The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-10
PERSONAL.

Hon. ]. A. Sullivan is back from a
protracted stay in the Southwest.
Mrs. G. B. Turley now occupies one Of
the pretty homes on Woodland avenue.
Mrs. E. T. Burnam has had as her
her guest Miss Willie Kennedy, Of Cow
ington.
Miss Martha Burke, of Colinville, ILL.,,
is the attractive guest Of Miss Jane ID
Stockton.
Miss Polly Duane Trsylor is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ivan Fish, at Crab
Orchard.
Mrs. James Ellison, of the Red House
section Of the county, is very i'll of
pneumonia.
Mr. Edgar P. Land, of Valley View,
was the guest of his brother, Mr..
Eugene Land.
Miss Anna Kinnsird, of Danville, at
tended the burial of Mrs. W. R. Letcher
here Wednesday.
Mr.. G. w Pickles, of Urbana, ILL.,,
spent several days with his brother,
Editor 7. H. Pickles.
Mr.. T. H. Jones, of Valley View, call
ed at this office this morning and order
ed the Climax sent TO him.
Mrs. |. G. Ballard and little daughter,
Miss Francis Morton Ballard. left Friday
to visit in Louisville and Winchester.
Miss Edwards, one of the efficient
nurses at the Pattie A. Clay Infirmary,
has resigned and will do private nursing.
Miss Elath Buchanan, who spent the
holidays with her mother here, has re-
turned to Wards Seminary. Nashville.
Mr.. George w. Evans and wife, who
have been visiting his father, DR.. &. w.
Evans, have returned TO their home at
Tucumcari. n. NJ.
Mr.. Nat Brown left today to join his
father, Mr.. NJ. G. Brown, at DeLand.
Fla. Mrs. Brown will 60 down next
week.
Mrs. Elmer Tate will give a linen
shower Saturday for Miss Harriet Par
IRISH, who on February 4th, will wed Mr..
S. ]. McGaughey.
Mr.. Burton Roberts, who has been
sick at the Pattie A. Clay Infirmary with
pneumonia, is out again. Engineer Will
Howe, who has also been in this lnfirm-
airy troubled with blood poisoning, is
able to be at work.
DIR. H. C. Pope and Mr.. Guile R.
Henry, of Kirksville, were substantial
callers at the Climax Office this morn
ing. They told US that Mr.. James r.
Henry. Of their city, will soon remove to
Crytal City, Texas.
The Caldwell High School teachers
held their last meeting with Miss Mabel
Kunkel at her home on Walnut street.
Several hours we're spent very delight
fully and during the evening q tooth
some lunch was served.
Mr.. P. W. Powell and wife. Mrs. An
derson Chenault, Mrs. Rowe Lackey,
Mrs. Lee Maupin. Misses Elizabeth
Searcy and Mary Earle Oldham have
gone to Coronado Beach. Fla, TO spend
the balance of the winter.
Mr. ]. c. Altman, son of Chief of
Police J. H. Altman, of this city, has
taken position in the drug store of ].
S. Wells at Danville. Mr.. Altman, who
is an exceedingly fine young man and
an expert pharmacist, has been at work
in DeLand, Fla, for some time. We
congratulate Mr.. Wells on the acquisi-
ton of so fine young man.
Miss Jane Faulkner Goodloe, only
daughter of Judge John ID. Goodloe, OF
Madison county, was the guest Sunday
of her cousin, Mrs. Henry H. Hall. Miss
Goodloe graduated at Wellesley two years
ago, where she received the Junior
scholarship. She is now the German
linguist in the Latin School at Balti-
more and left Sunday evening to resume
her duties. Democrat.
Miss Sarah Gibson Chenault enter
tanned few friends delightfully."- with
an afternoon tea at the Phoenix Hotel
in honor Of Miss Ellie Wood Page, the
guest of Mrs. Charles Brent, Jr., and
Miss Virginia Moore, one Of the seasons
charming debutants. The hours were
informal and much enjoyed. The de-
corations Of the table were lovely and a
delicious lunch was served.-Lexington
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