Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-31

one Of the county's most enthiuasti
patriots during the war, and Novem
Der IL, anniversary of the signing O.
the armistice, was chosen fittin(
date for their marriage. After tn,
ceremony, Capt. Rogers and his bird,
will make their home in Marshall
Texas. Capt. Rogers is prominen
IlAnchman, and is interested in a chair
Of mercantile, wholesale and retail
grocery houses. He also has extern
sive oil interests.
Mrs. John Hurst spent Wednesda!
in Lexington. Is
DR. hume, of Louisville, Us il
this city, this week.
ed the body Of Mrs. Gabby to Mays
vile today for burial.
Mr.. and MRS. Robert MaupiI
mQtored to Louisville Monday.
4 Mrs. r. ]. Mckee and Miss Lydia
Mckee spent Friday in Lexington,
MIR. George Rogers and son, Edgar
were in Lancaster Monday to attend
court. 49, \
!. MI. Simon We'll, the cattle King,
Of Lexington, is here on business this
week. ~
Mrs. zerlia aDonelson and Mr..
Harry Rice spent Tuesday in Nichol-
MI. w. d. Oldam and Mr. Abner
Ferrill Oldham spent Thursday in
Messrs. Ed Greene and W. G.
Curry Of Winchester, were recent
visitors here. r.
Miss Annie Rogers was the guest
of Misses Stella and Grace Rowlette
Wednesday night.
Mrs. w. j. Collins and Mrs. ]. S.
Collins are guests of Mrs. c. B. Me-
Cord in Winchester
Mrs. Alice Tribble has returned
from Lexington where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Carr. q
Messrs. w. d. Logue and Arthur
Cox, of Burgin, made business trip
10 Richmond Monday.
Mrs. Werner Million has returned
from delightful stay of several
weeks with relatives in Virginia.
Miss Lucia Burnam has returned
from visit to Mrs. James C. Will
son in Cherokee Road, Louisville.
Miss Jane Rogers, of Hanover, Ind,
IS visiting her aunts, Mrs. G. w.
Evans and Miss Curraleenp Smith.
Mrs. Earl Jones and daughter have
returned to Ravenna after visit to
Mrs. Traylor on Woodland avenue
Mrs. Earl Curtis and children are
expected next week from q visit to
Mrs. w. w. Roberts, in Nicholasville.
Mrs. Harry M. Blanton and. Mrs.
Joseph Head motored TO Louisville
The first Of the week for . visit to-
friends. n ~.
Mrs. Allen Ashhook, nee Miss Sue
Bennett, is expected next week for q
7isit to Mrs. Walker Bennett and
,ther relatives.
Miss Mae Flannery, who is teach
ng is in Beattyville, will be at home
Halloween with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fannery.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Griggs
AVE returned from their bridal trip
md are with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
sriggs on Oak street.
Mrs. wager, wife of Gov. Arthur
aRer, OI fOTW NiCOs 10 CAPCSVcu
text week for visit to Mrs. Waller
Bennett on, West Main street =.
Mr.. Joe B. Arnold, of Louisville,
oined his wife here last night with
,er last night and with her Prof.
sabby and Harold Gabby accompani-
Judge Grant E. Lilly and Mrs.
lilly, Of Lexington, were here We'd
lesday en- route to Irvine to attend
he funeral of the formers brother,
Mr.. VIM. Lilly. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arnold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Simmons, and McCreary Sim
mons will go to Lancaster today for
he Johnson Bourne wedding.
The Louisville Herald says: "Misss
Nary Arthur Belle, of Lexington,
Misses Virginia and Zerelda holland,
# Richmond, spent the weekend in
louisville the guests of Miss Mildred
sraham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kinnard, of
3erea, and MIR. and Mrs. Bill Cab
,ard, of Walston motored down to
White Hall Sunday and were guests
# Mrs. S. M. Azbill, who is very i'll
It this writing.