The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-14

r. F. Galloway and other friends re-
ceived cards announcing the birth OF
Lou Anna Baker, at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Baker,
September 9, at Charleston, Illinois.
Congratulations are in order. Mrs.
Baker was Miss Rachel Thomas OF
Milton.
Mrs Matilda Boyd is very low.
Her death is expected any time. Her
granddaughters, Miss Tillie Boyd and
Mrs. Eva Boyd White Of Clinton, are
attending at her bedside at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Will Johnson.
day evening.
Peter Vannati is suffering from a
burned hand. He was assisting W. w.
Leverton at the blacksmith shop, to
put on wagon tire and burned his
hand seriously.
Mrs. Jennie George, who spent the
summer in the country at Mr. Dodd-
ridges, has returned to her own home
here.
Thomas Roberts. jr., who has been
the guest Of his aunt, Miss Sarah
Roberts, returned to Richmond to
visit his aunt, Mrs. Emma Fulghum.
Mrs. Frank Izor and Miss Hattie
Izor were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hussey Friday, at her country
home west of town.
Mesdames James Doddridge, Earl
Doddridge, Charles Davis and Eliza
beth Kimmel, attended the funeral of
the late Daniel VanBuskirk, Thursday.
Mrs Anna Hall was Cambridge
City visitor Thursday
Mrs VIII Shafer, who has been with
her mother Mrs. Richard Stills. several
weeks since the death of her father
Richard Stills, has returned to her
home at Liberay.
Mrs. Cyrus Whitley was a Richmond
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Alice DuGranrut is spending
some time with Mrs. VIII Hurst, at
the home Of the latter's brother Frank
Connolly, in the Doddridge neighbor.
Ahood.
Harold Doty, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Doty, fell and struck
the stove burning his left hand and
forehead severely.
Miss Bessie George was a Corners
vile visitor. Friday.
Miss Florence Daniel, DIN Davis
and Delmar Doddridge spent Thurs
day evening with Miss Lillian DuGran
rut and enjoyed taffy pulling.
Miss Ella Black of Greensboro, is
spending some time with her cousin
Mrs. Will Johnson.
Mrs. Catherine Swafford Of near
Blossoms station, was calling or
friends here Thursday afternoon
Miss Hazel Murley will go to Ken
dallville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murley had as
their guests Friday, Mr.. and Mrs, viii
Border and Mrs. Cuff Purnell Of Gin
cinnati.
Elmer McConnaha, who is a travel
ing salesman. was the guest of his
grandmother Mrs. Catherine Swafford
one night the early part of the week
Mrs. Fl. H. Heist was quite i'll Thurs
day night. Mrs. Heist is the aun
of Mrs. l.. M. Gentle of Richmond
Miss Lillian Wilkinson will enter
tain this Saturday evening for Miss
Hazel Murley.
The Rev. F. NJ Westhafer closed tn,
work of Milton M. E. charge at Milton
church Sunday. He served the Lord
Supper at the morning hour and thu
evening service was the closing one
His subject was "Christian Unity"
Mrs. A. J. Hart who was recent.
partially paralyzed, is getting along a
we'll as may be expected. She i
thought to be improving.
Albert Murley of Anderson, an
Owen Murley Of Kendallville, wer
the guests of their parents Mr.. an
Mrs. J. B. Murley, the weekend. The
came to attend the funeral of their lat
uncle Thomas Murley, and remaine'
over.
Miss Emma Gingrich, who arrive
Tuesday night from her trip abroad
says America for me always"
The Christian church services ar
still being held in the Farmers Ban,
hall on Sunday.
Charles Hale met with an acciden
that narrowly missed injuring his eye
He was pounding nail which flew
backward. The nail fastened itself II
the flesh between the nose and tn
eye, and striking his glasses brok
the lens, pushing some Of the glas
into the eyelid. Luckily none entere'
the eyeball.
Misses Amelia Knauf and Effie Hub
bell weer Richmond visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benninger o
southwest of Milton entertained at
watermelon feast Thursday evening
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Charles Shutz and family, c
]. Connell and family, R. J. Connel
and Mrs. Harmeier and family.
Mrs. o. Ferguson and Mrs. Olive
Thornburg spent Friday with Mrs
Mary Walker, north of Dublin.
Mrs. F. M. Westhafer entertained
the w. F. M. s. Friday afternoon.
nice program was given.