The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-31
PERSONALS

W.T. SdIl NJ. nOmdS. OF NlCe STATION, IS
attending school in this city.
Mrs David Bennett Knox and child are
visiting in Richmond.
Mr.. Tom Harris, of this county, has been
visiting relatives in Estill county.
Mrs. Nettie Ballard has been visiting
her sister. Miss Sue SGivner. in Win
chester.
Mesdames Lottie Rice and Mollie Friend
are the guests of Mrs. Robert Finney at
Rice Station.
Miss Elizabeth Estes, who was operated
on for appendicitis. has returned to her
home at Waco.
Mrs. Kate ScTivner has gone to spend d
few days with her daughter, Miss Ruth,
at Hodgenville
Mrs. w. H. Johnson was called to Brass
field, Monday. by the serious illness of her
mother
Miss Lila Powell, of Nicholasville, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs B. NJ. Lackey. the first
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hanna and son,
of Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of Miss
Kate Walker.
Rev. A. J. Tribble is quite sick at his
home. We hope to see this good man out
soon.
Miss Jeanette Pates will come over from
Lexington, Friday, and spend the Easter
holidays at home.
Mr.. Everett Adams, of Lexington, is Wis
: itins his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ad-
ans, on the Lancaster pike.
: Mr.. R. L. Nicolen, of Van Vert Ohio,
stopped over in Richmond last Friday to
see a. Charming young widow"
Mr.. Mat Cornelison, the hustling mer-
chant of Bybee, made a trip to Estill coun-
ty for produce last week.
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Mrs. Lemuel Bennett, of Lexington. will
leave shortly for Douglas, Arizona, to visit
: her daughter, Mrs. William Shelby.
Mr.. B. L. Davis, friend of Mr.. Silver,
our energetic insurance manager is in the
city auditing his books and accounts.
Mr.. A. Clay Smith, of Louisville, repre-
sentins the Anti-Saloon League, was a
i pleasant caller at our office Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Dunbar have returned
from Florida, where they spent the winter
e They are glad to see odd Kaintuck"
a T. Mrs. Leonard Barnett and daughter
h Miss Frances, have returned to Somerset
!: after visit with her parents in this city.
: Messrs. H. G. Witt and E. o. Newman
: of Flat Rock, were guests of MIR. and Mrs
;, George GrinStead at Bybee over Sunday.
y Mr.. Hanley Nippert, of Cincinnati, came
Friday and remained until Monday, the
guest of Judge and Mrs. James D. Dykes.
y Mrs. G. B. Perry, who has spent the win
y ter in Richmond, is visiting her parents
DR.. and and Mrs. Christman, at O,Venton.
Rev. Rutherford E. Douglas, of Macon
a Ga, was called to Versailles last week by
j the death of his aunt, Mrs. Jane Rutherford
e Mr.. Benjamin Dobrowsky, a hustline
y young merchant of Nicholasville, is visiting
n his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A DobrowSky
o in this city.
+ Col. E. c. Walton, editor of the Stanford
n Interior Journal, was in our city short
d time Monday. The Colonel is very popular
|" with our people
e Miss Grace Hanmons, daughter of Mr.
S and Mrs. w. T. Mansfield, left Saturday
n fot Springfield, Ohio. to accept position
as nurse in hospital.
Judge and Mrs. A. r. Burnam returned
+ Friday night from Baltimore, where they
y have been the guests of their son, Dr.
!. Curtis F. Burnam.
Mrs. H. P. Kuhn and little daughter have
returned to their home in Louisville, after
e pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.. and
e and Mrs. Emil Lohrisch.
/. Mr.. F. M. Collins, of Madison county
o was here Monday Mr.. A. d. Howard
S of College Hill, was here this week on legal
+ business.-lrvine Sun.
d DIR. D. ]. Williams was in Lexington
= Saturday, to see Mr.. Yancey Merritt, who
+ is sick at the Good Samaritan Hospital
!. and reports that he is doing nicely.
l. Mr.. Dan Walker, of NicholasvilIe, spent
the weekend at home with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Walker. He was &C
!. companied by his friend, Mr.. Lyme.
n Mr.. A. A. Duff, of Quick Sand, KY, wa:
!. over to see DR.. D. ]. Williams, Friday, fol-
! treatment. Mr.. Duff is member of the
, firm of Duff & Olmey saw mill plan al
Quick Sand
q Miss Lucy Lee Walton, of Stanford, will
come Saturday to spend a week with Miss
Mary Wagers. Miss Walton is gifted
and charming young lady and always d
h welcome visitor to our city.
Q Rev. and Mrs. S. NJ. Logan, of Mid
e way, have new baby daughter in theii
= home, who arrived early Tuesday morning
!. She weighed eight pounds and has been
named Emily Logan
Miss Mary Doty, who has been visiting
Miss Dorothy Parver, in Albany, Ca, and
her brothers, Messrs. John and Eagle Doty
Q in Alabama, was called home on account
of the serious illness of her aunt, Mrs
i w. H. Miller.
Il Miss Sallie Pates, one of the teachers ir
!; the Midway graded school, is given as one
S of the legatees under the will of the late
Il Mrs. Jane Y. Rutherford. the amount being
e named as 500. Miss Pates is a sister o.
n Capt. ]. r. Pates, of this city.
Mr.. S. C. Reid, of Louisville, pharma
cist of experience, has taken a position
t with with the Madison Drug Co. Mrs
'. Reid will be pleasantly remembered a:
& Miss Hattie Stone, Supr. of the P. A. c
1 Infmary. several years ago.
IS Mrs. H. B. Hanger returned Saturda,
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