The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-03-17
JANTHA CONCERN
MAY run MAINS
TO WILLIAMSBURG
Citizens Committee Gets Sat-
isfactory Reply in Inter-
view With Officials Old
Saw Mill Raced.

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Saw Mill Raced.
Mrs. George Richards of New Paris,
visited her mother and sister Mrs.
Anna Tillson and daughter Rose, one
day last week.
Charles Thomas and Celestial Brown
made business trip to Columbus, o.,
Thursday interviewed the officials OF
the Jantha Gas Co.. relative to secur-
Ing gas for Hollansburg. They report
. satisfactory interview.
George w. Thompson bought IL
lots OF the saw.mill commons Of Elmer
Stapleton one day last week.
Van White is razing the old saw
mill which has been a landmark in
this vicinity for over fifty years.
Leonard Thompson bought h lot Of
the Eliza Gist property adjoining his
mothers property on the north, upon
which he expects to build soon. The
consideration was $500.
Move to Union City.
Baxter Skidmore and family have
moved back to Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Slarp will go to
housekeeping this week in the proper
ty Skidmore's vacated.
Mrs. Anna Beetley is having some
remodeling done on the property she
owns in the southern part of town.
Harvey Feden, Ora Mikesell, Harry
Timmons, Anon Richards, Waldo
Dubbs and Verl Newton went to New
Madison Thursday night and played
basket ball. The score was "a to "a
at the close of the game SO they
played off the tie resulting 36 to "a
ir favor of New Madison
Jesse Rush, teacher in the grammar
grades of~the local school spent Sun
day with his parents in Palestine.
Quay Beetley and Jesse Hoos spent
Sunday in Arba the guests Of William
Names and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steele of Spring
field, o., are here visiting Mrs. Steeles
sister. Mrs. Lindley Peden.
J. Fl. Beetley and Alex Anderson
spent Saturday in Richmond.
Visit in Richmond.
Harry Hamilton, Harvey Hamilton,
Isaac Trimble and Dorson Roberts
were Richmond visitors Saturday.
Ralph Hood and Harvey Peden spent
Sunday in Chester the guests of the
Misses Pickett and Bloom.
Rev. DeKalb Juday of Winchester,
Ind, filled his regular appointment at
the Christian church Sunday.
Rev. Turner of Fort jefferson, O.,
filled his regular appointment at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Ned Rudicel of Fountain City spent
Sunday the guest of relatives and
friends in Dobson, Glen Karn and Hol-
lansburg Sunday.
Walter Peden and family of Pales-
tine, O., spent Sunday with Mr..
Peden's mother. Mrs. Margaret Peden
north of town.
Carl Jefferies of Palestine, called on
Albert Browne Sunday.
Lurt Reid and son of New Paris.
spent Sunday the guest of c. w.
Chenoweth and wife. Mrs. Reid who
had been spending the week with her
parents returned home with him Sun
day night.
Harry Jones and Shirley Cheno-
weth were business visitors in Rich
mond Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Gist of Richmond, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Mary
Robertson returned to her home Mon
day morning.
Dan Albright, S. B. Mikesell. DR.. G.
W. Harley and John Wolf were in
Greenville, O., Monday on legal busi-
ness.
Webster Pearce Of Greenville, was
q business visitor her Monday.
Harry Barry of Greenville, spent
Monday in and about Hollansburg.
Everett Wolfal and Miss Mae
Thomas were in Whitewater Sunday.
Charles Stover of Palestine was a
Sunday visitor here.
Mood Albright and Charley Lilley
spent Saturday in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Burley Pyle were the
guests of Mrs. Mary Robertson Sun
day and Monday.
Family Gives Dance.
John Burkett and family gave
dance at their home east of town Sat
urday night. Quite number from
here were ii attendance.
c. r. Brown and family spent Sat
urday in Richmond
o. A. Downing and family of Dob
son, spent Sunday the guests of Mr..
Downing's parents, A. j. and II. A.
Downing, at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lidley Peden, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Steele and William Peden
spent Sunday in Bethel, Ind.
The pupils of the local school will
give an entertainment and basket
supper in the school building Friday
night.