The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-26
News From Surrounding 7 owns

were disappointed in their guests. Mr..
Stanleys mother was unable to come
because Of the illness Of her daughter,
and Mrs. StAnley's father was also sick
at DVnrietA Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley and
family spent Sunday and we're among
tue guests at a dinner party near
Sp.celand, yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Wallace entertained at
q lMnhle party. Mrs. Oliver Wallace,
Mrs. r. p. Lindsay, Mrs. Frank Du
Granrut. Mrs. Mary Bales. Mrs John
Coyne and Mrs. Will Wallace, Friday
afternoon. The ladies went in a bob
sled. They report fine time.
Miss Pearl Thornburg spent Friday
might and over Sunday with Miss Le-
- Luddagton. at Cambridge City.
WIN Sinmons Of near Dublin, was
g0sstiAg frt0Ads here and attending
the Ferguson sale Saturday afternoon.
Frank Counsily Of the Doddridge
nedghborhood shipped 1872 head of his
hogs q few days ago. He shipped from
Connsrsville. The hogs averaged 252
rounds weight. He received $685. per
hundred weight.
Miss Naomi GuiohaRd, Of Cambridge
City. was the guest Of her teacher
Miss Eleanor NewmAA. here Saturday,
End was selling 'tidoDsts for the Abe
Martin wedding to b given in that
city this evening.
Mrs. Oliver Wallace spent Saturday
at Centerville with her husbands
mother, Mrs. Ada Wallace.
George Wilson has returned from
Indianapolis and was among those
from here who attended the Friends
quarterly meeting at Dublin, Saturday
The sale held by Elmer Little at his
lone in the Doddridge neighborhood.
Friday. was largely attended. Every
thing sold we'll. One team OF horses
sold for $497.
Lindley Baker. living west of Milton
received the second prize, OF So in the
corn exhibit, at Charles Wheeler's Sat
urday. He exhibited mixed corn. The
score 5S.5. Earl Srawford Of near Ben
tonville also took the second prize Of
SIS at Frank Marson's. His exhibit was
yellow corn. The score was II.
There were sixty dancing pupils at
the dancing club Friday night. There
were more farmers and their ladies in
town, Saturday than for many weeks.
Mrs. Henry Mueller spent several
days with her stepmother. Mrs. Henry
Hussey.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of Doddridge furnished nice
luncheon for the people attending El-
mer Little's sale. east of town, Fri.
day
Jas. McCollom who is here from
friends at Cambridge City Saturday.
The following constitutes the pro-
gram observed at the school chapel,
Washington Day by the pupils of the
public school. Music. Flag Drill. Or
See My Flag-Room 1. Ballad of Betsy
Ross-Abbie Hoshour Solo by Harold
Daniels. Flag Drill-Room I. The True
George Washington, BERTHE George
February Song-Room 2. What's a
Name, John Jones. Piano solo, Flor
ence Daniel. Washington's Birthday,
Vivian Bennett. Mothers Voice. Max
inc Whitley. Music by the high school
orchestra. The Boy Washington's army
Room 8. Chorus, high school. On the
Death Of Gen. Washington. Luella
I.antz. Noble Washington, song. Room
J..
At the Democratic convention held
here Saturday afternoon, Charles
shank was elected chairman of the
township committee and after his cleo
ton q call was issued for a convention
here Saturday afternoon to elect dele
gates to the state and congressional
coz yentionR