The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-01

Mr.. Everett Witt, one of our leading
citizens, will soon return to Cynthiana,
where is owner and manager OF an ex-
tensive ice plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Schooler, OF Lex
ington. spent Sunday with with Miss
Bonnie Proctor, trimmer, at B. b. Belue
& Comgany's.
Miss Virginia Potts. of Whites Sta
ton, has returned home from w lther-
spoon College. Buckhorn, KY, where
she has been teaching.
Grover Cleveland Wilson, of Paint
Lick, was contestant in oratory last
week at Transylvania University for the
Patterson gold medal
Mr.. William Blanton, Of the Waco
section of the county, has recovered
from an attack of fever and was able TO
| be in town one day last week.
Mr.. G. C. Wallace, who visited Hon.
]. Tevis Cobb. Sunday, says that MIR.
Cobb is improving and expects to be In
Richmond in about week.
DIR. Ernest Jones and family, of Silver
Creek, have taken possession of the
Wells property on Collins street, recent
ly vacated by Mr.. Tom Powers.
The many friends of David O'Neil,
son of City Collector T. G. O'Neil. will
be glad to hear that he is in improving
in health and no .ces TO be able 10 be out
soon.
Mrs H. B Hanger left Friday for a
visit East Before going to New York
Mrs. Hanger will visit her son, Mr..
Arnold Hanger, at Lawrenceville, New
Jersey.
Messrs. C. S. Tharp and II. S. Elliott,
of Estill county, were in our city last
Wednesday. Mr. Elliott was on his
way to Cincinnati TO buy his spring
goods.
Mrs. AL Nance, of Somerset. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Myers,
on East Main street. Mrs. Nance was
called here by the serious illness of her
mother.
We gladly note the fact that Mr.. Joe
Wagers, of Waco, who has been quite i'll
| for the last few weeks, is once more
himself and is basking in the good wishes
of his many friends. .
Mr. ID. P. Black returned last week
from a visit to Hamilton and Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mr.. Black says that wherever he
was, the people were busy and every
thing indicated prosperity.
Rev. George O'Bryan, pastor Saint
Marks Catholic church. was in Lexing-
ton last week.. He preached at the
| Wednesday evening Lenten Devotions
at Saint Peters Catholic church in that
city.
Mr.. Thomas Powers and family have
moved to Winchester. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Powers have made many friends during
their stay in Richmond, who regret
their departure, but wish them well in
their new home.
The Prandennial Club was entertained
on Saturday evening by Mr.. Elmer
Deatherage. The class for the evening
was Messrs. E. B. Barnes, r.. Burnam.
Jr and L. B. Weisenburg.. Interesting
talks were given on Our taxes-where
do they come from and where do they
CO."
Miss Elizabeth Turley was hostess OF
the Sherwood Music Club at the regular
monthly meeting Saturday afternoon.
Mcdowell was the study, and the fol-
lowing program was delightfully."- rem
dered: Roll Call. Current Events Life
of McDowell-Miss Mary Wagers. Mel
ody in F Flat by Ruhenstein-Miss Mary
Allen Deatherage. ITO Wild Rose.
McDowell-Miss Mary Lee Douglas Nc
Dowell's Songs and Piano Pieces-Miss
Eleanor Hagan. 'Cabalotte," Lack
Miss Mary Louise Deatherase. Hu-
moreske," Dvorak Miss Henrietta
Lux0n.
State Banking Com missioner Thos. ].
Smith was in Chicago during the con-
ference of State bank supervisors. called
by President &. H. Doyle of the Nstioaal
Association. The conference was for the