The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-02-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Trim Deaiherage is threatened
with appendicitis.
Mr. John F. Wagers is confined 10 his
home by illness.
Mr.. Joseph Oldham is detained at his
home by illness.
Judg J. NJ. Benton, of Winchester,
was in this city today.
]. c. Kirby, of Lynn, is visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs James Parke. are visit
ing in Winchester and Lexington.
Mr. John r Gibson will join crowd
at Lexington Saturday and go to Wash
ington to attend the Inauguration.
Mrs. J. T. Grinnan, of Paris, attended
the burial of her uncle, Mr.. G T. Sam
uels, Thursday.
County Clerk Terrill has not issued a
marriage license since Feb. 18th There
is EVIDENTLY something wrong.
Mr. Jordan, of Cumberland Gap. Ten
nessee, has taken a position in the bust
nessee Office Of the Eastern Normal.
DIR. James Harris, who has been visit
ing his brother, Dr. Giles Harris, al
Speedwell, has returned to his home at
Mt Vernon, Mo.
Misses Eunice Catherine Shouse and
Daisy Moore Porter, OF Lexington, will
be with Miss Eleanor Hagan forl the
dance tonight.
Miss Callie Miller Shackelford enter
tanned the Bridge Club very delightfully."-
at her home on Lancaster avenue, on
Thursday afternoon.
William Collins, who is attending
school at State College. will be over
with crowd of his student friends for
the dance tonight.
Mrs A, S Robertson gave a very en-
joyable bridge party Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Polly Traylor, of Rich
mond -Danville Messenger.
Messrs Thomas Wilds and Blackburn
Knight, of Nicholasville, are here work
ing up building and loan association,
and are succeeding nicely.
Mesdames K. E. Turley, T. 7. Coving-
ton. Joe Chenault and Ben Boggs at.
tended the burial OF their relative, Mrs
John spears, at Nicholasvile.
Judge H @ Rice will leave Tuesday
or Wednesday for Indianapolis to spend
some time at Mt. jackson Sanitarium,
the place where rheumatism meets its
Waterloo.
Mr.. Houston Stone went to Lexington
Thursday to consult Dr. STICKY about
his eyes, which have given him much
trouble of late. His father, Mr.. JEFF
Stone, accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durham, on Main street,
have with them this week Miss Maggie
Robbins. OF Fayette county. sister OF
Master Nathan Robbins. Miss Robbins
will be in the city week or ten days.
Miss Marie Louise Kellogg very
charmingly entertainedSherwood Club al
her home on the Summit few days
ago. A comprehensive and interesting
program was rendered and toothsome
lunch enjoyed.
Mrs. ]. T. Dykes has returned from
Richmond, where she has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Phil Parrish ha:
returned from Richmond, where she
has been visiting Mrs. J. r. Parrish
Mr.. p NJ. Pope, of Richmond, was il
town Monday Winchester Democrat
Mr.. r. J White, OF Nerom, Ind, il
here visiting friends and relatives. BE
left this section some 80 years ago and
this is his first visit Mr., White own
one Of the best farms in the Hoosie
State and is the boss corn raiser Of hiI
section. On 100 acres he last year av
eraged twenty-five barrels Of corn.
Grand. Patriarch B. Juett, c. ID. Shep
paro. E. W. Warford. J. T. Stone. A
Reed Juett. & e. Adams. W. J. Stew
art and Louis Powell went TO Lexington
few days since and instituted Camp
of Odd Fellows 60 ia number. These
gentlemen are well up in team work
and their efforts in the blue grass CAPT
cal are highly spoken Of.
| Mrs J R. Pates gave an elegant din
| ner few evenings since in honor eff Mr.
| Robert Coils. Of Lexington, who ha
come 10 make Richmond his home
| Those present besides the guest Of hon
or were: Misses Julia White, Jane ID
| Stockton. Martha Burke. Katherine
White, CaIlie Miller Shackelford. Mar.