The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-27
NEW PARIS, O.

/ Miss Hazel Bell of Zion City, H., IS
the guest of Mrs. Howard Aker. $50.
| Last Thursday evening a party OF
young folks from Richmond enjoyed
hay wagon ride and stopped for sup
per at the Murphy restaurant. Mr..
Mikeseil and family have moved from
the Charles Weller farm to the VIII
Wrenon farm. /. Mrs. Myrtle Marsh
all and son, Lenard have moved to
Butler, Pa. .Dougan Hodgin moved
I into the Marshall property recently
vacated by Mrs. Marshall. .....F. r.
Murphy was business visitor In
Greenville today. Thursday 49,. Fred
Burtch left Sunday morning for West.
erville, o., where he enters the Otter
! bein college for military training.
| Miss Helen Vossemeyer of Richmond
spent last Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Clark. B. l.. Mckee
has sold his property on East Cherry
street to E. O. Murray. :. Joe Zea re.
turned Saturday from an extended Wis
! it in Wyoming ;. Mrs. E. H. Young
| is on the sick list.
John Thompson of New Hope, is
visiting David Sherer. Ex-Governor
| Hanley of Indiana will speak at the
Christian church on Sunday afternoon
| in the interests of prohibition
Mrs Richard Alexander of Dunkirk,
o. is visiting her mother Mrs. Lizzie
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zea and
children have gone to Greenville and
Urbana for a visit with relatives. -.
Miss Bertha Frank has gone for
short stay with her home folks at
Granville, o.. Miss Ruth Tea is
spending the week end at her home in
Urbana, o. Mrs. Fannie Aker en-
tertained Miss Hazel Bell of Zion City
and Miss Evelyn Aker on Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Northrop of West Alex
andria, spent the week end with home
folks Miss Minnie Deem of Day.
ton spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Deem. 49,. Miss
Hester Nelson of the Reid Memorial
hospital visited Mrs. Charles Harris
and daughter Sunday E. H. Young
was a business visitor in Dayton on
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Saxon
of Richmond, are smiling broadly over
the arrival of a 101a pound boy. Mrs.
Saxon was formerly Carmie Baum
gardner of this place.
Thomas Archart of Columbus, O.,
greeted old friends here on Thursday.
-. Mrs. l.. E. Hawkey went to Lew
isburg. Friday to spend few days
with her daughter. Miss Sarah Nc
Grew returned to Gratis, on Saturday
after spending most of the summer
here . Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson
and son of Dayton were week end
guests of relatives. Emora Murray,
from Great Lakes training camp, is
spending a seven day furlough with
his home folks. :. u. Rol Richards of
williamsburg, was a business visitor
On Saturday Misc Mary Melody jc
spending a few weeks in Cincinnati.
=. d. Miss Ruby Timmons and Her
schall Poppaw were married on Sept.
14th. Miss Timmons is well known in
New Paris and friends extend hearty
congratulations. The Red Cross is
making a collection of all kinds Of
clothing suitable for men, women and
children for the Belgian relief -.
There will be an all day meeting of
the Red Cross on next Wednesday,
Oct and all sewers are urged to be
present as there is important work
to be done.
Miss Sudie Chew. teacher in the
New Madison school was Sunday
guest at the Fitzwater home. :. The
Oda family will move from the Tabor
property to the Denney property on
East Cherry street. . Robert McKis-
sick of Lynn. Ind, was business Wis
itor on Tuesday . Miss Zelma Nuna-
maker is spending the weekend at
her home in Middletown, o.. Miss
Helen Eikenberry has gone to her
home in Eaton, O., for the weekend.
Miss Helen Biles is visiting few
days at her home in Winchester Ind.
:. Miss Mary Hawley spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Akron, O., the
guest of friends. . The out-of-town
people who attended the funeral OF
Benjamin Turner last Friday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles CoblehtZ, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gephart Of DAYTON, O.;
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Thomas, Rich
mond and two sons from Camp Taylor
Ky; Mrs. Ralph Spencer lndianap-
oils; Hubert Turner Marion, Ind; Mr..