The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-28

nome, winch came to them by Will
from Mrs. Elizabeth Knox
Friends here will be pleased to learn
of the welfare and whereabouts OF the
Rev. Aaron Napier, for some time pas
tor of the Friends church here. Since
his pastorate here he spent some time
in Ames, Iowa, as pastor OF Friends
church. But owing to the fact that the
climate did not agree with his wife, he
gave up the work and returned to In
diana. He is now located at Amboy in
the northern part of the state where
he is in charge of work.
Jesse Van Camp, of New York City.
enroute home, Joined his wife at the
home of Miss Rachel Thomas. with
MISS Thomas's uncle, r. F. Galloway.
He will remain but short time. Mr..
Van Camp is a noted evangelist sin
ger. e@
Charles Galloway was the host for
the Teachers Conference Meeting of
the Christian church, Bible school,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Eunice McCIung was at Rich
mond yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Filby. who have
been visiting relatives at this place,
left Tuesday for Elwood to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Filby before return
ing to Chicago, where Prof. Filby is a
teacher in manual training school.
Mrs. Marie Beeson entertained as
her guest, yesterday, Mrs. Ora Wag.
ner. Of near East Germantown.
Mrs Sarah Ohmit has gone to Ell
wood to visit relatives a few days
The high school pupils who attended
the play, Rosalind at Red Gate, at
Cambridge City, Tuesday evening,
were Delmar Doddridge, Harold Filby
Ralph Moore, Lloyd Parkins and the
Misses Stacy Stanley, Mildred War.
rem, Mary Jones and Lillian DuGran.
rut They were chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Templin were
among those from here who attended
the play, Rosalind at Red Gate, at
Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stanley enter
tanned as their guests, Sunday. Eugene
Stanley of Middletown and Miss
Maude Carver, of Lewisville
Mrs. Mary Connell and daughter
Miss Lizzie, of south of town, enter
tanned as their guests, yesterday, Mes
DANES Mary Cornell. Mart Cornell
and Miss Margaret Connell, of Con
nersville.
Mrs. Oscar Kirlin entertained at the
home of her father, Charles Ferguson
of near Bentonville, Sunday, the Miss
es Augusta Miller and Pearl Thorn
burg.
Messrs. and Mesdames Hiram Crook
and daughter and w. H. Miller and
daughter, attended the play, Rosalind
at Red Gate, at Cambridge City.
The late Mrs. James Egg, who died
at Connersville. Monday and was laid
away in the Valley Grove cemetery
yesterday morning, was buried in a
very handsome bronze casket costing
$500 The casket was bought of the
American Casket company at Cam
bridge City. and ordered through theil
travelling salesman, Lutte Lantz, ia, OF
Milton, from Chicago. Mrs Eby was
well known in this township.
For some time it has been rumored
that stock company would be organ
lied in the Doddridge neighborhood tc
drill for gas and oil. The rumor took
substance yesterday when some of the
leading men concerned in the matte,
went to Indianapolis, Tuesday and
filed papers for incorporation. The
Federal Court was not in session and
the matter had to be delayed owing to
that fact. There are about seventy-twc
of the leading people of the eastern
part of the township interested with q
capital stock of $4,000. In an inter
view with Omer Hurst one of the lead
ing promoters of the enterprise, he
stated to the correspondent that as
they could not have hearing with the
Federal Court it would necessitate
them to go again and that at present
the organization was not complete en-
ough to give details.
Mrs. T. NJ. McClung went to Rich
mond yesterday to be the guest Of
Mrs. Williams that city, and attend
the w. c. T. U. convention. Mrs. Nc
Chung was a delegate from the loca
society.
Perry Freeman, of Richmond, was IL
town, yesterday. He was enroute to his
farm near Beeson's station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Lathrop have
been entertaining as their guests, Mr.
Lathrop's father and sister, the Rev
w. r. Lathrop and Mrs. Jos. Alcorn
of College Corner, Ohio. They returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, of Rush
Vile visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moore
over Saturday night and on Sunday
all attended Yearly Meeting at Rich
mond and were the guests of relatives
Mrs. Harry Borders has gone tt
Economy to visit relatives few day:
Messrs. Samuel Pritchard and Wal
tiers, of Knightstown. were callers o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stanley, Tuesday
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