Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-30


Lynn Evans, Margaret Telford, Sarah
Luron, Jane Kennedy, of Denver; Jes-
sic Burnam and Mary McNeale.
Miss Gladys Smith spent Monday
in Lexington.
Mrs ]. w. Maupin is visiting rela-
tives in Paris.
Mr.. end Mrs. C. w. Goodloe spent
Tuesday in Berea.
Mrs. c. F. Higgins was visitor in
Lexington Monday.
Miss Ellen Moore, of Stanford, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Frank Foley was with friends
in Crab Orchard Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Foley, of Ravenna, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. Hunter Wilson spent the week
end with friends in Louisville.
Mr.. Walter Lynch, of Irvine, was
here on business trip Monday.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smyer has returned
from few days stay in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Murray Smith will entertain
her bridge club this afternoon at 2:30
Mrs. C. C. Rhodus was called tc
Texas by the serious illness of hel
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Broaddus have
returned from a visit to Huntington
w. Va.
Miss Mary Francis Mckinney ha;
returned from a visit to friends il
Versailles.
Miss Mary Boggs, of Nelson coun
ty, is visiting Mrs. r. C. Boggs OF
the Summit
Dr.. Gibson and Messrs. Sam Blacl
and Glenn Million are spending a few
days at Latonia.
Miss Norma Dykes and Miss Fran
els Gordon are spending the wcel
with friends in Paris.
MI. Clarence Brown, of Indianapo
lis, is visiting MI. aod Mrs. Free
Evans on Second street.
Miss Ada Recs,. of Berea Collegt
hospital, has accepted a position a
the Pattie Clay infrmary. III +
Miss Mary Hardin iVaught, Of Lex
| ingtons was "a guest, of Miss Marie
Harder the first Of the week. e g
/
DR.. and Mrs. r. C.iBoggs, Mrs, I'm
ma Fife and Mollie Fife spent Sun
| day at Grab Orchard Springs. b.. ..,.
| Mrs. T. II. Collins and Miss Mar
garetta Smith arq Yisiting Mrsf VII
liam Ray RstIifc ih#esrrpsbarrs / !! 2 ! J.
Mr. Thomas N9ynahan, -of IE.q4is
vile, was heret all}$ week 7sisftiA HI.
brother, Mr, Eugene K. Moynahann.:
Mrs. w o. Chandler, of South Car
DINA, is a guest in the home Of Rtv
NJ. T. Chandler and Mrs. Chandlcr:u
Nh and Mrs. b. b. Million, Mrs. iCd
Gil Thorpe and" son, Jewell, will 1cavi
Thursday for Latonia to attend The
races. ''.t.''t
Watson Clay, one Of the Daily Reg
ister's faithful carriers, is spendin;
the vacation months with relatives il
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Fife have re
turned from a visit to the latter.
mother, Mr.. Chadwick, in Crab Or
chard
Mr.. W. E. Perkins has returned tt
| his home at Rocky Mount, n. C.
after a few days visit to friends il
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Hill, of vii
liamsburg, are visiting the latter
sister, Mrs. w. T. Short, and Nj
Short on Glyndon avenue.
Mr.. Walker Mckinney is in Lex
inSton attending the Epworth League
convention, being sent as delegat,
from the Methodist church here.
Mr.. Samuel Crecelius and sons were
in Cincinnati last week. Concluding
their visit there, the boys left to JOIN
their mother in San Antonio, Texas
Mr. Fred Evans and family, whc
moved from London to Richmond two
years ago, will leave the first of JULY
to make their home in Lexington.
The Bourbon News says: "Mrs. Ear
Curtis and children have &, returned
from a visit to the formers sister
Mrs George Cleveland, in Nicholas
Vile"
Mrs. c. M. Brown and daughter
oil Paris, and Mr.. Wheeler Elkin, were
guests Tor the weekend in the homo