The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-08-30
Elevator Makes Reduction of
From Five to Twenty
Cents q Bushel ON Crop
Delivered.
Arthur Pope Buys II. C.
Welch Farm of IS Acres,
Two Miles Northwest O.
Whitewater.

NEW PARIS. O.. Aug. 30.-Much Of
the oats standing in the fields was
threshed last week. but the quality is
poor and deduction from five to TWEEN
ty cents bushel was made 1t the
elevator.
Miss Estella Coblentz returned Sat
urday from a delightful week spent at
Louisville. KY. In the Spirella corset
training school
daughter, Louise. Of Dayton, spent the
weekend and Monday with relatives.
Miss Ferne Marshall went to Day.
ton Friday for a weeks visit with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Deem.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Jones returned
Saturday to their home In Covington.
Ohio. after q few days visit with
W. e. Jones. c. H., S. A. and Miss
Anna Wefler
Charles e. Murray. Of near Eaton.
was here Saturday. 5#T $50
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Cole, OF Sugar
Grove. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Foster
George W. Miller. of covington. was
here Saturday
Motor to Areanum.
Mrs. E. W. Miller Misses Lorena
Miller, Evelyn Northrop and Leona
Smith and H. B. W. Miller motored to
Arcanum Thursday and attended the
funeral of Mrs. J. E. Rinehart.
Venoman Reid and Joseph Tim
mons went to Columbus, Ohio,
Thursday, and spent the weekend
with Mrs. Reid and Miss Mildred Mar.
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Boyle and Miss
Fanny Penland and H. T. Aker went
to Cincinnati Sunday and spent the
day.
Ben Saxton, of Richmond, joined his
family here Friday and spent the
weekend.
NJ. A. McCreery. superintendent Of
Refnheimer Quarries company, re-
turned Friday morning from Toledo,
Ohio. and Monroe. Mich.
Mrs. Frank Daugherty. Of Rich
'ond spent the weekend with her
daughter. Mrs. Ora Meadows and hus-
band.
Daughter Called Home.
Mrs. William Roach and son, Of In
dtanapolis. were called here Friday ev-
enIng by the illness of the formers
father. j. H. Barnett His death oc.
Cured shortly after her arrival
Mrs. katherine Steinbrink, Of Rich
mond. spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Penland.
Born. Friday night. to Mr. and Mfs.S
Harry S. Brown, a daughter
Miss Ida Warder has returned from
Indianapolis. where she attended the
fall and winter millinery openings.
Arthur Pope has made the purchase
OF the S6acre farm of H. C. Welch, of
Whitewater, the farm being common.
ly known as the Albert Anderson
farm, which lies two miles northwest
OF Whitewater. Mr.. Pope has been liv-
| ing on the David Sherer farm the
past year and will move to the new
home little later.
Mrs. Jesse Hunt, Of Richmond,
spent Saturday with her daughter,
Mrs. E. L. Reinheimer and family.
Johanninss Return Home.
Mrs. John Johanning and children
returned Saturday to their home at
Richmond. after few days visit with
Mrs. Mary A. McGill and daughter,
Elsie.
Miss Blanche Mitchell, of Green.
vile, Ohio. spent the week end with
ASA pa SusSs ~AA. anu SNAS ~. AA
Mitchell.
Carvel. small son Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Lawder. is a victim of typhoid
fever.
Miss Esther Miller and sister re.
turned Saturday to their home at Lib
erty, Ind, after a visit with Miss Irene
Clingenpeel and Miss Mary Clingen-
peel. both the latter young ladies' ac-
companying the Misses Miller to Lib
erty for a weeks visit with kins-
people.
Misses Miller. of Liberty. and Miss
Faye Ella Marshall were entertained
at a six o'clock dinner Friday, by
Misses Irene and Mary Clingenpeel
Miss Inez Smith returned Saturday
to her home at Louisville. KY, after
spending the summer with local rel.
atives. ri.
J. c. White, of Whitewater, was in
New Paris Saturday on business.
Mrs. e. E. Commons spent Friday
in Eldorado with her daughter. Mrs.
Harry Mcpherson.
Miss Lizzie Thomas, Of Knollen-
berg's store, and Miss Marie Davis,
Of Nicholson's book shop, Richmond.
are enjoying an outing at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Murray.