The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-26
ECONOMY.

Economy, Xmas, tSpl)-Dudley,
+ the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
I Howard, near Sugar Grove, died OF
brain fever Saturday evening.
Rev. j. L. Walters spent two days
| last week in Muncie.
| The NJ. Z. Sunday school gave an en-
tertainment Sunday morning. The
Christmas sermon was delivered by
Rev. Walters.
There were Christmas exercises at
the Friends church Sunday morning
and a treat for the little ones.
Mrs. Walters is feeling much bet
ter than she did last week.
There was pretty Christmas at Al
bert Chamness'.
Oliver Hiatt and wife visited his
wife's people one day last week in
Greensboro.
Miss Laura Mills is very sick.
Mrs Hulda Haxton has arrived
home from Richmond, where she Wis
tied two weeks.
Lou Edwards spent Sunday with
Muncie friends.
There was to have been an Old Fid-
dlers' contest at the hall Saturday
u
count of the bad weather.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Gale are spending
their Christmas at their daughters,
Mrs. Callie Newland of Muncie,
Lima Swain had for his guests Sun
day, Glenn Strihand and Sam Men
denhall, of Huntsville.
Charley Gale visited at Grandma
Edwards Sunday
There was a kitchen shower given
in honor of Miss Edith Parker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Parker.
last Friday evening, by her many
friends. Many useful presents We're
given the bride elect. Those present
were Mesdames Harry Macy, Lew Pet
erson, Howard Massey, Nathan Parker.
Lee Shannon, Riley Saulsberry, Art
Denny, Harry Cain, Will Conley, Wade
Canady, Hubert Greenstreet, Jennie
Scantland and Louie Albertson; Miss
es Daisy Osborn, Ida Lamb, Edith
Scantland, Edith Parker, Mabel Hun
nicutt, Jennie Frazier. Bessie Frazier
Josie Denny, Alma Clevenger, Lobe
Lindsey, Anna Grace and Lois Macy.
Mrs Pearl Marshall rendered few
pieces of select music on the piano.
mere was Il SOOu CltlLcHSHip VIC
gree organized here last Sunday even
ing, to enforce the laws that some
imagine are not enforced. Ellie d. Ste
venson, president; Dudley Ramsey,
secretary; and Tommy Morrison,
treasurer.
Edmond Clark, brother of DIR. j. B.
Clark, is suffering with stomach trou-
BILE.
Those home from college TO spend
holidays, are Susannah Stanley, Edith
Scantland,, Earlham; Joe and Jessie
Osborn, Albert Ballenger and Arthur
Clevenger, Purdue; Morris Ballenger.
Archie Naming and Fred Greenstreet.
OePauw.
Prof. Huron H. Smith. teacher in
the botanical department at Cornell
University, sent his friend, V. H. Ed
wards, box of roses, carnations and
ferns, as Xmas gift.
John Dean, left Sunday morning for
his home near New Madison, O.
Mrs. Jim Williamson left for Dan
vile, ILL.,, Sunday, to spend week
with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs Clark are spending this
week in Muncie and Indianapolis.
Joe Cain and Edith Parker were
married Monday evening at the home
of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Macy of Lafay-
cite, Ind, are here spending the week
with friends and relatives.
Prof. G.. Veal, wife and baby, OF
LAFAYETTE, will visit in Economy this
week.
Miss Ida Peterson of Anderson, Ind,
who is instructor of music in the pub
lie schools, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Peterson Sunday.
O. l.. Hiatt and wife spent Monday
in Greensboro.
l.. D. Fisher was at Fountain City
Monday.
The basket ball game between Econ.
omy and Greensboro Saturday night
ended in disagreement
Byram Gale spent Monday in Rich
mond.
Munden Lamb and daughter, Ida, en-
tertained Mrs. Hulda Huxton at din
ner Sunday.
Mrs. Luke Fisher received tele-
gram announcing the death of her SIS
ter. at Columbus, Ohio, which occurred
last Wednesday.
w. l.. Fennimon and wife had
Christmas tree for their children and
grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. d. Fisher are all
smiles these winter days, because of
the arrival of nine and one-half
pound grandson, at Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Days home, south of Williams
burg