The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-06
MANY OHIO FARMS
FIGURE IN DEALS
Hollandsburg People Buy
and Sell Several Pieces Of
Farm Land.


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WILLIAMSBURG. O., Aug. 6-Ches-
ter Chenoweth has Just bought the
Ike West place, a AZ acre farm near
Harris Glory. Mr.. Chenoweth expects
to build on it yet this fall.
Margaret Peden and son, Harvey.
have bought ont the other heirs to the
y. M. Peden estate and will make it
their future home. Walter Peden, who
now occupies the farm, will move in
the near future to Morelein, where
ne and his cousin, Hershel Jefferies,
OF Palestine, have purchased an ele-
vator.
Vern ChenOweth, who recently sold
farm north OF town, has just closed
deal for another farm, known as the
Dan Egan farm, northwest Of town.
Squire Chenoweth Tuesday pur-
chased about AZ acres from the north
west corner Of the George Downing
farm, where he will erect a residence
which they will occupy.
Pearce Teaford purchased the Bud
Mikesell property, just south of town.
There is about 21a acres beside the
buildings. The deed was made Tues
day. This was formerly the Packer
property. $500
LATE Anderson left Tuesday night
for Michigan, where he will join his
wife and grandson, who have been
there about two weeks. This is an
annual pilgrimage for Andersons, who
have cottage there.
Miss Mae Thomas Is home after a
several weeks visit with friends at
different points in the state.
nrhoVt UYi11iovoc % Indian v01}o
and Lynn, is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Emma Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Chenoweth
were in Winchester Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolf were In
Greenville Monday afternoon.
Hberty street is to be graded. The
surveyors were at work on it Tuesday.
Miss Emma Harrison has gone to
Indianapolis, where she will attend the
tall millinery openings before return
Ing home.
Ajax. Anderson is visiting his son,
Qeosge. In Indianapolis. He left Tues
day and will be gone about two weeks.
AEs. O. G. Ireland and daughter,
CLARA Enid, OF Richmond, are visiting
relatives In and about town.
e. q. Whiteman and Van White
were Greenville visitors Monday.
Mont Rush and wife Of Texas, are
visiting her brother. A. J. Downing
and sister, Mrs. Margaret Northrop.
This Is their first VISIT to Ohio for
several years.
Pearce Teaford and wife, Of near
Chester, were business visitors in Hol-
lansb,rg Tuesday.
Web Pearce and family Of Green
vile. were In town Monday and Tues
day.
A. H. Bausman Of Greenville, for
merly OF New Madison, was IN town
Tuesday on business.
n. H. Jones spent Sunday and Mon
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Jones.
Mrs. e. E. Whi;eman has returned
from q visit of a few days in Rich
mond. Her mother, Addie IRE
Ian, and sister, Neva, came with her to
make q visit with relatives and
friends.
Cecil Beetley and family Of Lynn.
are spending a weeks vacation with
9elatives In the burg and vicinity.
M. and Mrs. ]. H. Beetley, Tuesday
With Percy Thomas and family and
wednesday with Floy Beetley and
6Am4y. Mrs. Beetley accompanied
them 10 E1oys.
0ayde Thorne, wife and daughter,
Degnloa, have returned to their home
IN Indianapolis, after weeks visit
<6eeo with relatives.
Jesse Thomas, wife and son,
On11les, returned Sunday night to
1Aslr home IN Indianapolis. '.
Not 90 Strange After All.
IA may think It strange that so
m6oY people are cured Of stomach
hUS6le BY Chamberlain's Tablets. You
would not, however. II you should
y1ve them a trial. They strengthen
md inv1gofate tho stomach and en-
able IL 20 perform its functions ma
tarally. Mr.. Rosie Rish. Wabash,
md, writes, Nothing did me the least
good until began using Chamber
hiu.s Tablets. It is decidedly the
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