The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-04
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Miss Georgia Baker, of Macon. Ga. has
been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Turley.
Miss Annie Walker of Whites Station
is visiting her nephew, Jno. w. Walker at
Irvine
Mr.. Raymond Roark is expected this
week from Wisconsin to visit his mother,
Mrs. Mary c. Roark.
Prof. Frances Heverlo has accepted
position elsewhere and will not return to
the Normal School.
Mrs. ]. T. Toy and little daughter have
been with Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Cornelius
for the past week.
Mr.. Sam Bullock has been the guest of
Mrs. S. L. Midkiff at her home on Third
street
Misses Ruth and Mary Clark of Midway
have returned home after visit to Miss
Jeanette Pates.
Mr.. and Mrs Owen Burton and children
have been the guests of Mrs. Dora Griess.
on Lancaster Ave
Mesdames T. S. Todd, VIM Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maupin motored to
Louisville Thursday.
Mrs. Bullock of SheIbyville and Miss
Fisher of Danville have been the guests
of Mrs. B. L. Middleton.
Little Betsy Toy, the daughter of Mrs.
]. T. Toy has been quite i'll for several days
but is much improved.
Miss Virginia Ware and Mr.. Frank
Walton of AllensviIle, KY, have been the
guests of Mrs. c. H. Vaught.
Letters received from Miss Hattie Lee
Million speak in glowing terms of the
wonders of the Golden West"
Mrs. L. B. MetcaIfe of Cincinnati, O.,
will spend the hot days of August with
Mrs. L. Metcalfe at Waco. Ky.
Mrs James Neale and Alice Tribble
motored TO Paris Friday to see Mrs. JOIN
Williams who has been in the hospital a
that place.
Mrs. Mary C. Roark has been granted Z
leave of absence for the coming year ant
will go to Madison, Wisconsin to be will
her sons.
Miss Georgia Grinstead of Corbin, Ky.
and Mrs. Tommie Jackson and son o
Barbourville, Ky. are visiting Mrs. Martin
Gentry.
News comes from Frankfort announcing
the arrival of fair little daughter at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Elliott
Congratulations.
Miss Rosa Lee Alverson, who has beei
the guest of her brother, ]. NJ. Alverson
who has returned to her home at Rich
mond - Miss Frances Hevelo, of Spring
field, o., who has been the guest of Ma
L. w. Mckee and family, has returned
home.-Anderson News.
A party of SIX composed of Mrs. A.
Buchanan, Misses Issie Million, Eleano
Hagan, Elath Buchanan, Nancy Hader
and Mary @. Covington, left Wednesda
for the Panama Exposition. They wi
remain at Yellowstone Park about fiv
days on the way out and will return by tn
Grand Canyon route.
Mr.. William Wallace, of Richmond
spent Sunday with friends in this city -
Mrs B. G. Nunnelley leaves Thursday T.
visit her sister-in-law, Mrs: Ike Smith O
New Castle Mr.. Mike Enright, of Rich
mond, was the guest of Messrs. Josep
H., and John H. Keller.-Mt Sterling Az
vocate.
Miss Florence Simrall, of Lexingto
and Sarah Chenault of Richmond, wi
leave Friday for the New Jersey Coast fo
visit to their aunt, Mrs. Keats Speed
Miss Mary Walton, the pretty little daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Walton, of Lea
ington, has returned home after pleasar
visit to her cousin, Miss Margaret Wells ii
Danville. Lexington Heratd.
B. F. Hurst, of the Richmond Plumbing
and Heating Co., and T. ]. Turner, of tn
Jackson Plumbing end Machine Suppl
Co., were in town this week on bushes
- Mr.. Joe Griggs, who has bee
with the Hazard Pharmacy for some tim
past, left recently for Georgia, where
will take post graduate course in pha
macy. Mr.. Harris. of Jackson, is his SUI
cessor at the Pharmacy-Hazard Herald
Mrs. William Howard, of Richmond
and Mrs. Alice Fisher. of Carlisle, wer
guests this week of their brothers, Messr
William and Frank Remington, and the
sister, Mrs. Mamie Parrish, in this city
Mrs. Mamie P. Embry has returned t
Richmond, after a visit to Mr.. and Mr.
III. ]. McClintock. on Duncan avenue
While visiting Mrs. d. L. Cobb, at Ricl
mond. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Broadwel
) fell down fight of steps and broke he
J arm Miss Alice Smith left Monday fc
Richmond after weeks visit to Mrs. Sar
Rankin. Bourbon News.
Commissioner H. G. Baxter announce
that work will begin on the section of tn,
Dixie Highway from Berea to Kingsto
within next ten days. Hurrah for tn
Dixie High way go. Mrs. ]. M. Early was
business caller in Richmond last Frida
F. o. Bowman was a business visito
to Richmond Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. A.. L. Taylor and George H. Smith
of Richmond, were traven visitors las
Thursday Mrs Laura Jones was visi
ing in Richmond the first of the week.
Miss Rebecca Oglesby has been visitin
several of the homes around Berea tn
past week giving demonstrations in can
ming On account of the resignation o
the chief musician Sidney Griffith o
Richmond, Mr.. Garfield had change o
the second Regiment Band, which scored
perfect during the encampment.-Be
Citizen.
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