The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-22

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City.
Mr.. Burton Fanis is spending a few
days with his family.
Remember Reeves who lost his life by
reason Of cheap election whiskey.
Jessie Pepper Cobb and Tabitha Cobb
of Cincinnati are visititg their aunt Mrs.
Joe Wagers at Waco.
Miss Jamie Caperton returned to Rich.
mond Wednesday accompanied by Miss
Dabney, Of Cincinnati.
Mrs. +. p Moberly of Lexington, has
returned to her home after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. w. d. Oldham.
Miss Eleanor Hagan returned to her
home on Wednesday, after a visit to Miss
Daisy Porter, in Lexington.
Mrs. Edgar Turley is in Cincinnati with
her son, Spears, Mr.. Turkey having return.
ed to Richmond, Thursday.
Miss Mabel Rayburn has returned from
a delightful visit to her uncles, Harry and
Herbert Scrivner of Winchester.
Mrs. P. H. Sullivan and Misses Kathleen
Sullivan, Austin Lilly, and Josephine Che
nault spent Monday in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Deatherage, Miss Mar
garet Phelps, and Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting.
ton motored to Lexington, Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Parrish has returned
from Winchester where she attended the
reception given by Mrs, Stanley Prewitt.
News comes from Mr.. Monte Witt at
Bay View, Michigan that he is feeling fine,
and is much pleased with his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Combs and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Wrinkle have been the
guests of Mrs. J. w. Smith, on High street.
Messrs. Beatty Burke, of Illinois and
Edward Cooper, of Stanford, visited Miss
Jane d. Stockton and other friends, last
week.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller left on Thurs.
day for Barboursvile for ten days stay,
after which she will eoto Pinevie for two
weeks.
Mr.. Ronald c. Oldham and his charm.
ing wife left on Tuesday for their new
home in Carlisle, and Miss Russell Ship
returned to Cynthana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Van Wrinkle have
taken MrW. o. Chenault's house on High
street for a couple of months while Mrs.
Chenault is in Wyoming,
Mrs. Thomas Million has the sympathy
OF many friends in the death OF her moth.
er, Mrs Dulcena Glass who died in
Georgetown, Sunday night.
DIR. W. C. White was called to Lexing-
ton on Tuesday by the illness of his
brother, Prof. Jas. G. White, of State Col
lege. We regret to say that Prof. White
died.
We thank Miss Lucia Burnam who is
I sfsfdine the sumner. at Buckroe Beach,
IVA, for a copy Of The Times-uispatch
containing complimentary notice of our
! Brother DIR. Clay Lilly.
Mesdames ]. w. Caperton, Thomas
Phelps, Frank Jennings, Robert Miller and
Miss Sallie Miller of Richmond motored
4 to Lancaster, Monday, and were the guests
of Mrs. d. NJ Lackey and Miss Jennie
Lackey.-Central Record.
| Miss Lucy Clay Woodford of Mt.
,tSterling passed through Richmond Friday.
on her way to join Miss Lydia Elmore's
house party at Lancaster. She stopped
over between trains and took luncheon
with Miss Josephine Chenault.
Judge c. II. Brock has gone to Walla
Walla, Washington to spend several
months with his children there. He will
probably remain over winter
/ Judge Breck is one of the Oldest mem.
bers OF the bar, fine lawyer, and splendid
gentleman. He will be missed by his
| friends here
Misses Lille and Marguerite Martin, of
Carlisle, and Nora Rourke, Mary Enright,
and Elizabeth Conley, and Messrs. Jack
Keller, Joe Keller. and VIM. Elder, of
Richmond, Leo Keller, of Cincinnati,
William O'Neal and A. Donohoe, of Dan
vile, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. II.
O'Neyl.-ky. Citizen.