The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-23
NEW PARIS.

| New Paris, o., Nov -, tSpi.1-
John Coblentz who has been quite
sick is improving nicely.
Miss Ladessa DoNler spent last
week at the home of H. G. Walker
near Madison.
Ed Canada and family of Winches-
ter returned home Monday after a
visit with Will Baker near New
Paris.
Mrs. Margaret Murray of Dayton
/ is visiting friends here for a few
weeks
Logan Brown, formerly of this
place, who served two terms as clerk
of the courts of Preble County has
taken a position as bookkeeper for
the Fox Brothers at Eaton
Robert Moneybrake is quite i'll
Henry Werley was here Saturday
from Indianapolis.
Thursday night the Odd Fellows
will entertain Grand Master Walther
Grand Secretary Lyman. The Re
bekahs will serve luncheon and par
ticipate in the festivities o. the oe-
casion.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
market in the old post office room
on Wednesday, November IS. All
sorts of Thanksgiving provisions will
be sold
Charley Cox of Eaton was here
Sunday to see his sister Mrs. Saw
yer.
Alfred Murray lost a horse We'd
nesday by Indigestion.
George Richards and Jonathan Jar
rett have formed partnership in the
stock buying business and solicit the
patronage of all.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Coblentz and
little grandson Harry spent Wednes-
day in Greenville.
Clarence Mckee, one of the high
school boys was hit in the mouth by
Emmett Shere. another student while
playing football. His mouth was
badly cut, requiring several stitches
to sew up the wounds.
Mrs. Rosa Kepler of Columbus
spent last week with Mrs. Walter
King.
Mrs. George Woods entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian
church at an old fashioned all-day
quilting bee, Wednesday. The fol-
lowing were present, Mesdames Al
bert Halter, Wesley Killbourne, Char
ley King, Nancy King, Jacob Rein
heimer. G. Brown, Jonathan Jarrett,
VIII Wrenn, o. B. Aker, John Saw
yer, Albert Garretson, George Rich
ards and Mrs Belott of New Madi-
son.
Nf,.e- xrhn haC
very sick is some what improved.
Clifford Richards, Will Mnugavan
and w G. Hahn are among the sick.
The Tuesday Club met at the home
of Mrs A B. Reid on Tuesday ev-
ening Owing to the inciement wea-
Their only about one half of the MEM
bers were present. The following
program was observed:
Roll Call, Current Events.
Music
Stories of the Nile-Miss Baldwin.
Music--Nell Mcneil.
The Pyramids-Ora White.
Mrs. DIR. E. E. Bevington attended
a wedding anniversary dinner given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Beving-
ton of Richmond, Monday.
HENRIETTA WILCOX Oh Mldlul olIfSi-
sitv is home for a short time.
The Alfalfa Club will give dance
at the K of p hall Saturday even
ing November "a.
Union services will be observed on
evening at the Chris |
tan church, the several choirs will
furnish music and Rev. Williams will
deliver the address
Mr.. S. W. Barton, from California
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Absa Bar |
ton and family.
Mr. J. A. Peelle and wife, c. c. |
Iawley, wife and daughter, and Chas. |
5. Reid and wife took dinner with |
]. A. Jackson and wife Sunday.
Geo Lehman, the poultry man is |
1oing a rushing business in his line /
his fall, over 600 Thanksgiving tur- /
Keys have been sent to the eastern
market
David Sherer, well known farmer
has suffered great deal recently
rom a severe carbuncle- He and his
wife have moved from the farm back