The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fl. C. Jasper was in Cincinnati
this week.
Joseph c. Cain, operator at Paris, Wis
tied his parents here.
Mrs Eta Trevitt, of Clark county, is
visiting relatives in Madison.
Mrs Jesse Oldham has gone to Clark
county TO visit friends and relatives.
Miss Otie Mason has returned TO Lo-
retto Academy after spending a few
days at home.
Mrs. John Biggerstaff and daughter,
Miss Marietta Biggerstaff. of Winches-
ter, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. n. B. Deathsrsge gave a luncheon
in compliment to Mr.. Deatherage's
niece, Miss Amos Order, Of Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neale leave
Thursday to spend a couple of weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoll in New
York City.
Miss Sallie White, of Silver Creek.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Payne, on Tates Creek. Her little
daughter, Mary Drew, is quite i'll.
Mr.. W. R. Gott has taken a position
as travelling salesman for the Chatta-
noosa Medicine c.. and will make"
the Northern portion of the State.
Mrs Elizabeth Grove is i'll at the
home OF her dsc hte-, Ms. c. G. Crooks
in Ia vile. Her condition is rega 'ded
as serious AID grave fears are entertain
ed of her recovery.
In remitting for her copy of the Gil
max from Biloxi, Miss, Miss Fannie
Watts, formerly of this city. says: 81
enjoy the Climax very greatly and will
always want my old home paper"
Manager W. P. Baxter. of the Grand
Opera House House, will go TO Coving
ton in the morning to attend the direc
tors meeting of Kentucky Branch No. 2
OF the Motion Picture Exhibitors League
of America. After the business meet.
ing several hours will be given to TAX
ing in the town"
Miss Lucy Walker, OF Richmond, has
been the recent guest of her cousin, Mi ISIS
Alice Rigney Mr.. A. F. Sanders was
in Richmond for short stay. Miss Eu-
nice Prather is in Richmond visiting
relatives. Miss Jennie Rankin returned
to her school at Richmond. -Lancaster
Record.
Miss Katherine Park, daughter Of the
late Judge w. w. Park, Of mis- county;
NJ, MiiwRrd Blown ard daughter. Miss
Kate. OF IN : cty and MS Lee Maupiu,
o. Waco. W ! leave tomorrow for Flor
da NJ IS Pax viii spenl the " lter a,
Lake and, while the others WI go TO
DeLand. whe Mr.. Milward Brown is
in business.
Col. W. P. Walton, of Lexington, the
veteran newspaper man, was in Rich
mond for a few hours Monday. Col.
Walton is secretary Of the Citizens
League national currency reform
movement-the object of which is to
seek the aid of Congress in passing a
law prohibiting Wall Street and the
money powers generally from boarding
up money and causing the panics which
come upon US every decade or so.
Mr.. Clarence E. Woods, editor OF the
Lake Eustis, Fla, Lake Region, has
been in his old home city of Richmond
for several days past. He was royalty
received by his legion of friends who
we're delighted TO have him among
them even if for little while Mr.. w.
is still known as Mayor" Woods here,
having served Richmond most faithful
ly and efficiently as its mayor some
three or four years ago. He is now a
resident of the Land Of Sunshine and
Flowers" as Florida is frequently call
ed, and is highly pleased with that
great State. He thinks Florida the fu-
ture great and believes as many do that
it is only question a few years until
every acre Of ground there will be put
to good use by the great population that
will gather from all parts of the coun-
try Editor Woods is in splendid health
and is a good advertisement of his
adopted State.