The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-02-04
PERSONAL.

Caroline Farley.
Mr.. T. E. Baldwin, Jr., is confined to
his room in the country with a severe
case Of grip.
Mr.. W. B. Burton. Lancaster's most
extensive horse and mule buyer, was
here al court yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy E. Batterton. of Armstrong,
NO., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
F. Burgin, at White Hall.
The younger set are looking forward
TO dance at Masonic Temple on the
evening of Feb. 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Long. Of Grinnel,
Iowa, have been guests of Secretary and
Mrs J. P. CulbertsOn on Oak street.
Mrs. 10 Arnold spent the latter part
of last week in Lancaster, the guest OF
Mrs. STEPHEN Walker and Miss Georget-
Ia Walker.
The faculty of Caldwell High School
viii be entertained Wednesday evening
by Miss Mary Altman at her home on
Collins street.
Misses Keith Allen, Lillian Edger,
Elizabeth Robinson and Myrtle Jones,
of Mercer county, are students at the
Normal School
Mrs. J. II. Dunn and son, James, Of
Jacksonville, Ind, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Clyde Pullins, have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. ]. S. Tudor, who was reported by
this paper to have suffered a stroke Of
paralysis some time ago, is able to
come to town every day or so.
Mrs. B. l.. Banks, who has been i'll a
long time. is not considered in the least
better. In fact, her condition yesterday
was more alarming than it has been.
Mrs. l. G. Ballard and pretty little
daughter, Miss Frances Morton Ballard,
have returned from visit to friends in
Louisville, Lexington and Winchester.
Miss Annie Mae Walker is visiting
friends in Nicholasville. She will go
from that little city to Danville, where
she will be with friends for brief per-
iod.
Miss Bessie Tribble, OF Richmond, is
visiting relatives AMI friends here. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. C. Adams, of Richmond.
have come to Lexington to make their
home.-Lexington Herald.
Mrs. Mary B. Dean, of Richmond,
spent the first of the week with ,rela-
tives here. Miss Mollie Evans left the
first of the week for Richmond. where
she will take a special course at the
State Normal School.-Jessamine News.
Mr.. L. Thomas Stewart, wellto-do
farmer and lumber man Of Rockcastle
county, attended county court here yes
terday. He is brother of Mr.. A. w.
Stewart, of the Silver Creek section, and
like him is splendid citizen.
Mrs. Mollie Nunnelley, who has been
i'll with grip, is very much improved
Stanford Interior Journal. This splen-
did old mother has many friends and
relatives in this county who will be
glad to hear Of her improvement.
Mr.. W. P. Kincaid, of Stanford, was
here at court yesterday and paid this
Office an appreciated call Mr.. Kincaid
is one of Stanford's best and cleverest
citizens and the 'hustlingest" man in
Lincoln county. We might also add
that he is the most enthusiastic Bull
Mooser extant.
Judge II. c. Rice was in Frankfors
Friday on legal business. While there
he called on the governor socially and
received the cordial welcome that all
Madisonians get when they enter the
Office of Kentucky's model chief execu-
tive.
Hon. ]. A. Sullivan, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis last week, was taken
to the st. Joseph Hospital, Louisville,
Sunday, and word came yesterday that
he was doing splendidly. This will be
good news to his many friends and ad
mirers in this section of the State.
Exhibitor Green Clay Walker, of Ian
caster, was court day visitor yester
day. He edited the Lancaster Record
for a number of years and made that
paper most readable al all times but
sold out some time ago and is now de-
voting his time to the practice of law and
his race for county attorney of Garrard.
and by the way reports come from that
county that be has smooth sailing be-
fore the sturdy democracy Of his excel
lent county.
The Jacksonville, Florida, Metropolis
tells of box party given to a charming
Richmond debutante as follows: Mrs.
Robert L. Harris entertained several
girls at box party this afternoon al the
Duval Theatre complimenting Miss ia
ME Caperton, of Richmond KY. the at
traction being Madame x After the
performance Mrs. Harris and her guests
repaired to her pretty home on E. Mon
roe street, where dainty refreshments
were served. Miss Caperlon has been
much feted during her visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Frank E. Jennings and the party
this afternoon was one Of the most en-
joyable of the many affairs given in her
honor"
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