The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-08

Misses Curraleen Smith, Margaretta
Smith and Alma Rice spent the week
end at Miss Rice's home in the country
Miss Mary Frances Hisle entertained
with beautiful dinner Saturday for the
young ladies of the senior class of Madi-
son Institute.
Miss Annie Forbes has resigned as
clerk at III. NJ. Whittington's iewelry
store and accepted position with the
Richmond Drug Co.
Miss Margaret WIlmore entertained at
Bridge on Friday afternoon for Miss
Mary Watts Knight, the attractive guest
of Miss Emma Watts.
Our city last Monday was largely at
tended by Estill county citizens among
whom we were pleased TO note DIR. J. +.
Scrivner and daughter.
Among the visitors to our city last
Monday, court day, were VIM. Congle-
ton. James Witt, Jas. Stacey and Hugh
Stacey, all of Estill county.
Mr. Richard Dudley accompanied the
remains of Hume Wagers from Ell Pdso
Texas, this week, and will be the guest
of Mrs. Jonah Wagers for several days.
Mr.. w. III. Conner, Manager OF The
| Thomas Company, a large Wholesale de
partment store of Lexington, was
pleasant caller at the Climax office on
Monday.
Last Monday Messrs. l.. B. Herring
ton, G. L. Searcy, 5. p. Bush and Pleas
Broaddus went 10 Winchester to hear
Gov. James B McCreary, candidate for
| United States Senator.
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Sunday with his wife, who is here at
the bedside of her mother. Mrs William
Myers, who is very low with little hope
of recovery.
Mrs. H. B. Land, of Jessamine county,
| is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
John March and Miss Belle March, on
Collins street, and her sister, Mrs. jeff
Stone, in Burnamwood.
| Mr.. C. S. Jessup will spend Sunday
next with his mother at Xenia, Ohio
She has been ill all winter and still con-
tinues so. Mr.. JesSup has visited her
several times during her illness.
| Mr.. j. S. Sewell, formerly of Sewell &
Mckinney. this city, now in the dry
goods business in Cynthiana, was well
come caller at this Climax office Monday.
He bears the air of prosperity.
Hon. John NJ. Elliott, of Estill county,
attended court here Monday. He says
that the contestants for office on the
Democratic ticket in Estill county, will
know this week the result of the cleo
tion they are claiming.
Mr.. Everett Alexander. county court
clerk of Estill county, was here Monday
He says the contest for his office will be
decided in few days. and that he is
certainly sure of success in the matter
of his election.
Mrs. William Mellon, of College Hill.
| is at home greatly improved in health
She spent three weeks in the Good Sa-
maritan hospital at Lexington, where
| she underwent an operation from which
her recovery has been almost phenom-
email.
| Mrs. Brown Anderson, of Jessamine
county, was a visitor to our city last
Friday Mrs. Anderson owns beauti-
| full bluegrass farm, which is stocked
with Kentucky thoroughbred horses
! While here COL Robert Walker, the
horseman, was her host and she was
shown some of Madison's choice stock
Mr.. and Mrs Newton Jones. of Phoe-
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funeral of Mrs. Jones' father, the late
Marcus A. Phelps, have returned to
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox. of
Dawson, Ca. came the m Q
sad mission. Mrs. Fox being a daughter
of Mr.. Phelps, will return home in few
days.
Miss Elizabeth Wagers was hostess of
the Mary Pattie Music Club on Wednes-
day afternoon. Wagner's "Lohengrin"
was the subject of the meeting. and
piano solos were rendered by Misses
Bette French and Mary Wagers. Pa
pers by Misses Dilling, Kathleen Bales
and Tommie Cole Covington.
Mr.. Belue, of B. E. Belue & Co., East
Main street milliners and ready to- wear
garments for ladies, was in Louisville
last week looking over the market for
new and up to- date goods. Determined
to have the advantage of both markets,
Mrs. Belue was in Cincinnati the first
Of this week taking in the market there,
picking up ideas, items and lot of new
goods.
Mr.. G. S. Jessup had as guests last
Sunday Mr.. Joseph E. Skaggs, Of Char
lotte. N. O.. superintendent OF the South
|prn Express Company, and Mr.. E. ].
Nottingham, Jr.. of Asheville. N. c.,
route agent Of the Southern Express
Company. The beautiful day, inspiring