The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-04
ECONOMY, IND.

| There will be preaching every Sun
| day evening at the Economy Friends
| church from now on. Rev. Oliver
Frazer preached the first sermon Sun
| day night. No little excitement was
created at the c. & O. station the
other evening by the report man
had been killed west of town by a
| freight train. A search by several
citizens and railroad men found no
trace of the supposed dead man. go.
| The HATS have returned from Bun
ker Hill and Peru. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Barber will move from Portland here
on their West River farm the first Of
| October . . Mr.. and Mrs. Prentis Ed
| wards and son Hurlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora Edwards and daughter Thelma,
attended the road superintendent
picnic at Glen Miller Sunday. -. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Gardner and children,
| Richmond ate fried chicken, mashed
potatoes and gravy with Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas FRASER Sunday. lard Den
ney attended the Wright funeral at
Williamsburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Lamb, Richmond, were over
Sunday guests of William Lamb and
| family Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Peterson
were visiting Richmond friends Sun
day. Harry Cain spent Sunday at
Cincinnati. :. George Frazer and Miss
Ruth Cain were calling on Centerville
friends Sunday afternoon :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Knose and baby, Hagers-
town, were J. c. Haxtons Sunday Wis
itors. Francis Jackson, one time a
resident of here and now Of Hagers-
town, was here Saturday night. q. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Bowman and two
children, Harold and Margaret, Her
man Lamb and Miss Agnes Downing
of Winchester, returned from Lake
George Sunday night; TAO miles on the
return trip in hours was the speed
| record. Blue giIls, Goldfish and bass
were easily landed and the sport was
great. .. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Men
denhall made a special auto run to
Richmond Sunday -. Some party or
parties stole as much as five bushels
Of green cornfeld beans Saturday
night out Of Grace Garrison's truck
patch. The vines were stripped and
ruined. 1t is too bad to be deprived
of ones labor in such a despicable
way by thieves of so low caliber..
Mrs. Lena Lewellen of Detroit, Mich,
arrived here Saturday afternoon to
be the visitor of her sister, Mrs. Luie
Albertson, a few days. Vine Scott
and Miss Gusta Scott were at Rich
mond Sunday. Mrs Mccoy was cali
ed to Cincinnati Sunday morning on
account of her mothers illness.
Mrs. Abby Thornburg was circulating
among Richmond friends Sunday. $50.
The carpenter work on the Tom Cain
barn addition is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Ashbury Wood and daughter
Cora, Dalton, were visiting Nell Wood
Land family Saturday. ... When the
janitor rang the school bell Monday
morning for the first of new school
year. its sweet tone brought teachers
and pupils with radiant faces to-
gether for years battle with educa-
tional problems. The enrolment of
pupils was large and indicates year
of eager study. w. L. Pond, circula-
ton manager of Palladium, Richmond,
was here recently. Miss Clarice
Lamb visited Losansville friends and
relatives Saturday. :. Mrs. Belle Cain
spent Saturday afternoon shopping at
Richmond. 49,. Mrs. Will Williamson
returned from Benton county Saturday
evening Mrs. Frank Swain and chill
dren left for their Michigan home to-
day and Mr.. Swain will follow with
the household goods soon. Harold
Fennimore left Sunday morning for
Bother where he will begin teaching
school Monday. =. .Noal Culbertson,
who has been with his grandparents
this summer, returned to Webster
Sunday afternoon, where he will at
tend the high school this year. =. Miss