The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-11
GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro, Ind, Jan. 11.-Isaac
Chamness of Dalton, visited his
laughter. Mrs Florence Boyd and
family Thursday.
VIM. M. Roller was in Richmond
Friday on business.
James Lewis of Indianapolis was in
town Thursday looking after hardware
trade for his firm.
Miss Hazel Pagan, near Jackson
burg, was guest of her uncle Harry
Pagan and family Friday.
A party from Cambridge City was
here recently to rent Geo. J. Nichol-
sons business room on the corner OF
Main and Pearl streets for cigar
store and billiard room and he refus-
Alpheus Wickersham of Webster
was in town Friday on business.
Word was received from the Rev. E.
NJ. bought that on his way to Illinois,
where he was to hold series of meet
1ngs that he received telegram from
1h point where he was to conduct the
meetings that diphtheria was raging
and the meetings were called off and
he proceeded to his home at Austin,
Texas
There was a show troupe of nine
people came in on the early morning
train Friday and returned on the first
train to Richmond on account of a
failure to procure the opera house
and boarding place.
The Greensboro basket ball team
met the Y. NJ. c. A. team of Indiana
polls at Cambridge City Thursday ev-
ening to play basket ball and the re-
suit of the game was "a to Is in favor
of Greensboro.
Albert Wickersham Of College Cor
ner was in town Friday on business.
The Greensboro Gun club practic-
ID shooting blue rocks on their ground
west Of town, Saturday.
Dean & Gentry shipped car load of
hogs Friday to East Liberty, Pa.
Mary A. Brown entertained the Sun
day school teachers of the three
schools here Friday afternoon. The
institute work was very interesting
and the attendance was good.
Thomas Cain of Economy delivered
q load of hogs Friday to Dean & Gen
try.
Mrs. Marba Bennett is the guest of
Frank o. Underhill and family for a
short time.
Mrs. J. p. Wisehart has been on the
sick list for few days.
The progressive farmers of this sec.
ton of the country are somewhat elat.
ed over the prospects of the establish
ment of a corn. school at Centerville
in the near future and feel confident
that the school will be a success un.
der the management of Purdue uni.
versity agricultural experts, and that
the school would be beneficial to the
farmers in general in this and adj
joining counties, as it will be inclin.
ed to enthuse the farmers and put new
life In the culture of corn and also
other products. This enterprise is
something that the up-to-date farmers
OF this county have been looking for.
ward to, as they realize that corn is
the king.
DR.. w. w. Neff was in Richmond
Saturday on business.
!, 1t is rumored that the defendants
in the Greensboro incorporation case
have filed papers asking for rehear
ing of the case in the appellate court
Eli Gates Jr., the base ball pitcher
who played with the Washington City
team last season, left for Chicago
Thursday on important business.
William Clark of Jacksonburg was
in town Friday on business.
Mrs. John V. Roller and VIM. M
Roller were Richmond visitors Friday
Commissioner Barney A. Under
man and Robert Beeson were in towr
Friday on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox. who has beer
seriously i'll for some weeks at hel
daughters, Mrs. Charles Smith, i:
much improved and able to sit up.
Lee Reynolds of Hagerstown was
here Saturday delivering hogs to oul
shippers.
D. w. Harris came back from Co
1umbus, O., Saturday where he hat
been attending the opening of the new
stock yards and while there he call
ed to see his son Benjamin, who re
Gently joined the regular army and i.
located at Columbus for the present.
George Armstrong east of town ha!
rented the Thompson Smith farm