The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-10
Nicholasville.

visit to her sister, Mrs. Aubrey CrosSar,
of Louisville
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Black are being
congratulated on the arrival last week of a
baby girl at their home.
Mr.. Gaines Jasper came home from State
university, Lexington, bringing with him
one of his college friends.
DR.. and Mrs. D. ]. Williams and son, D..
J. Jr., of Shearer, were in Lexington, We'd
nesday, for the day.
Little Douglas Parrish, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Parrish, living near White Hall,
has been real sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Parrish and family,
of White Hall, will go to Paris in short
while to reside.
Mrs F. M. Stivers entertained the Ep-
worth League, Friday evening, at her
home in Burnamwood.
Mrs. ]. R. Tucker, of Stamping Ground,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs ]. w.
Wissinton, in this city.
Mrs. w. B. Wilson, of Pamela, has re-
TURNED from visit to her son, who is at
tending college at Berea.
Mrs. Anna McVey, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rutherford, is
visiting them in this city.
Mrs Harris, the mother of Mrs. Alfred
Douglas, is recovering from very serious
attack of pneumonia.
Squire Douglas, of Noblesville, Indiana,
was the sueet of his sister. Mrs. Steve
Green, at Red House, last week.
Mrs. Eugene Land has been in the city
several days mingling with friends and at
tending to some business matters
| Mrs. William Shearer and daughtar. of
Lexington, have returned home after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Hasan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rutledge, of Win
chester, have been the recent guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. J. H. Rutledse, of White Hall.
Mr. Robert Harmon, of Somerset, has
entered the State Normal School here
under the direct supervision of Prof. @. d.
Smith.
Mr.. Henry Reid returned to his home
in Mt. Sterling, Sunday, after visit o
several weeks to his sister, Mrs. Dan M
Chenault.
DR.. B. ]. Broaddus. of Kirksville, wa:
called to Pamela, Wednesday, to vaccinats
thirty-hve head of cattle belonging to ]. B
Broaddus.
, Mr. Albert Wilson, of Irvine, and DIR.
James Scrivner, of Station Camp, Estil
county, were mixing with their friends her
last Saturday.
Messrs. CresweIl Carson and Edwin Tur
lep, of State University, came home las
, last Friday and remained till Monday after
noon with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Coils, who have beer
residing in Versailles, have retureed tC
, Richmond to make their home and havI
taken rooms with Mrs. John Wager.
Mrs. CIV. Shepherd. of Winchester. Wis
tied Mrs. T. T. Covington here last week
Mrs. Shepherd has many warm friends witt
are always glad to welcome her to Rich
mond.
Mrs. D. E. Flora left Sunday for Chicag
to purchase stock for the Richmond Mi
, linery Company. She will also stop h
Cincinnati and indianapolis for a shor
time.
Miss Mary Miller is with Cincinnati
wholesale house learning spring styles o.
I her return she will resume her former pc
sition as assistant trimmer with the Rict
a mond Millinery Co.
Mrs. Maggie F. Shearer of Red House
g has had severe attack of rheumatism
Her daughter, Miss Mary, also has bee
quite ill, but both are now convalescent.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger, of Richmond, Is tn
guest of Governor James B. McCreary {
the Mansion for a few days, being in a
tendance at meeting of the Commits
k of Mercy.
i Mrs. Eugene Land, Mrs. L. NJ. Land an
Mrs Young left for Sanford, Fla, on ii
e Royal Palm" Friday. Mr.. Land wi
IS spend most of the time in their absence
Richmond.-The Lexingtonian.
I'll Mr.. Dean Squires, of Carlisle, was in Il
e city last week in the interest of his cand
dacy for the Office of Superintendent
Public Instruction. Mr.. Squires is vel
= deserving young man and quite well qua
81 fed for the position.
Judge ]. d. Black. of Barbourville. was