The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-26
Wagers at Waco.

Saufley Hughes, of the firm of Hud
son & Hughes, Lancaster, KY, was in
Richmond yesterday on business.
q. T. Rice attended court at Laneas-
ter Monday, selling five mules to diff
ferent parties for the southern trade.
Miss Lillian Pierce, of Louisville, has
returned home after visit of several
weeks TO her cousin, Miss Iva Coy.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dickson, OF Paris, and Mrs.
Joe S. Head, of Ashland, are with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Blanton on West Main.
Mrs. ID l.. Fry, of Hickory, N. c., left
for home Wednesday after spending the
summer with Mrs. Judy, at Paint Lick.
Mrs. Henry White, of Atlanta. Ga.
arrived Thursday for an extended visit
to her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Thos. Hart.
Mrs. Julian Van Winkler returned
to her home in Louisville today after a
visit with her mother Mrs. James Smith.
Misses Julia White and Emma Wyatt
were in Lexington Wednesday TO attend
the opening play at the Ben Ali THAT
er.
The young people at Waco gave the
Misses Cobbs surprise party Saturday
evening which was greatly enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. H. G. Kiser, of Paris spent SUM-
day with Mrs. Ed Carson. Mrs Kiser
and little Ida stayed over Monday 10
visit other relatives.
Mrs. A. r. Burnam entertained al
luncheon Thursday in honor OF Mrs.
Frank E. Jennings, the guest of heI
mother, Mrs. Thomas Phelps.
Mr.. Woodson Baldwin, of Shelbyville,
is here visiting relatives, and will go &c
Knoxville, Tenn, to take Post Gradu.
ate course in Tennessee University.
Elder E. B. Barnes, of the Christian
church, was elected Vice Press, for the
succeeding year of the State Convention
of Christian churches which met al
Bowling Green this week.
Judge and Mrs. W. r. Shackelford
Mrs. James Burnam, and Mis- Elizabeth
Shackelford motored from Richmond
yesterday TO attend the play at the Ber
Ali Theater.-Lex. Herald.
Mrs. Alice Edwards and family lef
last week for Bloomington, ILL.,, wher,
they intend to make their home. Mrs
Edwards formerly lived at College Hill
and will will be greatly missed.
Miss Halle Coy, of Kirksville, il
spending few days with Miss Lillian
Cochran, in Lancaster. She will al
visit her aunt, Mrs. Richard Burton, a
Bryantsville, before returning home.
The people of the neighborhood great
ly regret the removal of Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Beck from their neighborhood
Mr. Beck goes to New Castle to tax,
charge of the Methodist church there
Mr.. and Mrs. Snead, of Missl' sipp
and Mrs. l.. B. Weisenburg motored t
Georgetown Thursday to attend tn
wedding of Mr.. William Snead of Atho
and Miss Sallie Griffith of Georgetown
Miss Mary Whitaker, has for man
years held responsible position wit
Bradstreet & Co., of Binghamton, N. Y
is spending portion of her vacatio
with her cousin, Mrs. Flora Mulfnge
at residence of Hon. w. B. Smith o
the Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mellon, of Colleg
Hill, are in Cincinnati this week buyinI
goods. They expect to meet Miss Nan
ale Norris there en- route home iron
Bloomington, H., where she has spen
the past two months with Mrs. ], R
Raydon and family.
Mr.. aad Mrs. J. B. Willis, of Graz
Orchard, motored over to spend Wed
nesday with Mrs. Willis mother, Mrs
Sarah DeJarnett. 1t was Mrs. DeJar
netts eighty seventh birthday and he
many friends and Relatives remember
ed her with postal shower offerin
every good wish.
Mrs. ] G. Bosley was hostess of al
Alhambra party Wednesday evening
the guest of honor being, Mrs. Winr, Q
Winchester. After the show lovely re
freshments were served at Perry S. Il
the party were Mrs. Bosley, Mrs. Winr
Mrs. B. j. Clay, Mrs. ID. B. Shackelford
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