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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Wiehmarft.

@ineinnati II. y1I

Gineinnati. II. Wai.
3ufubr upb gerianbt tpGbrenb Der
berganasnen "a Stunbsn, perglihen
nit bsrislben 3eit Der lsstsn Wod,
ipdren tpis folat:
3ufu6r. ginbO. S6peins. etafe.
10. Wlai 1131 4O03 264
II. Nat 1877 5145 96s
9erianbt pdbrsnb S.rT.l6sn 3eit:
gftnbb. S6ipsine. S8afe.
10. Mai 215 1407 -
II. qeai :. 25l 976 449
Rinbpie6. - Die 3ufubr mar
bsute g.ring. bic Naafrage cine Si.m:
lidl quite unb bic prsiis tart fir bic
beiiersn auGliidtsr, bic dnbsren aber
Iieieu UNI 1O-15c. - Ulil6tiibe fin
fen nur gum S6lahtsn 2tbnabms.
Wlittlers unn i6tpsrs Stiere 1915
$40; anserlsisns bis tytra $8.15-
S.35; Jleii4er Stisre $5.75-800;
ertra $8.25-8.50; 5sifers $50
500; auserleisne Bis extra 1926
$50; aiibs $3.50-6.00; aussrlsi.us
$6.10-6.65; Gamers $3.25-4.25;
fstte RiIdtiibe $5.50-6.50; EXTRA
$3.50.
gulten.- Die 3uiu6r mar b.u.
te sismlih arob unO bic preiie itetis.
Ulagsre unb Isi6ts $4.75-5.75;
Bologna $e.oo-6,75; ertra $685.
100; fette 9ulIer $6.5o-7.00.
aGlber. = gsi gutter Ru4fruss
uno sismlib grObsr 3ufubr itiessn
bic preiIe stiuas.
SrGindrs unb 9robe $4.75-8.00;
ftir tis CUTE leihte $7.00-8.25;
srtru $S.25-8.50.
g 9peine Die 3ufubr mar
bsute sismli9 arob, bic yladfras. cine
quite uuo bic prsiie fir Jlsii4sriOrten
I'M &c b0hsr. - QeiAte 9srianbiiOrs
ten a6sr blieben it.tig.
9ute bis aussrIsisne 9eriaubt une
ifl.iiehriorten $7.90-7.95; orbiuGrs
bis auserlsfsns iapers fette Sdu:
$5.75-7.30; Stass $475-6O0;
lei6te 9erIinbtiorten $7.25-7.90;
1fe,isl 12O g.furb unb rsnis.r $3.50
-725.
S6afe unb aGmmer. - III,
3ufuby mar nur mGbis; Si. Radfras'
elm. que uno bic 9rstie fi.tis.
S6oie, aeihortrs, $5.50-6.75i
2dmmsr, atId,oreus S7.50-9.00i
Griihinbrs Qirumer So OCl-l1.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
gbicaga II. Mai.

@ei3en. - Siir U9ai $l.514-
1.5e; am S6lub $1.56. Sir SuIi
$L274-1.30i; am S6lub $l.29d.
ggelThtorn. Iiir Wtai 73a-
743c; am S6lub 74s. 5iir Suli 764
--77sc; am SdluB TIC.
5afer. - Fir Wai 51s-524c;
am SdluB SGT. Sir SuIi 500
size; am S6lub 51ac.
Roaen. - Rominel.
@srite. - 73-80c.
5imotbp. - $5.Oo-6.5O.
alee. - $8.50-12.75.
BORT. Siir suIi $17.90-1805; am
Shlub $18.02. 5iir Sept. $500
1895; am S6lub 1882.
Stmola. - Fiir Suli $9.57-9.s
81; am S6IuB 1896. Sir Sept.
$9.82-9.92; am S6lub $3.50.
Ripp.nieitsn. - iFiir Suli $10.50
--10.55; am S6lub s10.55. 5lr
Sept. $10.75-10.80; am S6Iub
S1O.SO.
Butter. - Martt b0ber; Grsamern
20-26bc.
Gisr. - Martt ftetig; 3ufuhr 29,s
1853 atftsn; auf osm Wurtt IL
1876; orbinarp firits 16t-17tc;
firits 1Si-18bt.
aartoif.ln. - Mdrtt ho6er; gu
futr SO Care; Tihigtn uno Wiscons
I'm roth. 35-40c; DO. peibe 40-47c.
9.fliia.l. - a.5snbss, Wartt f.stis.
Sdbns 16t.
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Res. - Warft itstis; bomeftic
befb 81: Blu. rofs 5--51e.
DlpiaEss. - Warft itetis; ITEM
ORLEANS 4o--50c.
s3ud.r. - gfober, D2artt ffetis.
Centrifugal $489; Woidffes $4.12;
raFfinirtsr, felt; Gut aDuf $500;
grufbeb $3.50; Wloulb VI S6.45;
Cubes $6.25; xxx potpbereb So
10; potpbereb $6.10; fsin sranulirter
$500; Siampnb u $500; Gonfectips
n.rs u $3.50; go. /, $5.75.
Butter. = Wlortt feiter; Sufubr
5,455. Grsumerp ertrus 275e; greaz
msrp 28-28ae; firfts 26-27c; fss
combs 24t-25ac.
Gier. - Martt idpad. 3ufubr
1922. Trii6 ssfnmmslte, ertros 22l
--23c; forage padeb, ertra firits 21t
-22e; firfts 205-211c; regular
padsb, ertra firits 21-22c; firits 20
pie; Stats. penniblDanta uno lpeis
Sc. feline Biz faHcp 23-23ac; braune
22-23c.
aGfe. - Warft feIt. 3ufu6r 2,295;
state, ipbOlemilt, friide fpecttIs 17a;
bo. fancp 17lc.
GefIiiael. - 9erstnistes, Wiartt
unreaslmdbig; Wsitern gefrorene
9rntbiibnsr 17-21te; friide 6dbne,
assiits 14-17ic; aefrorens Surtebs
15-21c. - as6.npes, Wsartt tart;
Wsitern Siibnsr 30-34c; SABINE
18c; 3ur{eps 13e.
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Srp @OoSs. Martt.
Cincinnati, II. w1ai.

Der Wartt mar in Der psrflofensn
Dohe rubis uub bic a)rsiis pareH ites
tia bis fsit. Die fclssnoen luoiis
runs.n ipurben om S6luB Der Wos
DE nambaft gsmd4t.
prauHer rWguslin--oBreai 6aus q IL
eogiier q. GaIitar 5te, oeHestlen 90
SoribsrIi e sue, Darb Gti6 *, BsEbna o1fe
peppetea i0.s 2ic. DO. e's iee. Utica i0sl
2oe. DO. e.i 23he. N5fswo0b i0'4 zoe. bo.
% fec aSrlabicn e.4 iec. DO. 1914 zoe.
gebIeixffs aRnsf --ndmfuttn iic.
Jruif of toe eopm 81. eorsoole Tx. W1tpn'
ptHe ee. 6il e., Hsrs Tx, Our Hrane Us,
DtHtbcrp eke. 1inHsne 8 7e, orgstaQe's
AIS. ptSpsrsH iosS- ass. ~. 81 ZIG ntsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
pferbe nnb SysauIeiel.
Cincinnati, II. Wai.

9as qlns.bOt Don gSferSsH. unS
Wauleisln pGbrsno Der DerilcT.neH
DO6e mar nur mdbia bic Ra9frass
cine eute une bic grsiis feft. 90 rUas
rem piels aGufsr BON glusipdrts I'M
Wartte. Die GuotiruHseH parsn
lpie ioIat:
s6psre 3uas'srbs. i.s5o---i 900 e. -.sis5-25o
Barn Stiigu. 200--i coo bto. i7o--g52
Nyoyek 06tgufk O0D-i 200 Rfb a5--i0b
A,nnfslpdrta pferpt. DOO--i 600 o.. i3O--iJ0
SiihIid5e Ierbe POO--i 900 9fD aO--if0
aiinas 40--it0
NeIiern Mnnae Qtsrbr ......... 40--l00
5l 5is 400 9fS. .................. '"' i75-25O
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Res Nsrfer Usao. Gastirnxsea

s!sIlsn ssn. It,. :. ss,ssglNsr, vadiie sr.u
9i4ilou eoup. ~. 100 9ir. gac, cotip. 6r. 70
at6sicn fotfp. bS. 81 lTat. a. Of U1er Az Ssx
9tianfic Q 4. tr.. % ~ D. e. asft, 5kr. TsL
GcItius. q Cbte ts. % ~ V.g. bst. Dr.. Is
.. .. 10. Shr... sehHtgh Az 'bs fstil
trcon 1sr. %, ~. " q -. O.. 4Hr.. .isi v
Nfnt. cl @soraia sf WI Y. 4 70. q, lr. Joe
Qffitr1l eenftsr 6r. % iHcttb. gae.te <r ssu
abslaR. 3 q. aAp.. o. Nsrtb. 9ariiie ST.. ssI
y. 40. %. lhr... TthC. q. e. rfbg Sr . SoE
YAK, w, sht.. a. ysnu. %. si(fsis) lSs
q. Q & Q. fcinf IL SsNlpsrii cen. d.. 81
9.4,& @ era. ". tNt,sablna afr. a.. ,Iu
.. m q Ct .. 4ht sshgiQ&E. 4. ia, ar. -"
G.H.g.&9de ccf.sr. nHEfqAeN "a 81. 10
s.k3.k3ar rfa..s IS EfP&e I'D fSuIr.
yEetd&sxft tht " sfnb. air eins A.. sA
Eh. enbf. %. IL. ssH Serib. Dne. fel. is. ssil
9,AH. y. ret. br.. Gh eeHib .yac. %. tr.. SIN
9irtuftk tg. ...f. u lEentb. .1ce, ~. st.. %
&fts u. tr. Gsriss. ssgs CENT NaiIn ab Sc. 100
yfN gtn. a.. ..... seh Ssufs. no. asr. a.. e<h
gttf %. tr fen. H., Uis liniea Ddeifie g.. ssA
~ Sent !. sN. St. s1tstHlen vaf. q. ar. sSk
ynifto. nlsf. <xt. 1bkllH. 30. in.rsf ~. .foss.
Snt Uffg. .a1ar Sms tts u. q. EutbN o. iosx
Narar thr...,,. g q. eftsI 2. ST. .loi H
nrnf.q'tp q. rr. 81 % Dirs. q. gtemteaI psE
:. Q. bsb.4r lietsD u ssabafb 1. er. {. .fslA
y. &V. In. a.. 81 70. urIcu ~ ~. III
". a. 4 Ify. I. a.. Tg sfpis Qsrtrnl e. %
PA-Axsr. .ssfilh. ~ Gsiiinst u q. ssislS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
CHARMS essis.unisss.
ys,!S. rsnss anS Niti,n in ssew yori.

9tIdsiisyatiert surbtn ~ 8K-3k%
biStestirt. @e&id auf eonooa parea
idBaA ~ s4.7eH far 90 Tass eidi; Rsbel.
Gnpstinnutn s&.79A nnb Std,ss @e4la
A.l9N. eilbsrSsrTsH soc. RsEiisnif1s
Tsasrs sehc.
GftieH - Ter Warlt Sar
hsHis fart uue far aue aiiisn ssr atfts
baiisn 1tn inne oufsuwsiIsn. Die xritas
SpsraIudteH, ane bauviiddlid bic Beth
lttsni SiahI. aiiien, esUannsn am uttiiisn.
Qtftutabs affitn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18

9rodemaefaIsents gleif d.
Gburt clear Ssiten 104-10ae; ertra
fbort clear 10:-104e; fbort Nippeniei'
ten 10--10ae: Ghnfter1 8i-8at;
Bellies 10ae---11e.
Bacon. Ghprt clear geiten
114-11sc; ertru Tbort clear Ssitsn
11--11sr; fbort giippen5eiten IL
114e; Sdultsrn 94-9he; Bellies liz
--12e.
Guaar Garsb Gfeifd. -
Shintsn 14i-15c; ptenic S4ultern
10s-10ae; grsaifeit Bacon 18--
19e; G6ulteru in padetsn 104--
10fc; q. y. Gut Sdultsrn 104-
lose; trOdeHs Beef Sdintsn 25-
27c.
Sibaep5teItes Sfsifd.
- Der g.funb: Sdinter 12-12at;
pitaie G6uIisrn 84-sae; Bellies
15s-1eac; S6ultsrn 8f-Sae; R.
y. Gut bo. si-8ae.
Srif&es Ilsiid. - Sdins
fen 11a-12c; g]ienie Shultern "a
-8jc; Ghultern 7i-Sac; ibort
Rippenisiten aJ-10c; ibort clear
Seiien 95-10ic; ertra ibort Ssiten
91-10e; Bellies, l.idt 15-16c;
g.lIiss. fhpr. 11a-12ae.
glthl unt 9etrsibs
Wsehl. - Mint.r patsnt 500
7.20; Dintsr fauep $6.55-7.00;
Dinter Namiln S6.15-6.30; Dintsr
ertra $5.70-5.90; Wini.r orbinGres
S5.50-5.70; Barter Wsioen pnten.
S7.30-770; garter pei3en fanep
s6.s5-71O; 6arisr WsiS.n Samilp
$5.85-6.25; Rcggsnm.bl nprbptitlis
fes a.mifhtss $6.15-6.40; reinss
gitb Rcggenmebl $6.25-6.50; gttD
gemifttss Roassnmebl s6.15-6.40.
Weiaen - Ro. 2 rotbtr Winter
S1.54-1.56; 0o. 3 bo. S1.53-1.54;
go. a DO. $1.52-1.53.
WeIf6forn. - go. 1 ipsibes
79e; Ro. 2 DO. 785-79e; go. 3 DO.
7s-7SSe; RO. 4 DO. 77-7se; RO.
8 DO. 7e-77e; Ro. 8 DO. 75-76c.-
No. / ssl6ss 7sc; gaO. 2 DO. 771-7sc;
glo. 8 bo. 77-77ic; RO. a DO. TO-
Tie; Rp. 8 DO. 75-76c; SO. 8 DO. "a
-75n RO. ! semtI6tss 78t; go. 2
DO. 77A-78e; Ro. 8 90. 77-77ae;
glo. 4 bo. 76-77e; go. 3 DO. To-
76c; Rp. 8 DO. 74-75e. - Wsis
bss aolb.ntorn 79-80c; s.I6es 9ols
b.ntOrn 79-soe; s,mifaiss 7s-79c
per guibel.
safer. - go. 2 iptibsr 55t-
Sc; GianSaro ipsib.r 554-55ae;
gp. 3 ipsibsr 55-554t; yto. 4 tp,i'
ser 54-55c; 90. 2 gemii4ter 81
541c; yso. 8 s.mii6ter 53s-54e; Ro.
a asmii6t.r 52a-53hc.
Rogsen. - 30. 2 S1.15-1.16;
80. 8 $1.12-1.14; Ro. 4 $1.lO-
LIP.
Whtsts.
geriouft frurben 426 gbts. 1tfil'
lers ifiniihes @opbs aui Der Bats Don
S1.39 psr Gaflone.
Groceries.
.frs. uUorI4 y,tftN myefis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
lIeberHd)t bes Cincinnati
Marftes,
Ssr bic NsHtsL ben IL. Dsai
1915 snbissHbs Ds4,.
Gineinnati Il. aRni

Gineinnati. II. Ipai.
Die na6fOlasnbsn 0uoiirunssn bes
iistsH ii& nur auf gnsros 5rauss
astipreH. Bel tlsinrtn geiSdftsn
ipsrbsn stiDus b5here g)reiis bere4nst.
probifieneM
Q d mali. primd Stsorn
Ss.06-9.15; Family G6maIs 10f
T7loae pro pfunS.
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Metaa sMarft.
Rem gort, II. Wai.

supfsr. - Wartt rubis; GIectros
lptic $500; Gitinss $18.50-18.75.
5iuu. - Rartt rubis; iiinf 1Ons
rsn Qots $39.O0-40.00.
Gii.r. - Rrtt ru9is; go. | Rors
t5ern S14.50-15.00; 30. 2 SLABS
-14.75; SIC. 2 sl3.75-14.25.
glsi. - Martt rubis; SALT
/ %
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Gparaef.- GinbsimiIde To-
9oe per Gubsnb 8iinbel.
Spmdten. - Gioribd $2.75--
3.25 Der Crate.
arant Marit 5ienlli6 ltbbaft.
glabumd $2.5o-2,75; nuss Gloris
ba S2.5o-2.7o per Crate.
Grbfen. - Ma6ama $1.25--
1.50 per 6dmpsr.
3ntebeln. - gel6e e0-s5c
per gufbsI pom Store. W.ibe 30
S5c Der gufhel bonn Store.
Crime Bphnen. - Jlcrtod
$2.40-2.50 per 6omper.
2arotten. - 0spaf6ens S2.25
--2.5o Der gbl.
Rothe Riiben. - Guts RibeH
75e-S1.0 Der 9bI.
Weise R iiben. - gleiD Srs
leans 30-35e per Dubsnb BiiubsI.
2obI. - s1.00 per 8bl.
2anbprobufte
Seu. 30. / 9imoibp 5000
2o.50; SO. 2 1imothp $19.00-19.s
80: glc. 3 Simctbp $18.00-18.50;
go. / oemiiAter alss $19.o0-19.50;
Ro. 2 bo. $18.o0-18.50; NO. slse
$500; 30. 2 DO. $17.o0; alfalfa
S17.50-22.50 per 1onne.
Wibfenfutter III pilligsr. -
9(ei, S23. .5O-24.00; Wibblings gros
bes s27.0O-27.5O; bO. feirss S28 so
-29.o0; ssmifdtss Gutter $3.50
26.oO.
S1mertien Wartt ifetig.
alseiam.n S6.90-7.25 auf Dem 9.'
lsiie unb s7.S5r8.40 per 8u. bonn
gtor.. gimothp $2.75-3.25 per gu.
BON Siore. gu6peisen 85c per Blu.
Tladsiamen $1.75 per Blu.
@erfhtebenes.
Dele. - Mar.f ifstis. a.inDl, ros
b,s CSC Der 0allone In qortisn bon
8 g6ls. Beto6tss 1e mehr. glo. l
2arb6l 6Oc: Cotton Gseb Oil, raffi'
uirte SIC per 9allone. Serpentin 5Ot
per @allpne In 9arti.n prn 1-5 Bar
r.ls; 6oc in g.artier oon 10-25 Bar
rerg. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
Grab % bo. $50 GraD 10tt, Sedos
Iiabt 175 8rab 12c; Reo GrOipn Ga
iulin 13c. Rapbtu 16c per 9allone IN
pariien BON Is 9bls.
Safa. Der Warit III ruhis. -
Ctio giper S1.05 per g6l. BON 2eO
nib, IubrlobH hiuauscfiigt.
3ala. - Wartt iistig. primG
Gitp 6s-6Ie: DO. gouutrp 65-6s:
per pfunb.
aohten. - Wdrtt rubig. Dou'
abioabenn s3.50-3.75. gaub unb
Gtad 1926. aarap6d Stiidtohl.n
s3.50-3.75. gub uuo Slud 81 %
p.r scnn. abpsli.f.rt. Rau9lrie
stiidtobIeu $3.50, DO. NuB uno
Glad 1926. 2lnthracite S775-S,00
Der 5onne abasliefsrt. Go!s 'of.t
s6.OO-6.50 per Spnns cbs.Ii.fert.
Wotle. - Der Wor,t mar in
b,r periloHensn Wo6s ru9is unn bic
greiie iparsn ftstis.
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SGute = Wartt mar riIhil mo
f.it. 9abasinl3sns glp. ! 14t-
141c per gfunb. SO. 2 bo. 134-
13ae per pfunb. Gitp Builders fris
Ife 144-14te; DO. Country 10a-
lie; frifGe aaIbfsae 13a-14e per
gfunb.
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Gbitaap1 II. Ulai.

S6psins- 9ufubr $4,000;
Ulartt nisbri1,r. Bull $7.70-7.80;
lsi6te $7.55-7.90; ssmiidte $3.50
7.s5; idrpers $7.30-7.80; robe $3.50
-745; Gertsl $5.75-7.3o.
Rinboieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
artt i.it; Ratioe Beef Stitre $500
925; aiibe uHo 5eifers S3.25-8.75;
Sllbsr $4,000.
Saafe. 3ufubr 10000. S6as
fe $7.75-S.55; aGmmer S775-
10000.
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9tnsirn.tt. lz rtsi. ig1s.

Gtneinustt. IL Dtsi. 1915.
Ws Danien poien beufe nit Moniinsar'
bsitsn siesnIif itasf bslAditist. Isuh sbsr
fsassit Bic @efHdfts Has. dhr Carietsn
.ca cans Utrosn ppn ben Bnnien sx-4%
bsstdad, wdbreHb Gefhdftspapiers ~ D.
S% oislontirt vsrsen. Jm oHeneH Wariie
unrben 9arleben ,en eaa1 tu 8K = ~
uap dut Bstt ~ 4-4K& plaeirt.
@vAid ssi men psss
wnrssa ~ Bari tnifAen 1aaien serIanfi.
pie esnnisrrsts bsiragi soc prdHis per
eie00
nsaia suf gsrsts.
Sidt. EedfeI suf aonsos psrsfH AZ
e<4i-4.sik per Hfb. eterliHa anotirt. Jlr
8e4fel All Deyfin sHyten 84r fir Mari
tfsednsf. for @effd axf garl 1eL bro
Gtars, auf GMiterbam zoe pro ouIbsn rNs
auf 1isH lie per HroRs
punbslrbIisattsnss
psss1 rvtis umb as!is- Die sastsH cue.
giniauf. Bsrtaui.
~ 0ssts isay Coup ..1isX -
y S:ss:. S:ss:. isas 1870 ....,...'ssH s........ ssH
sS $snana ..isiX 100
GIssrIHs essfe.unists.
1is ilmldbe I'M tisiistH Gtssrinsbaus
bslitisn fd tents asf e&.tss, ,o5o.
esfsi esfashutn.
Tw 0sf6dfte I9sinen sani unb esr bar
f,ietsr Bu litgen unb es puEbs an bsr Borls
Hsr sin sinsiser 8sriauf abseItloiisn. nam
It'd 10 Nititn Der Cine. 0Bas & electric CO.
~ 81. Die prsiis i'm aassmsiHsn finb &C.
brldt.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
CLUBS
TEAS
DANCES

the Reid Memorial u. p. church. An
old.fashioned supper was served In
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nohr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Hoelscher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Haseneier formed a party at
the basket ball game last evening.
Mr. John Starr of Indianapolis is q
guest at the home of his grandfather.
Colonel John F. Miller, North Tenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. Quigley are
the parents Of a baby daughter.
The Home Economic Study club OF
District Number 6 will meet Tuesday
afternoon with sirs. Greenstreet at her
home, 2141 South West First street.
Mrs. Young will have charge of the
program and the subject will be
Christmas Customs" Roll call will be
responded to with Christmas verses.
Mrs. william Rooney will be hostess
Wednesday afternoon for a meeting OF
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary society of the First English
Lutheran church. The quarterly col
lection will be taken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04

night. The dancers were Messrs. and
Mesdames Frank Stafford, Martin
Hoover, Howard Frame, Earl Harris,
C. M. DeArmond, Ray Wright, o. c..
Wine. James Hart. Harry Pitman, w.
N. FiEfrock, Charles Eubank, Walter
Seno:, Ralph Robinson, Henry knott,
w. B. Helms, Fred Kennedy, John
Emory, Lewis Wrede, H. H. Jenkins,
J. E. Clark, H. E. Noe, Charles Null
len, Ray Johnson, E. G. Punderville,
Lewis Vossler, F. E. Bishop, l.. T.
Roser
Mrs. Will Finfrock will be hostess
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
South Thirteenth street for meeting
of the Progressive Literary circle. Mrs.
Richard will read paper on the I'm
derground Railway. Mrs. Clayton
Clawson will talk on THE Twilight
Sleep"
The Christmas bazaar to be given
all day Wednesday at the First Pres
byterian church will be a feature of
the week. At the meeting Of the aid
held yesterday at the church all plans
we're contaminated for the affair. The
bazaar will begin at 10 o'clock and the
various booths will be gaily decorated.
There will be fancy work table and
doll booth will also be an attrac-
ton for the children. Mrs. D. L. Math-
err will have charge of the pure foods
and the apron booth will be in charge
Of Mrs. H. S. Clarke and Mrs. E. s.
Curtis. Miss Mary Candy is chair
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
Social Events For Coming Week

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
HAGERSTOWN FORCES
RALLY TO CLEAN UP

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Dec. A.
"Pious Bill" who was converted when
he was marshal of this town thirty
years ago and Cleaned up the town. "
and who delivered temperance lee
ture here Thursday night will lecture
again Sunday night in a union meeting
at the Christian church.
Rev. A. c. WiCchmeier. pastor Of the
M. E. church will not hold the regular
Sunday evening service at that church
and there will be no Epworth league
meeting but the Methodists will unite
in the services at the Christian church.
Rev. Dischmeier and Rev. Fred
Chelan, pastor Of the Christian church
and a large number of the leading
citizens of the town and township are
actively engaged in their efforts to
clean up the town" morally. The So
liciting committee of the Law and Or
der league has been busy several days.
canvassing the community and has
raised a large sum of money, for the
purpose of hiring a special marshal,
who will be expected to enforce all law
and ordinances regulating pool rooms
and similar places of business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
ELDORADO, OHIO

Mr. and Mrs. Leverette Campbell
and wife of Cincinnati is spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Campbell.
Guy Campbell spent Sunday with Mr..
Albert Fudge and family of New Paris.
80. Misses Ethel, Ella and Letecia
Kimmel were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Evin Disher. .Harve Emrick
and family called on Howard Pelle and
family Sunday afternoon. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Eby spent few days in
Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schlientz
entertained on Thanksgiving day. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cahill of Lewisburg
and Bert Schlentz and family Of Brook
Vile. . . Edward Trick and family en-
tertained Charles Copp and family Of
West Manchester on Sunday. :. Miss
Hazel Beard was the guest of Isaac
Miller and family at supper Friday
evening. :. Mr.. and Mrs: jerry Min
mich entertained Sunday John Gillfilan
and family of Otterbein and Earl Nj
songer and family. 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bonebrake spent Thursday evening in
Greenville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
: '5 a; $$*fESs SOCIETY

Bollmeyer Of Richmond. At noon q
delicious three course dinner was serv-
ed to Mrs. Bollmeyer, Mrs. Mary Mich
olson, Mrs. Nathan Nicholson, Mrs.
katherine Beach. Mrs. Frank Mowrer.
Mrs. Tom Mowrer and Mrs. F. H.
Brown. During the afternoon, Mrs.
Bollmeyer, who Is quite an accom-
plished musician gave several musical
numbers.-New Castle Times.
Mrs. Rudolph g. Leeds will 60 to
Cincinnati Monday to visit Mrs. Jesse
Lippincott. -.s
In honor of Miss Helen Jackson Of
Fremont, Ohio, and also for the pleas
ure of Miss Lucy Dewey of Clyde.
Ohio, Misses Mary Candy and Lucille
Nusbaum are arranging parties to
be given during the coming week.
As courtesy to Miss Agnes Cum
Minis, Miss Florence Cummins will en-
terrain Saturday, December II at her
home on South Fifteenth street. Sew
eral other social functions are to be
given for the bride-elect.
The Loyal Messenger class of the
First Christian church will meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. l. s. Burns, 4O4
North Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Walker will be hostess Thurs
day afternoon for a meeting of the
Mission Circle of the Universalist
church at her home, 116 North Seven
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher and
daughter, Miss Emily have returned
to their home at Clyde Hill, Cincinnati
after spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Geers.
A prettily appointed dinner followed
by an auction-bridge party will be CIV
en- this evening by Miss Anna Horn at
her home on North Sixth street.
Successful in every way was the all
day bazaar and supper given Friday at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
SLOANE ARRANGES
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR FIRST CHURCH

A sacred concert will be given at
the First Methodist church Sunday
evening under the direction of Prof.
R. C. Sloane. The following is the pro-
gram:
Prelude ............ Roland Nusbaum
Hymn 383-Onward Christian Sol
OlST oulIlS0u
Prayer-Rev. Hannah
Anthem, Hark! Hark! My Soul Shelly
Violin-Andante "a minor concerto)
IOtleImduu
Mr.. Harold Clements
Ladies Trio-(Selected)
Mrs. John Marshall
Miss VIM. Wilson
Mrs. Ray Longnecker
Offertory (organ solo) ...
................. Roland Nusbaum
Male Chorus-Praise the Lord o, My
oOuI .AouSiu6
(Soprano Obligato. Mrs. MarshalD
Address-"Music in the Ancient
Church. Rev. Hannah
Baritone-"Glory to Cod. ...... Boix
Mr.. George Hodge
Anthem-Oh, Bless the Lord Ny
Evening Hymn 59-Now the Day is
Benediction-Rev. Hartman
Postlude.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-04
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