The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-05-06

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visiting relatives in Lexington.
Miss Alma Rice spent the weekend
with friends in Lancaster.
Mr.. Vernon Leer, of Danville, was the
guest last week of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Igo and children
spent Thursday in Lexington.
Mr.. Frank French has been a recent
guest of his mother in this county.
Mrs H. NJ. Blanton has returned from
stay in Florida with her mother, Mrs
Waits.
Miss Louise Ballard, OF Middlesboro,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. >.
| Broaddus.
Miss Bessie White has returned from
Burksville, KY where she has been
teaching this term.
Mr.. Benjamin Wilcox, of Irvine, was
an attendant at our county court last
Monday. d.
Prof. d. W. Bridges and DIR. Martin
attended the Educational meeting in
Louisville last week.
Mr.. Hart Perry has returned from
Louisville, where he has been taking
course in pharmac
Mr.. Steve Elvis. the genial proprietor
of the Paris Restaurant, spent several
days in Lexington last week.
Mr. and Mrs. l., b. Harrington and
DIR and Mrs. Q. III Vaught spent last
Wednesday in Lexington.
Mrs. Bette Reynolds of San Antonio,
Texas, is visiting the family of her
mother on West Main street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smoot has returned 10 her
home in Maysvile, after an extended
visit TO DIR. and Mrs. c. <. Smoot.
Misses Bette French, Harry Wood
Huguely and Mrs. W. a. Todd spent
several days last week in Louisville.
Mrs. Kittie Gordon, of Nicholasville.
is the pleasant guest of the family of her
son, Mr.. b. Duke Gordon, on Fourth
street.
Messrs. Jeptha Chenanlt, George ID.
Goodloe, NJ. NJ. Dickerson and Charles
Curtis attended the races in Lexington.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs James Wilson, of Louis
vile, are receiving congratulations over
the birth of son at Norton Infirmary,
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Welcome LaDow, of Coyington,
has been visiting Miss Grace Hammons.
and attended the funeral of Mr.. w. T.
James, of Covington.
Mrs Jake White and daughter, Miss
Mary Jake, Mrs. Tom Fox and Miss Eva
Haden, spent the day in Lexington shop
ping last Wednesday.
Messrs. John Hurst and staff Parker
have gone to Breathitt county TO take
charge of the heating and plumbing con-
tract at the Lost Creek Mines.
Mr. Stephen b. Daniel, of Irvine, was
in Richmond court dav last. Mr.. Dan
iel is wide-awake business man. eX-
sheriff of Estill county and prosperous
man.
Mr.. Pat Brown, of Shelbyville. who
was one of the millers at The Earring
Grain & Milling Co this city, for sew
eral years, arrived last week and will
assist the company in an emergency for
a few weeks.
Miss Mary Hammons. of Covington.
/ has been visiting her mother, Mrs. w.
/ 7. Mansfield, and sister. Miss Grace
| Hammons, and TO attend the funeral of
ington.
Mrs. Kate Park and daughter, Miss
| Katherine. have returned from a win
ter's sojourn in Florida. They have
many pleasant things to say about the
Gland of flowers" and they think that
next to Kentucky, Florida is the garden
spot.
Mrs. M A. Elder, mother of Mr. E.
Y. Elder. has gone on a visit to her Sis
| ter at Wooleyville. She will return to
this city to complete her visit to her son
and family before returning to her home
at Lake Village, Ark.
The happy smile and genial hand OF
| DIR. John A. Snowden, of Winchester,
we'll known by hundreds of Madison
county folk, cheered our sanctum court
day. Come again, doctor, come often,
take a chair; yes, take two of them, half
dozen if you like. Always glad to see
you.
Misses MARITIME Ratican and Lillian
! Nash, of Lexington, came over Saturday
and were guests of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Nash. on Glyndon
avenue returning TO Lexington Sunday
evening. Miss Ratican is neice of Mr.
Ed Kurtzdorfor of The ]. w. Earring
Grain & Milling Co.
Mrs. HI. J. Bennett left yesterday for
Jacksonville, Fla to visit her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Cavins Che
nault and Mr.. ID Walter Chenault. who
are doing a prosperous business in. that
city, and to attend the Confederate Re-
union. Mrs. Bennett expects to be gone
several months.
Judge Hugh Riddell and wife, of IT.
vine, were in Richmond one day last
week. The Judge has been a very busy
man for some months past, and while
here had time only to shake hands with
old friends and but little time for social
chat.
The Cotillion Club entertained with
lovely dance on Friday evening last.
at Masonic Temple. The Grand March
and many other pretty figures were
led by Mr.. Robt. Burnam, Jr., and Miss
Mary Watts Knight. who has been the
recent guest of Miss Emma Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. julian Maupin, of Mob
erly, entertained Sunday in honor of
Mrs Maupin's birthday. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs W. H. Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Norris. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w Tudor, Misses Mary and Anna
Maupin. All enjoyed the day and went
home wishing Mrs. Maupin many more
happy birthdays.
DIR. g. G.. Perry, one of Stanford
best known physicians. left last week
for New York City, where he will spend
several weeks. and then he will go from