are eApecteu tulS week 10 attend
a house party with Miss Russell Stouffer
Gov. James B. McCreary, Banking
| Commissioner T. J. Sminth and Guard
]. w. Kennedy come over from Frank
| fort to vote. The Governor is in fine
health and looks every inch winner
In the Senatorial race which he recently
entered.
Sir Knight r. R. Burnam, Cashier of
/ III
panied by his daughter. Miss Elizabeth,
will leave for the Knight Templar Con-
clave at Den, or Saturday. He will &C
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