The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-31

WE" <A1t1O, quo, MAY cA.-1NO uS'
cision was reached Wednesday even
ing by the Jefferson township school
board as to the location of the new
centralized school building. Two mem
bers favor the site of the present
building and three favor other sites.
Paul Clark OF Ohio State Univer-
sity. Columbus. came Thursday to at
tend the commencement, his sister,
Miss Mildred. being a member of the
graduating class.
Simon Cunningham spent Wednes.
day in Dayton with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kirkpatrick Of
Anderson. Ind, spent Thursday and
Friday with local relatives, having
come to attend the commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Murray of Rich.
mond removed their household goods
to New Paris Friday
Mesdames Henry Miller and A. T.
Barber were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew White near Hollandsburg
this week Mrs. White is very serious
ly i'll.
w. Westfall and daughter, Miss Vir-
giinia. of Greenville, Ohio, were the
guests of local friends Thursday.
Storm Hats Service.
During the storm Tuesday night the
telephone system was badly democrat
lied by the burning out Of the tele-
phone.
Mrs. B. G. Arthur, Misses Lille and
Lizzie Arthur of Portland, Ind, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Arch. r.
Raney, having come for the COM
mencement.
The local Ohio Electric car left the
track near Westville Wednesday, the
rails spreading at that point. causing
traction travellers some inconvenience.
Misses Esta Colaw and Sadie Chew
and Mr.. George Colaw of Crab Bottom,
Va, left Thursday for Cincinnati after
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz-
water and family. They will spend a
few days at Cincinnati after which
they will proceed towards the west
coast where they are going to attend
the Exposition
Mrs. H. A. Tillman and daughter,
returned Thursday to their home In
West Sonora after few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Barber
William Marshall who is employed
at Westerville, Ohio, came Thursday
to attend the Commencement, his
daughter, Miss Faye, being one OF
the class of 1915.
Little Miss Lydia Corrinne Cotterell
and Joseph Cotterell of Louisville, KY,
came Thursday to spend the summer
with Messrs. and Mesdames c. H
and w. H. Marshal.
Keep Library Closed.
The tri-weekly opening of the IL
brary has been discontinued since the
close of school, and the institution
| will serve its patrons and friends only
on Saturday afternoon and evening
from now on.
The mary local friends of Miss
Blanche Lambert of New Westville
will be glad to know that she is SLOW
ly improving.
! Mrs. C. A. Eogan who was victim
CT blood poisoning in her hand about
six weeks ago and whose condition
looked very favorable, has been suf,
fering a great deal recently.
Chas. A. Barton, who has been in
Los Angeles, Cal, the past fourteen
months arrived Tuesday evening to
visit his brother, T. N. Barton and
wife
| Memorial Day as legal holiday
| will be observed Monday by the CLOS
ing Of the tw obanks and the post
office. The rural carriers also will
be off duty.
Mrs. ]. c.. Giffen Of Hamilton, O..
and Mrs. James kuth were entertain
ed Friday by Mrs. E. W. Miller and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Aker removed
their household goods Friady to Day
ton where they will have their fu
ture home.
Class Gives Dance.
The commencement dance giver
Thursday evening at the K. of P. hal
by C. 0. Ashman and H. B. Campbell
proved a delightful affair and was
we'll attended. Sawyer and Aker, pi
ano and drums, furnished the music
Chester Nelson of Milford Center
O., attended the commencement ane
dance Thursday evening and returned
Friday to his position.
Paul Jones of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. or
Thursday joined Mrs. Jones who hal
been here several days on a short Wis
it with Mrs C.. H. Harris and family