The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-05-27
The One Price House

Architect E.A. Webber. of Cincinnati,
met last night with committee OF Elk
to talk over plans for the new Elks
Home soon to be erected on the Dllllng
ham corner.
Mr.. H. B. Cosby of the Madison Natl
nal Bank and Mr.. Paul Burnam OF the
Southern National Bank attended the
meeting of the Kentucky Bankers Assc-
citation at Pinevllle last week.
Architect E. A. Webber. of Cincinnati.
and Talt S. Todd. building contractor OF
this city, left this morning for Hazard.
The contract for building new jail at
that place is to be let today.
Rev. f. III. Burnam is spending few
DAYS with relatives and friends in this
CITY on his way from Virginia, where he
spent the winter, TO California, for which
;olace he will leave in few days TO spend
the summer.
Rev. James Cornelison, of Pendleton
Oregon is in Chicago attending the AS
sembly of the Northern Branch OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. He will arrive
here this week 10 spend the summer
with his father Mr.. Howard Cornelison
at 'Gipsey Camp"
Mrs. H. H. Hanes, of Detroit, Mich,
was the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Covington from Friday until
MONDAY, when she left for Baltimore to
consult specialist. Little Miss Loulsr
Covington Haines will remain with her
grandparents during she absence OF Mrs.
Haines.
Mrs. A. L. Gott is visiting her fathers
family in Georgetown. Miss Halle is
attending school there. She has devel'
oped quite a talent for music and Mon
day night was leading character in
musicale 10 that city. Mr.. Colt spent
Sunday with them, but on account oil
business was unable to remain longer
than day.
DIR. Charles E. Smoot. one of the lead
ing Homeopathic physicians of Rich
mond, was in the city yesterday attend
ing the annual convention of the State
Homeopathic Society, and was honoreC
by being placed on the board of censors
DR.. Smoot is originally from Masor
county, and since locating in Richmono
about fifteen years ago, has built up
splendid practice there. He is not only
an able. conscientious practitioner. bu
a big hearted, genial. clever gentleman,
who numbers his friends among al
classes. Leader.
Mr.. Nelson Curtis, of Richmond. VIII
is spending a weeks outing on the Ken
lucky River fishing, was in this cit
Wednesday, and informed us that h
caught 60 frogs Tuesday night - Mrs
G. F. Tharp, of Winston, visited rela
tives at Richmond last week - Mrs
Ellen Wallace is visiting her sons, G. c
and D.F. Wallace. of Richmond - Mlsse
| Margaret and Tennie White attended Al
, entertainment at Madison Institute
Richmond, Wednesday evening. -Estil
Tribune.
,, Col NJ. R. Murray and Mr. ]. Ro
Young. of Louisville. have been in thi
city several days representing the Parfa
Company, of that city. Parfay is COO
3 ing, refreshing Cola drink somewha
t similar 10 Coca Cola. 1t is delightful
3 summer drink, and with big advertis
ing campaign behind it. such as is being
put on, is destined to be strong riva
r of that popular beverage 1t is bein
: demonstrated at Perry's Drug Store, fire
coupon tickets having been freely give
, away in order that it may be tried fire
of charge.
. Friday evening of last week. Mis-
Carrie Altman entertained few friend
at her home on Collins street. Miss ALI
man is a senior this year at Caldwell
High School, having completed the en-
tire curriculum of twelve grades. He
guests were her teachers in each success
sive grade as she passed from one TO tn
next higher grade, and her entertain
ment was in their honor. IL was, in
deed, delicate compliment she pal
them. one we'll deserved and highly ar
preciated by them. II is needless to sa
a joyous time was had and delicious re
r freShmantS served