The Madisonian., December 23, 1913, Image 10

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CHRISTMAS BANQUET
One of the very jolliest gatherings of thei ter Mrs- Turley,
Telephone all social news to 638.
- Anna D. Lilly, Social Editor
MISS BENNETT'S BRIDGE .
Miss Helen Bennett entertained the
Married Ladies Bridge on Tuesday after
noon; the hours passed most pleasantly
and the prizes were awarded Misses Lucia
Burnam and Mollie Fife.
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CHRISTMAS GERMAN
The Christmas German will be danced
on Friday evening December twenty-sixth
at Masonic Temple and will be led by Mr.
Edwin Stockton and Miss Mary B. Smith.
The affair promises Xo be unusually pretty
and will be much enjoyed as a large num
ber of our young people are at home for
the Holidays.
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PARRISH -COSBY
A wedding which came as a surprise to
.their many friends was that of Miss Annie
Cosby and Mr. John Parrish of this city.
which occurred in Lexington on Wednes
dayv; TheJHide is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Cosby and the groom is the
son of Mrr Pete Parrish, both of this place.
The young people have many friends
who join in every good wish for a happy
journey through life.'
WOMANS CLUB
The WomansClub met on Monday after
noon and enjoyed several very delightful
talks; one by Mrs. D. R. Shackelford whose
subject was "Mary Baker Eddie" and the
Work's of George Elliot by Mrs. G. VV.
Pickels. Mrs. Gould a guest of the after
noon told some very interesting things
about the school at Hindman and settle
ment work. It is to be regretted that more
could not have heard these discussions-
BIRTHDAY DINNER
relatives; the occasion was the celebration
of his birthday a'd that of his friend Mr.
S. S, Combs, v hos3 birthday comes only
one day earlier. The table groaned be
neath its weight of good things and seated
around the board many old memories were
revived, recalling the days of "auld lang
syne."
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WILLOUGH BY-WARD
Mr. Prewitt Willoughby, of Richmond,
was married "to Miss Ward of Paintsville
on Wednesday last, "
Miss Ward attended the Normal School
here for several years and made many
friends. .
Mr. Willoughby is associated with his
father in the coal business and is a young
man of industrious habits ard justly pop
ular. We extend congratulations to the
young couple.
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WrILSON-WAGEJS
Miss Nettie Wagers, the eldest daughter i
of Mr. Jonah Wagers of this city was united
in marriage on Saturday afternoon tMr.
J. W. Wilson of Lancaster, Dr. E. B Barnes
performed the ceremony.
The bride is one of our lovliest girls, at- j
tractive and of an unusualfy sweet disposi-
tion. After , a short trip Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson will return to Kirksville to make j
their home.
With other mends the
wishes then God ;peed.
winter, was the Xmas banquet given on
Thursday evening by Mr. Turley's class
at the Christian Church.
In the dining room, five tables were
spread; beautiful with snowy linen, center
pieces of lace , and low arrangement of
white flowers" and green plants. Covers
were laid for forty and the following menu
served; oyster soup, celery, pickles, old ham,
light rolls, potato chips, fruit salad, coffee;
bisque cream, assorted cakes.
Mr. Turley made a veiy gallant after-dinner
speech thanking the ladies who so ably
assisted in serving the banquet after which
Mr. Elmer Deatherage entertained with an
Alhambra party; the ladies were also in
vited, to atte.vi but - as they, were unable
Mrs. Riley Spears is visiting her daugh- I
Mr. David Phelps is here on a visit to
his' parents. :--,' ' . '
Miss Lillian Rogers, of Ford, is visiting
relatives here this week. v
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Miss Ada Parke, who has been the guest
of Mrs. H. C. Carr in Lexington, has re
turned home. , ''
Attorney A. R. . Burnam, Jr., of Rich
mond, Referee in Bankruptcy for this dis
trict, was in the city Monday on business.
"Winchester Democrat."
Mrs. Davis, of Campbellsville, Ky., is the
guest of her sister Mrs. S.D. Parrish. -
Mrs. Clara Traylor has returned from a
visit to relatives in Lincoln county.
' Mrs.' James Deatherage and Mrs. Geo.
in Lexington,
to ao so, ne, witn characteristic generosity, j B0gari spent Wednesday
gave tnem a tneater party tne next even- shopping.
mg at the Opera House as a htting close
to the festive occasion. .
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CLOTHING! V
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING!
Personal
Phone 638 or 791 for all personal items
. Mrs. Mary Dickerson is the guest ofi
her daughter in Garrard.
Miss Annie Mae Walker is visiting her j
aunt, Mrs. Cotton, in Danville.
Mrs Maiy B. Dean, of Richmond Nor
mal School, is visiting relatives in Nicho
lasville. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Brown, of Stanford,
arrived last week to make their home in
this city.
Mr. Robert Penn, of this c'tv, was the
j guest of his father last week in Pans.
Judge Shackelford and aunt Mrs. Lizzie
j Shackelford, were the recent guests of
I Paris friends.
Mrs. Dan Chenault, Miss Josephine and
Miss Austin Lilly spent Monday in Lexing
ton, shopping.
Mr. Wm. Collins is here to spend Xmas
Madisonian ; withhis paients.
Mr. Curt Bennett, is at home for the
Holidays. '
MARRIED IN LEXINGTON . - !
-Miss Laura May me Thomas of Red i
House was married to Mr. Robert Logan '
Mrs. Mollie Dudley remains critically ill
at the Gibson Infnmary.
Miss Elizabeth Bianton returned from
r a. j i i t
Riddle of Nicholasville on Tuesday, at the j "-me. wuwy wnere sne nas oeen at
home of Dean Calhoun in Lexington. j tendin scuol
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen is at home
The bride is the attractive daughter of t
Mr. John Thomas of Red- House and also ! f"m Randolph Macon.
a niece of Mr. Edward.Catson of this place, s "Miss Annie Mae Walker has returned
Mr. Riddle is the son of J. L. Riddle of j from a visit to friends in Danville. j
Nicholasville and isa young man who stands ; Miss Saran Marshall has returned to her j
high in that community. He is a graduate j home after spendini! the winter with Mrs. !
On Sunday the 21th Mr. W. L. Crutchef ' of Transylvania University and now has j jae Collins. -
was host of an old fashioned Kentucky ; charge of a church in Shelby county where
dinner given to a number of friends and I the young people will make their home.
Mrs. L. B. Herrington was a visitor in
Lexington last week.
Miss Margaret Parrish was in Irvine
i last week, reporting for the Estill Circuit
' Court
j Mr. Grant E. Lilly attended Circuit
Court in Estill county for several days the
past week. , .
! Miss Bessie Shugars is at home after a
pleasant visit to friends and relatives in
Stanford.
Mrs. J. G. Bosley has returned from a
short visit to Lebanon, Ky.
Miss Mary Katherine White has been
the guest of Miss Judith Tudor in Irvine.
Miss Sarah Quisenberry was the guest
of friends in Lexington last week. I
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CapL D. N. Sharp has' been with rela-,
fives in Shelbyville. j
Judge Benton, oT Winchester, has been i
in the city on business. J
Hon. Jere A. Sullivan is much improved
and will spend )the Holidays in Richmond.
Dr. S. G. Zinke was in Cincinnati sever-:
al days the past week.
Mrs. Harry Bianton and children have
returned from' a visit to relatives in Lex- j
ington.
Mr. William Evans has gone to the Ca
nal zone where he will engage in business
with his brother Mr. Joe Evans. . ' I
Miss Lucy Lee Walton, of Or:ando, Fla.,
has been a visitor in Richmond, and attend,
ed the Jett-Rayburn wedding.
Miss Helen Bennett has returned to this
city after spending some weeks in Franks
fort. !
Mr. W. S. Glass is in Winchester on
business.
Judge W. R. Shackelford has returned
Mr. Fred Gumbert, of Huntington. West
from a business irip to Paris and Lexin- K
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall will move the
Va., is visiting
Chas. Gumbert.
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The wife desires to
give her husband
everything.'
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the best ' of
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makes the
best possible coffee.
Kentucky Utilities Co., Inc.
his parents Mr. and Mrs. 1 nrt OI tne yr the Douglas-Simmons
- j flat. . !
State University- Mr and rs- D. M. Chenault and Miss
Josephine leave this week for Mt. Sterling
Mr. Geo. Gumbert, of
Lexington, is spending the Holidays with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gumbert.
Mr. Perry Davidson of the "Normal, left
Richmond Friday to be in St. Joseph Hos-
j pital Lexijigton during the Holidays where
j he will undergo an operation for appendi
citis. . - - . :
to spend Xmas with Mr. , and Mrs. George (
Snyder. v i
- Mrs. J. W. Zaring, Mrs. Jno. Allen and
daughter and Mr. Louis Schlegel motored
to' Lexington Tuesday. , i
Miss Anna Moore of Madison Institute
Miss Ada "Young, of Baldwin, who has! wil1 spend the Holidays at her home in
been teaching, closed her school Dec 19
with a large attendance, i The school
closed with a Xmas tree. . '
Miss Mary Joseph McKee is expected
home this week from Nazareth Academy.
1 Mr. John Walker McKinney is at home
from Millersburg for the Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Bogard have moved into
the Royce cottage on Fourth SL
Mr. William Marstellar who has been
teaching French at Ann Arbor reached
home Saturday to spend Xmas.
Miss Anna Gordon who is attending
school at the Normal, has gone to Nicho-
! iasville to spend the Holidays.
! Rev. Ashford Reeves, . of Georgia, is at
j home for the Holidays and was a guest at
the Turley C a s Banque!.
J Miss Jennie, Dickerson, of this city, has
j been visiting Miss Minnie Brown at Lan
i caster. " . "
Mrs. Mary C. Roark and daughter Kath
leen are in Washington visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Creegan Roark. . v-:
To
acco . wrowers:
Sales Seas of, 1913-14; is Mow Oe
Our daily average to date is better than 14 Cents
Having! installed every known device to facilitate the handling : of the tobacco
from the time it comes off the wagon until it goes on the cars, we are better prepared
than ever to handle your crop. ' . U . . . . . .
v ' Several of the largest buyers on this market will handle and prize their pur
chases at our plant. The fact is, it is much cheaper for these men to handle their to
bacco at the Madison Tobacco Warehouse because of the , connection with the railroad,
and our viaduct connecting the sales house with the prizing department does away with
any wagon haul. We guarantee to every grower the very best pricje. Thanking you for
your past patronage and soliciting same. in the future, we are, I ,: ,
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Incorporated
Missouri.
Miss Maiy Louise Reynolds leaves this
week for Cynthiana to spend Xmas.
Miss Margaret Arnold has gone to Lan
caster to spend the Holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. R. M. Robinson has returned to
her home in Danville after a visit to rela- J
tives in Richmond. 4 !
Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Perry, of Stanford, ,
motored to Richmond the past . week to J
see Mr. G. C. Igo who has been quite ill. j
Mr. and Mrs. Jeptha Jett have returned j
to Richmond. j
Mrs.. Mary Sullivan and Miss Kathleen '
will spend .the Holidays in Richmond. j
Miss Bessie Tribble who has been . in i
Lexington at an infirmary is much improv
ed and hopes to spend Xmas at home. j
Judge N. B. Turpin has been quite sick ;
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Maupin ;
on Broadway. - - . . - ;
Mrs. Elmer, Deatherage spent several'
days last week in Cincinnati. V . :
Mr. Geo. Goodloe has returned from.a
short trip to Columbus, Ohio. - ;
Judge and Mrs. Benton visited relatives
in the city the past week.
Mr. Rufus Oldham, of Bloomingtou, I1L
is with relatives in the county.
Mrs. Nannie Embry leaves this week
for Dallas, Texas to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Dunlop. '
- .Rev. BC. Horton has returned from a
short trip to Mt Sterling. i
Miss HangtT, of Staunton Virginia, is
with Mrs. H. B. Hanger for several weeks.
Mr. Green Igo continues very ill at his
home on Lexington pike ' .-;
Mr. Gaines' Jasper will reach home this
week to spend the Holidays. . . "
. Messrs. Chas. Vaught, , Thompson and
Logan Burnam -and Mr. Edwin Powell
will spend Xmas at home.
Mr. Joe Haselden was a visitor here sev
eral days ago.
Rev. Hawkins of Elkhom Ky. has been
the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Grinstead.
Miss Evelyn Clark, of Midway spent the
week end with Miss Jeannette Pates. j
uMiss Kitty Bogard, of Hopkinsville, art
rived Saturday lo be the guest of Mr. Geo.
Bogard and familyon fourth street
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willis came over from
Crab Orchard Sunday to see Mrs," Sarah
Dejarnett and to attend Mr. W. L. Crutch
er's birthday dining. '-N ; '
The greatest Clothing
offering for the people of Richmond,
Madison county, and adjoining coun
ties, will commence at the great
sisy IBee
Casta Store
atarday, November
and continue for 30 days, or until
our entire clothing stock has been
closed out.
. Our stock of clothing was never
more complete than now. Every
thing in the clotMng department ' is
strictly up-to-date. All the new
weaves, styles and colorings in favor
this season comprise this big stock
of clothing Men's, Young Men's,
Boys' and Children's Clothing in
endless variety., 1
We have decided to close out our clothing stock,
lock stock and barrel. We need the room for our
ladies' ready-to-wear department, which is growing
to such an extent that we are compelled to make
more room for it. . So the clothing end of our busi
ness must go.
Everybody in this city and county who has pur-,
chased clothing from us can testify to the high grade
of clothing we sell. They can also tell you that our
prices are always cheaper than the same quality can
be had elsewhere. We have decided to give these
same low prices for 30 days, and in addition we pro
pose to give one-fourth the price off on every purchase
made in the clothing department during this time. '
If you need an up-to-date fall and winter suit
for yourself or any of your family; if you need a first
class Overcoat for yourself or your boy, come and
look at- this great stock of up-to-date clothing and
figure what, you will save by getting
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OFF
each clothing purchase.'
Don't overlook this offer. Don't pay more for
clothing not as good. Money saved is money made.
This is a chance yj5u don't often get, coming right at
the time you need the stuff, and right at the time
when they are all fresh and new. . r
Remember this great f clothing
offering begins Saturday, November
8th, and closes in 30 days. Don't
forget! Come!
RESPECTFULLY,
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