The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-13
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Mr. R. c. Hooker, of Stanford, was in
the city last week.
Mrs. J. r. Lanter, of Winchester spent |
the week end with Mrs. S. P. Bush.
Miss Julia Hills, of Irvine, has been the
guest of friends in this city
Mr.. William Rurnam has returned to
Kiski Academy at Salisbury, Pa.
Mrs Mary Bates Miller has been very
sick for the past week but is now improved.
Mr. Walker Burnsides, of Louisiana,
has been here for the past week on bust
ness.
Mrs. Vim. Wells, of Nicholasville, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
county,.
| Mrs. John Donaldson left last week for
Columbia, s. c., to be the guest of Mrs.
Mary Francis.
DIR. E..B. Barnes spent Monday in Lex
| ington where he attended the Ministerial
Association.
Mr.. Frank Leslie Russell has been con-
fined to his room the past week but is
now able to be out
Hon. J. B. Willis and wife of Crab Or
chard visited relatives in this city and
county last week.
Mrs j. P. CuIqertson and two little ones
have been quite sick at their home on
High Street TINS week.
Mr.. Richard Cobb, of Danville, has been
a recent visitor of Mrs. James w. Caperton
and Mrs. Thos. Phelps
/ Mr.. ]. Hunter Matthews was among
those from Richmond, who attended the
State Poultry Show.
A Little Marian Douglas, the infant daugh-
ter, of Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Douglas has
been quite sick for the past week.
n
turned from pleasant visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bruce in Stanford.
Mr.. L. H. Sauhey, of Stanford, was in
Richmond on business Friday and was a
pleasant caller at the Climax Office.
Mr.. Ed. c. Wines is in Jackson, Ky.
assisting in opening up new drug store
? at that place. He will be away about two
, weeks.
|. Mrs. John Dykes, of Danville, and Mrs.
Q Hanley Nippert, of Cincinnati, are guests
4 of Judge and Mrs. Jas. Dykes in Burnham.
wood.
Mrs Dan Harder who has been quite i'll
!. for the last two weeks is now improving
s and her friends hope to see her out in 4
short while.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Collins are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of a lovely
little daughter at their home on Broad
ii way.
Messrs Harder Dunbar and Gilber
Tracy with their wives left yesterday tC
spend the remainder of the winter a
% Coronado, Fla.
r Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. SeyTelI have returned
il to their home in Cynthiana after spending
h the holidays with Mrs. Maria McKinne.
er and family on Woodland, avenue.
1t Mr.. and Mrs Harold Oldham mortore.
De to Lancaster Saturday and remained until
~ Monday morning the guests of Judge ant
Is Mrs. Clay Arnold.
Maria Gibson the young daughter of MI
d. and Mrs. John r. Gibson was operated OF
Id for adenoids last week in Cincinnati. W.
are glad to report that she is doing nicely
The State, paper published at Jackson
lg VILE Fla, has a splendid picture of Mi
IN Frank E. Jennings, who married Mrs. Johl
by Hoe Russell. OF this city, some years age
rs Mr. Jennings is a prominent lawyer of tina
A. city. The paper publishes some excerpt
III from an article written by Mr.. yennings:o
en- Factories and Farms Mr.. Jennings
ed well known here and has visited Mrs.
w. Caperton and Mrs. Thomas Phelps.
Mr.. B. w. Mitchell, formerly of Madiso
lis county, a son of William Mitchell, VIII
,le went West twenty years ago and too
;h- charge of one of the ranches of the LAT
Major w. w, Watts. of this city, was cleo
ed the high Sherln OF crosby county, Lex
40. at the November election. He carried q
" the precincts of the county and had ham
some majority. He has made good in tt
Il West and is wealthy man. He is
Oh nephew of D. L. Cobb, of this city.
If Beginning the seventeenth of this moni
and on into the next week, closing on Il
twenty-second, the First Presbyteris
eI church will observe special week of VIC
est ship, when they will have with them Il
Rev. ]. Gray McAllister, of Louisville, K
He will address the assemblies at each 81
in vices, in the afternoon, with lectures, al
lrs- at night, with sermons Beautiful mus
ma, will mark these meeting, and Mrs. HaT
leir Baylor Hanger, of Richmond, KY, will
here during the series of meeting and v
delight the people with her music. Pr
ms notices say of her: She is one of the ms
Z accomplished lyric sopranos which it. b
ves- been our privilege to hear for some tin
In. Reared amidst culture and refneme
rsr. which is reflected in her personality to
oht marked degree, and having enjoyed seve
elp- years of the most careful music traini