Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-21
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

| MIR. and Mrs. B. K. Duncan, for
merly of this city, recently elect
| ed principal of the Ravenna grad
ed school, has been called to the
pastorate Of the Christian cllurcL
! at Livingston.
! DIR. B. F. Robinson. OF Berea, is
IN Louisville this week attending
1.-THE State Medical Association.
Martha Boone, six-year-old
child Of Mrs. Ida Bailey, George
town street Lexington, is thought
to be fatally injured, having been
run over by Lexington George
ltown passenger bus Saturday
night.
| Z. T. Rice was in Lancaster
| Wednesday.
| Mr.. {. S. Powell, son Of Mr..
/; and Mrs. {. S. Powell, on East
Main street, who has been with
the Purdy Drug Company. of
Royal Oak, Mich, the past two
years, has accepted position
with Chicago Chemical Company
with territory in Michigan.
Mr.. ]. Yves Mckinney is able
to be up On the porch in a roller
chair after several months con-
finement with fractured hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dykes. who
have had charge of the RivervieW
Hotel at Irvine. will leave soon
for Tampa, Fla, to spend the VIM
ter. During their absence Mr.,
and Mrs Elmer Tate will have
have charge Of the popular hos
terry.
Prof Lassiter, Of the Madison
High School, has taken rooms
with Mrs L. p. Evans in Bur-
namwood for the school year.
Mr.. Lehber. OF Louisville, was
in Richmond Tuesday to make an
estimate on decorating the audi
forum of the First Christian
! church.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Moberley
have leased the beautiful country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Neale
on the Lexington pike for the
year 1922.
Mr.. Jonah Wagers was out
Tuesday after a several days ILL
ness.
Mr.. w. O. Mays made Il bust
ness trip to Frankfort Monday.
Mrs. Pattie Ellison has return
ed from visit to her son, Amos
Ellison, in Akron, O., and has
rooms with Mr. and Mrs. Dock
Ferrill on Third street.
| Mrs. J. S. Hutsell, Mrs. James
Vim, Mrs. Florence Williams, OF
Winchester, visited the Waco
pottery Monday.
| The handsome brick building
being erected at Berea to be call
ed the Union church. is nearing
completion, and is a very great
improvement as we'll rs numerous
other new buildings under con-
+struction there this summer.
| Miss Dolly Pickles, OF Balti-
more. who has been spending the
summer with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs O. w Pickles, has
| entered school at the Model. Her
numerous friends are delighted to
know she will remain for the
| winter.
| Mrs. Fannie Halves has taken
rooms with Mrs. Thomas Wilcox
on Third street.
| Miss Ellene Reid, of Danville.
who has a position as instructor
in music in Caldwell School, is
with Mrs. ]. ". Azbill on Broad
way. is
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Simpson
were called to Round Hill by the
| death of the formers niece, Mrs.
Marion Hurt.
! The Daughters of Rebekah
celebrated their 10th anniversary
at the Odd Fellows Hall. Tuesday
night. The program was most
appropriate to the occasion. Attor
ney c. c. Wallace, r. B. Mullins,
and Reed Juett being the speak
ers, and the Rebekahs were rep
resented by Misses Elizabeth Ed :.
wards. Stella York, and Miss
Greer A large number OF Wis
itors from Winchester. Ravenna
and Gainesville were in attend
ance and the occasion was greatly
enjoyed. Delicious refreshments