The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-14
Middleboro, Ind.


illustrated sermon on the Power of
Mothers Old Bible,' Friday night,
Dec. 10, at the Middleboro church.
at 7:15. :. VIII Brooks and family of
Jacksonsburg spent Sunday with Wal
ter Brooks and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Addleman spent Friday with
Ollie HOdgin and family :. . Warnie
Pemberton called on Charles Town
send and family Sunday afternoon. =.
K. d. Coefield returned home Monday
night after visiting his son Denver,
who is i'll with influenza at Indianap-
oils. Mr.. Coefield says that Denver is
getting along nicely. -. Oscar Hawkins
was at Richmond Monday on bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. John Coblentz
and Jane Eubanks called on Jim
Hughes and family near Pleasant Hill
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. 7. j. Addle-
man and Hazel Thomas spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Stella Bennett and
daughter at Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ritz and Mr.. and Mrs Artie
Teaford of near Friendship called on
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Little Tuesday eve
ming. Clarence Jefferis and family
and James Starr and family of Rich
mond visited John Gum and family
Sunday. 6. Mrs. Mary Hawkins visited
her mother, Mrs. Charles Mayer and
Mrs. Julia Calkins at Richmond Sat
urday. Earl Wore and family and
Roscoe Nearon spent Sunday with
Norman Kirkman and family. o.. Mrs.
Mary EanZant visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Edwards few days last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis F. Ulmer call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Townsend
and daughter Friday afternoon. 49,.
Fred Davis, Miss Ethel Allen. Clifford
Davis and Miss Margaret Roll called
on James Davis and family east of
New Paris Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Landwehr of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Addleman
Sunday -. Mrs. George Baker OF Rich
mond visited Mrs. Cora Banner Sat
urday afternoon and evening John
Coblentz, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hughes
attended the funeral of Curtis Alexan-
der, near Bethel, Monday. go. Mrs.
Nancy Hawkins called on Mrs. Mary
Ann Pemberton Monday morning >.
Mrs. Harry Patti spent Friday with
Mrs. Norman Kirkman.
Eddie r. Elleman and family visited
Fred Mitchell and family near Foun-
ldIH SltS ouIluds MIS-. mary w val
ling is about the same =. Miss Olive
and Esther Boyde called on Joseph
Reid and family Sunday afternoon.
The family of John Bruner, former
residents of this place, but now re-
siding in Boston township. have all
been i'll with influenza Bert Haw-
kins and family of Richmond and Mrs.
Cora Banner called on Mrs. Nancy
Low liz
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence JEFF
fries has been quite sick, but is some
better now. George Hardwick has
returned to the home of his father, o.
A. Hardwick near Fountain City.
Hazel Thomas is quite sick with in
fluenZa. The Middleboro Ladies'
Aid society held its election at the
home of Mrs. Norman kirkman. last
Friday afternoon. The following Of
tcers were elected: President, Anna
Cook; secretary, Mrs. May Brooks;
treasurer Mrs. Myrtle Thomas;
chairman of work committee, Mrs.
Minnie Clark; chairman of flower COM
mittee, Mis-. Belle Patti; and chair
man of auditing committee, Mrs
Charles Duke. =. Joe Thomas spent
Sunday with Clyde Thomas and fami-
~ MIS-. . a. IAuulei1dI spent L ueS-
day with Orville Thomas and family.
Miss Ethel and Mr.. Clifford Allin
are real sick with colds. Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Jones visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Davis south of Richmond
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant
Seaney are both much better after an
attack of Spanish influenza. =. .Verl-
ing Reid and family entertained the
following guests last Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. X. d. Coefield, Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Reid and daughter, Esther, and Walter
Moore and family of Richmond, Thorn
as Voorhees,, Mrs. Alicia Laudon and
son. Omer Clark and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ethmer Reid and Mary Rhine
hart. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Star
buck are visiting their son Ivan Star
buck and family. Revival meeting is
now going on at the Middleboro
church.
A yellow poplar tree of giant size,
which was felled recently in Kentucky,