The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-25
new PARIS PIONEER
IS BURIED MONDAY

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Mary e. Thompson. Is years DID,
widow Of Samuel Thompson. died last
Friday at the family home on East
Main street. She had been i'll several
months. She leaves two sons. Roy, OF
Dayton; Van. E.. OF New Paris; three
daughters. Mrs. josie Daugherty' New
Paris, and Misses Ella and Emma VINO
live to home. Funeral services were
held from the home Monday alter
noon. with her pastor, Rev. Georee :.
Critics, Of the Christian cnurcn' In
charge. Burial was made IN spring.
lawn cemetery. Miss Helen Kay OF
New Madison. spent part OF MONDAY
with Miss Helen Sawyer. Peter M.
Pence went to Eaton Tuesday TO vlsit
Charles Richards and family. FRANK
Davis, mechanic employed AZ tne
Hawley garage, fractured MS nent
arm Sunday night, while attempting
to crank a machine. Mr. ana MIS-;
David A. Mckee. Of Eldorado, ana
Mrs. Susan Mckee were entertained
at dinner Sunday by Mr.. ana MRS. ";
A. Hill. Cashiers M. II. Pence ana
r. C. Mikesell Of the First Nationai
and Farmers banks, were IN Eaton
Monday settling with the county
Treasurer for the banks COLLECTION
OF jefferson township taxes. Mr.
ana Mrs. H. T. Aker OF Richmond: are
spending part Of this week with local
kinspeople. !. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Mel.
ody and son spent Saturday nignt anu
Sunday with Mr.. and MIS-. Esta HOUSE
near West Manchester. Miss Mar.
vel Mitchell of Columbus, Is the guest
of Miss Gertrude Bfce. James HOT
rison and daughter. Miss Mary, spent
Monday In Eaton on business. Al
bert Pence, who has a position IN
Pittsburgh, spent Saturday and sun
day with his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
NJ. n. Pence. Rev. and MIS- >. n.
WIND and two sons. have returned
10 their homo at Hamilton. Ohio. after
a pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
n 6. Brandenburg. Mrs. T. B. MIL
Ier of Greenville and daughter, MRS
r. W. Mellinger and son, Benton. OF
wheeling, w. Va, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Caroline McGrew.. MRS. Jonn
AIKEN and children of Richmond are
ruests Of Mrs. Estella Miller. -. Born
early Friday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Fisher. a daughter, who has been
named Doris Paula. :. Harry 9. hill
and Minor WATSON left "Wednesday
Sor Hebron. Nebraska, where they VIII
vjsit Georxe WATSON. Mr.. and MRS
Charles A. Pierson left Monday for
T1at Rock. Mich. to spend some time
Mr.. Pierson has a bridge-buildlng con
tract at that place. -. Miss Frances
Means Of Kokomo, spent SATURDAY
and sunday here enroute to New Yors
c;tv for a short visit She accompan'
led Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Jay OF ko
kono. whom she met in Richmond
sunday w. o. Lewis Of Detroit
Mich. ia the guest Of his daughter
Mrs F. F. Mclaughlin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Detro and ram
ily Of near Dayton, spent Sunday WITT
Mr. and Mrs. L. C.. Ashman. MISS
sarah McGrew went to Greenvliie
Ohio. Tuesday evening for a v1si,
with relatives. &. C. M. wilcox spen'
Monday in Cincinnati with his daugn
ter Mrs. Ernst Clarke. Mr.. ane
Mrs bud Reid spent Sunday at Rich
noond with Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Aker
" G. Smith Of Elwood. Ind, Wis
tied g. D. Smith Thursday. =. MRS
" y. Brawley, who was removed u
Re,d Hospital several weeks ago, has
returned home for treatment, before
undergoing a surgical operation IN tnt
re.r future. Mrs. John Arnold o
Richmond. spent Friday with her par
ants Mr.. and Mrs. William Boze...
Miss Edith Keelor of Liberty. return
ed Friday to her home after Vlsl
Nth her sister, Mrs. George Mann.
M and Mrs. John w. Cook motore'
"a cincinnati Sunday and spent tn.
dav Rev. F. F. Mclaughlin ao
dressed an enthusiastic Red eros
meeting Thursday evening at ware
chanel. near West Manchester, wnic!
chapter was organized by Dr. Y. "
peane Miss Hazel Heath returns
rddav to her home in Hamilton, y
after a visit with local friends. MI
and Mrs. Roy Thompson and son 9
navton. Misses Lou and Linn1e MIC
daurh and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mauc
and SON. Pierre, were called here D
the death of Mrs. Mary e. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gw1nn
nayton. motored hereand spent tn
week end with Mrs. Margaret Murra
and other relatives. .. The New ran
chapter of the Red Cross held sew
inxs last Thursday and this Tuesda
afternoons in the Red Cross room
the second floor Of the Masonic built
ing. Numerous garments were M
ished %. r. DAVIDSON threshed NJ
wheat crop Monday and Tuesday. a
average Yield Of ~ bushels OF spiel
did quality being his record. c. I
Carpenter, Richmond. purchased IN
crop at 1910 bushel. there Dem
over $50 bushels. =. Rev. and MIS-.
r. wynd and sons Of Hamilton. Ohi'
we're entertained Thursday by Re
and Mrs. F. F. Mclaughlin. M
and Mrs. Fred L. Kemp and daugnte
Oval of Bradford. Ohio. spent Sunda
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. McPherso
and other local relatives. -. Mr.. an
Mrs. James Horrigan spent Sunda
with Richmond hnspeople. .....M
and Mrs. Emmett Sherer and sons
Richmond, were Sunday guests OF M
and Mrs. e. H. Sherer.
New York was the greatest seapo
In the world in 1916. London outran
ed it In imports. but almost thre
times as many exports went from Ne
York as from London.