The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-27
News From Surrounding Towns

vited.
Mrs. Grant Heck is suffering from
| appendicitis.
Mrs. George Kelsey, Of south Of
town, sold 26 turkeys the latter part
OF the week. She received IA cents
per pound.
Watson Faucet and Elmer Bertsch
, attended the dancing party given by
the Phi Delta Kappa at Connersville.
Wednesday night
Messrs. and Mesdames w. II. Hoov-
er, OF Hagerstown, and Edward Hunt.
OF Milton, were recent guests at din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hoel.
Mr.. Berry has vacated the Benning-
er tenant property and moved to D. II.
Warren's property, near the Riverside
-four mills.
The sale of the property of the late
day, December IA.
Mrs. l.. A. Bragg is entertaining as
her guest. B. F. Tanner, of Michigan.
Mrs. Reigel, of Cambridge City, was
greeting friends here Saturday, and
shopping at B. F. Carmean's store.
Miss Miriam Parkins was home
from Earlham to spend Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Par
kins.
Miss Helen Kuhns placed her name
on an egg which she sold last March.
The egg has probably been in cold
storage these months, as Miss Kuhns
received letter from T. ]. Matz, Of
Bethlehem, Pa, Friday evening, stat
ing that he had just purchased the
egg.
Mack Carmean was quite sick Fri
day and confined to his room. He
was on duty at the store Saturday az
ternoOn.
Mrs. Goldie, of Dublin, was greeting
friends here Friday afternoon and
shopping.
Mrs. W. H. Miller and daughter,
Miss Augusta, were at Richmond Sat
urday to visit friends and do shopping.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson had as her
guest Saturday, her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Ferguson, of BentOnville.
Mrs. Sarah Ohmit entertained as
her guest Saturday, her granddaugh-
ter Mrs. Alvin Gully, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. McMahan enter
tanned as their guests yesterday, the
Misses Harriet and Dorothy McMullen
of near Connersville. Miss Harriet is
attending Earlham.
Linville Ferguson was at Blooming
ton to see the football game. He spent
over yesterday with college friends.
Harry Manlove, who Is now touring
the South in the interests of the In
dianapolis Lyceum Bureau, gave one
OF his unique entertainments at Nash
vile. Tennessee, a few evenings ago.
Mr. Manlove attended school there at
one time. He visited the school and
gave some of his readings before the
pupils. That evening there were 5000
tickets sold for the entertainment.
The Bureau is now sending him to the
large cities alone. He has also closed
contract with the ChautauQua Blu
reau at Chicago for work next sum-
mer
Mrs. NJ. T.. Kinsey has returned
from trip to Indianapolis.
The NJ E. church ladies with the
ladies of the Esther Bible class, will
! meet with Mrs. L. F. Lantz to perfect
arrangements for the public Thanks
giving dinner, Thursday.
DR.. Charles Roark was at Richmond
Friday on business.
w. l.. Parkins and w. H. Miller
have each purchased new base burn
ers this season. Mr.. Parkins has a
Hoosier Garland and Mr. Miller Pen
insular. which he bought of H. D. Hud-
dleston.
Mrs. Henry Hess and Miss Taylor
were Richmond visitors and shoppers
Friday.
Edw. Lathrop while cutting leather
for a shoe sole, cut his finger, few
days ago, inflicting an ugly wound.
The Rebekah Degree lodge will
meet tomorrow evening.
The flow of gas at the Doddridge oil
and gas well operations seems to be
increasing. The company has great
hopes now of locating good we'll.
r. F. Galloway and aunt, Mrs. Ma
linda Barton, and Miss Rachel Thomas
and Henry Galloway, spent Sunday
with the Misses Klute, of Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. o. H. Bee
son and Mrs. Charles Kniese were
Richmond visitors Friday, and did
shopping.