The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-05-20
n le greatly imnroved in health.

vii lie, greatly improved in health.
Mrs. jeff Stone has been quite sick
for several days
Mrs. Will Fowler is very i'll at her
home on Orchard street.
Miss March Moss is the guest of Mrs
j. W. Earring on Lancaster Avenue.
Mrs. Mary B. Clay was the guest of
Miss Laura Clay in Lexington last week.
Mrs. T. II. Pickles has been confined
to her room with severe attack of ton
silitis.
Mrs Hugh Bates visited her sister,
Mrs. Nelson Gay, in Winchester last
week
Misses Callie Miller Shackelford and
Julia White were in Lexington last
Friday.
Mrs. w. w. Broaddus is listing her
mother, Mrs. J. c. McCollum, in Lex
ington.
Mr.. Curtis Bennett entertained the
German Club of the Model School Mon
day evening.
John ID. Allen is back from Nicholas
county, where spent some time at his old
home, Allendale.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Murphy, of Lincoln
county, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Richmond relatives.
Miss Tommie Cole CovingtOn is in
Lexington, attending commencement
exercises at Sayre Institute
Mr.. Emsy Clark, of Richmond, was
the weekend guest of Miss Martha
Kerr helbyville Sentinel.
Messrs. w. r. Shackelford, John F.
Wagers and T. 7. Covington motored
10 Lexington on Friday.
Mr.. Joseph Burnside, OF Cara d, was
in town few hours Saturday afternoon
on his way from Barbourville.
Miss Elizabeth Byrd Stuart, of Tai
ega, is visiting her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. l.. SearcY at Waco.
Miss Mary O. Covington will be at
home this week from Bedford, where
she has been teaching the past term.
Miss Florence Rogers, the efficient
music teacher at Caldwell, spent the
week end with home folks in Lexington.
Mrs. Nettie Ballard and daughter,
Frances Morton, have returned from
delightful stay in Lexington and Lou
isville.
Mrs J. w. Hamilton, Misses Mary
Traynor and Myrtle Colt have been re-
cent guests of Mrs. Robert Triton, at Mt
Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lohrish motored
to Louisville this afternoon TO spend a
week with their daughter, Mrs. II. p.
Kuhn.
Mr. and Mrs. Weber Hamilton are re-
jOicing over the arrival of little son.
May l7th. He has been christined
Weber Jr.
Mrs. Samuel Stone and son, James
Stone, of Louisville. have been visiting
the family of Mr.. T. J. Curtis in the
Kirksville section.
Mrs. Eugene Land, who has been at
at Pattie A. Clay Infirmary for rest
for some Time, is back home, feeling
very much better.
Mr.. G. T. Grinstead an family have
moved to the Highlands. -Danville Ad-
vOcate. Mrs. Grinstead is a daughter of
Mr.. Lyman Parrish of this city.
Mr.. S. A. Ballard. of Elk City, Okla,
is here abe guest of his brother, Mr.
John w. Ballard, and other relatives
and friends in the county.
Mr.. w. O. Chenault was painfully in
jured last Thursday by getting a fall
from the barn loft. His legion of friends
will be glad TO hear that it is not serious.
Mr.. r. A. Barlow, the screen man
and candidate for jailer. fell from the
scaffolding on which he was working
the other day and badly hurt one of his
feet.
Mrs. F. NJ. Silver left this morning for
South Bend, Ind 10 act as witness in
street car accident, which she had the
misfortune TO witness while visiting in
that city last fall
Mr.. f. NJ. Silver attended the
meeting of the representatives of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., at
Paris Saturday and made an interesting
talk TO the body.
Miss MarShie Moss, of Williamsburg.
who has been the guest of Mrs. J. w.
Earring. has gone TO Louisville to attend
the commencement exercises OF Semple
School.
Mrs. Joe Boggs returned Saturday
from Two weeks visit TO her parents in
Cincinnati Her sister in-law, Mrs. Oh
lie Layton, and daughter, accompanied
her home for visit.
Mrs. Patrick Brown, of Shelbyvile,
gave her husband a very delightful sur
prise Saturday by arriving on visit to
him. Mr.. Brown is one of the capable
corps of millers at Earring mill.
Judge n. Menefee. of Stanford, has
been nominated for county Attorney by
the Bull Moosers of Lincoln. Judge
Menefee has number OF friends and
aquaintances in this city.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton spent several
days IN Somerset this week. She made
many friends during the short time she
had lived here, who we're glad TO see
her again, but sorry her stay was so
shOrt.-Somerset Journal.