The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-03

Beatty one of Joseph's popular clerks, has
resumed her duties after visit to relatives
in Richmond Miss Jennie Cox who is
attending the Normal school at Richmond,
spent the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Cox-Misses Patsy An
derson and Matte McGrath Adams, stu
dents at Normal School, Richmond, spent
aIfew days with relatives here-The out
of town friends and relatives attended
the funeral of Mr.. B. G. Arnold were: Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Roberts, Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. John Guthrich, of Chickasha, Okla, MIR.
and Mrs. M. E. Wilson, of Lula, Miss,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnold, of Richmond,
Miss Matte Norris, of Frankfort and Mrs.
Elijah Logan and family,of Danville-Lan-
caster Record.
Judge and Mrs. H. G. Rice royalty enter
tanned the young people of the Second
Christian Church Sunday School and men,
bers of the Christian Endeavor, at their
hospitable home on Big Hill avenue, Mon
day night. 1t was genuine masquerade
party and many games and contests were 7
engaged in. A pumkin contest was one
of the amusing features, and Mr.. Thomas
Baxter was the successful contestant
Baby as he is known by his friends, re-
ceived large pumpkin pie. The hours
were greatly enjoyed by an present, and
the guests departed praising the host and
I hostess for their liberal hospitality and the
delights of the evening,
Captain J. H. Kennedy surprised many
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day at noon in this city. 1t was generally
known that Captain Kennedy would
come home to vote, as he has never failed
to do so since his four years residence
in Frankfort, But his friends were agree
ably surprised when they learned
he had returned with bride. Captain
Kennedy was united in marriage early
Tuesday morning to Mrs. Katie Hanley,
a widow of Frankfort, and shortly after
the ceremony they proceeded to Rich
mond, where they have been showered
with hearty congratulations by many
friends. Captain Kennedy holds an imS
portant position at the State ReformatorSN
and has many friends scattered through
out the State His bride is matronly and
a woman of charming personality. The
Iimax-Madisonian joins a legion
friends in wishing them bon voyage.
Mr.. Thomas Powers, of Lexington, was
in the city few hours Saturday greeting
old friends and acquaintance. Mr.. Powers
has been on the sick list for several months
and was hardly recognized by his old
friends, having lost more than one hundred
pounds in weight.
Messrs. Frank Leslie Russell D. Willis
Kennedy, T. c. Vaughn and w. B. Lackey
attended the forty-second annual meeting
of the Kentucky Grand Lodge of Knights
of Pythias, held at Lexington last week, as
the representatives of Normal City Lodge
No. 1872. This was their first Grand Lodge
meeting, and Mr.. Russell was honored by
the Grand Body by being placed on the
Location Committee of the Grand Lodge.
Lee Hipshire, of Lexington arrived last
Wednesday for a visit with relatives in
Berea and at Big HILL. o. Bowman,
left'last week for Jasper, Fla. He goes
there as a teacher in the Jasper Normal
Institute Friends of Miss May Howard
VIII De Sldu 10 iedih mat SiiS - AZ S~AiOSA
at the Eastern Kentucky State Normal,
Richmond, and is enjoying her work to
the maximum degree and Mrs
LeVant Dodge have just returned from
the National Encampment of the Grand
Army of Republic which has been in ses-
sion at Washington during the past few
weeks. AT this encampment Professor
Dodge was elected Junior Vice-Comman-
der. This office is one of the most import
ant of the order and was indeed an honor
bestowed in the proper place. During the
last week of their trip. Prof. and Mrs.
Dodge visited several points in Tennessee.
-Berea Citizen.
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