The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-06-02
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DR.. R. C. Boggs spent last Sunday with
Lancaster friends.
Judge J. J. Greenleaf was in Lancaster
last week on legal business.
Rev. E. H. Burnam visited friends in this
city several days last week.
Miss Mary Barrett Smith has returned
from Sharpsburg, where she has been
teaching for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. T. Bogard were in
Lexington last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Macdonald attended the clos
ing exercises of the Kentucky D. & D. Col
leee at Danville last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Milward, of Lexington, was visit
or in our city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. Rice are at home,
after a short visit to- relatives in Garrard
county.
Hon. ]. Tevis Cobb spent last week in
Louisville.
Mrs. Lucy Macdonald is at home from
a visit to friends in Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Maurice Ashley and little daughter
of this city, are visiting Misses Lena and
Pearl Hampton, at Stanford.
Editor E. C. Walton, of Orlando, Fla,
passed through here Tuesday on his way
to Catlettsburg, at which place he was
married on Wednesday, May 81, to Miss
Maud Marcum.
Miss Elizabeth Farleyis at home from
Columbia for vacation.
Judge Grant E. Lilly was in Irvine sever
al days last week on business.
Mrs. Bessie Chenault spent several days
last week with Mrs. Carl Grant at Win
chester.
4 Mrs. X. B. Terrill and Mrs. Thomas Best
. have returned home, after pleasant visit
n ITO friends in Paris
e Mrs. Beecham Lackey, of Nicholasville,
e is visiting relatives in the city.
} Mr.. Clarence Hicks is at home, after a
y burg and Lancaster.
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson Mays and daugh
. ter, Mrs. Ellen Wilson, attended the tuner
. al of Senator Bradley, Mrs. Mays brother
!. Mrs. Elmer Deatherage is at home after
. visit to relatives in Lexington.
s. Prof. and Mrs. Hoskinson, who have
h been members of the State Normal Schoo
n faculty for the past two years, will spend
n next year in Chicago While here the,
v have made many friends who will regre
y to see them leave.
g Miss Mabel Mason has returned from
rs Lancaster, where she has been teaching il
n the High School
l. Prof. D. w. Bridges and son, D. Warner
attended the commencement exercises o
N the Lancaster High School last Wednes
IL day.
= Mr.. Howard Neale Thompson is a
I home from State University, where he VOL
= high honors in mechanical and electrical
engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Turley, Mrs. RoarA
A1AooCo 4'ANACC aiid AiObOACa " DSiO
to hear Queen Esther" on Wednesday.
Nv Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Herrick, of Cleve
j. land, O., have been the guests of Mr.:
lie Mary B. Clay.
ny Mr.. Harry Cockrell, of Irvine, was tn
ne weekend guest of friends in the city.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Arnold have return
ed from short visit to Cincinnati.
ie Mrs. Cornie Clay has been the guest @
&c Judge and Mrs. L. L. Walker, of Lanca:
~ ter.
Sc Messrs. H. B. Cosby and Paul Burnam
- of this city, attended the Southern NJ
tional Bank Association at Pineville
ed Mrs. J. B. Stouffer is visiting her daugt
TX ter Miss RUSSELL who will graduate a
Randolph-Macon College in Virginia thi
id week.
lie, Mrs. Robt. Harris has been the guest {
st Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Vance, in Louisville.
ID. DR.. Craig, of the Richmond Drug Co
as visited his family in Stanford last week
~ Miss Mamie Dickerson, of this city,
g the guest of the Misses Brown in Lanca
" ter.
Miss Martha Kavanaugh, who has bee
Of attending the Normal School, is visitin
her parents in Lancaster.
lite Mrs. S. J. McGaughey has returned frol
a visit to her mother and sister in Russe
lie vile.
ou- Mrs. Willis Hisle and Miss Mary Franc
ey, Hisle left Thursday for an extended Wis
nd in Kansas City
rs. Prof. E. K. Broaddus, of this city, W;
oe reelected principal of the Ford Grade
School, with considerable increase in s.
u.s. airy, which speaks well for him as teache
JUS =, Mr. George English left last week f
Die Newelton, La, where he will be locate
of for several months.
ne Mrs. S. J.,Hisle spent several days Wi
of relatives in Lexington last week.