The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-23
News From Surrounding 7 owns

The box social given by Miss Snyder
at the Wallace school, south of town,
Friday night was well attended. The
net proceeds were 1887. The boxes
sold for any amount from rs cents up
to $500 The money will be used to
purchase a new book case.
Mrs. Sarah Moore of Bradford, Ohio.
and son. William Long, were guests of
Miss B. M. Germ and niece, Mrs. Sto-
yer, Friday. They have been visiting
Mrs. Stobaugh at Cambridge City. Mrs.
Moore is well known here and at East
Germantown as Mrs. Washington
Long
Wesley Newton was at Connersville
on business Friday
Mrs. Will Daniels was at Richmond
shopping and seeing friends Friday.
Oliver Ferguson is seemingly more
comfortable and is sleeping some.
Mrs. Catherine Wallace is suffering
much with rheumatism in her limbs.
The ladies wishing to enter Walter
Houseworths cobbling shop will enter
by the south door
Mrs. Martha Slower made business
trip to Richmond Saturday.
The following constitutes the indie
pendent Corporation Ticket subject to
the coming election: For trustee in
First ward, Emerson Booth; for Fifth
ward. Charles Ferris: marshal, Elmer
Lowry. This makes two tickets in the
field. Citizens and Independent. On
the Citizens ticket the nominees for
trustees are o. H. Beeson in the First
ward and Hiram Crook in the Fifth
ward, with Henry Hoover for marshal
Mrs. Alice Virgins of Richmond is
visiting relatives here.
The Esther Bible class, with Mrs.
w. L. Parkins, was we'll attended Fri
day evening. The class will meet with
Mrs. Thos. Phillips Friday night
Leonard Basson is home from Rich
mond to spend few days.
Mrs. Hattie Heist is spending the
week at her niece's, Mrs. J. A. Brown
The Dorcas circle of the Christian
Church Bible school gave the Rev. and
Mrs. e. X. Van Wrinkle a pleasant sur
prise Friday evening. The following
were present to enjoy very social
evening with the Rev. and Mrs Van
Wrinkle as a farewell visit: Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Cones, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Napier. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doty, Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. Copeland; Mesdames
Alice Gresh, H. L. Jones, Malinda Bar
ton, David Nugent, Will Johnson, John
Ferguson, Richard Stills and the Misses
Nora Campbell, Elda Lowry and Hat
tie Izor. The ladies Of the circle are
members of Mrs. Nancy Hussey's
class. Miss Dean Van Wrinkle fur
nished several instrumental pieces and
Charles Van Wrinkle rendered several
vocal solos in the way of entertain
ment. Refreshments were served. The
class presented the Rev. and Mrs. Van
Wrinkle with a large picture of the
Bible school, as the pictures were ia
ken on rally day. The picture is
framed and was presented by F. NJ
Jones in neat speech.
The young people of the Christian
church. who gave the play at the hall
the evening of the ladies fair, repeated
the same with great success at
Straughn on Friday evening They will
also give the play again at the Odd
Fellows hall here on Friday night, in
the interest of the Woman's Cemetery
association.
Mrs. David Parker was shopping at
Connersville and calling on friends FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Doddridge spent
Saturday in Union county with friends
The street committee state that no
leaves must be burned after IL o'clock
noon, now that the season is on. The
smoke Is annoying to people at night.
Mrs. George Kelsey, who recently
was the recipient of a post card show
er, received large number of remem-
brances from the members of the Cary
club and other friends. She greatly
appreciates the remembrance.
A hay wagon crowd of young people
from Maple Grove school, east of town,
attended the box social at the Wallace
school house, as did also a number
from here.