The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-05-12
GLASS Rull

Mrs. Mary B. Deane, of the Normal
School faculty, who attended the Educa-
tional Association in Louisville last week,
stopped over for weekend visit with her
friends in Nicholasville.
Mr. Grant Metcalf clerk in Oldham's
big store, Main Street left Thurday morn
ing for Carlisle to fill similar position.
Miss Louise Ballard, of Middlesboro has
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Broaddus.
Mrs. T. ]. Taylor left on Thursday for
visit to Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Scanlon in
Meridian, Missippi. From this place she
will go to Biloxi to visit her mother.
Miss Ruth Winn and Miss Oney left on
Tuesday for their homes after a visit to
Miss Tommie Cole Covington.
Miss Effie Land left Tuesday for Lex
ington after visit to Miss Elizabeth Tur-
ley.
Miss Judith Tudor, of Irvine was in Rich
mond with friends the weekend.
Mr.. Hart Perry has returned home from
the Medical School in Louisville.
Mrs. M. A. Smoot has returned to her
home in Maysville after a visit to her son
DR.. C. E. Smoet, of this city.
Messrs. Jeptha Chenault, NJ NJ Dicker-
son, Charles Curtis and George D. Good.
loe attended the races at Lexington last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs James C. Wilson, of Lou
isville are being congratulated on the ar.
rival of handsome son at their home on
May 3.
Mrs. Kate Park and daughter Miss
Kathleen are at home after spending sew
eral weeks in Florida.
Mrs. M. A Elder who has been the
guest of her son, Mr.. E. " Elder has re
turned to her home in Arkansas.
Mrs. ]. H. Bennett left Tuesday fol
Jacksonville, Florida, to visit her children
DR.. G. G. Perry prominent physician
of Stanford, left last week for New YorE
from which point he will sail for Europe
Drs. C. H. Vaught and H. C. Jasper at
tended the meeting of the Railway Sur
geons Association in Louisville last week
Messrs Chas Vaught, Hines Sparks ant
Thomson Burnam came over from Dan
vile and spent the weekend with relatives
Miss Mary Watts Knight has returned
to her home in Dallas, after visit to Mis-
Emma Watts.
Miss Mary Q. Covington, who has beer
teaching school in Louisville, has been tn,
guest of her parents near here.
Mrs MCGOWAN, of Richmond, Virginia
is visiting her son, MIR. A. X. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. w. M. Wootten attended the Edu
cational Association in Louisville
Mrs. Riley Spears has returned to he
home after visit to her daughters in thi
city.
Mrs E. T. Burman and children hav
returned to Richmond after an extende
visit in Cincinnati
Mrs. Gordon, of Nicholasville, is tn
guest of her son, Mr.. Duke Gordon an
family on Fourth Street
Mr.. Chas Preston, contractor and MI
F. o. Bowman of The Citizen, of Bere
were visitors in Richmond Thursday.
1 Messrs. H. M. Wilmington, Barnett Che
nault and Earle Curtis were in Lexingto
| Thursday to attend the races.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bruce, of STANFORD
visited the latter's mother here during tn
past week.
Mr.. ]. K. Worrell, of New Liberty, Mo
arrived here Wednesday to make a visi
Mr.. Worrell is former citizen of Ricl
mond but has made Missouri his home fC
the past five years. He has many friend
in this community who are glad to see hin
!. Mr.. Green Parson, of Lancaster was hel
Friday to take in the Carnival.
Mr.. ]. E. Tilton left Friday afternoo
for Nicholasville and Lexington. He wi
visit his father and daughters at the Latte
place.
/ Miss Elizabeth Blanton. who has bee
attending school at Danville is at home.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Porter spent tt
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Haga
in Burnamwood.
DR.. c. D. Patti left last Mondayfor Jacl
sonville, Florida, to attend the Confederat
Reunion.
Mr.. Elbridge Harden, of Berea was
visitor here last Monday.
Il Miss Louise Ballard, of Middlesboro,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Broddu