The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-21
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friends in Shelbyville and Louisville.
Miss Johnson of Harrodsburg visited
friends at the Normal School last week.
Miss Emily Bowman, of Versailles was
the weekend guest of friends in the city.
Miss Jane D. Stockton has been the
guest of Mrs. Jas c. Wilson in Louisville
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shanks were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Baldwin on
Tuesday.
Misses Marianne Collins and Julia White
are at Crab Orchard where they have a
class in dancing.
Miss Henrietta Cassidy, of Woodford
county has spent the past week at the
Normal school
Mr.. Brent NunnelIy, of Richmond, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. French
Winchester Sun.
Mrs. 2. T. Rice and children have been
visiting relatives at Colorado Springs
for the past week.
Mr.. Selby Virgins went from here to
the State Bar Association which met in
Frankfort last week.
Hon. S. Mayner Wallace, of St Louis,
was the guest of his parents at Midway
for The weekend
Miss Frances Head on her way home
from camp, stopped over in the city and
was the guest of Miss Elath Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams have re-
turned to their home in Paris after Wis
it to Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Neale in the county.
Mr.. Arnold Hanger left the first of the
week for Brighton, Maine where he will
persue course of study during the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Hamilton are the
happy parents of boy who arrived on
Wednesday and has been named James
Judy Hamilton.
Mrs. A. r. Burnam, Mrs. H. B Neale,
and Mrs. ]. W. Caperton motored to
Boonesborough Thursday, to see after the
new marker.
Mrs. D. M. !Ghenault writes from Colo
RADIO Springs of most delightful trip
thus far on her journey, and speaks of the
grandeur of the mountains.
News comes from Mrs. Will Park tell.
ing of most delightful and successful
trip thus far; She was just starting for
Yellowstone Park at the time the letter
was written.
Mrs Newton Combs who has been in a
Baltimore hospital for the past month is so
much improved as to be able to leave today
for Louisville for a short stay before COM
ing on to Lexington
DR.. S. C. Zinke attended the meeting of
the Fayette County Medical Association
which held a very pleasant outing at Ty-
rome, Ky. DIR. Zinke was one of the prin-
ciple speakers of the occasion.
Misses saba and Mabel Mason left on
Thursday for a trip to the California Ex-
position and Yellowstone Park; they will
also stop over for brief visit to Mrs. S.
NJ. Wallace at Camp Point, Ill.
Rev. R. L. Riddell, of Copper, left Sum-
day night for Bethlehem, Ohio, where he
will conduct two weeks revival. During
his absence Mrs. RiddeIl is visiting rela-
tives in Paris and Richmond-S Shelby
News.
Mrs. Mary B. Dean, of Richmond Nor
NAL School fuculty, was the weekend
guest of relatives here Bernard Moyna-
han and wife are in Richmond, the guests
of his brother, Vim. Moynahan.-Jessa-
mine News.
Mr.. Arnold Hanger, of Richmond, spent
Sunday here enroute to New York
Misses Halle Mitchell and Beulah Upton
have returned to their home in Richmond
after a visit with Misses Emma and Efie
Robinson and Mrs. Zena Bruce. -Winches-
ter Sum-
Misses Lena and Bessie Schooler, Miss
Bessie Prather and guest, Miss Bessie
Sanders were at Kirksville Wednesday for
an elaborate birthday dinner given at the
home of Mrs. Richard Burgess Mrs. l..
N. Miller has returned from visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson, of
Richmond Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Hardin Vaught of Richmond, and Miss
Nellie holland of Louisville, formed a
pleasant house party at the hospitabIe
home of Mrs r. E. McRoberts Mrs.
Jake Robinson is at home after three
weeks visit to Mesdames James Ellison
of Richmond and William Jones of Win
chester Mr.. and Mrs Harry Oldham
are guests of her parents. Judge and Mrs.
c. A. Arnold.
Miss Rebecca Oglesby of Richmond,
home denonstator, is spending a few days
in and around Berea- T. Fish secre-
tary and treasurer of the Berea Fair Asso-
citation, was in Lexington and Winchester
in the interest of the Fair last week
A permanent visitor, in the form of fine
boy, came to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Muncy, "Wednesday morning. ST.
mon has been celebrating ever since. The
son will be known as Charles Honus---
Miss Ida Mcdowell was in Richmond
Saturday, to see her brother, who had beer
quite seriously injured by train neal
Annville. and had been brought there fol-
a surgical operation - Miss Laura Isaac.
was visiting in Richmond the latter part o.
last week Miss Grace Cornelius was II
Richmond Thursday, to hear Miss Alice
Nielsen, who is considered the leadins
soprano singer in America today P
| Chenault and Earl Curtis of Richmond
are visiting at the home of D. P. Martin
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