The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-11
PERSONAL.


Miss Frances Wagers is visiting Miss
Grace West, at Nicholasville.
Mr.. Tom Baldwin is spending a few
days with Louisville friends.
Mr.. Davis, of Clay county, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Jas. CrUtcher.
Miss Ariana Muncey, of Lexington,
is visiting Miss Kathleen Bales.
Mrs. Harry Blanton is with her moth
er Mrs. Will Watts in Lexington.
Miss Fannie Harris will chaperon a
gay party to Mallory Springs Saturday
Mr.. l.. r. Blanton is at Crab Orchard
Springs for the rest of the season.
Mr.. J. A. Todd has moved into his
new home on Smith Ballard street.
Miss Russell White is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs Davis, at Campbellsville.
Mrs. George Barker, who lives On Big
Hill avenue, is very ill of typhoid fever
Miss Eta Farrell and brother, Of
Somerset, are visiting relatives in thi:
city.
Miss Elath Buchanan is a member oil
Miss Frances Heads house party at La
Grange.
Mr.. j. T. Ferriell and bride have
taken rooms at Mr.. Joe Collins oil
West Main.
Misses Mary Boggs and Hester Penn
are visiting Mrs. Walker Mckinney il
Georgetown.
Miss Mary Sullivan has taken rooms
on Main street with Mrs. J. ID. Ar
buckle
Francis, the little daughter of Mrs
Everett Huguely, is quite sick will
typhoid fever.
Mrs. H. L. Perry, Dorothy and Hart
spent yesterday with the camping part!
at Clay's Ferry.
Mr.. White, Of Cincinnati, is the CUES
this week of Roy Million, on Smith
Ballard street.
Mrs w. F. Vaughn, of Lexington, il
visiting Rev. and Mrs, w. S. Taylor, oil
Smith Ballard street.
Mrs. J. 7. Pride, of Chattanooga. ha
arrived to visit Mrs. L. b. Weisenburg,
at Westover Terrace.
Mrs Chester Amix, of Paris, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. A
Wilson, at Red House.
Mr.. Geo. Marischen and family leav,
tomorrow for Owsley county wher
they will visit relatives
Mr.. r. o. Lackey and wife are spend
ing the day in Lexington, having mo
tored over this morning.
Billy Myers is visiting his grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Bybee, il
Richmond.-Louisville Times.
Mrs. Lula Gill and daughter, from
Sherman, Texas, are the guests of Mrs
Clyde Rayburn on the Summit.
Numerous friends are delighted t.
hear that Merritt Powell is rapidly re
covering from his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Owen Mckee and Misses Mary
Joseph and Louise Mckee went Il
Louisville Thursday to visit relatives.
Miss Sallie Bailey, from Hastings
Florida, will arrive today to be thu
guest of Mrs. Geo. II. Myers on tn,
Summit.
Claiborne c. Walton left yesterday
for Atlanta, Ga, to spend several week.
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Walton.
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen returned on
Monday from two weeks visit in New
Yore City. While there she was extern
sively entertained.
Elmer katherine Douglas, the brighr
and attractive little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c: E. Douglas, is confined tc
her room with measles.
Mr.. F. Dutton, superintendent of thu
Metropolitan Insurance Co., with head
| quarters at Paris, was in the city with
Mr.. F. NJ. Silver, this week.
| Prof. Ivan E. McDougle is back from
Columbia, where he spent several days
very pleasantly with friends made
while he was teaching there.
Mrs. J. NJ. Terrill has returned TO hel
home in Richmond after visit to hel
sister, Mrs. G. w. Baldwin, on the
Shakertown road.-Advocate.
Mr.. James Wagers, the popular Depu
ty Circuit Clerk, is in Baltimore THU
week, being sent as delegate from hi.
lodge to the Elks' Annual Convention.
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen is a mem
Der of Miss Elizabeth Lyne's house par
ty at Nicholasville. She leaves Tues
day for two weeks visit TO Virginia.
Mrs. l., r. Blanton writes from Grail
Orchard that she is greatly enjoying
her vacation. That Pa and Ma Will.
are leaving nothing undone for the
entertainment OF their guests.
Mesdames G. w. Frazer, of Wise,
mantown, and <. G. Grinstead, of Car
rollton, have returned home, after Wis.
it TO Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Wilson, of the
Moberley section.
Mr.. David Dobrowsky, of Bedford,
Ind, is here for few weeks visit &c
his parents. His brother, Mr.. BENZ.
Dobrowsky has charge of his store dur
ing his absence.
Msssrs R. W. and NJ. L. Wilson, Of