The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-21
ECONOMY, IND.

Smith, OF Chicago and MISS Etnel
Clark of Pendleton, were married at
the latter's home. June 18th. Mr..
Smith is Winchester man and after
finishing high school at his home town
he attended Depauw and Cornell. Mr..
Smith was chosen out of IL applicants
for the botanical department Of the
Field Museum, Chicago and was back
ed by the faculty of Cornell. He Is
master OF seven languages. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith were the guests of N. H.
Edwards last Friday afternoon and in
the evening they left for Chicago,
from there they will spend their hon
eymoon along the Pacific coast. From
some Pacific seaport city they will sail
for q few months in Japan. Mrs.
Smith is a graduate of Depauw and
is noted for her beautiful china paint
ing. There were $50 guests at the we'd
ding, which was solemnized by the
pretty ring ceremony. Eighty useful
and beautiful wedding presentes were
received by the happy couple.
Miss Vera Fleming who has been
studying violin music at Indianapolis
the past several weeks, arrived home
Friday evening to spend the summer
here.
Several from here were in Rich
mond Saturday visiting, shopping and
transacting legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ulry spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Richmond and
returned here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Edna Replogle and children,
Charles and Ruth were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Cunningham of Rich
mond over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Underhill and
children OF Greensboro and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Potter were night visitors OF
the Hats recently.
Miss Lizzie Replogle worked in cen
trail office Sunday for Miss Ida Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Knode, Harry
Thornburg and others Of Richmond,
arrived here bright and early to be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
get to the creek to tease the finny
tribe in the notion Of taking bait.
There are some Richmond parties
camping in the Ballenger park north
OF town.
Lon Edwards made his regular Sun.
day trip to Muncie Sunday morning
and came back in the evening.
| Ezra FRASER made hurried trip to
Richmond Saturday evening and came
back Sunday evening.
| Will Seagrist and Byram Cole have
been doing cement work in Muncie the
past few days.
| Mrs. NJ. G. Duesendschon and sons
of Indianapolis, were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fleming the past
two days. Mrs. Duesendschon and
son Wolord, and Mrs. Laura Elem
ing left Sunday evening for Sturgen
Bay, Wisconsin where they will enjoy
the lake breezes for the next three
months. The two older Duesendschor
boys will spend the summer with Char
les Fleming and daughters Iona and
Vera out on the farm.
Mrs. Luzetta Fennimore and daugh
ter Blanche, left Sunday noon for
Muncie where they will visit for q
few days.
Squire and Mrs. Thomas FRASER en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Bes
sic Edwards and daughter Thelma
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner and sor
Floyd, Louis Kisling and Miss RUBY
Mccall Of Richmond. Mrs. Fraise,
said Weary Willie" received /,
hand out beside the regular company
DR.. Noble of Indianapolis and DR.
Loop of here operated on Miss Edit
Knapp for appendicitis Saturday ev
ening, who lives two miles west O
Economy. Miss Knapp came out o
the operation alright and is not com
, planning much only of feeling littl,
} sore.
Harvey Saunders an ex U. S. soldie
, and Miss Uarda Replogle were quiet
, ~ married at Richmond Saturda,
! morning. The newly married youn,
people will reside in Muncie, wher,
Mr.. Saunders has good job.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Clark entertain
ed at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Lizzi,
Toms and daughter, Miss Maud Tom
. of Richmond.