Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-05

who are extending heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mr. Bob Maupin was in Cincinnati
last week on business.
Mr.. Gordon Burgin has returned
from several months stay in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.Million and Mrs.
Cecil Thorpe spent Friday in Licking
ton.
Miss Mary Joseph Jones spent the
weekend with relatives in Lawrence
burg.
Miss Eugenia Elder is at home
from st. Agatha's Academy for
Easter.
Mrs. Sophia Tredway, of Paint
/ Lick, was the recent guest of Mrs.
Frank Foley.
Mrs. Alex Hargis, of Beattyville,
is visiting Miss Lucy Brandenburg on
Third street.
Mr.. James Carlton Deatherage has
returned from a business trip to Gin
cinnati.
Miss Julia Tribble is expected to
spend Easter With Miss Hazel Burn
am Tribble.
Mr.. Charlie Curtis has returned
from two weeks stay at Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mrs. Ethel Wilson Gott has return
ed from a visit to Mrs. L. T. Wilson
in Winchester.
Messrs, R. c., and Lewis Boggs, Of
Nelson county, are here for "a week
end visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Stewart and
family left Friday to make their
home in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Noel, of Gar
rard county, have returned home after
a visit to relatives here.
:; Mr. Earl McDougle left Saturday
for Louisville. where he will submit
to. tonsilectomy operation.
! Mr.. Harry D. Rice, who is farming
in Lancaster this year is at home foE
a weekend visit to his father.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Bender and sons
Frank ard Foi est, have returned from
a visit, to relatives in Nicholasvillc
Miss Jane Gcodoe, of Hollins Col
llege, Virginia, is the guest of Nj.
and Mrs. G. W. Goodtoe- on the Sum
nit.
Nh, 'Stapleton CIutchfeld, of Pitts
burgh was here Sunday called by the
death of his brother, Rev. G. w.
lCrutchfeld
III Many. friends will be sorry to hear
Fpf the critical illness, of Mrk.siH4 / G.
Rice at her home inFthe Eas TEN part
Of the city, -! '-''@ ~ 81 =
Captain J. r. Pates was here from
Traf-ord, Pa, Saturday and Sunday
for visit to his daughter, , NJ Isl,
Jeanette Patcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, n MIoberly left
FOR Harlan Friday having spent 2
week with Mr.. and Mrs T. A Camp
bell on Summit avenue.
Mrs. /. Stoller Best, of Birmimg
haa,, will arrive Tuesday to join hen
j husband for d visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Best.
Misses Mary and Esther Moynahap
arc homo from school in Winchester,
f,r few days stay with their moth
CT, Mrs. William Moynahan.
Miss Julia Enright is at home from
ST. Agatha's Academy, Winchester
for weekend visit to her parents, Mr.
and MIS- NJ F. Enright on West
Main.
Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Stockton have
returned from delightful stay o.
several weeks in Florida and Georgia
Miss Lucia Burnam will remain for :.
longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs William Park enter
tanned Sunday in honor of Rev. C. W
Ciuthchfield and Mrs. Crutchfeld, whc
have been guests of riends here the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parker (ncc
Miss Odessa Price, of Client, KY, ar
rived Saturday for visit to the lat
ter's parents, Judge w. K. Price and
Mrs. Price in Burnamwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Daley and two
little daughters, and Miss Macie and
Mr.. Neff Walton, all of Lancaster,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
d. Walton Saturday and Sunday.
The Winchester Sun: "Mrs. H. H.
Hall and sister, Mrs. Lucy Gregory
Arnold and guest, Mrs. Emily Sim
mons, of Boston, were in Paris this
week the guest of Mrs. Cassius M.