The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-04
NEW PARIS

NEW PARIS, o. Mar. 3.-State In
spector Hutchinson recently made his
examination of the books of the New
Paris Loan and Building Company and
everything in fine shape. and congrat-
ulated Sec'y. B. S. Davis and the
Boadr Of Directors.
A. s. White went to Richmond Sat
urday to call on sister, Miss Verna,
aged II, who underwent an operation
at Reid hospital Thursday.
William Becker ,Jr, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs John Whrle returned
Saturday to West Manchester after
visit with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. d. Ben
ner.
Mrs. Elsie Murray, of Dayton. spent
the week en- dwith her mrother, Mrs.
Mary Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs Lew Thompson at
Richmond Friday.
The jefferson township teachers
met in regular session Saturday. and
among other things of bushes decid-
ed to have an open meeting for pa
irons and friends in the near future.
Bruce Barr, William Watts Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watts attended the
wedding dinner given Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. l. Waist
at Greenwood In honor Of their son
John and bride. who were welded
Saturday. Mrs. Watts was Miss Ag-
mes Mcbride. of Eaton.
Miss Henrietta Shinkle spent Sun
day with Mis- Katherine Sherman, of
Richmond
Mrs l.. J. Reid spent the week end
at williamsburg with her parents
and attended the dedication Of the new
Christian Chuch on last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Benson is confined to
her home with la grippe. II. o. Hut
ton and Washington Eddy are also
both seriously i'll.
The statements of the Jantha Light
and Fuel Company were mailed Mon
day from the Eaton office and were
received Tuesday. The bills are be-
ing at the First National Bank and pa
irons seem well satisfied with the ser
vice given them by the gas company
in their initial month.
j. s. Dillon, who has been employ
ed at the local print shop for several
months returned Monday to Spring.
field where he has position with the
Crowen Printing Company.
VIM. II. Garretson, rural carrier is
enjoying little vacation to give the
new sub-carrier, Charles F. Freed
some practice in the work
The New Paris Ropue Club met for
their annual meeting Monday at the
First National Bank for election OF
officers The new board consists OF
c. W. BENEFIT, Pres; o. II. King, Vice
Pres; DR.. c. A. Hawley, Sec; NJ. H
{ Pence, Treas. A number Of matters
Of b,,cinosc woro diSpnacod and an on,
thusiastic meeting was held Ed
most interested players Of the club
was present
Mrs. Daniel w. Miller returned
Monday to Chicago for a few days.
Perry Overpeck, of Dayton. arrived
Tuesday for short visit with rela.
tives.
H. S. Keates. of Richmond, spent
Tuesday here in the interests of the
Rumley Company.
The local lodge X. of P. No. 1896
will on Thursday night hold the post
poned celebration of the anniversary
of it's founding at Castle Hall. A
number of out Of town visitors are ex
pected to be present and an enjoyable
evening is being planned by the
knights. The Pythian Sisters will
charge Of the refreshments and are al
so assisting in the program.
The will and testament of Henry
Miller, Sr., deceased landowner, was
opened and read at Eaton Saturday
The widow received the large farm on
which she resides, during her life
time and at her death it will pass to
the grandchildren Henry B. and Lo
rena S. Miller.