The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-17
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Miss Helen Bennett is visiting Mrs. E.
R. Garland, in Huntington, w. Virginia.
Miss Jamie Caperton is at home after
lovely visit to the Misses Johnson, at Co.
Iumbus, Ohio.
Miss Minor Herndon and Miss Gene
Doty, have been the guests of Miss Ethel
Turpin, at Red House.
Mr. and Mrs. Talt Todd and Mrs. Phil
Monyhan, have been the guests of Miss
White, in Lawrenceburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Flora and family, of
Jacksonville, Fla, are the guests of rela-
tives in the county.
Mrs Moberley, who has been the guest
of Mrs. J. c. Bales and other relatives, will
leave this week for her home in Tennessee.
Mrs. Porter has been with Mr.. and Mrs
Terry Hagan the past week and has been
cordially welcomed by her many friends.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Amsterdam, New
York, returned to her home the last of the
week, after visit to Mrs. Elmer Deatherage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wagers are the hap
Ply parents of little daughter, who has
been christened Rose Willoughby Wagers.
Mrs. X. C. Virgins. Mrs. Jas. Bennett
and Mrs A. c. Bennett were among those
who attended the Suffrage meeting in
Lexington.
Mr.. Riley Hill left Tuesday for Rich
mond, KY, where he is associated with
Mr.. Ernest zimmerman in the operation of
bowling Cynthiana Democrat.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cosby are glad to know their
little daughter, who was burned severely
last week, is now improving.
Mrs. A. r. Burnam, Mrs. Thompson
Burnam, Mrs. Waller Bennett and Miss
Lucia, Burnam attended the sale of Mrs.
Mary Cecil Cantrill in Georgetown, Thurs
day.
Miss Mary Roark spent a few days with
her father in Paris. Her sister, Miss
Nellie, accompanied her home to visit her
aunts, ..Mesdames Keller, Enright and Nc
earthly.
Mr.. w. c. Fitzpatrick, native and for
many years resident of.this county, but
for several years citizen of Shelby county,
has sold his farm in that county and
bought one in Henry county near Emf
hence -, - .sass--- -
zMiss Dovie White, of Richmond, was the
guest .of Mrs. J. G. Rupard last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Baxter, have gonesto
housekeeping in the. house formerly. occu-
pied / by Mr.. Burke.-Beattyville Enter
prise.
Mrs. Jas Deatheraee Mrs. McCann, Mrs.
JoesBales, Miss Kathleen Bales, Miss Hell
en- Dix aud Mrs. A C...Buchanan attended
the Suffrage Convention in Lexington and
remained over. for the banquet..at the -Phoe-
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ZMr. and Mrs. Werner Million, who have
been residing in Danville, left today for
Richmond, their future home. Their
many ifriendsx regret the, departure of this
excellent couple Messenger.E
=MrAT. J. Moberley. Of Richmond. Ky.
has.been hereithe pastweek repairing the
roof Fand slightsssof the Farmers. Tobacco
Warehouse, (which wilhelm firstclass order
for the !sales--which will begin about Dec
l, 1916 Cynthiana Democrat,
HMr and MIST. S.::Todd motored over
from Richmond Sunday and spent the day
with their relative, Miss Bess White
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones. Mrs Thos.. Curtis. Mrs.
Lizzie sSimmons and Mrs. Alice Farris.
of Madison, motored over Thursday and
spent the day with Mrs. E. H. Marrs.-An-
derson News.
Mr.. S. D. Van Pelt, of Danville, foreman
of the grand jury at the November term of
the United States District Court held in
this city, was pleasant caller at the Gil
max Madisonian Office. Mr.. Van PeIt is a
former resident of Richmond, having lived
here many years ago. He was associated
with Mr.. William Francis, now DIR. Viii
liam Francis of St Louis, Mo-. in the
monumental business. Mr.. Van Pelt spoke
in high praise of the many splendid i'm
provements made in this city in recent
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, of Stanford, and
Miss Leila Beatty, motored to Richmond
Sunday Mr. George Estes left Wednes-
day for Richmond to accept position in
his uncle's grocery store - Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Beatty have returned to their home
in Richmond after visit of two weeks to
Mr.. Cecil Beatty Miss Jennie Cox is at
home from the Normal school at Rich