The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-09
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tary of Stale, was handshaker here Mon
day and gave this office some cordial grips
Mr.. Perry Davis, of NicholasviIle, was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. E. P. Campbell, of Irvine, was court
day visitor.
Mr.. S. B. Kelly of Irvine according to his
usual custom, visited this city court day.
Mr.. c. J. Walker, of Atlanta, Ga, is in
the city visiting his sister, Mrs Cornie Clay.
He goes from here to indianapolis. Mr..
Walker left here thirty one years ago. His
brief visit was much enjoyed by his old
school mates.
Dr. Pattie has written an interesting
account of his recent visit to Richmond,
Va, where he attended the Confederate
Reunion and it will appear shortly in this
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Deatherage, Mrs.
Earring, Col. and Mrs H. B. Hanger, Messrs
Pattie, Miller and Cosby, who attended
the confederate reunion at Richmond. Va.
have returned. All of these Johnnie Rebs
enjoyed the outing and the reunion very
much and are full of words of praise for
the many kindnesses shown them by the
citizens and officers of the reunion.
The many friends of Mrs. T. NJ. Carnes
will be glad to learn she is improving after
illness of five weeks, at her fathers home
in Valley View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Kennedy of Cincin.
natl have been the recent guests of Mrs.
E. T. Burnam.
Among the young gentlemen who have
returned from various colleges for the sum-
mer are: Messrs. Gordon Barnes, Edwin
Turley, Creswell Carson, Thompson and
Logan Burnam, Chas. Vaueht, Edwin
Powell, Frank Cornelius, Jim and Curt
Park Tom McCown and Curt Bennett
Mrs. Robt. Simpson is at Lexington
with her daughter, Nancy Gertrude who is
very i'll with mumps.
Mr.. Nay Coy is at Mt. Jackson SAM
tarium for two weeks visit and to attend
he automobile tournament.
Miss Alice Whitlock has returned from
from Midway, where she attended COM
mencement.
Miss Pearl Shrewsbury is at home from
school at Midway.
Mr.. w. F. Higgins was in Maysville
Sunday to see his uncle, Mr.. Brown, who
has been sick for sometime.
Messrs. Fountain and John Baker and
Misses Helen and Martha Baker, Miss
Lilly Powell, Miss Martha Rouse of Mich
olasville, spent Saturday till Sunday night
with Miss Leila Jane and Bessie Harris.
Mr.. John Harris, of Louisville, is visiting
his father and mother, Prof and Mrs. Har.
ris, on Fifth street.
DR.. Francis, of St. Louis who formerly
lived here, is visiting friends and relatives
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jett, of Madison
county, have been spending several days
in Danville Mrs. Robert Bruce of Stan.
ford, Mrs. Sam Haselden, of Lancaster
Miss Julia Higgins, of Richmond, have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Baugh-
man.-Danville Messenger.
Malcolm B. Reid, Jr. son of NJ. NJ. Reid
who lives near Becknersville, Clark county
has finished a course of Bookkeeping
Commercial farming and Banking with
great honors at Wilbur r. Smith Business
College at Lexington, Ky.
The Woodford Sun in speaking of the
Commencement exercises of Margaret Col
lege makes very complimentary mention
of the playing of Miss Marie Louise KeI-
logg, one of Richmond's prominent young
musicians.
Miss Julia White, of Richmond, was the
guest of Miss Judith Tudor last week. Mis-.
| White who is quite an accomplished must.
clan, having studied in Boston, will teach
class here this fall Quite a number o
pupils have already been secured-Estil
Tribune.
Mrs. w. NJ. Jones and daughter, Mis-.
Mamie, and little son Basil is visiting Mr..
]. c. Salmon, of La Barge, Wyoming. The,
are delighted with the beautiful scenes o
the West. From here they will visit Mrs
A. c. Salmon, of Coalville, Utah. The,
will visit the great Salt Lake and yellow
Stone Park before returning home
Mr.. Lucien Burnam, of Richmond, wa
in Danville yesterday - Mrs Lewis Neal
left this morning for her home in Rich
mond, after pleasant week spent with he