Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-27
Here, There, Everywhere


the sixth grade in the Stanford High
School, came home Monday to be with
her mother. The flu Mutation has be-
come alarming in Stanford and school
activities have been suspended. It is
reported that there are 80 or more
cases in town and some 300 in the
county there and physicians are put
ting in their time trying to relieve
the situation.
Miss Mamie Mae Dawson spent the
weekend in Winchester and Lexing-
ton with friends from Charleston, w.
Va, who We're called 10 the bedside
of their relative.
The many friends of Mr.. ]. J. EN-
bry will be glad to know that he is re-
covering from a severe attack of flu.
Mr.. Embry's case was a very serious
one and friends were very apprehen-
sive about his recovery.
Mr. Fields, of the Savage-Smith
Lumber Company, has moved his
family into the house recently pur-
chased by Mrs. K. G. Virgins, on AS
pen avenue.
Miss Mary B. Clay, who has had
rooms at the Glyndon, has engaged
rooms with Mrs. Hattie Buchanan on
West Main street.
Mr.. RI. Fl. Blair, who has been 10
Gated in Richmond for the past year
looking after the interests Of the
Hoffman Oil Company, has moved his
family to Louisville. Mr.. Blair and
wife made many friends during their
stay here, who regret to see them
leave, but wish him much success IN
his new field.
The Chorus Class Of Eastern Nor
NAL, under the direction Of Prof. s. s.
Myers, have their weekly practice to
morrow, Thursday evening at seven
O'Clock, in the Normal chapel. Several
Richmond singers have Joined the
chorus, and the music for the May
Festival this year promises to excel
"The Rose Maiden" which was 50 ca
lpably rendered last year. New MEM
bers will be welcomed.
Numerous friends Of Mrs. J. w.
Earring viii be very sorry to know that
she is quite sick in a Lexington hos
|pital. We hope to hear Of her speedy
recovery.
Mrs. George G. Cornelius, who has
been confined to her room at the Hotel
lGlyndon for several days, on account
Of illness, was very much improved
Tuesday.
| Judge N. B. Turpin, Mrs. Turpin,
and granddaughter, Miss Margaret
Turpin, have reached their destina-
ltion in Florida, having gone through
in their Ford touring car.
Miss Frances Hord, Miss Thelma
Robb, Miss Estelle Smith and Mr..
Ralph Smith, Of Lexington. composed
"a pleasant house party for the week
end entertained by Misses Altman
Collins street.
| Miss Anne Camden, of Versailles,
who was quite i'll last week at Fort
oglethorpe, Ga, is very much improv-
ed and DR.. Steadman, her family ply
stefan has returned home, having been
called to take charge Of the crisis.
II Mr.. Thomas holland, an officer of
high rank in the naval service, arrived
Monday night for visit with his wife
nee Miss Burnam Taylor, and rela-
Itives in the city. Mr.. Noland serves
ION the high seas and has spent much
time about Bermuda Islands and the
western coast. Mr.. and Mrs. holland
are visiting Mrs. Con Taylor and
family on Broadway.
H In Woodford county at the sale d
McFall Bros, near Troy, horses
brought from s12b 10 $176; sheep.
$50 per head; young hulls, SEQ; cattle.
$s5 to $126 and hogs, ST . hundred,
la. L. Edwards sold $50 acres of
land on Seele's turnpike 1t $s00.26
land 80 aerss On Clifton pilre for 41o2,
|lFrank Behannon sold 1ee aeres 81
Hand two and oneha1f nils 1kou
verssilIea, 70 W. h Bdu,rds. r.. fpr
|I$9Qz.ro . aere.
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