The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-05-06
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days with friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Margaret Covington is spending
the week in Lexington.
Miss Annie Mae Walker is visiting
her uncle in the country.
Mr.. Bill Willard went TO Cincinnati
Sunday for the ball game.
Mr.. Dave Martin, Of Conway, was a
court day visitor here.
Mr.. Tom Isle. of Nicholasville, was
J visitor here last week.
Mr. George Vimont, of Lexington, is
the guest of Mr. b. Is. Million.
Mr.. L. Il. Harrington is the owner of
| beautiful new five passenger car.
Mr.. A. G. Huffman. of this office,
spent Sunday with Frankfort friends.
Mr.. f. V. Elder was in Cincinnati last
week buying goods for his big store.
f. r. Tate, Of Richmond. was in
Somerset Sunday.-SomerSet Journal
Mr.. Dave McCord and family, of Fay
ette county, motored over for court day.
Mrs. Harvey Chenault was in Louis
vile last week, the guest OF Mrs. Ed
Hume.
Mrs. f. C. Wines is at Mt Jackson
Sanitarium, indianapolis, for couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. r. T. Bruce, of Stanford. spent
several days with her mother, Mrs 6.
B. Turley.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller has returned
from visit to Mrs. Burlingame of Louis
vile.
Mrs. Hamilton. Of Somerset. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. J. q. Stoutfer on
High street.
Mr.. L T. Rice spent the week end in
Lancaster looking after his farm in
Garrard.
Messrs. Chas. Terrill and Delbert Az
bill have been attending the races in
Lexington.
Messrs. NJ. c. kellogg, John White
and Dave Freeman motored over TO the
races last week.
Senator r. L. Hubble, of Lincoln
county. was here last week attending
Federal court.
Mr. w. II. Underwood. prominent
farmer of Lincoln county, was here at
court yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s Leach. of Lexing
ton. spent Sunday and Monday with
friends here
DIR. w. G. White was called TO Chicago
this morning by the serious illness Oi
his brother.
Mrs. Thomas jefferson Smith, o.
/, Frankfort, was the guest OF relatives
, and friends here.
, ~ b. Brooks, of Homer, Illinois, for
merIy a resident of this county, was a
! visitor here court day.
Hon. and Mrs. w. II. Shanks spen
several days with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Baldwin.
The young ladies bridge club me
with Mrs. A. r. Denny on Saturday ar
ternOon TO organize for next fall.
Mr. and Mrs J. s. Boggs are visiting
in Cincinnati. Mrs. Boggs was called
there by the illness of her father.
Joe Croucher, who was in Hamilton
O.. during the food, has returned and
is at A. w. Stewards, near Silver Creek
Charles Wills and wife, of the MOber
ly section. have fine daughter in theil
home. She has been named Annie Lu
cile Wills.
Miss Mary Morrison Matheny. of Stan
ford, stopped over with Miss Lucy Lee
Walton Sunday, on her way to Licking
I ton.
Mrs. J. T. Pride. of Chattanooga wal
the charming guest of Mrs l.. b. Weisen
berg at her home, Westover Terrace
last week.
Mr. John Mason. who has been il
Chicago in business the past winter, wa
( called home by the illness of his sistel
and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Flora, OF Cincin
natl, drove over last week in their big
, machine and spent several days witt
friends and relatives here.
Miss Mable Mason is at the Pattie A
Clay Infirmary with typhoid fever. Mis-.
Mason is the fifth member of her family
who is suffering with typhoid.
Mr. Trim Deatherage and son. McCorC
Deatherage, are back from Mt. Jackson
Sanitarium, indianapolis. Both are feel
ing very much better by their sojourI
there.
Mr.. Clyde Rayburn took a crowd Of
youngsters TO lake fishing Saturday and
although they didn't come back with q
long string Of fish they all reported q
genuine good time.
Mr.. w. X. Shugars. prominent Stan.
ford druggist, was in the city Saturday
morning. the guests of his sisters. the
Misses Shugars, who reside on Third
street.
Judge Owen Witt, Ex-County Judge
o. X. holland, stephen Daniel. Clarence
Grinstead. county clerk. Alfred Land
and others. of Eslill county, attended
court here Monday.
Messrs A. Gum, Sr.. A. Gum, Jr.,
and William Gum and Mrs. j. Y. Glib
son, all of Fayette county. motored over
Sunday and spent the day with Mr.. Price
Gum and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Breck spent Sur
day in Stanford with Judge and Mrs. w.
A. Tribble. The latter has been i'll for
some time and was on Sunday afternoon
taken TO Louisville to an infirmary.
DIR. II. L. Quisenberry, who accepted
the call TO the first Baptist church here
held the regular services Sunday. DIR.
lQuisenberry will move his family and
locate permanently by the first Of June.
Ii VIII be good news to the many
friends Of Eugene. son Of Conductor Joe