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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-24

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Wtrungliidte cine Satin, Weutter, eiz
nen Batter. ainber ober 0sihuifter
binierlGbt, bic auf ihn oneeipiefen Ynns
rem. ipirb bic GntIh1bisunssfumme IN
ieinem synlle ipeniaer als $500 bttros
gen. Won oieIer Ulinimalinmme
ipirb Der getras ftufenipeifs. je nnd3
Der 50be bts Qobnes, ben Der Mrbeiter
srhdIien, 3unetmeH. Bis oos Worts
mum bon $3400 srreiht lit, iuelfe
Summe eifpa ishsis prossnt bes Cob
nes ousmof,i. ben Der Mrbeiter In nrels
hunbsrt Wohen erhalien haben rriiroe,
imnn er nod 70 lanss am 1eben cher
arbeitsiobie aeblieben mare.
Die su astpdbrenoen unfaneniihds
biaunaen iperoeu, nah benz plune,
sipiihsn s. unp $12 per Node fir
sinen 3.itraum bon 300 Wohen be-
iroaen. Sm ;Jaae .tn arbsiter, Der
olIein iisbt, uno Riemano binterIobt
eurf einen llniou ben Ioo erIeibet, 10
iplIsn nur bic alIsnfoliisen Doisors
retnunsen reTp. geeroisunssioisen be-
sdblt iperben.
Cine ge'iimmung Der 0ei.sporlcee.
bic ipahrIheinlih bon Der arbeiiers
ftaft bstGmpft peroen fpiro, beingt,
bab elm Arbeiier i'm 5alle einss ibm
,uatIiobenen llnfalis nift gerufuns
an bic 9trit,.e einIes.n tam. tuenn
fein arbeitesber bic unfauperiihes
runqsitsuer on ben Sidni enirihtst.
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milton, ipslh< bic 4rbeitseber RiaHe
reprdisntiren, perben eineu Wlinoris
.oiss sgeriht einreiden, iporin iie ems
pfebIen, bab in bic @orIase bic Be-
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Ttuiihlano, einen beitimmien pros
sentias ibr.s 9obnss. .tipo IS s,ro5ens
an bieien fsonbs entrihieu miiHen.
bod pirb bieier Dorihias ohne 3rrei'
feI audi bon Der oranuiiirten Mrbeiters
ihafi en.rsifh betampft Derben.
Gb bic 0eieBporlose in Der ousge'
arxitei.n 5orm BON Der lesislosur
anasnommen tperben ipiro. III probles
moiiif). Die oradniiirte arbeiter'
idaft Io,pohl ipie bic arbeitseberpsr'
bdnbe tperben pieI on bsrielkn Gus.
suissen babeu. nber immsrhin bari als
IiHsr nneenommer iperoen, bcb IN Der
eesentpdr.issn 2esislaiuriisung eir
slnIauf sur giniiibruns elmer unFoll'
periiheruns in Ohio unierHommeu
unb nuh eiipas poiiiipes suitanbetoms
men nirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-24
Senepue xsb 1aStoa.

- Wapor Quinbp bon Dapion
innote s.itsrn Jrau Wm. 6arrofper.
bic er.ran,t barnieber Iitsi. noh otm
Spsers ooipiioI.
4m iommenben 9onnerftas
Radmittag unp Abeno pirb gum Be'
iten Der nsuen ct. Bernard airGe In
Sitsrbogss 5alle, Danton. Elm euhre
psrdnitoIiei.
SnfoIgs BON b.;Ber afhe ents
itano i'm 5intsrboufe Der Jrau Saroh
sSobnftcn in BelIepue ein Jtuer. ods
pom pOIi3iitsn Groct eel0fht ipuree.
obne bebsutsnoen Sdoben anserihiet
81 baben.
- gbriit 6. 4rieger, WilIiamR!ett
unb paul gistner BON NIleDue, fino
gsItsrn 5ur aonpention Der Jnt. gu'
tom Cutters 4Hoeiation mad ct.
2puis aetsif..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-24
GeiunbheiisiAablid,ss 6leii&.

Mie bereiis Dor sinigen lagen be.
ribtei. bat bas 9tfunbbeitsamt eiren
sTeIbsug eeeen Shldhier uno
enlahtbousbefssr iHausurirt. ipelh.
bic .inidldsissn gorihriften 81 ums
geben unb eeiunbbsiisi ihdolI6es
;yleiIh in ben 6anoel gu brinsen pile
oer. 0eisern Mrreen ,paroe i'm Doll.
seiserlht Elm b,rdrtieer Jol DtriHoa
ben unb am Rahniii!ua erfpir.ts Der
Nohrunssmiiiel Snipettor Rufus Q.
glume sipei lpeiisre 5afibefehIe. Dies
ielben rih!en iih aeesn g. aopetp. Dcn
glo. 1922 yIeaiont Girabe. ptlnsr
Elm onssblid hpI.rasraniss Shlpein in
ieiner Wobnung s.ihlahist baben
foII; ben Wsbser ssObn Reumtper. pon
go. 1884 Central apt.. ipelter bsa
it,uloist ipiro. ssiunotsiisihdbli4es
1leiId pertaufi al babsn.
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pamtltoa.

Somiltpn anseigen, gofai. .Rotijem
nne Vesiafeiten fnb ab5ngeben Gde
Der 4. unb Charles Strahe. llnier
asent fur Samiltsn iusbnt go. 3Of
Norb Front Ctr. Ielepbon .0amilfDa
1376-N. s.lepbpa eres&orrdpen.
eeuten: 393X Wta.
Der Deutin Ameriianii6e
Gtobtpsrbanb belt Dorgeitern Nohs
miitag in Werbel's 6oIle bic idtrliGs
Mobl unO Jnitauirung Der Beamisn
ab. Di. Wabl mar duberit lebbafi
unD fiel nl.e folat aus: Gbdries Wsrbel
pnrbe uieDer einRimnlis gum prdf'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-24

Gie Gppiugtuu Cfiice fur oas rGln'
cinnati Gplfsblatt" beftuoet nd I'm
@ebaube Gu. 509-511 WlaoiiOn
apenue. gnscieen, Wittbeilnnsen
nno yeitell,nscn irsenomcldcr slrt
luerben bis 10 l1br abcubs haielblt
entgegeugcnDmmcn. Selepbpu Sputb
1854.
Sm gpuntpgeri6t ipurOen ges
fern fpIgenbs Seitamente ein9sreltt:
Samuel +. Sad btnterlGbt Teiner
Gattin cSoIepbine Sad cine $1,000 Ge>
bensper7iherungs 9oiice in wSbe
g1ationul Union. Splte lie eber als
er itsrber, erbGlt GTrau Carrie 2oro
5000; 2lpeItne unb Ularion Gorb je
$500; Qpoia Gorb Srii6, 2ple, glare,
W&aria, Gbeiter, 4rtbur 2oro uno 81
len 81. Siu unD Gatte 6iQ je $50.
Soute feline Satin bel ieinem Iblez
ben nod am 2eben Iein, 10 fpq lie tbz
rem 4ntbeiI erbalten. DEN Reit perz
tbeiIt sr ME folgt: 5rau Carrie 2oro
30 Yro3.. Nbeltne uno Waarion Goro
is Is gros., Gmma 9rp9an 10 pro5,
glare 2orb 8 pro3.; Glen 81. 5iQ
20 gro3. unb &atte Sta 5 prp3.
SoIepbine Sad 1T 9oQfretsrin. Qb=
fdGssr Ttno: 5. 6. uno 2ptIe 2oro
unb Sarrp Jriih. - Ra6eI gDams
gisbt 800 an gbarles Wrigbt Don
asotut, Soma; 2ouiie Brigbt $50;
bic brei S0bne BON gbarIes Wrigbt
$50; Srances J. 9urner 81; 800
ben gnteln ppn Sobn Wiaste(ls, BON
Skperbsbufb, gnslano, uno arberen
gernanoten bic Summe Don S25. Sic
srndnnte 9. Sonnemann gum 0olls
ftrster. 2lbIhdser iinD: syrunt Moes
ming, 9uDio 0peB urb 3. 6. See.
- Hep. Bernard u. 8aumeiiter eiebt
Der Ct. Stspbanus airhs $3.50.
Geine Jdrm in Der qleranoria Stu=
tion a. 6. 81. R. eiebt er 8ti6of 6.
9. Wlass unp fol bieielbe fir eineRs=
formihule benust tperoen. $500 erz
bait fsine Shpeiter 9ertrub 0efper
feline StisfgeT6fpifter srbalten is $25.
Der Hett lou IN oret 2hetle 9etkllt
on gbriitina ShliBer, adte 8eiper
unb 8ii6of 6. 9. Uioss fallsn. gr
.rnsrnt GDtporb 9efper gum 8ollitres
der. QbfddBer finb: sSreb. Slider,
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les isinsr Satin @nna unb mad be-
rem gpbe fsinen ainbern @nnd Warr
unh Murn Sofepbina Gambler. 6,
ernennt feline Satin Qnna 5ur 8oG.
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6. See. -- gltiabetb 2uber siebt Qls
Les ibrem Gattsn 2eonboro 2uber uni
nah feinem Ipbe ben Rinoern in glei.
den 9kilen sic ernennt Glt3abetf
auber sur 0onItrsderin. 4bfAdse,
finb Ben. 9loams, George Stsenten
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Na6 Osuudjsm Muld.
0m staate DbiO ipq bic arbei'
teruniall- Herfi@eraxs eiHses
fabrt merbeR.

Die 6oftpfIiht aommiiIion Fat ben
Gntfpurf elmer Uorlose fertis. -
DieieIbe fon bisfe Node nod Der
GesisIutur unterbrsiiet iperben. -
Die Yeitimmungsn berfslbsn. -
grbeit9eber folltn befonber, llnfaus
Steuern an Sen Gioot entriHten.
paroaropben. ipeldt ber Arbeiters
ihafi nitt paFen. - sic ipolItn
nitt CUR Deifeuer berdnsescstn
tperben. - gommonpIeosriHtsr fOl.
len ais aommifdre NIT rihierIiHer
geiralt pienen.
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Wertemi6wdll)e.

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auslaelcGafeit uHb fobietten 1rduuAH, er'4cpt
snbsn sinsiiiifIsn. Rruli., Rfi6sH. .nnb aovi.
i0mersen. Ganrausfun hbnatms bes 0ssots
nnb 0eHdbts, aoiarrb. M6@nnrhden. Omgl2sxs
i:ppfung. pshteieii Grrei6en pttfun 2ggne. gns.
Rfsn, Hrnifbeflsmmnna Msnqili6is't nnc 1tmv. Nv.
Hnn -srfahren aus ben -9nssHsfsssss, Hs
einfad,, iAnsa nnS biai9 ale nanafar'
Iid,em grrInise nnb anbere 1olgen m
eenbIidler Wsrirransen griiabIid g.
heilt mMb Doac Wriunbheit Hno Dfob'
finn ,picbererIanat ,pcrben f6unen. -
Cans menes Seilperiabren. JeSer fsis
eieener drss.
Eiefes nubnornen.Il6 inisreTs0Hfe nHo !fprs
reids a'nh fTsuiffe suflGae 1910. usi4sS
bon JHna nnk ait gaara unb HrGn. .oeieiss
mrefn fofIfe. fann esasn Ginfsneuna bon g
gents In Brieimdrfen bsrhsGeIf btscoeH Dsrssa
Eribai.0Iinif, 1915. Mbenne
NEW YORK. n. v.
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Dm. 8. 5rilmann. BON 80. 1887
Central apenus, fpurpe aeitern auf sis
mem Sirubenbatntpoeen um i.in Dor
tsmonnois init $107 in Haar unb eis
mem GKd behoblen. gr bate an Der
a. unb Wsain Gtrabs cine Ciisnb Gar
btIsispen, mar on Der 4. unb Dine Ctr.
ausseitiessn uno BON bort ouf esner
Gar Der Sobn Ctr. 2inie beimeefobs
rem. Jn Ieiner Dobnuns mahie q bic
be.riibenbe Gntbecuns, bab q I'm isin
porsemonnnie nit Snbolt ,rleiMtert
iroyoen mar.
- Jn Der Wontas Rant murhen
aus bem Gtablifemsnt Der Rotpion &.
Cons padins Go. brei 5hinien unb
nuheye ffsffry,sv4r 0vsv, nsf{ohfeY
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,3abnetl Oer Rinoer. !"
MRS. WlNSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup

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BET 3abuenSem aimbern.
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Msa lfHherf aHs 8&mexsen. a3aFis1 N1tnHu1ln
lH wn1 ~ bas bette MittA eesen DtaST
Gaafansppasjis GsstS BE 8f1flG
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23

Miss Hattie Stills spent yesterday
with friends at Richmond and looked
after business interests.
w. H Miller was at Richmond on
business, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Stanley have
been entertaining guests.
Miss Mary Stills has returned from
a pleasant visit at Fort Wayne with
her cousin, Mrs. Clarence Hartshorn.
Mrs. Alice Gresh entertained at six
o'clock dinner Monday evening in hon.
or of Miss Clara Watt of near Con-
nersville. Her guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames F. NJ. Jones, w. L. Par
kins and the Revs. and Mesdames c..
H. Pinnick and E. X. Wrinkle. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Judkins of
Cambridge City, Joined the company.
The wedding Of Miss Hazel Wagner
to Paul Ferris took place at the home
of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Connelley of Doddridge.
this afternoon at three O'Clock, the
Rev. G. Jensen, of Shelbyville, ofiiciat-
ing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23

Mrs. May Boden and her cousin,
Miss Blanche Nichols OF New York,
were the guests of Prof. Lee Ault and
family of Dublin, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Henby and daughter,
Elma, went to Flint, Mich, Tuesday, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ballenger.
Jack Harper transacted business in
Cincinnati, Monday
Mrs. T. l.. Bird, Great Winona, went
to Connersville yesterday afternoon to
visit the Shawmut Council of the ord
er of Pocahontas in that city last
evening.
Mrs. Charles Bertsch and her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Shaffer of Hagers-
town, left yesterday on "a trip to Nj
agara Falls and other points east.
The following young people enjoyed
a hay ride to Hagefstown, Monday
evening: The Misses Beatrict Storch
and guest, Anna Louise Norton, of
indianapolis, Esther Strawn, Ruth
Clark, Nina Harrison. Maud Allison,
Ruth Donovan of this city and Ida
Binkley of Germantown, Karl Reese,
Albert Ohmit. Frank Scott, Frank
Lair, Ralph Ingerman and Robert
Bertsch. with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Weed. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bales
as chaperones.
Mrs. John Duffee and son. formerly
of this city, but at present residing in
Vermont, visited Cambridge City
friends the first of the week.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

GREENSBORO, Ind. Aug. 23.-Mrs.
Halle Hoover, OF Hagerstown, has re-
turned home after a visit with Mrs. Al
VA Cook.
A number from here attended the
Old Settlers picnic at Centerville Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Roller has returned home
after visiting relatives In Richmond.
Mrs. Zecker Of Franklin, Ohio, II
spending = few days with Mrs. Eliza
beth Gayior and family.
Mrs Jennie Blizord has returned
from Richmond where she was employ
ed ~ seamstress for the past few
weeks.
Rev Dillman OF Converse, preached
at the Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Sue GayIor OF Richmond, spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Isabel Kerzle ID spending the
week with relatives in Cincinnati
The members OF the NJ e church
pleasantly surprised their pastor. Rev.
Zerbee at his home in the Williams
burg road last Friday evening
Mrs.. Hahn Of Squires. and daughter
Mabel have returned from vistt ii
Cine3unatt
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NEW PARIS, OHIO.

NEW PARIS, Aug. 23.-Miss Mar
garet and Mary O'Dea went to Cincin-
natl Friday to attend the wedding of
their brother John, Saturday.
Miss Kate Titzsimmons and Mrs.
D. Morris and daughter, Jeanette, OF
Cincinnati, were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Manning.
Miss Bernice and Elma Homer gave
an aluminium shower for Miss Puby
McWhinney, bride-elect Friday after
noon. Each guest was requested to
bring her thimble which was used
for making articles for the bride-eIect
She was the recipient of many beau
tfful presents. Those present were
Miss Ruby and Grace McWhinney,
Mona Newbern, Enola Richards Ell
ma and Bernice Homer and Mrs. Ly-
dia ShererA
Mr.. Elmer Cavanaugh returned to
his home in Covington. KY, after
spending the summer with his aunt.
Mrs. VIM. hartman
Mrs. Chelsie Haseltine of New York
who has been spending the summer
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Price
returned home Saturday.
Miss Pauline Smith and Julia Mani
mon are spending this week in Gov
tngton, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mckee spent
Sunday with Mrs. Susan Mckee
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed WeymAn Of Mid
dletown spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Wilcox Mrs.
Weyman will remain for . few days.
Mr.. and MrA +. b. Pence aud lEx.
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and Mrs. Ora sherer spent Sunday in

and Mrs Ora sherer spent Sunday in
Elwood.
Miss Grace and Marie Young OF
West Alexandria were Saturday and
Sunday guests Of Miss Louise and
Henrietta Shunkie.
Mrs Elmer Curry of Cincinnati is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs Robert McGill spent last week
with relatives at Campbellstown.
Miss Elsie McGill entertained at
Sunday dinner Miss Roxie and Fannie
Cussins.
Mrs Lee Baumgardner and daugh-
ter, Lois. spent Saturday and Sunday
in Richmond.
Mrs. Chas. Roach of xenia spent
last week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mungavin.
Mrs. T. COMFY and Miss Margaret
Cunningham spent Friday in Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Coblentz OF Day
ton were entertained on Sunday by
Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Aker.
Mr. and Mrs Burleigh McGiH spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Nc
Gill
Miss Gertrude Horigan of Camden
is here visiting relatives
Mr.. w. e. Jones and family, Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Mckee who have been
spending their summer vacation at
Lake James returned home Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wrenn and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Reinheimer return
ed Monday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold their picnic at Alfred MUIR
rays woods Thursday. All scholars
and parents NEE. ut 8 a. m.
The Christian Sunday school will
picnic in Joe McPherson's woods on
Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Moore spent Sun
day at Ridgeville.
Oliver Hatfield has returned to his
home in Mound City, Mo-, after q Wis
it with William Hatfield and family.
Mrs. Fred Personett Of Elkhart, ID
visiting Mrs. Robert Shar and family.
Mrs. Borton has returned from Wis
1t with relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Roy Copeland OF Cambridge
City is spending the week with VIM.
Boyd and family.
Lutte Hatfield made a business trip
to Indianapolis Monday.
Mrs. Mike Ragon Of Richmond. Wis
tied relatives here recently.
Mrs. Charles Crump is spending 4
few days at Hagerstown.
Rev. Zerbee viii fill his regular ap.
pointm1nt va N. E. church Sun,
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

CAMBRIDGE cisY, Ind, Aug. 90
Mahlon Raub, of Cincinnati is spend.
ing couple Of weels with the Mar
son relatives in this city.
Miss Blanche Martz n, Olney, ILL.,,
is a visitor i'm the home OF her uncle,
George Martz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henby enter
tanned as their guests at dinner. Sun
day, at their home southwest of this
city, Mr.. Hayworth of Danville, the
Misses Belle Hawkins and Lydia Bell
OF Spiceland. Anderson Tows and
family, Rev. Dalton Lewis and A. F.
Sutton and family.
Mrs. John Starr and daughter,
Miss Alice. of Richmond. are spending
the week with the formers sister, Mrs.
Charles Marson.
The ladies of the Social Union will
serve supper in the basement OF the
Methodist church, Thursday evening.
The following is the menu: Hot Bak-
ing Powder Biscuit. Fried Chicken
and Gravy. Mashed Potatoes. Sliced
Tomatoes. Apple Sauce. Jelly. Butter.
Coffee. The supper will be served at
the popular price of IS cents. Ice
cream and cake, extra
Mrs. Maria Straub has sold her res
idence property in East Cambridge.
and occupied by George Stieffel, to
Mrs. Frank Ingerman: consideration,
$1,000. Mrs. Ingerman will take pos
session within the next thirty days.
Arthur Kimmel has returned to his
home in Muncie after a visit with
Squire Cornthwaite and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Wilson, and
daughter. Mary Catherine, spent Tues
day with friends at New Lisbon
Mrs. Forrest Banner and baby will
80 to Monroe the latter part Of the
week to visit her mother. Mrs. Fur
man. Miss Pruda Banner. who is vis-
ting in Indianapolis will join her in
that place.
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News From Surrounding Towns

blindfolded and escorted to the tent
where she was well showered with
rice after which thimbles were produc
ed and the afternoon spent socially
in hemming the tea towels presented
to Miss Wagner. It proved that Miss
Mary Ward is to be the next bride and
Miss Rea Wagner the old maid. The
afternoon slipped gayly away and will
long be remembered by all in attend
ance. Dainty refreshments of peach
sherbert and cake weresserved
David Parker is having his house
and woodshed repainted. LATE Cross
has the contract.
Master Olin Davis has been given
charge of the Indianapolis Star and
will now have both the Muncie and
Indianapolis Star.
Miss Clara Watt called on Mrs. j.
NJ. McMahan, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Young of Corners.
vile were greeting friends here yes.
terday. They were enroute to New
Paris, O.. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rue
ben Young.
Grover Slonaker of east of Milton,
entertained the following guests in
honor OF his visiting guests. the Miss
es Alice and Ethel Decker, of Hamil-
ton. Ohio. Saturday evening. DR.. EN-
NETT and Ross Doddridge. Clark and
Watson Faucet, Homer Bertsch, Lew
is Ely. OF Connersville, Jesse and Will
liam Huddleston, Elmer Bertsch, Will
Bertram and Mr.. Crull and the Misses
Nora Doddridge, Marcia and Cora
Wise, Ida and Iva Bertsch, Frances
Ely of Connersville, Seastrum of In
dianapolis. Lulu Faucet. Laura
Bertsch. and the Misses Decker as
guests of honor. The evening was
pleasantly spent by all and nice re-
Treatments served
Mrs. Albert Newman went to Pen
dleton yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. r. p. Lindsay's recent guests at
Beechwood farm south of town were
her brother Vernon Branscn. of Gin
cinnati and Miss Mary Greer of Con-
nersville.
Harry Roberts. Jr., of Chicago, has
been spending few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Roberts,
ut the home of his aunts, Misses Mary
and Sarah Roberts.
A pleasant dinner party was given
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DuGranrut,
south OF town at Beechwood farm,
Sunday. Their guests were Mrs. Alice
DuGranrut. the Misses Carrie and Lii
Ian DuGranrut and Augusta Miller,
Messrs. John and Robert DuGranrut
and Wesley Newton. Mrs. Alice Du-
Granrut who spent the week with her
SON and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Du-
0ranrut has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Manlove had as
their guests. yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Marson and son of Cambridge
City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23

MILTON Ind, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Mary
Kimmer of near Chester, who has beer
ct her fathers. Robt. Cornthwaite. re
turned home yesterday to spend q
few days. She expects to return here
again.
Miss Ruby Kellam's arm 10 grad
ually improving. She was bitten by q
pet cat.
Mrs. James Kellam entertained al
her guest at dinner Monday. Mrs
Nancy Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Kellam are en-
pertaining al their guests. Miss Mary
Kellam. OF Rushville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shenk Of near Garrett.
Mrs. Rebecca Working had az her
guests. yesterday. her daughter. Mrs
John Ohmit and daughter. OF Cam
bridge City.
The Rev e. X. Van Wrinkle will
lecture ON the subject. Teaching the
Beginner" before the Teachers Train
lng class ut the Christian church to.
morrow evening.
A family gathering With Mrs. Bar.
bara Ferris Sunday was composed OF
her sisters. Mesdames Cyrus Whiteley.
John Kellam. r. J. Kellam and her
brother. Urias Shenr and wife. OF
Jarrett, this state. There were fifty
tx to picnic in the grove. Just half
1 the Shenk family OF brothers and
listers with their families were pres
mt. A me dinner was served and all
mjoyed q ilne time.
Miss Esther Jones, OF Richmond. has
sesn the guest OF Miss Hazel Wagner.
sast OF town . few days.
Miss Elvira Voorhees, of Richmopd, IL
listing friends here and also az the
yuest OF Miss Hazel Wagner OF east
" town.
Mrs. Anna NJ. whiteley Of west of
own called ON Mrs. Elizabeth Akin
ION. Monday afternoon.
The Misses Etvira Voorhees, Of Rich
nond. Miriam Parkins and Mrs. Park
.ants entertained at n tea towel hem
ming. With Mrs. Lantx at the home OF
Nr. and Mrs. J. M. Doddridge. Mon
lay afternoon. In honor Of Miss Hazel
Wagner whose marriage to Paul Fer
II took place today. The reception
vas given In the yard tent which was
laintily decorated In flowers. drapery
md greenery. fancy pillows forming
eats ON the soft velvety grass. From
he center Of the tent beautiful we'd
ling bell hung pendant. The following
vere guests. the Misses Hazel was-
Ter ~ guest Of honor. Jennie Hussey,
Aary Ward. Alma Wagner, Rea wag-
20. Rachel Thomas. Maude Ball. Es-
her Jones OF Richmond. Edna Wal.
loe. Marie Snyder. Lulu Faucet,
eesdames Oscar Kirlin. Harry Doty.
larl Doddridge. A. one form OF enter
pinne1t Miss Hasea Wagner was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-23
HAGERsTdWN. IND.

HAGERsTow.fA Aug. 2s.-Mr.
and Mrs. ~Cheste< LID and Mr.. and
Mrs. RobeEta Thu ION and daughter.
Rena, weE 4aesI Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM LII. rear Red Key.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stuart and SON
Robert of Indianapolis. Mrs. Rebecca
Stuart and Mrs. Albert Jones left
Tuesday morning in the formers auto
to visit friends in Urbana, and other
points in Ohio.
The Teetor reunion was held at Nc
Culloughs park at Muncie Tuesday.
The reunion was attended by very
nearly all of the Teetor family Of this
place.
Mrs. Mary Dolley of Indianapolis
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Mar
tina Lontz
Miss Margaret Forkner and Mr..
Louis Petty were guests OF friends ct
Anderson, Sunday.
Mrs. Mahaia Huffman, Mrs. Amanda
Widows and Rev. Levi Dilling were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Sherry
Sunday.
MI anu w 0A0O WiA8Ou anu
children Of Hartford City and Mrs p.
H. Davis spent Monday with Mrs.
Mamie Oler.
Miss Nellie Brant ID attending the
teachers association at New Castle
this week
Mr. and Mrs Will Jones Of Rich
mond spent day recently with Chas.
Northcott and family. Miss Mildred
Northcott accompanied them home Tor
. weeks visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Petro entertain
cd Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones.
Mrs. Martin Knapp has returned
from New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Seward Hardwfck have
rented the rooms in the second floor
Of the Davis building on North Perry
street
Miss Reba Norton Of 0reenAeld, o.,
- the guest Of Mrs Leslie b. Davis.
Miss Vera FIenming w1s the guest
OF Mr. and Mr.. Ed. Porter and Miss
India Keys It supper. Monday svesr
ms.