The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Anderson, of Paint
Lick, have returned from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Hill. at Isabella, Tenn.
Mr.. Thomas H. Collins, State Agent,
held Farmers Institute at Williamsburg
last week. He reports splendid meeting.
Mr.. N. B. Jones, of Lexington, was here
the past week on visit to friends.
Mrs. Fannie Garrett, was in Midway last
week, visiting her daughter, Miss Martha,
who is attending school IN that city.
Messrs. Frank Graft, James Taylor, Viii
liam Smith and Capt. Jesse NaphieT, of
Paris, compose a fishing party on the
Kentucky River near Ford.
Rev. w. S. Taylor of Richmond, was
here Wednesday Miss Julia White
spent Saturday and Sunday in Richmond.
Irvine Sun.
Rev. M. S. Clark, of Richmond, is visit
Jug friends at Wilmore. Rev. Clark was
pastor of the NJ. E. Church, South, at Viii
more last year and is now pastor of M. E.
Church at Richmond Journal.
Col. ]. Stone Walker came up from
Frankfort and attended the Stanley meet
ing here Thursday night. Mr.. Walker has
many friends in this comfy, and is an
ardent supporter of the Democratic nom-
inee for Governor.
Col r. L Elkin. the hustling and ac-
commodating general manager of the Lam
caster Record, was pleasant caller on the
Climax Madisonian last Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Griegs left Saturday to spend
the winter in Falmouth with her daush-
ter, Miss Ella, who is teaching school at
that place.
Mrs. Spencer and mother, Mrs. GourIey,
and Miss Henrietta Luxon, went to Beatty
vile Friday.
Hon. c. c. Wallace, Mrs. Wallace and
Mr.. William Wallace, motored to Lexins
ton Sunday and spent the day.
Mrs w. D. Oldham is spending few
weeks at Martinsville.
Misses Sallie Ewing and Louise Mar
shall, of Louisville, are the guests of Mr..
Tom Baldwin and Miss Jamie Caperton.
Miss Elizabeth Eba. of Ashland, is visit
ing Miss Elizabeth Blanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Griggs and little
daughter, of Louisville have been thepleas-
guests of relatives and friends in this COM
munity for few days.
Prof. Chas. A. Keith, was called to Hy-
den, this week to conduct the Teachers
Institute, from there he will go to Fl.
Thomas and Warsaw to address the Wo-
mans Clubs.
DIR. Murison Dunn attended the Miss
issippi Valley Medical Association in Lex
ington the past week.
Dr. and Mrs. Glen Smoot and Mrs. Wal
ter Smoot,
Messrs. Richard Jett, William Wagers,
Henry Chenault and Marion Lilly attended
the foot ball game at State College Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. c. Reed, wife of DR.. Reed of the
Madison Drug Co., was called Saturday to
Thompkinsville to the bedside of her
mother, who is seriously i'll.
Mr. John Bradshaw and family, of De-
catur, ILL.,, were the guests of relatives and
friends in the city this week.
DR.. E. B. Barnes has returned from
North Middletown, where he was one of
the speakers at the Rural Institute.
Miss Austin Lilly is expected home Fri
day from State University, and will bring
with her, Misses Mildred Collins, Kathleen
Sullivan and Robbie Douglas Wilson,
three of her classmates.
A pleasant party to Boonesborough on
Friday was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bradshaw, Mrs. J. c. Chenault, Mrs. Tom
Curtis and Miss Emma DeJarnette.
The Georgetown Times says;
Governor Arthur wager and wife, of
Porto Rico, who have been visiting in
the State for month; have gone to Lake
Mohonk, N Y. where Governor wager, will
deliver an address. Governor wager will go
from New York to Porto REQ, bnt Mrs
Yrger will return to this State and for d
ference of the Daughters of the American
Revolution to be held in Frankfort this
week."
Manager Mathews, of the Richmond
telephone plant, was here on business
Wednesday, Miss Barba Witt is recov-
ering from injuries sustained in an auto
accident some weeks ago---Mr. Luther
Park, Jacksonville, Fla, arrived Monday
for two weeks visit with relatives on Sta
ton Camp----Dr. T. P. Gardener was
called to M. Sterling Monday, owing to
the serious illness of his uncle, Col. E. c.
Park Mr.. Jas. X. Baker, of Berea, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday, looking
after matters in Quarterly court Messrs
Ed BIanton and Vim. Bowman, Richmond
Lumber dealers. were here this week TAX
ing orders from local dealers -. Mrs. A
S. A. Wilson, of Red House, is the guest
of her nephew. Mr.. w. S. WinkIer-Estill
Tribune.
Two hundred Bereans attended the Cir
Gus at Richmond, Friday the 18th H.
M. MeeSe. of Silver Creek, was visiting
his cousin, Leonard Niece, over Sunday
Miss Speny and Mrs. Bowers. motored
over to Richmond Friday to attend Bar.
mum and Bailey's Circus President
Frost, Mr.. Osborne. Mr.. Hudson, Doctor
Mossman. Miss Margraves, and Miss
Wolfe were in Richmond attending the
the trial of John Smith against the College
Mrs. ]. w. Herndon and Mrs Anna
Lewis returned to their home Friday after
attending the meeting of the Eastern
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