The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-12
Caldwell returned yesterday from Rich

family were at dinner with Mr. an,
Mrs. O. H. Beeson, Sunday.
Mrs. Matilda Boyd has returned hom,
from Jacksonburg.
Charles Davis of Jacksonburg wa
greetin gold time friends here yester
day.
! Frank Brumfield has engaged to pla,
with the Cambridge City football team
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Beeson of Con
nersville spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella
Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Wissler have
returned home from Mr.. and Mrs. Coy
Stevens's near Arlington. Miss Alb
bic Wissler, who has been sick, re-
| turned HON with her sister, Mrs. Ste
vens.
Floyd Hendrix of Kennard. was the
guest of Miss Ruby Kellam Sunday.
Will Phillpott and Ben. Kellan
went to their work at New Castle yes
terday. They will be employed a,
the cabinet works.
| Messrs. O. H. Beeson, James Dodd
ridge, Sherman Wersing returned from
Brookville, Sunday with a nice lot OF
bass. The correspondent is afraid II
| tell the weight of some of those fish
| lest the people think it fish story.
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin of An
derson are visiting Messrs. and Mes
danes John Little and Sanford Lit
tie, and other relatives.
Mrs. Alice Gresh. in company with
the Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Hall, left yes
terday for Pittsburg to attend the
centennial.
Charles Breese is on a weeks bust
ness trip to Brazil.
Mesdames Amenda Needham and
Harry Mahin are visiting relatives at
Centerville.
BY an oversight of the committee,
Of the Christian church, the names of
Misses Carrie Walker. Nellie Jones and
Hagaman, were omitted from the list
of young people who's services at the
dahlia carnival were so highly appre-
ciated by the ladies. The names were
not on the program, hence the over
sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Elwell spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Will
liams, at Richmond.
The union meeting of the Epworth
League and the Christian Endeavor,
held at the M. E. church Sunday even
ing was we'll attended. The leader
was Miss Nellie Jones of the Endeav-
or. and the topic, "Forgiving the I'm
forgiving" An interesting service
was held.
nr ,p1 Nrc CborIoc Kpioco hovo
named their daughter, Pauline b.
Kniese.
The Manlove Comedy company rem
dered their play, THE Three Hats" at
Falmouth. Saturday night before a
good house. The play, which is a
laughable farce comedy, is laid at the
home Of Mr.. Selwyn's home and shows
that gentleman as having had no
sleep and who is in dire trouble be-
cause he has lost his hat and has an
other in exchange. He had been ont
to dine and on returning home meets
a young lady who asks to be directed
to a certain place. Mr.. Selwyn at
tempts to do the honors and on coming
down stairs is thrown up against
gentleman whose hat is knocked off as
is Mr.. Selwyn's. Then comes the ex-
change and the trouble. Mr.. Selwyn
does not want his wife to know, and
as the story goes on, everybody is TAX
ing some one else to be another per-
son. until it is almost impossible to be
sure who is who by the audience. The
cast of characters is as follows:
Sam Selwyn. Harry Manlove. Fred
Bellamy, Edd Manlove. who is friend
of Mr.. Selwyn's and the secretly made
husband of Miss Ottie Blithe. Capt.
Cattskill, is Paul Ferris. who is in love
with Miss Grace Selwyn. Boscoe
Blithers is represented by Harry Bor-
ders. who makes capital old man
ers. Dibbs, is Ivan Parkins, who is
the servant of Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn.
Mrs. Selwyn is taken by Mrs. Maude
Manlove, who acts her part well. Grace
Selwyn is Miss Blanche Moore. Miss
Lottie Blithers is taken by Miss Lois
McClung. At the entertainment at
Falmouth. Ed Manlove gave some i'm
presentations that greatly pleased the
audience. Harry Doty, who also &C
companied them to Falmouth, render
ed some fine solos. The company
will play at Raleigh October %.
Rev. G. II. Pinnick preached at Dod-
bridge Chapel Sunday. Owing to in
clement weather he had only a small
audience in the morning. but a larger
one at night. His theme for the morn.
ing and evening service was keeping
the Heart The Rev. Mr.. Pinnick
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah
Let all the people of Milton and vi
entity rally to the lecture course aud
make this season such an encourage
ment to the Odd Fellows at Milton,
that next year will be assured. Get
your season tickets at w. L. Parkins's.
Word comes that Harmon Armstrong
is still very sick.
Miss Blanche Moore is deputy post
mistress.
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