The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-08

we're features of the day. An unusual
incident lies in the fact that both OF
,hese old people ware born. reared.
and have passed their entire lives in
Wayne county, Those participating in
The celebration OF the day were Moses
Schneider and family. Harry Schied-
Ter and family of this city. Samuel
Schneider and family. OF Markle, Tex.
Rev. NJ. l.. Schneider and family. OF
X okomo. and Il. ", Cook and family
Of Hicksville. Ohio.
The outlook for good wheat crop
in this locality is excellent. At pre-
sent the yield promises TO exceed that
Of previous years by a large percent.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Herhst moved
today Wednesday, to Greenfield. Mr.,
Herhst is employed as motorman on
the T. H.. /, & f. traction line, with
headquarters at that point
Mr., and Mrs. II, F. Bogue are visit
ing relatives in Muncie,
Hezekiah Barnett has assumed
charge of the Jackson Park sub-sta-
ton. on the 7. II, l. 4 +, traction line.
Miss Mary Mills of Milton. spent
with f. u. Mills and fam.
lily. -e
The members of the Young Married
Ladies Card club went to Hagerstown
Tuesday, as surprise TO Mrs Ora
a member of the club. TAX.
ing with them well laden baskets.
The day was most pleasantly spent
with music, cards and other social
pastimes. They were joined at the
supper hour by the gentlemen who
went up in automobiles. the ladies' re-
turning with them. In the company
were Messrs. and Mesdames George
Babcock, Lawrence Ogborn. Harry
Bales. Clarence Ingerman. Edwin Cal
laway, George. Butler. Charles Wheel
er and Mrs. Karl Boyd OF Detroit.
Mrs. Howard Beeson and Mrs. Dan
Van Buskirk.
At a recent congregational meet
ing of the members of the Presbyter-
ian church at this point unanimous
call was extended to the Rev. G. L.
Guichard to continue his pastorate an
other year.
The Misses Kinsinger are moving
today into their property recently
purchased on North Front street.
Mrs. May Bodcn spent the day with
relatives in Centerville.
DR.. H. B. Boyd has returned from
Matson. Mo-, to which city he was
called few days ago, on account OF
the illness of his wife who IL visiting
relatives in that city. Mrs. Boyd will
probably not be able to make the trip
home for several weeks.
Mrs. John Beard and her guest, Mrs.
Tuesday with their sister. Mrs. Ed
Neff of Germantown.
Mrs. viii Sweeney left Wednesday
for Fort Scott. Kan, to visit friends.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hardin Mitchell
who died Tuesday afternoon. occurred
this afternoon at the home, Rev. Lind
say of Lexington. KY, having charge
of the service Mrs. Mitchell had re-
sided in Cambridge City for many
years, and was one of the most highly
respected colored residents While
she had been in Ill health for more
than year, she had been confined to
the house but few days. The sur
viving members of the family are Bert
and Miss Nellie Mitchell OF this city.
Mrs. B. F. Henry OF Louisville, KY.
and Henry Mitchell OF Chicago. the
husband, William L. Mitchell. having
died a number of years ago.
Miss Sadie Jones of indianapolis,
will spend Sunday with Miss Jennie
Barnett.
Frank Chalfant has returned after
several days spent at his home IN Al
exandria.
Miss Anna Stillwell OF Converse.
came today to spend q few weeks
with Miss Esther CONN.
Mrs. w. D. Wagar and children
went to Kascadin. O.. today to visit
the formers mother. Mrs. Walker.
The ladies of the Social Union will
sold a market in the basement Of the
Methodist church Saturday afternoon.
Ice cream will be served in connections
with the market
Miss Marie Knox has gone to CHI
cago. to spend the summer with relar
tives
Mrs. Emma Roberts Of Olney, Ill, 10
visitor in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Schepman.
Twelve members of the Helen
Hunt club attended the convention Of
the clubs of the Sixth district at
Brookville. Tuesday. The ladies' re-
port Ane time and royal entertain
ment. They were taken to Corners
vile in automobiles and from thence
to Brookville by train They were
met at that point by committee and
escorted to the home of Mrs. Martha
Goodwin, where pleasant and profit
able time was spent in viewing the
wealth OF fine curios, works OF art,
cts, then to the Methodist church, In
which the convention was held, and .
luncheon served by the ladies' OF the
six clubs of Brookville. Miss Gather
inc Galloway and Miss Mary Mathews
of the Helen Hunt club OF this city,
were on the program. Miss Galloway
reading an exceptionally strong paper
on the subject Health in Adde'S
cence," and Miss Mathews an equally
interesting one on Textiles" After