The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-08
PERSONALS


Miss Katherine Hockensmith, an exper-
fenced trimmer of Cincinnati, has arrived
TO take charge of X. V.Schmidt's trimming
department.
Mrs. w. B. Black and children, of Bar
bourville, are guests in the family of Mr..
Samuel Black, at Forest Grove.
Mr.. ]. B. Dozier, of Jefferson, Ohio, for
merly of Red House, is visiting friends and
relatives here He is in fine health and
says that the Madison county citizens at
that place and Pond Creek nearby, are
doing we'll. Mr.. Dozier will be with us for
some weeks.
Mr.. ]. E. Jones, formerly of Red House,
but now of Mancos, Col, is visiting his old
home He is looking well and his health
is much improved He has found the eli
mate so beneficial to him that he has con-
Guided to remove there permanently. We
regret to lose Mr.. Jones from our comfy.
Col. Vim. Mellon and wife, of College
Hill. have recently returned from three
months visit to relatives in California
While there they visited the great exposi-
tons with which they were delighted
They visited exclusively in California and
other western points. Mr.. MELONS
mother, Mrs. Louise Weber, resides Kirk
wood, California. She is hale and hearty
for one of her years.
b. F. Edwards, of College Hill, was here
Sunday visiting relatives----Mrs. c. Mar
cum, Mrs. John w. PulIins, Mrs. c. c
Carroll Miss Carrie Marcum and Mr.. V. M
Gaines motored to Richmond Thursday Of
last week to spend the afternoon.-Ir Irvine
Sun.
Miss Eve B. Rice, of Atlanta, is visiting
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FOunt Rice, al
Terrill, this county,
Miss Jane V. Rice, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fount Rice, will leave tomorrow tc
resume her studies at the Iowa State Col
lege, at Ames, Iowa. Miss Rice is taking
a four year course in that Institution. $3.50
Miss Anna Chenault is visiting relatives
and friends at Maysville.
Miss Lee Prather, of Lexington, is the
pleasant guest of relatives and friends in
this city.
Prot. Alex Bowles, band leader Of
Howe's Great London Shows, returned to
Richmond, last Sunday. Prof Bowles was
taken ill while at Alexander, Mimi, and
was confined to his bed during the greater
part of July. He later joined the show,
but was forced to resign on account of i'll
ness. He babe the members of the saw
dust trail"good bye"at Spring Green, Wis,
and came TO Richmond, where he still re-
mains on the sick list, although greatly i'm,
proved.
Prof. and Mr.. A. c. Marshall have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to points in
Ohio and West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bonny, of Waco, are
rejoicing over the arrival of a seven pound
SON. who was born Sunday, August 81. He
has. been christened Charles, Jr..
Miss Margaret Yates leaves today for
Wanenton, Georgia, where she has &C
cepted position to teach in the Warren
ton High School.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Freeman, who went
to Great Falls, Mimi. a few months ago to
make it their home, havereturned and will
a Gain take their residence in this county,
probably on their farm near Union. They
say Kentucky is good enough for them.
The relatives and friends from dis
tlnce attended the funeral of w. R. Pow
ell here Tuesday: Mrs Dave Friedman,
Mrs. J. B. Harris and daughters, DR.. Brown
Oldham and daughter, Bowen Lackey,
r. o. Lackey, Miss Matte Powell anc
brother, Elmer Deatherage, Mrs. Mar
Powell, Miss Fannie Powell, holland Pow
ell, Neal Powell, Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Eads, Mr. and Mrs T. Powell, Col
lege HILL; Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis, JohT.
Keller, Mt Sterling; Quinn Covington, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Wilson and daughter Wa
co; Edward Powell and daughter, Mr.. ano
Mrs. John McMeekin, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
Wilds, Lexington; Mrs. w. T. Basket,
Louisville; Virgil Wilds, Mrs. E. J. Poore,
Mrs. Edward Ballard, Stanford; Mrs A. c.
Miles and daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Dean, Mrs.
Chas. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Dick
erson, Lancaster Logan Ison and sister,
BUantsville