The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-06-03


ton, will meet this year at Olympian
Springt. June 10 and IL. Col. Thomas
j. Smith, State Banking Commissioner,
has been invited to deliver an address.
Miss Addie Mellon, daughter OF Mr..
Hamilton Mellon. this city, left Friday
for Oklahoma City, Okla, where she
will enter hospital for treatment OF
tuberculosis, of which she is a sufferer
Mr.. Bernie Myers, the young son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers, on Orchard
street, and former attachee OF the Cli-
max Office, entertained twenty hive or
thirty of his young friends Saturday ev-
ening. Refreshments were served ana
good time generally was had.
Mr. Charlie VIM, an old time Demo
crat, of Estill county, was in our office
county court day He re-subscribed for
the Climax. Like many other good cit
liens of that county, he takes the Gil
max TO keep posted in what goes on in
! the world.
Mrs Giles Harris left Monday to visit
DIR, and Mrs. Grant, of Winchester, and
to meet there Dr. and Mrs IA. Harris.
of Mt. Vernon, Mo They will remain
| in Win chester this week, and return
next week with Mrs. Harris for a ten
days visit here.
Mr.. X r. Burnam is in Cleveland. o.
| Richmond bankers were invited TO send
a representative in conference AS to the
new Reserve Bank system that is now
being put in effect throughout the coun-
try. Mr.. Burnam was selected to repre-
sent the Richmond banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Wilkerson of Lex
ington, formerly Miss Matte Pigg, of
this city, was in Richmond this week.
She possesses the gift that belongs to
but few men-a good judge of horses.
She was in Richmond to buy horses for
her transfer business at Lexington.
Messrs Geo. Goodloe, Ed G. Stockton,
McCreary Simmons and Misses Jane ID.
Stockton. Callie Shackelford and Cath
crime White took launch trip from
Valley View, Friday. The enjoyment
upon the waters was exceptionally fine,
with the exquisite scenic beauty of the
surroundings.
Miss Duncan Foster was hostess of the
Five Hundred Club on Friday afternoon.
Besides the regular members, Misses
Marianne Collins, Dorothy Perry. Eliza
beth Blanton, Annie Mae Walker and
Hattie Lee Million enjoyed Miss Fosters
hospitality. The trophy was awarded
to Miss Tommie Cole Covington.
We have a letter from our old friend,
MIR. Curtis Gentry, who moved from this
county seven years ago to Pond Creek,
Oklahoma. He reports improved health
and prosperity, says prospects for wheat
4 dol
for the Climax and SAYS he is bound to
have his letter from home (The Climax
every week.
| Mrs. L. r Blanton entertained with a
lovely dinner party on Saturday evening
at her home on Third street. A delight
full course dinner was served and covers
were laid for Mesdames G. ID. Pattie, T.
S. Burnam, K. K. Burnam. T. T. Cow
lngton, Waller Bennett, l. B. Herring.
ton, j. M. Rife, Elizabeth Shackelford
and Miss Lucia Burnam.
Mr.. Ben Dobrowsky will be graduated
from State University. Lexington, next
week. He gets the Bachelor of Science
degree and the Major degree in Chem
istry. Ben is our next door neighbor,
being son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dobrow-
sky, and is talented young man, close
student and is destined to earn distinc-
ton in whatever profession or line of
business he may choose.
Miss Austin Lilly entertained the Sher-
| wood Music Club on Saturday afternoon
at her home on Lancaster avenue. 1t
was the annual business meeting and
the following officers were elected for
the year l9l4-15: President, Miss Eliz-
abeth Burnam; Vice-President Miss Eliz-
abeth Turley; Secretary. Miss Mary Allen
Deatherage; Treasurer, Miss Austin
Lilly.
Rev. j. M. Cornelson. of Pendleton,
Oregon, is visiting his father, Mr.. How
ard Cornelison, and his sisters, Mrs.
Geo. b. Hale and Mrs. Butler Carrier
and brother, Mr. William Cornelison.
Jim, as we have always known him,
is minister in the Presbyterian church.
He is a young man strong of mind and
body and is doing good work in the
Umatilla Indian Reservation We are
glad to welcome him to his boyhood
home where he h S many friends
Mrs James j. Neale entertained with
a lovely reception on Thursday after
noon in honor of her sister, Miss Bessie
Tribble. Quite number of out OF town
guests, as we'll as Richmond friends, en-
joyed the afternoon, which was delight.
full in every detail. In the dining room
where lovely refreshments were served,
the guests were presented with cards
with III. Vernon Leer, Bessie w. Trib- |
BILE" written thereupon. Congratula-
tons were then showered upon Miss |
Tribble and every good wish for the flu
ture happiness of the popular couple.
Another delightful evening at Eastern
Normal was spent Monday when. under
direction of Miss Jeanne Barron Hurst.
two comedies by students were put on
the stage "How The Vote Was Won"
full of fun and humor throughout. and
'Sweethearts, an amusing and senti-
mental little play that appealed to
the risibles and struck the sentimen-