The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-12
ECONOMY r.

- LdIlfu Was III i10oClot O"h ISlCAtis
on business.
J. B. Stanley and daughter, Miss
Susannah attended the funeral of Har-
mon Pitts at New Garden last week.
George Williams of Red Key was
visiting old friends here Monday.
The Rev. Hannah Stanley visited
the Economy schools Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Williams is very i'll with
lung trouble.
Mrs. Emaline Cole was the guest OF
Rebecca Edwards last Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Frasier visited her
friend. Miss Susannah Stanley last
Wednesday.
Mrs James Jackson was called TO
Anderson Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of her aunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Potter has been very
i'll with grip the past week.
There is much sickness in the vici-,
nifty of Economy.
rs. Mabel Gwin was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stamm Thurs
day.
Doc Stanley of Liberty was here
Wednesday and Thursday.
Little Miss Carrie Josephine Gwin
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Harris at dinner Sunday.
DR.. Frank McKinnon of Losantsville
was here Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Lamb and daughter,
Miss Ida. entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lamb and children and Mr..
and Mrs Mack Lamb at dinner Thurs
day.
Alice Gwin spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Harris.
Miss Edith Lamb entertained Mrs.
Cora Scantland at dinner Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pierce were
the guests of the Edwards east OF
town Friday.
Mrs Louis Fenimore was shopping
in Richmond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Franklin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison,
the Rev. Esther Cook and Mrs. Os-
born at dinner Friday.
Mr. and Mrs p. Edwards and son
Leon spent Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting Muncie relatives.
John Bisil and Oscar Edwards were
in Williamsburg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Greenstreet
and little daughter spent Sunday in
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Fenimore and
son Howard, of Muncie. were the
guests of w. L. Fenimore and family
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin,
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Hiatt. the Rev.
Esther Cook and Lester Williams at
dinner Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Oler and
Mrs. Daisy King, of Center
vile were visiting Henry Oler and
wife Friday
Miss Mira Kimball and Howard and
Lewis Manning spent Saturday and
in Blountsville.
Mrs Ed Cole entertained Mrs. Alice
Frasier. Mrs. Louis Fenimore and
Mrs Hattie Lacy, of Fountain City
Wednesday.
James Jackson was at Locuse Grove
Joe Swain was in Greensboro Sat |
urday.
Mr. and Mrs j. Morrison entertain
ed Robert Morrison and family, Mr.. |
and Mrs Gus Weyl, Roscoe Pugh and
family, Thomas Lee and family and |
John Beard and family at dinner |
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hilton are the |
proud parents of baby, second child. |
Mr. and Mrs E. Osborn spent Sun |
lay in Richmond.
Of J,,1r
spent Thursday and Friday with En- |
ma Hiatt.
Alfred Chamness has been suffering |
with the grip.
Several from here ATTENDED the flu |
aeral of William Oler Sunday after
loon at Williamsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robertson. of
Muncie, were the guests of Mrs. Man i
la Lamb, and daughter, Miss Ida Sum-
Law.
Charles Cole was the guest of Ed. |
wards brothers Wednesday.
Mrs. Morris Osborn, of Muncie, Wis |
ted her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arvis /
last week.
Miss Lorena Smith spent last week
With her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. |
William Northcutt, west of town.
Miss Nola Oler visited Carl Haxton
Sunday.
Lee Lamb. the popular mail carrier
has moved into his recently purchas-
ID property.
AIonzo Edwards was the guest of
Joseph Haxton Sunday.
DIR. J. B. Clark was in Richmond
asst Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Gaddis, who has been
lick with the grippe for several weeks
will soon be able to resume her work
1t the Modoc telephone office.
Several of our boys went to Green's
ork Saturday night to witness the
basket ball game between the Hamil-
on and Greensboro teams.
James Clevenger came home Sun
ay after spenring two days in Mum
ie
Mrs. Eva Hite of Kokomo is here