The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-08
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Bette Templeman is very sick
at her rooms on Third street.
Mr.. ID. Flora left Monday for ten
days stay at French Lick Springs.
H. Clay Harp, prominent horseman
from Bourbon county, was here court
day
Henry. Margaret and Sara Chenault
are at Waco with their aunt, Mrs.
Boggs.
John T. Denton, T. J. Smith and son,
Joe, were here from Fayette for court
day.
DIR. and Mrs. Carl Grant. of Win
chester are here this week with rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Wagers returned yester-
day from a delightful stay of two weeks
at Irvine
Mrs. Harry Renick and daughter, of
Lexington, are visiting Mrs. b. F.
Boggs. at Waco.
Il. NJ Hunter, of Nicholasville. was
here court day mingling with his nu-
merous friends
Mrs. II. H. Haines has returned to
her home at Detroit after spending a
couple of months with her parents at
Maple Lawn.
T. j. Smith, of Frankfort. was here
to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
c. f. Moberley.
Miss Sue Park, who has been in
Oregon for some time, has returned TO
her home in this county.
Miss Stella Ballard, of French Lick
Springs, Ind. is the guest of Misses Leila
and Dovie White.
Miss Blanche Hamilton is spending
this week with Miss Henrietta Luxe
on the Tate's Creek pike.
Misses Tommie Cole Covington and
Elizabeth Turley are at Brassfield
spending week with Miss Fannie
Harris
Mr.. Ben F. Hurst and family and
Miss Dovie White leave about the 18th
for an extended trip through the noun
tains of Kentucky.
Mrs James W. Caperton entertained
on Wednesday at five o'clock tea to
meet Mrs. Frank L. Jennings, of Jack
sonvllle, Florida.
Mrs. J. w. Harris has moved into
the residence on Water street made
Mr. Il. q. Engie.
Mrs. NJ. c. Kellogg and children left
Monday for Fish Creek, Wisconsin,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Judge Frank Smith and A. B. Knight.
of the Jessamine Realty Co, are here
advertising the big sale of lots in Bur
namwood which Will take place tomor-
row afternoon.
E. C. Wines, Jr., Ambrose Wagers
and Joe Griggs, all young pharmacists,
| went to Dawson Springs yesterday morn
ing to appear before the State Board of
Examiners.
Miss Elizabeth Searcy entertained at
an elegant six o'clock dinner on Satur-
day, in honor of Miss Hester Couington
and guest, Miss Blanche Hamilton, of
Nicholasville.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton will go to
Nicholasville tomorrow afternoon to at
tend the dance. She will be the guest
o. Miss Jessie Crutcher, and will re-
main several days.
Miss Geneva McCatry is back from a
very delightful visit to Misses Margaret
Sculley and Veionica McKenna in Lex
lngton. Miss Sculley returned with
her and is her guest.
Mr.. r. L. Gentry was taken very i'll
in this office yesterday and was removed
to Pattie A. Clay lnfirmary He was
considerably better this morning and
hopes TO be able to go TO his home in
the country tomorrow.
Mrs K. F. Spears, of Lexington, who
has been spending some weeks with
her daughters here, left yesterday for a
visit TO Mrs. J. e. Baucom and Mrs.
Jack Hutsell, of Winchester
Miss Kathryn Devore, of East Main
street, entertained on Thursday last
with dinner dance in honor of her
guests, Misses Nell Powers and Laurie
Macmillan, of Norwood, Ohio.
Miss Amy Parrish left on Monday
with a motoring party for Frankfort,
| Lexington and Louisville returning she
will be joined at Campbellsville by Mrs
5. ID. Parrish, where they will visit
Mrs. Hawk Davis.
| Mrs. Jacob Herndon entertained the
| Boonesboro Chapter ID. A. Il. on July
| fifth at her residence near Berea. A
program, of patriotic songs and selec-
tions was given, and the occasion was a
very enjoyable one.
| Mesdames T. A. Rice and c. f. Tate
and William and Frances Tate, of STAN
| ford, passed through yesterday for Lake
Cnautauqua to remain several weeks.
| listening TO the many good things the
entertainers will hand out TO the thous-
ands gathered there.
Mr.. w. p Kincaid, of Stanford, was
hnr 1nxr h -
| big knights of Pythias fair that will be
pulled off at Lincoln's capital August
20, FL, g. He told the Climax that
prospects for the best exhibition ever
given in Lincoln county were most
lettering
Miss jamie Caperton gave fourth
of July party for her young consin,
Albert Lacy Russell. of Jacksonville,
Florida Members of the Boonesboro
Chapter. ID. A. K. chaperoned the
young people and the large red, white
and blue balloons which floated over
the city in the twilight hours made an
inspiring scene.
| Mr.. L. j. Dozier, OF Bogota, Texas.
who lived in this county some thirty
five years ago, is back visiting his aged
mother. Mrs. Mary Dozier and sister,
Mrs. Hiram Azbill Mr. Dozier has
made good in the Lone Star State, and
is much welded 10 the Southwest, but
he still ''has a feeln''' for Kentucky
and always looks forward to his trips
| here.
Mrs. t. w. Davis, who has been Wis.,
iting Mrs. S. d. Parrish for the pasr
two weeks, left Monday in her new
Rambler, for her home in Campbells-
vile, accompanied by Mrs S. d. Parrish
and Miss Amy Parrish They will
make stops in Lexington, Frankfort
and other places.
Mrs. w. s. Broaddus entertained at
0 O'Clock dinner July 4th in honor of