The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-05
SEND FR|CKER BOQUET
Sunday School Convention
Remembers Injured Man.

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| tional interest throughout. The large
! auditorium was well filled, and every
| person on the program present. Rev.
A. V. Schneider presided at the meet
| ing. The musical numbers were es-
peC!ally good. A collection amounting
! TO $3.50 was taken.
| The Methodist Sunday school of this
! city, secured the boquet, having the
; largest representation. This was sent
to lssiah Frickler, of Dublin, who was
| seriously hurt several weeks ago
The next institute will be held at
| the Pleasant Hill church, north of
Dublin, the first Sunday in May. This
is the only country church in Jackson
| township.
Seth Brown, Of Richmond, visited
his daughter, Mrs. NJ E. Mason, Tues
| day.
Anderson Toms was called to Mar
ion Monday by the death of a sister
Mrs. +. +. Pearson, a former resident
Of Dublin. The body was brought to
the home of Mr.. Toms this afternoon
following the funeral, which was held
I in Marion. Interment will be Thurs
day afternoon, at one o'clock, in the
cemetery at Dublin. Friends may
view the body at the cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Knipe and
daughter, Miss Florence, of Dublin,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S
F. Wilson, at dinner, Sunday.
F. II. Ohmit, Frank Luddington and
Earl Whiteley went hunting Monday,
bagging forty-One rabbits.
Hunt Club Meets.
The Helen Hunt club met Monday
n r of - N
Carpenter, with nineteen members
present. Mrs. J. w. Marson presented
the subject, The Industrial Review
and Child Labor in Relation to the
South" which was followed by an an
mated discussion on the subject from
the civil war to the present time
Miss Mary Overpeck gave a mono
logue, Whitman's Knocking Bird"
Mrs. S. f. Sutton gave an entertain
ing report of the Biennial Meeting
of Federated Clubs at Indianapolis,
stating that aside from indianapolis
clubs, no club in the Federation had
so large a representation as did the
Helen Hunt club, ten members being
in attendance.
Mrs. Virginia Meredith. one of the
directors of the State Federation
gave a number of additional points in
regard TO the convention.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Ophelia ShultZ, in two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Martz were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Lair, of
Richmond, Sunday. Mr. J. J. Hoover,
Of Wyoming, and Adolphus Lair, were
also visitors in their home
Specialist Called
Dr. Kimberlin, a specialist from the
Methodist hospital, indianapolis, was
called to this city Tuesday in consul
tation with local physicians regarding
the case of Ralph Boyd the young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd, who is
critically i'll, at their home, east of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Harvey and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Copeland spent Tues
day in indianapolis.
Mrs. Charles Miller and her mother,
Mrs. Cope, spent Tuesday in Rich
mond.
H. C. Oglesbee has rented the Nor
rey property, on North Front street.
vacated by Mrs. Bertha Hosier, and
will move in a few days.
W. j. Hull shipped car of hogs to
indianapolis Tuesday. The average
weight for the car was $50 pounds.
Miss Ella Moore. returning from
HIltOH, where she dtLSnOoO the tuner
al of hker brother to her home in
Noblesville, spent Monday night with
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Pruitt
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Galloway and
daughter spent Sunday with friends in
Richmond
Miss Bell, of Noblesville. the nurse
who was attending Ralph Boyd, was
taken i'll with appendicitis Monday,
and went at once to a hospital in In
dianapolis.
Miss Helen Doney visited in the
Richmond schools Monday returning
to MiddletOwn that evening.
The meeting Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society which was to have
been held tomorrow afternoon, has
been postponed until next week, the
place OF meeting to be announced la
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urias Bertsch were
gwen surprise a few evenings ago, |
at their home north of this city. |
While they were making kraut, thirty
friends walked into their home Not
at all abashed at the unexpected
guests, the kraut was put aside to
walt more convenient season. and |
the invaders given a royal welcome |
Music and games afforded entertain |
ment, followed by the serving of |
substantial Halloween supper, which |
the party brought with them.
The Round Table needlework club |
will meet at the home of Mrs. Hoover,
one week from tomorrow afternoon. !
Mrs. Scott Entertains.
Mrs. Glen Scott entertained a few
friends, among whom were several |
little people, and their mothers, Mon
day afternoon, in observance of the /
first birthday anniversary of her son, |
William Doney Scott
A lunch of ice cream, cake and can
dies, in the form of animals. was
served One small candle burned on !
the birthday cake. A number - nice .
gifts were received by the little boy.
The guests were Miss Francis Cal
loway, Mrs. G. w. Galloway. Miss
auline kniese, Master Robert Gallo
way, Mrs. E. R. Galloway, Mrs O. l.
Galloway. Mrs. Frank Luddington.
Mrs. X. ?. Diffenderfer, Mrs. Howard
Beeson, the Misses Ethel Bertsch and
Beatrice Swallow
Mrs. Frank Parsons. of Richmond. |
was the guest of her sister Mrs Ian /