The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-03-04

Mrs. Mary Arbuckle has returns from
a months visit to Mrs. Robt. Burke, at
junction City.
Messrs Joe Oldham, D. III Harder and
Geo. Simmons attended the hardware
meeting at Lexington.
Mr. Harvey Chenault has returned
from visit TO his brother, Mr.. John B.
ChenauIt, at Maysyile
Mr.. Fillmore Richards, formerly of
this county, was over from Jessamine
county Monday, TO attend court
Miss Belle Bennett is attending the Sd
annual meeting ofthe Women's Mission
airy Society of the Kentucky Conference
Of the NJ Z. Church, South, at Win
chester.
Miss Tommie West, who returned to
her home at SpeedwelI for the Christmas
holidays. was stricken with typhoid fever
shortly after her arrival and has been
seriously i'll since. During the past week
her condition has grown much better
and it is only matter of short time
until she will be able TO resume her du-
ties in the public school at Pineville.
Messrs. r. b. Terrill. TT. Covington,
w. A. Langforu, Jonah Wagers, j. Wm.
| pAhnrt
burg, SAINT Bush, II. c. White Gayland
White, L. p. Evans. c. F. Chenault. j.
G. Chenault, c. L. Searcy. w. B. Smith,
G. H. Park, Allen Earring and c. F. Hig
gins were in Frankfort, Wednesday, to
see the lawmakers in the interest of the
Normal School.
] Prof. |. II. Boolhe has returned To
Richmond to resume his work in the
| Normal School. He has been away on
leave of absence six months attending
the University of Valparaiso, Indiana.
He graduated from the Educational
Department of the above Institution,
which carries with it the Degree Of
Bachelor of Pedagogy. He says that
| there are now four thousand students
in attendance at the University, repre-
senting every State in the Union and
fifty-six foreign countries.
| A large concourse of relatives and
| friends paid their last tribute of respect
Sunday 10 that excellent citizen, Mr..
| Marcus A. Phelps, whose death occurred
here Monday. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. c! X. Marshall at the
First Christian church, this city, and
his remains were laid TO rest beneath a
bank of flowers in the Richmond Gene
terry. His children from distance ar
rived in time Cor the funeral and bu ial.
They are: Mrs. John Fox and Two chill
dren. of Dawson. Georgia; DIR. r. NJ.
Phelps and wife, of Fowlerton, Texas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Newlan Jones, Phoenix,
Arizona; Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hooker.
of Stanford.
Miss Jeanette Pates was hostess of the
Sherwood Music Club Saturday after
noon and the following program was Civ
en-, with the hostess as leader: Roll call;
Current Events; Duet. waltz in d fiat,
Chopin-Johnnie Azbill and Mrs. Pick
els; Paper, Life of Mendelssohn-Miss
Ellen Miller; Confidence, MendeIssolyn
Evelyn Giunchigliaul; Song, Because
| Love You Dear" Hawley-Miss Jean
cite Pates; Paper, Goethe and Meudels-
sohn-Miss Josephine Cheuault; Album
ette-Miss Elizebeth Burnam; Wedding
March, Mendelssohn-M Marie Lou
Use Kellogg.
The Cotillion Club gave the last of 1
series OF delightful dances at the Ma
sonic Temple. Friday evening. Mr. Nc
Creary Simmons, of this city, and Mis-:
Martha Burke, OF Illinois. were leaders
of the Grand March and several pretty
figures. Other dancers were: Mr. Geo
Goodloe and Miss Callie Shackelford
Mr.. VIM. Wallace and Miss Sara Quisen
berry, Mr.. Wm Smith and Miss JAM
Stockton, Mr.. Overton Harder and Mis-
Marianne Collins, Mr.. Ben Cassiday ant
Miss Julia White, Mr. VIM. Willard anC
, Miss Hester Covinglon, Mr.. Ed. Stock
ton and Miss Katherine White, Mr.. San
, Burnam and Miss Virginia Crenshaw o
, Versailles, Mr. Neale Bennett and Mis-
Tom ME Cole Covington. Mr.. Roter
Burnam and Miss Emma Waits, Mr.
Barnett Chenault and Miss Dick, MI
VIM. Benton, of Winchester, and Mis-
r Mare iret Covinslon,. Mr.. Paul Burnar
r and Miss EIath Buchanan, Mr.. Fiorne
IJouett, Of Winchester, and Mss Doroth