The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-07
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friends, and to attend the stock show
Paul Working is on the sick list al
his home on South Plum street.
Mrs. Knode Porter is visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. Frank Burke, at New
Castle.
Albert Hindman has returned home
from Richmond, where he has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Horace Scott.
Mrs. Bertha Bertram has returned
home from a weeks visit with her sis
ter in Cambridge City.
Mrs. Peter Terhune of Muncie was
the guest of friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. Chester Life. employed by the
Light Inspection Car company, visit
ed his parents at Muncie Sunday.
A number from here attended the
farmers institute at Cambridge City
last week.
Mr.. Clinton Routh of Richmond, was
transacting business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Bryson is on the sick
list at her home on Washington
street.
The Aid society of the Christian
church Will meet next Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Carrie Stone
i breakers.
The Y L. H. NJ. S. met last night
with Mrs Edna Replogle on South
Market street.
| Mrs George Rheinegger is con-
fined to her home with the grippe.
! Messrs Frank and Charles Teeter
went to Chicago this morning to at
/ tend the automobile show.
! Harve Day started yesterday for
/ Texas, where he will spend few
! weeks He will also visit several Of
the gulf states.
Arch Benbow, who has been on the
sick list is slowly improving.
II. Teeter went to Anderson this
morning to attend the Grain Dealers
association.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Wheeler and
daughter, of Cambridge City, are the
guests of relatives and friends here.
stonecipher Buys Drug Store.
Joe Stonecipher has bought the
drug store owned by Ward Brothers of
indianapolis, and will take possession
this week. Mr.. Stonecipher has been
here in the drug business for number
Of years, and he will move his stock
into the new store, but many chang
es will be made and when cOmplet-
ed it promises to be one of the most
up-to-date stores in the country.
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.
Mrs. r. R. Brant entertained at din
ner yesterday, at her home on South |
Perry street, lumber of her friends. |,
Those present Were Mrs. Abbott, MIR |
and Mrs. r. - Davis, Mr.. AM Mrs.
Walter Foutz, Mr. and Mrs Clifford
ind n
Will Abbott Mrs. Ella McShirley and |
daughter, of Sulphur Springs.
THOSE AT NEW CASTLE.
Those who represented the Hagers-
town K. of P. lodge at New Caste,
Monday, Were the Nessrs. Z. S. WIKI
off, Nelson ThorEbrrs. Curtis Lontz,
Albert Benson, lanes Bagfnrd, Paul
Fritz, David Wiss;er. Walter Hays,
Martin Worl, JEFF Pressed and Joe
Cramer
RECEPTION FOR MRS. LINsEY.
The D. of r. here are making ar
for reception to be given
for Mrs. Nellie Linsey, of kokomo,
Ind, who is the state president OF the
lodge. A program OF music, read
ngs and drills is being prepared. The
late is February 26.
"DOUBLE SIX CLUB" NET
The Double Six club" met last
night at the home of Mrs. Laura
Roher, on Main street. The evening
vas spent in progressive pedro as
the entertainment Light refresh
meet next Tuesday night at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. George Geisler. The
members are Mr. and Mrs. John Har-
is, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Stonecipher: .
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Foutz, Mr.. and !
Yrs. Chas. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. ,
George Geisler, Mrs. Laura Roher and
VI. Frank Hawkins.
FUN AT SKATING RINK. ,
Messrs. Albert Hindman and Frank i
3rant, the young men who are con-
lucting the skating rink this winter,
ire furnishing much amusement for
he public. Next Saturday night I
,rizes will be given to the most pop a
liar skating couple The crowd is G
o be the Judge as each person will re
Give vote at the door. Good music
nd a pleasant time is what these h
Dung men try to give the public.
MEET WITH MRS. FIST. L
The Womens Home Missionary \
ociety will meet tomorrow afternoon
t the home of Mrs. Dave Fist, on
outh Perry street, with the following !
rogram:
Subject-The Invading Army.
Keynote-"A million immigrants, a
billion opportunities, a million oblisa-
ions"
Bible reading-Deut. 18TH.
Paper-"Why do Foreigners Come
) America"-Miss Anna Dilling.
What is the Women's Home Mis-
ionary Society Doing for Immi-
rants at Ellis Island"-Mrs. William
ierce.
First Aid to Ailens-Mrs. Minnie q
[unt.
Leader of Devotionals-Mrs. Chas. o
.napp.
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