The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-21
PERSONAL.

taken position Win THIS paper.
Mr.. r. NJ. Jones, of Mt Sterling, is
the guest Of Mr.. w. c. Gormley and
family.
Mrs. W. L. Hockaday an Miss Issie
Million visited Mrs. R. T. Bruce at
Stanford
Mrs. 8. L. Middleton was hostess Of
the French Mission Circle on Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. q. A. Taylor viii leave tomorrow
for Coronado, Fla, to spend the balance
of the Winter.
Mrs. Carrie Davidson. of Lancaster,
spent last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Z. T. Rice, on the Summit.
Miss Pearl Sebastian. of Richmond,
is the guest of Misses Bessie and Eunice
Prather-Lancaster Record.
Miss Eleanor Hagan has returned to
her home in Richmond after visit to
friends in Lexington.-Lexington Her
aid.
Mrs. Hanley Nippert has returned TO
Cincinnati after visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Dykes. on Woodland
Avenue.
Mrs. Mary d. Jones, of Mt. Sterling,
has come to make her home with her
daughter. Mrs. John w. Arnold, on
High street.
Mrs. r B. Terrill has returned from
visit to Paris friends. Miss Elizabeth
Best, of that city, returned with her
and is her guest.
The teachers Of Caldwell High School
will be entertained this evening by Miss
Catherine White. at her pretty home on
corner Oak and High.
Danville friends Of Hon L. B. Her
rington, OF Richmond, will be sorry TO
learn that his little son was severely Bit
ten by vicious dog .-Adyocate.
Elder Ashford Reeves, pastor of the
Christian church at Ashland, with his
wife is visiting the family Of his father,
Mr.. James P. Reeves, on Fifth street.
George Gordon. advance man for the
Servant in the House." was here last
; week making arrangements for the ap-
pearance of that company Thursday
night;
, Saturdays Louisville Times contain
I ed beautiful picture of Miss Mamie
I Miller Woods. daughter of Ex-Mayol
. Clarence E. Woods, formerly of this CT
, ty but now of Eustis. Fla. Miss Woods
is in school IN Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Scott and Mrs
! Jones, of Richmond. have come to Lex
s ington to live for the present. Later
, they expect to go to Florida. Miss Ha
riett Parrish. of Rich nond, has return
n ed home after visit TO Miss Gourley.-
Lexington Herald.
Mr. E. Y. Elder left this morning fol
: Lake Village, Ark where he will spend
2 couple Of weeks. He used to live a
. that place and his visit there is for tbs
. dual purpose Of enjoying a much-need
4 ed rest and renewing old acquaintan'
: ces. Just before going he ordered th'
e Climax sent-him during his absence.
e Mr.. John W. Dunn. who has been
! night clerk at Hotel Glyndon for some
time, left Sunday for Monroe, La,
where he will take the position Of head
clerk in Hotel Monroe. a very high
class hostelry. Mr.. Dunn's many friends
here gave him up with much reluc
tance but wish him well in his new
home.
Lee Congleton and James Church lef
today for Louisiana in company with
J. 7. Ferriell, who takes these gentle
men 10 look at several large boundaries
Of fine hardwood timber. Mr. Ferriel
has within the last year sold to Madison
county parties over one hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of properly in Louis
lana.
Miss Haverlo. teacher Of Domesti
Science in Eastern Normal, with be
class. paid Earrings FIGURING Mill Wis
it Monday afternoon and spent som
time going through that modernl
equipped establishment ..Mr. Allen Ear
ing got an milling Of their coming an
had prepared toothsome lunch whicl
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Miss Jennye -Dobrowsky left yerter
day for visit 70 friends IN Lexington
Miss While there she will attend th
Dobrowsky -schwartz nuptiais. whic'
will be beautiful event Of Februar,
Before returning home Miss Dobrowsb
n viii visit her brother, Mr.. David Dc
, browsky. in Bedford, Ind, and friend
q and relatives in Cincinnati.
Dr. 7. J. Taylor and MIR. Quinn Tay
= Tor win 60 70 LouisvilleFri to kepreI
|e ent al the wedding OF Miss Elizabet
Taylor to Mr.. Petit Cox, which will b
sslemnized on Saturday at the home {
|c Mr.. and Mrs. John Headley IN Garvi
Place. After The ceremony Mr.. an
Mrs. Cox viii leave for southern iri
and on their return viii reside in Ow, a
\ boro. Many prs-aupiial affairs are b
E ing given tAIs week in honor Of n
y BRIDE one Of then being lovely bridg
parry Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. IA
ian P. TahNInk|s hostess.