The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-07
USES TRACTOR
TO PLoW LAND
AT new PARIS
T. F. Bice Turns Six Acres Of
Ground in One, Day With
Modern Farming Equip
ment.

Monday night. W. e. Jones was award
ed the contract for the oiling Of the
streets OF New Paris this spring. max
ing four consecutive seasons he has
been in charge OF the work. He has
a number of contracts with other
towns and as soon as the weather
becomes warm and settled, the work
of oiling will begin.
The regular meeting of the New
Paris Rogue club was held Monday
evening at the First National Bank
rooms and was well attended. There
was no lack of enthusiasm and many
plans for this seasons sport were
talked over. Edward Bowman, a
rogue fan from Richmond, who is
president of the New Paris club was
present, ..... .... .........
w. E. Jones made business trip to
Greenville and Germantown Monday.
, ,.s.--..-- Rebekahs Plan Social.
Members, of Huldah Rebekah lodge
are looking forward with pleasure to
the. meeting of April when they
are promised the presentation of
"Buzzard Roost Lodge" by a commit
tee OF members. A large attendance
Is urged.
w. A. Brown who has been housed
up all winter. with rheumatism was
able to be on the streets Tuesday en-
joying the balmy air.
Mrs Sarah A. Fisher spent Easter
with her daughter at East German.
town, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Roach and
children of Xenia were Easter day
guests OF Mrs. Roach's mother, Mrs.
Mary Mungavin and family.
Miss Bessie Fisher spent the Easter
weekend with relatives at Geneva,
Ind. ... r., .-..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer Of
Bethel, Ind, were Sunday guests of
local relatives. =, p. -. .-....
Donald Charlton of Ohio State uni
versity. who spent the Easter vacation
with his sister, Mrs. E.. E.. Bennington,
returned Monday to his studies. Paul
r. Clark and John Sawyer, Jr., also re-
turned after spending the vacation in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Penland motored
to Union City Sunday and spent the
day with relatives.
Mrs Mary R. Reid spent Easter
with her daughter Miss Carrie, at
Columbus.
Miss M. Elma Homer was the week
end guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Care Shell
ley at Arcanum Mrs. Shelley was
formerly Miss Edith Banks and is
well-known here.
Examines Records.
Mr.. Lippincott. state examiner,
spent Tuesday here inspecting the
books Of Corporation and Township
Treasurer NJ. H. Pence and Corpora
tion and Township Clerk E.. c. Mike
sell, and put his o. X. on all their
work. This is his first visit here since
in 1912, which speaks well for the two
officials mentioned.
r. F. Bice is the owner Of twelve
horse tractor gasoline driver, which
pulls two ,plows and turns over six
acres Of ground per day. Mr. Bice
has used the machine to disc and har-
row and finds 1t works successfully. at
any job. The machine is quite a
curiosity and many people drive to
the Bice farm during the day to see
1t in operation.
Mrs. w. H. Afford Of indianapolis
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
c. NJ Wilcox and brother, NJ. E.
Mitchell. ..,,. 49,. =. ~.r
The regular meeting of the high
school literary society will be held
Friday forenoon instead Of in the
afternoon, on account of the high
school boys engagement to play the
baseball nine at Lewisburg in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John w Noakes- spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Small at
Eaton. $685.. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bettleton spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Becker. -,
Miss Edith NJ. Miller of Columbus
was the Easter day guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller
Miss Lora Boomershine of Lewis
burg, spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Carl Brown. --..-.. - ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stanley, Miss
Maude Phillips and Walter Benner o.
Boston,, motored here Sunday. ape
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Ben
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sherer anG
sons, Of Richmond, spent Easter Will
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Sherer.
Miss Jennie Kuth Of New Westville
spent Sunday with local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Killbourne en-
tertained Easter Day. Mrs. Alice Law
der and daughter. Miss Rae Of Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Kill
bourne. ~-
Entertains on Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Mcpherson en-
tertained Easter Sunday the following
guests: DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Coleman
Of Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Pherson and daughter, Marion, Of 81
doradof Miss Ethel Truck Of India
napolis. FL. Kemp and daughte
Opal Of Bradford. An elegant Dime
in several courses was served. tn
table being handsomely decorate'
with white roses and .erns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Shewmon Q
Wiley's Station. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicke
OF Richmond, were Easter guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Barnett
Mrs Lucy A. Hutton and Mrs. Lizzi
Hawkins spent the day Sunday wit
New Madison relatives.
Miss Grayce Samuel was the CUES
OF Greenville. O., friends Monday an
attended big Easter ball there in tn
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