The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-18
PAGE SEVEN.

and praying unto Sod then will come
the answer. n special number in ma-
sic was a solo, Voices From Glory,
by Mrs, Starum. Another feature
was the chorus song by the childrens
choir. The Rev. r. X Van Minkle.
pastor OF the Christian caurch was
in attendance and took part in the
services,
Miss Lorene Warren is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. John Thurman and other
friends at, Richmond.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Johe
a, their home near East Germantown.
daughter Wednesday. The little
one is named Dorothy. The mother
was miss Hazel Null, a daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Will Null, of Milton.
Mrs. w, H.. Miller. visited friends
at Cambridge City yesterday.
The ladies of the Ruth's circle, of
the Christian church Bible school. with
their teacher, Mrs, d. IL. Warren met
With Mrs. Henry Hess yesterday after
noon in their regular monthly busi-
ness meeting aud social
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wallace visited
| Mrs. Louise Cummings at Richmond
and did some shopping Thursday,
viii Null, Bert ckllam and George
Filby are cutting trees on MIR, Lind
says farm.
MIR Anderson. OF near Hagerstown.
attended services at the NJ. E. church
Thursday evening.
The late Mrs. Julia Martin Roland
was taken to Hancock county for
burial today. The deceased was the
wife of l.. NJ Boiand, foreman at the
Evening News office at Connersville.
and aged about sixty.five, She died
at her home, East Connersville. OF
! cancer, Wednesday. Mrs. Roland
was we'll known here.
| Albert Wilson, of Doddridge, was
greeting friends at Milton yesterday
The Home club was entertained
with Mrs. w. p. Moore. yesterday af-
| ternoon. The meeting was the tenn.
perance number of the club. and the
topic of the program was Progress
| in Temperance Reform" The ladies'
| on duty for reading OF papers and
| talks. were Mrs William Ferris, Mrs,
| Charles Ferris, and Mrs. Alice Dn.
Granrut. Mrs, Moore invited the club
to remain for the socia. hour and
| served refreshments.
| Silas Clark OF near Beeson's Sta.
ton. was greeting friends here yes.
terday.
| Three OF Homer Donekers children
of near Bentonville, have the pneu-
monia.
Mrs Ruth Hoel was a recent visitor
of Miss Edna Murray west OF Mil.
ton.
r. P Lindsay, farmer south OF
Milton, has bought corner lot north
of the greenhouse at Cambridge City,
| of Mrs. Margaret Mccartney.
| Mrs. Isaac Wilson. south of town.
was sixty-eight years onld today. AS
kind remembrance large number
of her friends gave her post card
shower.
| VIII Scott, of south of town, was
greeting friends at Milton yesterday.
Ed. Lathrop is suffering with the
quincy.
| Albert kellam attended the StOrcn
sale, near East Germantown, Thurs
day.
/ Mrs. Ella Hoffman has pansies In
bloom and has picked bouquets for .
number of her friends.
Mrs. Laura Myers has returned
| from Quinneno. Kansas, where she at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Ferris Myers.
Services tomorrow at the NJ. r.
church. morning and evening and
|, through the week. Everybody is corr
daily invited to be present at each
service. The Endeavor will meet at
the usual hour at the Christian church.
Services at the Friends church in the
morning.
Delmar Doddridge is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Rhoda Hunt.