The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-11-11

MISS ROXY IIdylor LETT inurSddy TOT
visit to Lancaster and Crab Orchard friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Kitty Gordon, of Nicholasville, has
been the guest of her son Mr., Duke Cor
don Of this city,
Miss Clark, of Kansas City, returned to
her home Tuesday after a visit to Miss
Minnie Wagers
1 Mrs. Morgan, of Lexington, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. M. C. Kellogg on
the Summit.
Miss Helen Quisenberry is very sick with
dyphtheria, but her friends hope for her
early recovery. L
Mr.. and Mrs Chenault Duncan are be-
| ing congratulated on the arrival of a hand
, some son, Archie
: DR.. and Mrs Harry Blanton went to Lex
ington last Wednesday to attend the
: Smith, Bryant wedding
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe !
Mitchell of this city died of diphtheria and
was buried last Saturday.
Mrs. H. H. Bosley and Mrs T. G. Smoot
of Maysville, are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
!. c. E. Smoot on High street.
Miss Burgin, of Lexington, and Miss
Maud Bailey, of Harrodsburg, are the
. guests of Mrs. James Deatherage
" Messrs. R. r. Burnam, and R. E. Turley
well known Richmond Bankers, were
; visiting in NicholasriIle last week.
Miss Mary Barrett Smith spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her cousin, Miss
: Sarah Goodloe Benton, in Winchester
IS Marisa Lynn the little daughter of Mr..
# and Mrs Leslie Evans has been quite sick
with Dyphtheria but is now improving.
e Hon.V. P. Smith and wife of Somerset,
the guests of Mrs. ]. c. Oldham last week.
Miss Anna Newland, of Richmond, who
has been visiting her cousins, Mary and
Anna Greer, has returned home.-Interior
~ Journal
= DR.. Curtis F. Burnam and wife are the
=, guests of Judge and Mrs A. R. Burnam.
= Dr. and Mrs. Burnam will sail on the 18th
for Europe
m DIR. H. R. Gibson left this week to at.
or tend the Congress of the American Sur
81 geons which will be in session for week
or in Chicago.
es Mrs. Geo. P. Gay and daughter Miss
IT. Elizabeth, have been the guests of Mrs
r. ]. NJ. Poyntz and Miss Kathleen Poyntz al
he the Hotel Glyndon.
IL Mrs. John R. Gibson, Mrs. Geo. Bogard
rs Misses Margaret Phelps and Duncan Eos
rs ter motored to Lexington Monday night
ret to see Fine Feathers"
~ Mr.. Jake Wagers, of Ashland, was ir
- this city to cast his vote on Tuesday. Mr.
= Wagers is connected with the Bybee DR.,
1n Goods Company of Ashland
No Miss Jamie Caperton was the guest O
an Miss Sarah Gibson Chenault on Thursda,
no and attended the luncheon given by Mrs
20 Lewis Johnston at Sumner Forest.
is Mesdames w. Arnold, c. S. Higgins
My Lizzie Simmons, R. E. Turley, and Mis-
will Elizabeth Turley and Joseph Arnold me
be tored to Lexington Monday to see Fin
ka. Feathers"
. Mrs. Alice Barclay Walker of Nichola:
!. vile, sister of Mr. J. B. Walker of this place
,es suffered a slight stroke of paralysis on Sal
urday. Her many friends hope for he
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ashby Jones, who has recently uI
dergone an operation at the Mayo Brother
OF ly, and will come to Richmond on her Wa
MS home to visit relatives.
Mrs P. S. Adams and daughter, Mar
yer eta, of Lawrenceburg and Mrs. Ansel [
the Miller and little son, A. D. Jr., of Ricl
mond, KY, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Je
,hn Johnson, in Harrodsburg
I'M Editor E. c. Walton, Editor of the 20
lando Star is in Richmond to close u
lick his business after which he will return t
inn the South Mr. Walton made many FRIEND
while here and was most cordially WELDON
the red.
last The Lumbago, after an unwarrante
assault upon our esteemed townsman, M
the N. B. Deatherage, is now able to be dow
and stairs. Were it not such a malignant Ell
envy of the race we would congratulate
ON upon its escape. Uncle Nath looks a lit
.;t,, worse for wear, but the lunbago is movin
around on clutches and with one arm in
:, sling. We advise it hereafter to select a
- easy mark when it comes to town.
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