The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-04
NEW PARIS,

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mond some weeks recuperating from
nasal surgical operation has returned
home and entered school and % I'm.
proving In health. .Orlo Charlton OF
Bucyrus, Ohio. who was the guest o.
his sister. Mrs. e. e. Bevington the
past week entered Reid Hospital Tor
minor operation and 10 doing nicsly.. (.
Menry Fitch has removed to his farm
and Leslie Albright and family have
moved into his town property. The
Sunday school Of the Presbyterian
church, are arranging to raise flae
from the church roof In the near fu
ture. some difficulty being experienced
in obtaining the proper sized. flag by
local dealers. and 1t Is almost imposs
ible to procure large flags from fac
tories. :. Miss Kathryn M. Johnston
Of Chicago. lecturer under auspices
Of the Lyceum Bureau. in the interests
OF the colored race, visited local
friends the past week. Miss Johnston
IL a graduate from the local schools
-. Peter M. Pence is visiting Henry
Kramer near Eaton. Miss Carrie r.
Whitaker. teacher In the Hollansburz
schools, which closed their term Fri
day arrived at home Saturday to spend
the summer. :. Mrs Lon Hawkey was
called to Brookville, Ind, Friday by
the serious illness Of her father, a
helpless paralytic. She returned home
Monday. but reported him as little i'm
proved Measles in light form, com.
monty known as French measles has
made its appearance among the school
children, and the town is literally
placarded with green cards OF notice
of Measles Within" precautions to
prevent spread Of the disease.
George Clemens. colored, employed as
a farm hand by c. F. Scott, was re-
moved to his fathers home at Long.
town. Ohio. Thursday in the Kessler
ambulance. The young man was Ill
for several days with grippe. which
eliminated in a painful abcess In his
head and he was removed home for
treatment :. Miss Bernice Penland OF
Mediapolis. Iowa. spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs George H. Penland.
/. y. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bloom and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. King have returned
hcme from Florida, making the last
OF the New Paris colony which spent
the winter there. with the exception
Of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Began, who will
come later. J. Mrs. Estella Miller re-
moved her household goods back to
New Paris from Richmond Wednesday
occupying her residence on West Main
street. t. Mrs. c.. P. Kirkpatrick de-
lightfully entertained the ]. L. H. S. c..
in regular meeting at her Pearl street
home Thursday evening. After spend
ing the evening with their needlework.
the guests were served with light
luncheon daintily prepared. Mrs.
Caroline McGrew, who just recovered
from five weeks illness which con-
fined her to her bed. has against suf-
fered q heart attack which Is keeping
her housed up and will for several
weeks. :. Rev. George F. Critics has
returned from Dayton where he con-
Quoted a series of religious revival
meetings. A. A. Mcneil. former
postmaster and prominent in Preble
county Republican circles. who suffer.
ed two paralytic strokes the Goth inst,
is holding his own and shows improve
ment.. :. Edward Paul If Springfield,
O.. spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcneil =.
Little Doris Mills. appendicitis victim.
who suffered a second slight surgical
operation Thursday at Reid hospital.
is doing nicely and will soon be at
home. ;. Harry Hahn is allowing his
rogue feeling to be crucified by his
patriotism, as he has turned the old
rogue courts in the rear of the tailor
shop into q fine garden plot and ex-
poets to raise County Fair prizes there.
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