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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
MINIATURE AI.u.S.c
ALLEGED TROUsER THIEF
Police Arrest Ed Gray on Charge Of
Stealing Four Pairs of Trousers

Ed Gray, alias John Ruff, colored,
was arrested by Detective Gordon
Smith and Policeman Reid yesterday
on charge Of stealing four pairs OF
trousers and bolt of cloth from r. l..
Silverman. The man will be arraigned
in the Police Court this morning
William Jackson, colored, was ar
rested by Policeman Flournoy on a
charge of cutting James Shelton
Policemen Cullingsworth and Rid
dell arrested Norvell Woodson on a
warrant charging him with assaulting
and beating John Conway. Later Con-
way was arrested on q warrant sworn
out by Woodson, charging him with
abuse. The case will he settled before
Justice GriEGs to-day.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds of Bnrgain and Snle,
Amounting tn Slg,OUO.


Brookdale Corporation to a. ]. Rey-
nolds. lot is, in block o, I'm the plan
of Brookdale. January 90, 1915, $500.
Same to j. II. Mcdonald. lot 10 in
block S, in the plan of Brookdale.
April 90. 1915, $500.
w. j. Gilman ct u8. to Sarah H.
Wormiley 2SXl40 feet north line
Grace Street. AIS feet west of Allen
Avenue. April "a, 1915, tax sl2. $40.
Thaddeus Timbcrlake ct ais to Sam
uel &. Spriggs. l9X13e feet north line
i street. l0l feet east Of Twenty eighth
Street. March %. 1915, $50.
David I. Williams TO Amy T. Emmett.
30X135 feet north line Jay Street, III
feet west OF Mechanicsviile Turnpike
April %, 1915, tax 81. $40.
Matte G. Wilkins TO Eta NJ. Lump
kin. 3sXlb5 feet south line Clay Street
nue.. March IS. 1915, $1,000.
Eta NJ. LumDkin to John Mitchell,
Jr.. the same property as described
next above April IL, 1915, tax $3.50,
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cHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to
S7H,O.O.2s.

Gresham Court Apartment House
90Xl5O feet at the northeast corner of
Franklin and Ryland Streets, being the
seven story brick apartmenthouse
known as Gresham Court April 81,
1915. $4,000.
Samuel c. Spriegs to Robert o.
Bland. trustee. l9Xl3o feet north limo
r street, lol feet east of Twenty eli hth
Street. March %. 1915, S6GO.23
Florence D. Beaver, ct vir to William
Catlin. trustee. AIMEE feet east line
Twentyseventh Street 80 feet south
Of Leigh Street. April 23 1915, S1.lS0.
John Mitchell. Jr.. 10 a. V. Shea eft
al, trustees. 3SXl55 feet south line
Clay Street, between Adams Street and
Brook Avenue. April 90. 1915, $3.50.
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ALLEGED "DIP" DISAPPEARS
George DunvOrthy, Hailed by Gilbert
Pollock, Falls 10 Report.

Pollock, Falls 10 Report,
Detectives were engaged Yesterday
In an effort TO locate George Dun
worthy, the alleged pickpocke who
was arrested in Petersburg and who Is
thought to have operated in Richmond
with several partners. The man was
hailed for his appearance i'm the
Petersburg court yesterday by Nttor-
ney Gilbert Pollock, but failed to make
his appearance.
The police were informed Tuesday
that he had been bailed. and that he
would take an afternoon train for this
city. Detectives met the train, but
saw nothing OF the alleged dip" Tho
officers are of tho opinion that the man
proceeded North as soon as he had
gained his liberty. He furnished a
bond OF $500.
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Wants south,ide pIo,pro,,nd

request received yesterday by the
administrative Board from Mrs. James
w. Dodd, president of the Woodla nd
Heights Mothers Club, that a play
ground be established in that suburb
was referred to the Superintendent of
Fairgrounds for report and recommen-
dation. Airs Dodd asked that the play
grounds he established at Thirty fourth
street and Semmcs Avenue.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits we're issued
by the Electrical Department yester-
day:
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany for Captain l.. G. jenkins, lO4
North Eighth Street. changing location.
II. r. Burlington, for Mr.. Boiling.
zoos Grove Avenue, one fixture and
three fans.
Morris Hunter for Bowers Brothers.
Shockoe Slip, one fve-horsepower mo-
tor.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows
Russell T. Jenkins and Rose T.. Minor
Leon Chesiey Houchns and Mary A
Anthony.
Douglas Leard and Mary Minor
Digs.
James +. West and Virginia c. Nor
rison.
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10 lfHrUHHS6 M0ther 3
Friend, remarked
n leading druggist.
1t Is u happy
thought to sen d
hubby to the drug
S t ore. Mothers
Friend" Is applied
externally over the
abdominal muscles.
1t Is a gentle.
soothing lubricant
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south line Hull Street. ID feet inches
west OF Eleventh street. April 20.
1915, s4.770.
A. }. Chewing ct al trustees to
August SimonptetrI. 3Sxl5O feet south
limo Hull street. 80 feet east of Twelfth
Street. April "a. 1915, sl.S36
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board author
ized the following Improvement yes
terday:
Superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department directed to cleanup
Bank street, between Ninth and Twelfth
streets; also, Eleventh Street, between
Marshall and Clay Streets.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading on Local Market Yesterday
Was Light, Few Deeds
Going to Record.
GRACE STREET DWELLING SOLD
w. j. Gilman Sells to Sarah ii.
WOrmeley House on Grace Street
for $4,000 - Apartment-House
BorrOws $4,000.

The local real estate market was dull
yesterday. only a small number of sales
gong To record. The sales were con-
hncd to small property, with one eX-
ception. The deeds Of trust and release
deeds were also light. but the aggre-
gate was large, due to one large deed.
w. j. Gilman sold to Sarah II. Worme-
ley a lot fronting twenty-eight feet on
the north side OF Grace Street. west of
Allen Avenue. The property is i'm
proved with a two-story brick dwelling
aud sold for $4,000. This the
largest sale that went to record. Eta
NJ. LumDkin sold to John Mitchell, Jr..
thirty-eight feet on the south side Of
Clay street. between Adams Street and
Brook Avenue, for $500.
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Local Rainfall.

rainfall last twelve hours. $50. None
lsalnfail last twenty-four hours. None
Deficiency in rainfall since March
i ..;...:..... ............... 40
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
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TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds Of bargain and Sale,
Amounting to $500.

Fred ". Schaaf 10 Miss Ella o.
Schaaf. l00Nl50 feet on Emerson Street.
near Highland Springs. April 81, 1918.
tax 80 cents, $40.
r. w Dabney ct ais. to Claude Ded-
man of RioomintdaIo Eebrmorv ~
1913, tax so cents, $40.
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HUSTINGS TRANSFER.
One Deed of Bargain and Sale, Amount =
ing a SiNA

T.. a. Saunders CT uX. TO Florence Fl.
Rurchard, ll5xl6i feet inches west
line Forty second Street. 335 feet north
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Pocket Picked at Rail Game.

\ :. j. kIttrell. lO2 East Grace Street,
Yesterday reported to tho police that
us pocket had been picked at the ball
park on Tuesday. and that wallet
Containing III had been stolen from
him,
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Men Pay Homage
to Mothers Friend

IT am not surprised to observe the
number Of men who come into the store
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RMlldlng operatlons arc showlng ac.

building operations are showing ac-
tirity. as Is evidenced by the number of
permits issued by Building Inspector
Butler. The work is in the main for
small dwellings and for repairing
II is expected that permits will be is
sued to Claude Il. Sprenklc In the next
several days for the erection of the
dwellings that have already been men
Gated in both the West and East ends.
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THLE WEATHER
Local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature. .......... 81
l.. NJ temperature. ............. 80
S j.. n. temperature. ........ so
Maximum temperature TO S p NJ. 50
Minimum temperature TO i. Nj. 81
Mean temperature .......... T6
Normal temperature ....... 60
Excess In temperature yesterday II
Deficiency In temperature since
March :............... 1856
Accumulated excess In temper
allure since January 1... 10
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Release Deeds, Amounting 10
SoS 3.fo ma

John r. Gayle trustee tA George G..
Clay ct al, 3oX1i0 feet west line TWEEN
ty-ninth Street. 119 feet north OF o
street April p, 1915, $3.50
John a. Coke. Jr.. ct al. trustee TO
Gresham Court Apartment House Cor
poration. 90Nl50 feet ut the northeast
corner of Franklin and Ryland Streets.
April 81, 1915. $4,000.
Bessie \. Catlin exccutrix trustee to
l.. G. Browning. 25Xl20 feet south line
Cary Street. 400 feet west OF West
street. April L. 1915, s2.560
w. c. Blanton trustee to r H. Bruce
ct al, 203X1i0 feet south line Cutshaw
Avenue, l25 feet west Of Lafayette
Street April Is, 1915. Sl,212.aG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

The Gresham Court Apartment House
Corporation. owners of the Gresham
Court Apartments. yesterday, negoti-
ated a loan for $4,000 with John A.
Coke. Jr.. trustee for the Life Insurance
Company of Virginia. The property
fronts ninety feet at the northeast cor
ner Of Franklin and Ryland Streets.
Gresham Court is Il seven-story brick
apartment house.
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Local Observation at S II. VI. Yesterday

Temperature. so; humidity. 81: wind
direction. south; wind. velocity. .
weather, clear.
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HENRIco DEED OF TRUST.
!. Deed OF Trust. Amounting to

]. s. AEnew to II. a. McCurdv trus-
tee. 90 acres on Southern Railway.
about five miles east OF the city. April
%, 1915 $500
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HUsTINGs DEED OF TRUST
One Deed of Trust. Amounting t

:. w. Hall ct uX. 10 r. c. Verify trus-
tee. 26X75 feet north line Decatur
Street % feet east OF sixteenth Street,
April 10. 1915, s636.
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interesting Account Read OF Labor
Being Done Among Negroes on
Seventeenth Street by Young Theo.
logical Student and Assistants.

Wilson. d. H.. Of West Virginia, was
presented TO the prcsbytery, and the
church was given permission to prose-
cute. the call before Grcenbrier Pres
bytery. to which Or. Wilson belongs
Hev. ID. Clay Lilly, ID. H., who is now
secretary Of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement, with headquarters at Nash
N!ii.. Tenn, was given permission 10
labor outside the bounds of the pres
hytery until its next regular meet
Ing.
G. r. Warthen, superintendent OF the
Presbyterian Orphans Home at Lynch-
burg. made an interesting address on
the work of that Institution. He said
that 100 children are now being taken
care OF in the home
Rev. NJ b. Porter. agent Of the
American Bible Society. spoke on the
work OF that society. mentioning
especially the effort being made TO aid
In supplying tho Scriptures to the SOL
diers In the armies of Europe.
Rev. c. r. Stribllng presented the
report of the committee on home mis-
sions. This report expressed tho great
sorrow OF the committee ut the death
of Its former chairman, Rev. DR.. T. II.
English
am BEING GIVEN
TO WEAKER CHURCHES
The work in the weaker churches
and mission points OF the presbytcry
was reported TO be in good condition.
fort just undertaken TO start work
in the new town of Hopcwcll that has
sprung up near city Point. There are
| now nearly 10000 men at work there
)en the new powder plant G. 4. VII
son, Jr., Il member Of the senior class
at Union Theological Seminary, has
been secured To take charge OF mis-
sion work at that place.
Rev. a. kohout, who IS native
Bohemia. and who speaks nine lam
Ia.
the large number OF foreigners there.
The contributions from the churches
for this cause were S2.SS9. The total
amount Of its receipts from all sources
during the year was si.GoS
The following appointments were
made for evangelisiic services, each
preacher being expected TO preach at
Aleast a week at the church TO which he
YtS' sert Rev. William f. Hutchinson.
a Salem, in Hanover County; Rev. j. a.
H Mcclure, Beulah, in Hanover; Rev. r.
Ut. McFadeil. u. D., Bethlehem, in Han
over; Re" r. ~. Allen. Lawrenceville;
Rev. w ". Balm, Union, in Bruins
wick .,ev. r. C. Gilmore, Concord, in
BruE.wick Rev. u. Is. Porter. Eben-
rzer, TN Brunswick; Rev. Russell Cecil.
u. D.. Namozine, In Amelia; Rev. r. l..
McNair. Hawkins Memorial in Din
widdie; Rev. c. r. Striking. Hebron,
III pinwiddie; Rev. J. NJ Plowden. He
bron, in Goochland: III. j. Williams,
Burkevilie; Rev. DIR. j. Y. Fair. Fair
ne!d, In lienrico; Rev. q. a. Wilson.
Sr.. d. D.. Byrd. in Goochland; Rev. q.
q. Wilson. Jr., Bethany, In Charles
CITY: Rev. F. w. Osborn, Olivet. in New
Kent; Rev. L. a. I.apsley. ID. D.. Mil
ford; Rev Wesley Baker. Laurel; Rev.
r II. Rice. and Rev. William S. Camp
bell, Roseneath. Richmnnd; Rev. d. p.
Rogers, Prince George Courthouse;
: Rev T. NJ. Bulla. Old Street, Peters
burg; Rev. j. 4. Mcclure and Rev r.
r. McFaden, D. D.. Powhatan
REPORTS ON WORK
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uUsTIxGs RELEASE DEEDS.

Two Release Deeds, Amounting to
S6.8O6.
wallace T.. Brown trustee to NJ. NJ
Strause. "a feet inches by 1871 feet
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REPORTS On WORk
AT COLORED MISSION

The special committee in charge OF
the colored mission on Seventeenth
street In this city gave most inter-
esting account of this work under the
Acharge OF Mr.. Grey, n student OF Union
eSeminary, and his thirty-two white as
s!stants. In a small dilapidated build
ing there Is an average attendance OF
neFTly 500 every Sunday. and much work
is icing done also during the week \
lot has been secured and as soon as
possible large new building will be
put up to accommodate this growing
work at cost OF about $4,000
The subject selected for the presby-
terial sermon for the fall meeting Is
Tho Future State" Rev. L. b. Nc
Cluer. d. D.. is TO he the preacher. with
Rev. }. N. Plowden as alternate.
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FOR DIR. II. II, ENGLISH

T't'' ''FSSeFHb OF
will be held at Bethlehem Church. in
Hanover County, on September 81. an
adjourned meeting will be held in he
chapel OF the Presbyterian Publi nr
House In this city on May 10 Q
a. NJ. for the purpose OF exa,9 ny
and licensing eight or nine your EN-
who are now students In Unior3 az
iosical SEMINARY IN inns city, n no
lwill graduate from that institt IN
q few days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-25
EATON WAR VETERAN
DIES WHILE SITTING
IN CHAIR ON PORCH

EATON. o.. Sept. 25.-While seated
IN chair on . veranda It his home
on East High street. Henry c. Hill.
So years old, died suddenly about 10
o'clock Friday morning when he sui
fered stroke OF apoplexy. He fell
from the chair, but was found soon
afterward by his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Maria Scha6ner, with whom he lived.
During the last two months Mr.. Hill
health has been declining.
Mr.. Hill was veteran Of the Civil
war, having served three-year en-
listment He was born In Maine. but
for many years resided In Eaton. He
was one Of the Oldest members OF hte
local Masonic fraternity. His wife, q
sister Of Captain Peter O'Cain. died
many years ago.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home.
conducted by the Rev. T. A. Cooper.
of Barron Street Church OF Christ.
Burial will be according to the ritual
Of the Masonic order.
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HERE ARE
[contlnued Frem Page one.l

interest in the Democratic gathering.
Yet II tradition Is adhered to-, the
Democrats will have their convention
first. The party in power is expected
to lead Off OF the fifteen convention
years since the Republican party was
organized in 1856, only twice has the
party of the outs" selected it's candi-
date first. These were the nominating
Of Lincoln and the first nomination Of
Mckinley.
The three cities which are campaign.
ing for the honor Of entertaining the
convention are Chicago, Philadelphia
and San Francisco.
Chicago Gains Favor.
Chicago is the pre-eminent conven.
ton city, as in the fifty-six years OF
national conventions it has housed
twelve. st. Louis had had four, Balti-
more three, Philadelphia three, Gin
cinnati three and New York. Denver,
Minneapolis and Kansas City one each
Republican conventions usually have
more delegates than Democratic gath
erings OF the sort. The exact number
of Republican delegates next year is
not yet accurately ascertained, but it
Is probable there will be SO less than
In 1912, or 989 men with voting power
In addition there will be six non
voting delegates two each from
Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippine
Islands.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-25
Great Demand for New
Constipation Remedy

They say that the advent Of the 'Senta.
ne tablet" - vegetable substitute fSr
demand for this, Eemsrkabls product it
seems to have made . hit particularly
With thoes amicted with chronic consti-
patton, who were quick TO recognise ito
advantaEAD ever calounsl and the usual
ssntsnel tablets. assds from their en-.
eaey. doubtless owe their success largely
% . tendency to aid In bringing about
natural functioning-instead Of sncoar.
aPne the ''cathArttc habit" Also. instead
01 inJuring the menbraneouO lining of
the organs involved, they exert healing
innvenes. Instead Of weakening. they
s xSrs % o-: s,es.ly and Esntiy: they are q
pensiveness Il another reason Tor the
popularity Of ssntanei tablets. One need
Sne tablet upon retiring. to b CONVINCED
s mat The Ne. ideal remedy for eonstipstioa.
suencss. has finally been found-bsnS.
kists Review. - -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-25
ARBA, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Martin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Jones were In Richmond
Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Wigs spent Thursday with
Mrs. Will Hart.
Will Bowen and family spent Sun
day afternoon with their son Raymond
and family of Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mate Hill spent Sun
day with Carl Moore and family.
John Peeden and family took Sun.
day dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Coppock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Burkett called
on Rev. Percy Thomas and family
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown were in
Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs. Allie Thomas was shopping in
Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Martin called on Mrs
Florence Jones Tuesday afternoon.
Hartman Myers and family OF Crete,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Myers.
Mrs. Carrie Thomas and baby spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Parker
Several from this; place are attend.
ing Yearly Meeting at Richmond this
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-25
NEW PARIS

James Jackson and H. B. w. Miller
made business trip to Campbellstown
Thursday evening.
Light frosts have fallen in the val
leys in this locality and Madam House.
keeper has been protecting her late
flowers and tender vegetables with
coverings.
Misses Roxy Cussins OF Anderson,
and Miss Elsie McGill and Mrs. Mary
A. McGill were entertained Wednesday
by Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Sherer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon of Arba, have
moved their household goods here
from Arba, Ind, to the w. L. Hahn
house on Pearl street. Mr.. Nixon has
employment here.
John O'Dea, j. D. Bright and Will
liam T. Miller went to Cincinnati
Thursday, Mr.. O'Dea shipping a load
of SO hogs from the local station to
that market
Local friends of John Dunn Of Rich
mond, a member of the 1918 class of
the New Paris high school, will be glad
to know that he has entered Purdue
university for a course in electrical
engineering.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-25

ohio. Indians. llichieaA. Wisconsin
aAA Illinois. 193.
Central states. West Of the lGissis-
sippi: NoFht DAKOTA. South Dakota,
Minneeota. Iowa. NebraskA and Kan
sas. lOe.
In several New York city districts
there u still doubt whether one or
two delegates viii Be allowed under
the present rules Of the Republican
national committee.
This body win moet here December
next. Il Win decide when and where
the convention win b held and also
pass finally upon all questions OF rep
resentation.
Each state win be represented In
the convention by four delegases-at-
large: two delegates for each repre-
sentativeat-large In congress: one del.
egate from each Of the congregational
districts and an additional delegate
from each congressional district In
which the vote for any Republican
elector. In 1908 for the Republican
nominee for congress In 1911 shall be
found to be $500 or more.
Here are some of the names leading
in the discussion of politicians here al
available presidential timber: John
W. Weeks. Of Massachusetts,: Elihu
Root. Of New York: Hiram johnson
Of California: william Hale Thompson.
of Illinois; Lawrence Y. Sherman. OF
Illinois; Arthur Capper. Of Kansas;
Theodore e. Burton. Of Ohio; William
Alden Smith. Of Michigan; Charles 8.
Whitman Of New York: Charles w.
Fairbanks, of Indiana: Albert B. Cum
minis. Of Iowa; William H. Taft, of
Connecticut: August Gardner. Of Mass.
achdsetts. Martin G. Brumbaush. OF
Pennsylvania: Frank B. Willis. of
Ohio; william e. Borah. Of Idaho:
James r. Mann, of Illinois.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-25
CHESTER, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pitts Of near
Richmond, were the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Warren Stisleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulla attended
the celebration Of the golden wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. G..
Walker OF South Twenty-thfrd street,
Richmond, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin Of In
dianapolis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 8. Martin.
Miss Opal Plat has been visiting
relatives at williamsburg, o.
Charles Huffman and family motor
ed to Hamilton, O.. Tuesday where
they will visit relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Menke OF
Richmond, are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hill.
Frank Williams and family enter
tanned friends at their home on the
Union pike Sunday.
Mrs Ernest Davenport has returned
home after an operation at 'os-
pital
Miss Eve Pyle left for g. .isy,
Sunday where she will teach school
this winter.
Miss Laura Mcdonald visited friends
at Spiceland and New Castle last
week.
Morton McMahan and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hill motored to
Dayton. O., Sunday.
Mr.. Fulton died at the home Of his
daughter Mrs. Charles Estep, Sunday
afternoon. The body was taken to
Centerville Tuesday where the funeral
and burial services we're held.
The men Of this neighborhood are
busy filling their silos this week.
The ladies of the M. E.. church will
give market Saturday afternoon
Sept. Is, at the market house in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Emma Burg and Miss Laura
Mcdonald visited Charles Burg and
family Of near Greensboro, Wednes.
day.
Albert Hood will hold a public sale
of his farming implements Tuesday
afternoon, October 5, at his home one
mile east and one-haf mile north of
Chester.
Dr. and Mrs Roy Morrow and little
son Roy, Jr., visited Ebert Kemp and
family Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anna Bond and Mrs. Gibson of
Richmond. visited the formers brother
Ollie Boerner and family Thursday.