The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-23
William Gray and Daniel
Horrigan Purchase Equal
Parts of Fine 15O-Acre
Tract of Land.
New Paris Sends Delegates to
State Sunday School Con-
vention in Session at
GAINESVILLE.

NEW PARIS, O., June 23.-Mrs.
Katherine Potts is slowly recovering
from her recent severe attack Of acute
Indigestion She is at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. James Kuth.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pence had as
Sunday guests, Messrs. and Mesdames
John Holmes, T. J. Stebbins and
Walter Stebbins of Eaton.
Miss Dora Paxton of Fort Wayne,
who has been visiting her sisters has
returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Maloney and daughter
of West Manchester spent Tuesday
with local relatives.
At State Convention.
Miss Lucille White and Mrs. Mar
garet Reinheimer, Christian Sunday
school, and Ebert Bragg and Miss
Gertrude Hawley, Methodist NJ. O..
Penland, Presbyterian; Everett Hunt,
Pleasant Hill U. B., and Miss Freda
Larsh, Campbellstown, boarded the
train at the New Paris station Monday
morning for GAINESVILLE, o.. rs dele
gates to the Ohio State Sunday School
convention, which is in session there
this week. Mrs. Charles H. Harris
and daughter Miss Helen, who are al
ready in GAINESVILLE will also represent
the Methodist school.
The 150-acre farm of the late Grant
Hawley, which was sold Saturday was
divided in two sections, William Gray
purchasing IS acres at $10,575.0o and
Daniel Horri1aA the other IS acres at
S6,11250, the Gray part being occupied
by the buildings. Horrigan will build
at once and move there from the O'Dea
~,h hn Il Win q w
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Murray enter
tanned a party of friends Sunday at
their pretty country home southwest
OF town. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames w. l.. Hahn, Edward
r. Clark and John w. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcpherson Of
Liberty, O., were entertained at supper
Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
George s. Kessler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred zimmerman of
Kansas City, who have been the guests
of friends and relatives in this locality
the past two weeks returned home
Wednesday,
Children Rehearse.
Rehearsals for the aChildren's Day
exercises Of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, were commenced Monday and
will continue throughout the week, the
program to be given Sunday evening
w. e. Jones, Kramer Jones and
George W. Keelor left Monday for
Pittsburg. Ohio, where they have
street oiling contract. The work on
the township roads here will likely
be commenced Friday
George w. Miller and son Russell,
and a boy friend Of Covington, Ohio,
made a business trip here Monday
r. L. Brawley, who is in Reid hos
pital from the results Of an operation
for appendicitis, recovering as rapidly
as his weakened condition will allow
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Samuels, Mrs.
w F. Wrenn and Miss Grayce SAM
uels motored south Of here to Twin
Creek Friday and spent the day fish.
ing.
Benjamin and Charles Richards of
near Gettysburg, spent Monday with
Homer Pence and family. Peter
Pence returned to Gettysburg for a
visit.
w. c. Crosse is the latest addition
to auto owners Of the township having
purchased touring car Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Malston and little daugh-
ter returned to their home in Rich
mond Tuesday after spending few
days with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Bryant.
w. C. Huber of Dayton, made trip
here Tuesday, leaving in the evening
for Cleveland.
Chestine Nelson Of Milford Center,
Ohio passed through here Tuesday
morning enroute to Mackinac, Mich,
on a two weeks fishing trip with
friends.
Go to Exposition. .~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Danily are
arranging to take the trip to the Expo.
sition at San Francisco in the near
future. e.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred zimmerman Of
Kansas City, were entertained Monday
by Mr. and Mrs. Venoman Reid. Mrs.
zimmerman was Miss Lorena Mckee
before her marriage and formerly re-
sided here.
Mr.. and Mrs Garwood Iredell recent
ly entertained at O'Clock dinner. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Iredell, Mrs. c. w.
Elmer. Mrs. Craighead. Mrs L. NJ.
Jones and Mrs. Frank Correll
H. n. Young of Richmond, spent
Tuesday here.
Rev. Flora Presides.