The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-06-23

Miss Miriam holland has returned from
Paintsville where she taught school the
past year
Miss Ruth Hundley arrived Saturday for
an extended visit with friends here. She
lis engaged to teach in the city schools at
Richmond Irvine Sun.
Mr.. T. ]. Rice and family have been the
guests of relatives in Estill county.
Prof J. B. Cassiday was in Irvine sew
eral days last week in the interest of
Madison Institute.
Mrs. John Gray and guest, Mrs. L. G.
Scanlon, of Louisville, have returned from
attending the commencement exercises of
the State Normal College, Richmond.
Miss Mary Gray, who has been student
there, returned with them.-Harrodsburg
Herald.
Misses Ball, Griffith and Elkin, who
have been the guests of Miss Elizabeth
ShackeIford have returned to their homes.
Prof. E. C. McDougle and son Ivan Nc
where they spent the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Bull and children, of
Greenville, Miss, are visiting Mrs Eliza
beth Crow on Oak Street.
Miss Dorothy Kellogg, of Cincinnati, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. C..
Kellogg on the Summit.
Miss Nell Jordon, of Augustus, Ga, is
the guest of Miss Mollie Fife.
Mrs Thomas Jefferson Smith has the
honor of having been appointed by Gov
ernor McCreary as member of the State
Library Commission.
Mrs. D. E. Flora has been with friends
. in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann spent several days
in Cincinnati last week.
Mrs. D. G. Nunnelly and children have
been in Mt. Sterling for short visit to
relatives.
!. Mrs L. ]. Frazee, of Lexington has re
: turned to her home after visit to Mayor
!. and Mrs. Samuel Rice.
!, Miss Willie Traynor has been the guest
: of her brother and wife in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brutus J. Clay left last
i week to spend. the summer at Ann Arbol
S Michigan.
u Prof. and Mrs Booth have been the guest:
y of their daughter Mrs. ]. @. Park the past
week.
: Mr.. Dan Brock has returned from Mays
vile where he has been for the past two
weeks His wife and children will remain
for longer visit.
| Prof. D. w. Bridges is in Cadiz, KY, fol
the summer.
Il Mr.. NJ A. Collins and bride reached
! home on Thursday night and are at TIT
e home of the groom's mother Mrs. Vim
Collins near town.
+ Mr.. and Mrs R. G. Engle, of Louisville
are in the city visiting their daughters
Mrs. Dan Wallace and Mrs. Wilmington
i Miss Kathrine Mcfarland, of Atlanta, Ga
passed through Richmond Saturday OF
her way to Irvine to visit her grand-mothe
= Mrs. Jackson, and was the guest of Mis-
Austin Lilly.
Miss Tressie Million, of this city, is visit
II ing relatives in Winchester this week
al Mrs. Collins and children, of Bellingham
Wash, and Mrs. T, ]. Smith and daughter
of Frankfort, are the guests of Mrs. Jane
y Bennett on West Main.
Miss Lucia Burnam has returned from
short visit to friends in Lexington.
al Judge W. R. Shackelford was in PAR
Wednesday on business.
N Mr.. ]. S. Leach, of Wilson N c., was i
70 our city Saturday. He has been attenc
ing the Tobacco Mems Association tina
met in Lexington last week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Bronston Durham hav
been the guests of friends in Irvine
f. Mrs. Frank Jennings has returned fror
o. Chicago where she attended the Biennia
Convention of Womens Clubs.
s. Mr.. LodelI DeJarnette continues abou
& the same
I'll Mrs. H. NJ Wilmington who has bee
at the Gibson Hospital is much improved
lis Mrs. Davidson and niece, Miss CARR
he Belle Romans, of Lancaster, have bee
the recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
10 Rice at their home on the Summit
Mrs. R. C. Parson spent Monday /
IN Cincinnati shopping.
" Mr.. Geo. T. Bogard spent Sunday i
Lancaster.
ne Miss Emma Landrum, of London, Ky
ne has been the guest of her brother M
James Landrum and wife in this city,
is Mrs Elizabeth Henderson spent sever;
in days last week in Lancaster, the guest {
Mrs. Sallie Mccormick and daughters.
al Mrs E. c. Wines was visitor in LIE,
lie ington one day last week.
Miss Allie Hendren attended the Ricl
rs. mond Normal Commencement exercise
On and delivered an excellent toast at tt
Alumni Bauquet-Lancaster Record.
1g Mr. R. N. Swisher who was former
here with Oldham & Lackey, was in ii
o. city several days last week on his way |
Louisville to attend the State Conventio
of undertakes.
Mrs. ]. w. Smith and son Harvey wei
in Louisville the past week.
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