The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-13
ECONOMY WOMAN
HAS FANCY QUILT
100 YEARS old
Mrs. Glennie Clark Has Piece
Designed BY Mrs. Study
Other Notes.

ECONOMY, Ind, Nov. ID. - While
searching for old-fashioned quilts, one
was found in the possession of Mrs.
G1ennie Clark that is more than 100
years old. It was designed by Mrs.
Study and made by her. 1t is appli-
que work and is skillfully done. The
design is of grape vines. leaves, stems,
grapes and birds which are cut out
in separate pieces and sewed on a
white background The vines and
stems are broT@, leaves green, grapes
purple and red Each separate pieP
is padded and is in base relief. Blue
birds, red birds and American gold
fnches are done in natural colors and
are true to life. The quilting Is Of
feather stitch and there are thousands
and thousands Of tiny stitches In the
quilt. DR.. A. L. Loop and wife
and Mr. and Mrs. Link Morrison were
at Dayton Saturday. !. Miss Ruth Cain
entertained Sunday evening the Misses
Olive Swain, celia Lamb, Helen Lun-
dy, Leila Lamb and others. The John
Taylor farm has been sold to q. NJ
Stewart, of Yellow Springs. Ohio.
There are over 200 acres in the farm.
=. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cain, Walter
Cain, Gertie Cain and Miss Ruby Gil
mer returned from Dayton, O., Satur-
day evening after spending the day
there. :. Mrs. LYDIA Burnett entertain
ed Union City relatives Sunday at din
ner and returned home with them,
where she will spend several weeks
before returning to Economy. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Bowman. MT. and
Mrs. Harry Downing were at Modoc
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lena Osborn
and daughter Alma, Winchester, were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mrs Ora Hax-
ton. - George johnson, Losantsville,
was here Saturday with two little
Haxton for S4927 The Economy
Odd Fellows have fitted I'D hall IN
der the lodge room and it will be rent
ed for giving entertainments, sR.eys
and lectures. They have a new drap
curtain. Bales Pugh and daughters,
Pearl and Addie, entertained relatives
of Bradford, O.. Williamsburg and At
lanta, Ind i. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cain
were the Sunday evening supper
guests at the Edwards Bros home. :.
Cecil DsLong has quit work as dis
patcher at the C. and O. station at
Muncie and will take work in that
line for the c. and o. people at Bos-
ton. The Kinggola tribe Of campfire
girls will give a play at Losantsville
some time next week for the benefit
Of the Red Cross there and here. The
profits will be divided between the
two towns. Music will probably be
furnished by the E. H. S. orchestra. i.
Walter Bond who is in training at
Camp Taylor, KY, arrived here Satur-
day evening and he and Miss Mary
Mumbower were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce Tues
day night Mr. Bond Will deliver a talk
relative to army Y NJ c. A. work at
the Economy High school ha2 He
will return to Camp Taylor Tuesday
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dimes OF
Randolph county were Saturday even.
ing visitors Of Mr. and Mrs Will Wod.
man. The Harry Macy fine stock
sale Saturday was the best sale of the
season. There were buyers from many
towns in eastern Indiana present
Some of the best Jersey milk cows
brought s175 a head and the whole
bunch of cattle averaged 500 Sheer
went for S25 head: horses, s125 g
head; hogs, $25 to $40 a head. The
total amount of sale was $3.50.
Everett Button. Nightown, Glen Con
way, Blountsville, and Albert Hind
man, Hagerstown, were the auction
GERS, and John Manning, clerk.