The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-11

tending Normal School.-Harrodsburg
Leader.
Mesdames Ward, Jas. Crutcher, I. X.
Hamilton, and Nettie Ballard were in
Winchester Tuesday night TO hear DIR.
McKenzie's lecture.
Miss Margaret Calvert has returned
from Richmond, where she has been at
tending the Normal School.-Wlnchester
cor. Lex. Herald.
Mesdames A. X. Burnam, Howard
Neale and c. A. Keith left Thursday
morning Tor Washington City, 10 attend
tie Congress OF the ID. A. r.
Misses Dooley Welch and Ada Est
ridge, of Berea, were in the city this
week
Mrs. Nora Smith and children were IN
Berea. the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. w. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodland, of
| Lexington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeptha Chenault in the county.
Tickets bought for the Alma Beck re-
cital some two weeks ago will be good
for Monday night at Normal Chapel.
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Miss Mary Willy Caldwell was home
| from Richmond during the week, where
she has been attending the Eastern Ken
lucky State Normal.-London Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Leach, of Rich
mond, are spending several months in
Lexington and are with Mrs. Kimbrough
on Second street.-Lexington Leader.
NJ n All.;a,.o N .,,heto1t;al o;tf
zen of Irvine, was caller at this Office
Thursday and hereafter he will peruse
I vice week the columns of the eli
max.
Mrs. Jake Collins. of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Chas McCord Mrs, Jes-
sic Oldham. of Richmond, is the guest
of Misses Kittie and Margaret Hampton.
Winchester Sun.
please change the address of your
valuable paper TO me at 4. 400 Hamilton
avenue, Cincinnati, o." writes Mr.. A.
ID. Flora, who has been at Switzerland,
Fla, the past winter.
Your friends would like to see you al
Normal Chapel Monday night next.
Miss Alma Beck, contralto, and Miss
Betty Gould. accompanist, will be there
and will highly entertain you.
Mr. z. 7. Rice. who has an already
handsome home on the Summit, is max.
ing arrangements to add to il and great
ly improve il. IL will be one of Rich.
mond's pretty places when the contractor
gets through with 1t.
The friends of Miss B ssie Wagers
have received beautiful invitations u
attend her senior recital at Madison
Institute this evening. Miss Wagers is
very talented in expression and will re-
ceive her diploma in May.
Miss Ruth Virgins went to Winchester
Wednesday where she joined party OF
friends TO Lexington TO see Billy Burke.
She will be the guest Of her brother,
Don c. Virgins and other friends in
Winchester, for few days.
DR.. H. G. Pope and bright little son,
Russell, of Shawhan, were in the city
Wednesday. The doctor practiced med
icine for a long time at Kirksville, where
he was given up with much regret about
the first of the year. He likes his new
home very much, but says it gives him
g eat pleasure TO visit his old friends in
Madison.
That was indeed a merited. honor Of
Miss Jeanette Pates. She was chosen
TO write the class song for the graduates
of Madison Female Institute and as the
judges were not Richmond people and
persons who did not know the author.
there could have been no feeling in the
matter, save 10 bestow the honor upon
one to whom il belonged.
Mrs. K G. Virgins has returned home
after a delightful visit of three weeks in
Cincinnati and Covington. She visited
all of the flooded districts in three cities.
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport, and
saw much OF the dissolution caused By
the flood, and the deep sympathy and
kindness extended to the sufferers by
those more fortunate than themselves.
The city Of Covington was without
electric lights and car service for almost
week, Mrs. Virgins informs us.
Don c. Virgins came over from Win
chester Saturday night expecting 10
spend the Sabbath with his mother, but
on Sunday morning DIR. Ishmael inform
ed him by telephone that his store h ad
been robbed. He left on the first train
Sunday. telephone message received
since informs his mother that his loss
did not amount to anything as the would
be thieves had been frightened off by
some friends who discovered the door
ajar.
Mr. John II. Harris returned Thurs
day from Coronado, Fla, where he spent
the winter. He tells us that he did a
good deal of fishing during his absence
and was lucky enough one day to land
sixty pound drum and on another &C.
casion he caught a sea bass weighing Is
pounds. The weather was fine during
the entire winter, he informed us. His
sister, Mrs. Brown, and her son, Mr..
Nat Brown, did not return with him but
will do so IN week CT so.
The arrival Of the trunks belonging To
Mr.. w. A. Todd and family, who have
been spending the winter at Glendale.
Arizona, made many think that the fam
i'y had returned, but such is not the
case. They have broken camp and
will spend some time visiting the in
teresting places Of the great West and
viii not likely arrive at their home here
before May lst We are glad to state
that the entire family has been benefitted
oy the stay in warmer climate.
Miss Margaret Miller. Of Richmond, was
over Wednesday TO visit Misses Jane
and Mary Doty. Clarence Hicks, of
Richmond, was the guest Sunday Of
Miss Minerva Cox. Miss Nellie O. Hearn
left Monday TO enter the Normal School