The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-23

Coryell. of Richmond, have been spend
ing several days with Rhodes Stewart
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Commit and Mr..
and Mrs. John Sells and family enter
| tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Teeter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Teeter
and family and Miss Mable Teeter.
Mrs. Chester Life and Miss Cora
Castor entertained Saturday afternoon
at the home Of the former at a mis-
cellaneous shower" in honor OF Miss
Efie Stewart, whose marriage to Mr..
o. Demp Coryell takes places Tuesday,
at high noon, Feb. %. The hours
were from go to 5 O'Clock and were
| spent socially and with music. A dainty
lunch was served. The house was
beautiful in it's huge boquets Of roses,
carnations and fernery. The guests
were Mesdames John Harris, Alice La
mar, A. c. Walker, Daniel Fist, H. c.
Teeter, John Giesler, Jr., John Hahn,
| Jesse Replogle, Leila Lawson, Rachel
Petty. Raymond Knapp. Robt. Thurs
ton. Rhodes Stewart and Mrs. Waldo
SOIScll IN IIlS. JCduCtIC ouiilAlSh. III
Richmond; the Misses Flora Coryell. of
Richmond, Jessie Newcomb, Nellie
| Brant, Leila Jones, Elizabeth Brown,
Hazel Knapp, Anna billing, Mary Kid
we'll, Lydia Stonecipher, Ethel Harter,
Ruby Underhill, Mable Teeter and
Florence Bell. The Dride-to-be was the
recipient Of many presents both use
ful and ornamental
Wesley Cornell and son, of Cam
bridge City, have been awarded the
contract to erect the large brick build
ing at the Tidewater Pumping Station
in which the engines are to be placed.
Mr.. Mrs. Harry Rinehart spent
Sunday at the home of the formers
uncle, John Harris and family a
Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitsell came
Saturday from Indianapolis where the
former is employed as a clerk during
the legislature. They returned to the
capital Monday. Mrs. Whitsell has been
attending the millinery openings and
| during their stay there, they have
rented two rooms and do light house.
keeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Staumn spent
| Sunday at the home of Moses Heiney.
south of town. Mrs. Heiney is very
poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Combs and Master
Russell Stricken, of Cambridge City,
were guests Saturday night and Sun
day of Mrs. Ella Whitsell, east of town.
Several farmers in this vicinity
have opened their sugar camps, among
which are Theo. Shafer, who is run
ming the camp on h farm of Mrs. M.
F. Fox, and Will Replogle.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Holmes, of New
| Castle, were guests over Sunday of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Harter
and DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Harter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nicholson, of
near Greensboro, spent Sunday with
their son, Florence Nicholson and
family.
Miss Ann Mccullough is very poorly
at the home of Samuel Mccullough,
east of town. Miss McCullough's fail
ing health is due to senility, being
nearly 80 years old.
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Saturday night and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Harry Falck, east OF
town, who has been ill. John Falck,
! a son, of Richmond, visited his mother.
Saturday.
A two weeks series of revival serv-
! ices closed Sunday night at the M. E..
church. Not a great deal of interest
vas manifested by outsiders but the
meetings we're attended . largely by
members and church workers..
Mrs. Lyril Hiatt, of near Greensboro,
spent Saturday and until Monday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey
| Lumpkins, north of town.
Miss Marie Cordell was the recipient
of a postal card party through the
mail. February %, that date being
her birthday.