The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-02-17


Mrs. Owen Mckee and son, R. J. Mckee
are at Martinsville
Editor A. D. Miller left Tuesday for a
two weeks stay in Florida.
Miss Martha Burke is now with Misses
Mary Katherine and Julia White for
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Shelby Hamilton remains quite
sick at her home in Burnamwood.
Mr.. S. G. Banks left for Adair county,
to visit his parents, before returning to
his home in Dallas, Tex
Miss Margaret Arnold visited her parents
at Lancaster the. latter part of the week.
Miss Emma Doty is the guest of her
sisters, Mesdames E. B. Smith and b.
gard.
Mr.. Byers, State Superintendent of the
K. of P. Insurance Department visited the
Normal City Lodge, Thursday evening.
Miss Talbot of Carlisle has been the
guest of Mrs. Wilson Tate.
Hon. ]. A. Sullivan left this morning for
St Petersburg, Fla, to remain several
weeks.
Mrs. D. B. Knox, of Georgetown, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Phelps, on the Summit
Mrs. Buster, of Harrodsburg, is the guest
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Miss Margaret Parrish was one of the
handsomely gowned women at the German
in Winchester, Friday evening.
Mrs. J. M. Poyntz spent from Monday
till Wednesday in Mt. Sterling.
Miss Effie Land is the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Turley.
Mr.. Barnett Chenault attended the Ger
man in Winchester Friday night.
Mrs. D. NJ Chenault spent the weekend
in Winchester and Mt Sterling.
Miss Margaret Covington spent the lat
ter part of the week in Winchester and at
tended the dance there Friday evening.
Miss Tommie Cole Covington has been
the guest of Miss Sara Spenser in Lexine
ton.
| Miss Kathleen Sullivan is expected thi:
week to make short visit to relatives ir
the city.
MIR. Jas. c. Wilson has returned to hi.
home in Louisville.
Mr.. G. w. Pickles of Urbana, ILL.,, made
a flying visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Pickles the past week.
Miss Helen Bennett has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Smith in Frank
fort
Mr. T. H. Pickles acted as toastmaste
at the banquet given on Friday evening b
the Sigma NJ Fraternity, in Lexington
Mr. Pickles is eminently fitted to presid
on such occasions, and no better choic
could have been made
Father O'Bryan, of this city, wen
to Lancaster last Tuesday and conducts
service at the home of Mr.. N. Miller d
that place for the benefit OF the Catholic
of that county.
Attorney M. D. Forman, of Lexington
was in the city last Thursday on lega
business
Mr.. Lucien Patton, of Lexington, was
visitor in our city recently.
Mrs. Ben Simmons of Danville. wa
called to her home yesterday by the ser
Gus illness of her son. He was in Law
renceburg Ind, and Mrs. Simmons ha
been here on a visit to her sister, Mr..
Dave Simmons.
Capt. John R. Pates, of Richmond. fo
years passenger conductor on the L. & A
and who is known by every man. woma
and child on the line between Beattyvill
and Frankfort, was in the city few hour
yesterday. Capt. Pates is now superintenc
ent on that line, with headquarters d
Richmond. He is one of the best allroun
men in Kentucky and is as efficient in hi
new capacity as he was in pulling the be
cora.-I.exingto Leader
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Judy and son hav
returned to Millersburs, after a visit
several weeks in this city.
Mrs. c. M. Clay, of Bourbon county, an
her sister, Mrs. Samuel Stone, of Loui
vile. sailed from New York on Thursda
on the steamer Grosser Kurfeurst for th
West indies and the Panama Canal.
R. c. Adams, who formerly lived at P;
nola, but who now lives at Lone VOL
Okla, paid us very pleasant call Tuesda,
Heis enjoying splendid health and he an
his family are delighted with their ne,
home.
R.l. NJ Gil