The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-06-17

DIR. J. T Scrvnrr, of Station Camp,
was in Richmond Friday on business.
Mr.. Joel Moore of DeLand. Florida, is
the guest in the family of Mr.. Simeon
Turpin.
Miss Marie Quiilen, of Heidelburg,
attended The com mencement at the
Eastern Normal last week.
Two Redpath Chautauqua men were
here last week advertising our Chautau-
qua ant. putting the wheels in motion
for big attendance and big time
generally, July to IL.
Miss Maud Vaughn left Richmond last
week for a visit to Mt. Sterling. Before
her departure she gave party TO her
Sunday School class, and together they
attended the Alhambra theatre.
Messrs Burton Roberts and James
Stapp returned last week from trip TO
French Lick Springs, Indiana. They
made the tripln an automobile and re-
port most enjoyable time.
Mr. Geo. G. Rheinhart, of Redpath
Chautauqua called on us Saturday tie
was here TO see THAI the machinery was
in motion and working smoothly for our
big Chautauqua week of July ..
Mr.. Hugh Dargavel was in Lexington
Sunday 10 see his wife who was taken
to Eastern State Hospital in that city a
month ago She is rapidly recovering
but her physician thinks it best that she
remain there under treatment for sew
eral more weeks,
Mr. Il. n. Swisher, for several years
with the undertaking department OF
Oldham & Lackey now in business on
his own account at Whitesburg, was a
pleasant caller at our Office last week.
He was on his way TO Louisville to at
tend the State convention of undertake
erS.
Miss Mamie Ballard has returned
from a stay of several weeks at DIR.
Pope's hospital in Louisville. We regret
TO say she did not derive the benefit
from the treatment there that she anti
cipated. While n Louisville h e
bought handsome five passenger Max
. well automobile.
Mr.. Lodell Dejarnett who was taken
ten DAYS ago to DIR. Kelley'S hospital.
Baltimore is still there under treatment.
His brother George, who is with him
L
announcement but taken all in all the
family here cannot feel greatly encour-
: aged He is trying the Radium treat
ment.
J. NJ. Green. of J. NJ. Green & Son.
dealers in pianos and other musical In
e struments has returned from Atlanta,
Ga, where he spent several days look
il, ing after business Interests In thai
- thriving southern city. Having closed
out his business in this city it is
). possible Nc. Green may go there to en-
IS gage in business.
Mrs Chas Green Entertained at
i, o'clock dinner on last Thursday in hon
) or of Mrs Frank Campbell, of Virgins
and Miss McCreary, of Indianapolis be
10 sides the guests of honor were Mrs.
- Spaulding, of Lebanon, Ky Mrs. Leggs
. of Chicago, Mrs. 7. A. Campbell, Mis-
Matte Elder, Miss Lula Campbell, Mr.
IS Harris Park, VIM. O'neil and II. Is
ii Farris.
Miss Elizabeth Shackelford entertain
], ed delightfully."- at dancing on Tuesda.
5. evening in honor of the members OF he
charming house party. On Saturda,
- afternoon a swimming party was alst
nl
." number going to Clay's Ferry in au
toes and after spending several hours
j, in the water delightful lunch was en-
) joyed.
Mr. Ivan McDougle is at home from
" Clark College, Worcester, Mass, wher
he has been the past session taking
special course. He will remain at hi
O. home this summer and return to Clarl
# College in September. His father, Prof
E. G. McDougle also is taking a specia
course at Clark College has received hi
g degree Doctor of Philosophy, and will
Or home in few days.
Mrs. George Johnson was in Rich
~ mond this week TO attend the com
ly mencement exercises of State Norma
College, of which her daughter, is on
n of the graduates Miss Anna Gordol
% and Miss Mary Gray, two bright MERGE
! county girls who are members OF tn
large graduating class at State Norma
in College, Richmond will return home. tC
e morrow .-Harrodsburff Herald.