The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-09-02


iJing in Irvine.
Mrs. Ella Bonny, of Latonia, is visit
ing relatives in the county.
Miss Margaret Miller was the guest of
friends at Estill Springs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Pates and family
spent the weekend in Beattyville.
Mrs. R.F. Spears, of Lexington, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs r. E. Turley.
Mrs. Minnie Flo Richardson. OF Wise.
mantown, is the guest of Mrs. .. j.
Young.
Mr.. J. NJ Foster, of Nashville, visited
his mothers family on West Main last
week.
Miss Frances Wagers left Tuesday for
Midway, where she will be in school for
the year.
Mr.. Rufus Shearer, of Lagrange, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. X. Boggs,
at Red House.
Prof G. ID. Smith, of Eastern Normal,
is in Taylor county this week holding
teachers institute.
Mrs. ]. w. Scudder has returned from
a visit to her son. Mr. S. W. Scudder at
Faybrook, Ills.
Miss Ella Park. of Wagersvllle, has
returned home after visiting relatives
and friends in this county.
Miss Catherine Rawson has returned
TO her home in Danville, after pleasant
visit to Miss Dorothy Grinstead.
|
Miss Sara Quisenberry has returned
from a several weeks stay with friends
in Ohio and Virginia.
Miss Mary Katherine White was the
guest of Miss Barbara Witt, at Irvine,
from Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. Joe Giunchigliani and daughter,
Miss Marian, have returned from Estill
Springs, where they spent several weeks.
| Miss MAY James left Monday FOR Burks.
vile where she will teach music. She
was accompanied by her father Mr..
Ii. g. James.
Mr.. G. t. Maple, of Irvine, was in
Richmond last week on business. Mr..
Maple is an extensive lumber and log
dealer in Estill county.
MIS- EuWdru ". DdheT anu MIS-. d. w
Tilford both of Louisville and Mr.. j. H.
Lisle, of Winchester, ale guests of Mrs
5. p Bush.
Miss Nellie Margison has returned tC
her home in Irvine, after two weeks
4 visit TO her aunt, Mrs. Mamie Warford
on Walnut street.
Mrs. William Daugherty has returned
TO her home in Richmond, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Kate Mattox.-
ShelbYville News.
= Miss Elizabeth Stringer, supervisor o
the welfare Department" of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company, wal
in this city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carson have return
from Louisville where they have beer
in the interest of b. E Belue &. Co. il
the millinery and ready to wear carmen
! business.
? Mrs Mary Garrard, her neice, Mis-
Katherine Garrard and Mr.. }. Nj. Fore
and wife, motored from Boyle county
last week, to visit Mr.. Russell Robinson
and wife at Waco.
Miss Proctor, of Lexington, has jus
returned from the eastern cities study
ing designs in millinery. She will b
with b. Z. Belize & Co. the E. Mai
street milliners this season.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Wearen Cook, Mr.. ant
{ Mrs. Chas Cook and Miss Margaret Tip
ton, motored from Lexington Sunda,,
and spent the day with the family o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Colt on East Mali
street
Mr.. A. J. Suit of the Racket Store
and wife left yesterday for the easter
markets TO buy goods for the holida
trade. They will visit Columbus, Cleve
a land and other cities.
Mr.. B. E. Belize left Tuesday for east
ern markets to buy millinery and othe
! goods for his Z. Main street store an
! also to select wall cases for the bette
display of their stock.
: Mrs. Jouett was in Lexington yestel
day. an invited guest at dinner give
at the Odd Fellows home by Grand Mas
ter, g. B. Hatfield. Mrs. Jouett is di
rector of that most excellent institution
the widows and orphans home.
. Mr. Vance Rawson and Mrs. Rawsor
of Danville, motored to Richmond, Sun
day. and spent the day with Mr.. an
: Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead. They brough
with them their guests, Mrs. Lyon, o
Wisconsin, and Miss ClOsSon, of Mich
igan.
The friends of Mrs. G.. NJ Brooks vii
learn with pleasure that she has suffi
ciently recovered from her operation a
a Richmond hospital 10 be removed I
the home of her parents in Kenton couE
ty, where she will go to recuperate.-
Carlisle Democrat.
A telephone message from Richmon,
TO Rev. W. <. Arnold, stated that hi
s daughter. Mrs. III. A. Dorsey will b
! brought to Danville from the hospital a
that place today. Her improvement ha
| been very slow, but hope is eutertaine,
, for her final ecovery.-Danville MesseE
ger, Aug. %.
The following beautifully engraved
a announcement cards have been receiv
D ed in Richmond, where Miss Warfiel,
J has often visited Miss Russell Stouffer
She is beautiful and attractive and m ad
e many friends during her visits here
S who offer her congratulations over tn
happy event: "Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Percy Warfield announce the marriag
of their daughter, Elizabeth Amanda
I 10 Mr.. Frazier Pitman Ely, on Monday
August "a, 1914 GAINESVILLE, Tennes
see."
Miss Sarah Stone, of Richmond, wa
the guest of honor at lawn party givel
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Bales, at thei
n .