The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-17

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the mountains looking ror big contracts
for his firm.
Mr.. A. d. Miller, of this paper. is at
tending meeting Of the Eighth Dis
trict League of newspaper men in
Lexington today.
Misses Irene and Geneva Price, of
Richmond, who have been visiting Miss |
Hester Anderson, returned home Mon
day.-Interior-J Journal.
Mrs. U. G. Harris, of Vincennes, Ind, |
shows her good feeling for and faith in
the Climax by dropping three big dollars
in this papers Golfer.
Mrs. Houston Stone who was operated
on at the Gibson Infimary for gall stones
some time ago, is doing nicely and will
soon be able TO be out.
Mrs. Cecil Thorpe, of the county, is
very low and fears are entertained for
her recovery On Thursday morning a
little boy arrived at her home.
Mr.. Beall, returning from Govern
ment service in the Philippines stopped
over in this city to see his erstwhile
classmate Mr.. G. T. Bogard.
Mr.. John W. Masters, formerly of this
city and well known throughout the
county, now eff Columbus, Indiana, was
here last week on business trip.
II is the Mystic Wine of Life Co., of
Bristol, Tenn, that Mr.. w. Z. Gott is
travelling for instead of the Chattanooga
Medicine Co., as we stated last issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wilcox, of Paris,
returned home Thursday after visit TO
Rev and Mrs H. l. Clark at Waco and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush Rice of Speedwell.
Mrs. James W Caperton and charm
ing daughter, Miss jamie Caperton,
will leave in a few days to visit Mrs.
Caperton's sister, Mrs. Frank Jennings,
at Jacksonville, Florida.
Mr.. J. W. Romans. prominent bust
ness man Of Lancaster, was caller at
this Office Tuesday. Mr.. Romans fire.
quently has business in Madison's CAPT
tai and knows many of Richmond's
business men.
Miss Nina Ogg, of near Richmond, on
her way to Iowa TO teach, stopped in
Berea Saturday TO Visit Mr.. @, |. Ogg
and famlly----Mis Bette Azbill, of
Richmond, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Laura Jones.-Berea Citizen.
Nm Witt, of Richmond, was here
Tuesday in the interest of the Rich
mond Poultry Show, which commences
Feb. 5. Quite a number of Jessamine
county and Nicholasville fanciers will
have entries in the show--Jessamine
Journal.
Mr.. Cliff Cunningham, an old news
paper man, was a caller at this Office
this morning. He was for a number
of years connected with the Middles-
boro News and later with the Danville
News. he is now travelling for the
Knapp Co., of New York City.
DR.. Crabbe's talk before the Woman's
Club on the subject, New Year Reso-
lutions,'' is said to have been a gem
and he was heartily congratulated for
the many good points he made and the
food for thought he furnished. Mrs.
II. G. Jasper gave the Current Events
in a highly enjoyable manner.
Il like the copy of your paper you
sent me and enclose money order for
one year." writes c. E. Walton, of
West Chester, Iowa. Mr.. Walton has
the same name as the editor of this
paper, but he knows nothing of him,
save that by his acts, he believes him
a man of good judgment.
Col. Urey Woodson, editor of the
Owensboro Messenger, Ex-Secretary of
the National Democratic Committee and
incidentally selling a few Mergenthaler
Linotype machines, was here yesterday
to see the owners of the Climax, who will
put in one of those wonderful machines
in few weeks.
Mrs. n. B. Deatherage was hostess of
an elegant luncheon first of the week in
honor OF Miss Amos Order, Of Kansas
City, who has been spending the past
year in Richmond. 1t was the nature
Of an announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Order TO Mr.. Donald Herbert
Hewitt Of KANSAS City, the wedding to
take place Feb 9th. Covers were laid
for eighteen, the decorations were IN
pink and " bite and an elegant six course
luncheon was served. Those present
besides the host and guest OF honor were
Mesdames Elmer Deatherage, Chas.
Douglas. Neville Moberley, Henry Cosby.
Sallie Cornealson. William Order,
Misses Julia Higgins. Margaretta Smith
Sarah Wagers, Henrietta Thompson,
Emma Oldham, Anna Mae Walker and
Margaret holland.
Mr.. Arch Chenault, who for some
time past has been prescriptionist for
the E. c. Wines drug store. has handed
in his resignation to accept e position
in Orlando, Fla, with big drug con-
Germ which has stores all over that
State. He will leave next week for the |
"Laud Of sunshine and Flowers" and |
will take with him the very best wishes |
Of his legion of friends ia this city and !
county. His successor at Mr.. Wines
has not yet been named. The writer
had the good fortune 70 reside in Or
lando a couple Of years and desires 10
congratulate Mr.. Chenault on his re-
moval to the best little city in the U. S.,
Richmond Of course being excepted. 1t
is town Of seven thousand inhabi-
tants, a splendid business center and
is peopled with Cosmopolitan citizen
ship OF the best in the country. Il is
also the pretliest inland town in all
Florida.
Mrs. Lucy A. Ramsey, widow Of
Jesse A. Ramsey. is deco in Winchester