The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
CAMPBELLSTOWN, OHIO.

1dMpDSlStoWus u. March 0--M1S.
Marcus McWhinney is improving very
nicely. as the injuries received in bel
fall were not as bad as expected
Laurence HawIey was in Richmond
Monday on business
Charley Stidle of Galveston, Ohio
spent Sunday here with friends.
Otto Cooper has had his store room
papered and painted, which adds
greatly to the appearance Cooper &
sons did the work.
Mrs. Georgia Aydelotte and daugh
ter Clara, spent last Wednesday with
her mother. Mrs Ben Campbell.
Harry Aydelotte and sister Grace
spent Sunday with their grand par
ents
Miss Grace Miller of near Rich.
mond, is here visiting her grandpar.
ents, James Shaffer and wife.
Trace Aydelotte and wife were in
Eaton Sunday, the guests of Harry
Curry and family.
Mrs. Jennie McWhinney and sister,
Mrs. Mona Bulla. called on Mrs. Mar
gus McWhinney Friday afternoon.
Charley Scarce and family were
Sunday guests of Jesse McWhinney
and wife.
Levi Watt is making an extended
visit with relatives in Muncie, Ind.
Mrs. Hattie Fosdick called on Miss
Mona Bulla Monday afternoon.
Rev. Williams and wife, of New
Paris. and Ed Campbell and wife,
We're entertained Sunday by n. F.
Templeton and wife.
Miss Belle Hoover of Greensboro,
spent a few days here last week. the
guest of James Shumate and family
Ed Campbell and wife moved to Ea.
ton Tuesday and Glenn Cohee and wife
to the Campbell farm.
Miss Ida Shaw spent part OF last
week with Miss Dottie Oler.
Mrs. Isabelle Cooper and daughter.
Mrs. Mittert, spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Daniel Cooper.
Laurence Buriff and wife and Fan.
ME Treffinger of New Hope, were
Sunday by Mrs. Ella
Gaar, west of town.
Warner Williams and wife spent
in Camden, the gusts of hes
parents.
Mrs. Kizzie Campbell fell on the ice
last Saturday morning and hurt her
right arm so that she is unable to use
it. Her granddaughter, Miss Elsie
Campbell, is staying with her a few
days.
Henry Wilson (colored) died here
Sunday morning of dropsy and heart
failure. He was buried Tuesday morn
ng at New Paris.
Tom Skinner moved to his farm
near Eaton last week and Clark Shute
Of Richmond to his farm vacated by
Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs Clay Aydelotte and Mr.
md Mrs. Charley Deem of Eaton and
}. \. Aydelotte and wife of this place.
we're guests of d. w. Cooper and wife
Sunday.
z. Cooper and wife were entertaine /
Sunday by Mrs. Ida O'Neil and daugh-
er
Rev. Johnston of Eaton but former
Y of Pennington. Pa, preached here
Sunday evening. Rev. Williams, the
,astor here, filled the formers place
It Eaton at the same time.
Mrs. Emma Brandenburg and -daugh-
err, Orpha, visited her son Earl and
wife, near Progress. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Hart and children spent
asst Wednesday with her sister, Ms.
Erwin.
Mrs. Laura Strader of New Hope,
listed Mrs. Isabelle Cooper last We'd |
esday.
Charley Cooper attended a surprise |
arty near Boston, Ind, last Wednes-
ay night, given by Miss Octavia Dru- |
Y and Miss Grace Wolf.
I. n. Aydelotte and wife returned |
asst Wednesday night from their trip /
trough the south. While gone they |
listed Mr.. Aydelotte's sister in Jack |
onville, Florida.
The Ladies' Helping Hand society of |
he North church, served dinner at |
'liver Shute'S sale last Wednesday /
nd a neat sum of $40 was cleared
There will be a spelling match at |
chool house No. on Friday eve ming. |
larch 18th.
Ed McWhinney living about two
lilies west of here. died Monday night |
bout 10 o'clock of consumption. He |
caves a wife and several children, the /
ldest daughter, who is at present |
cry low with the same dreaded dis |
ase.