The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
INSPECTION Of
MASONS' TO Be
HELD At MILTON
Inspection Of Centerville,
Lewisville and Cambridge
Lodges, April q.

inspection OF the Masonic lodges OF
Centervflle, Louisville and Cambridge
City will be held In the Masonic
temple at Milton. April %, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock. The Entered Appren-
tice and Fellow Craft degrees will be
conferred by Lewisville and Center
vile lodges In the afternoon; the
Masters degree by Cambridge lodge
Mt night. The inspection will be made
by the Grand Inspector. Herbert A.
Graham Of Elkhart.
Tho board OF town trustees at its
meeting Monday evening set May 2
and 3 as cleanup days. and have re-
quested citizens to see that all garb-
age debris, etc, Is removed from their
yards and alleys adjoining.
James Adams. aged 70 years, died
at his home in Mount Auburn. We'd
resday evening anaemic poisoning.
He Is survived by a widow. two sons
and two daughters. The funeral will
he held In the Christian church. Dub
lin. Sunday afternoon. Harold Tay-
lcr of Camp Johnson, Fla. has been
spending p few days with his brother
in-law, John Devaughn and family.
Harry Pike. formerly of this place. and
nephew Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Pike. died at his home In Connersville
Monday. and was buried at Knights
town Thursday. "A meeting OF the
Daughters Of Rebekah will be held
here Monday afternoon and evening.
Ar-'l %. Mrs. Harriet Spekenhier. OF
Richmond, president Of the General
Assembly. will be present and conduct
an inspection Of lodges in the after
noon. and assist In comforting degrees
IN tho evening. Boyd Williams OF
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Ia here spending the
week with his mother Mrs. Della Will
inms and other relatives. ;. Mr.. and
Nrs. w A. Pruitt have foOtheir guest
this week, Mrs. Theodore Shutters OF
Chjcag Lawrence w. Hegler Of
Dublin, Floyd II. Cridar of Hegerstown
and Paul r. Harris of Greensboro have
been selected by the local beard for
special training at Purdue. aud Will
Ia inducted into service April 81.
w. Fl. Doney left for Calgary. Canada.
Tuesday. to complete a real estate
transaction by which he will disposc Of
his farm Of 320 acres which he has
owned several wears. BENJAMIN Stall
ker fBuckskin REM has sold his farm
ot 1870 acres north of town to Lindley
Baker OF Washington township. con-
sideration $4,000 He will aeain be-
come q resident of Cambridge City. 80.
Mrs. Steffensen left Thursday FOR
camn Oglethorpe. Ga. to visit her son
Marshall STEPHENSON. who Is a member
Of the Medical Corps stationed at that
cortorment. George HORNED has
sold his, home on East Church street
To Verne Pritchard who will use It as
a family residence
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Ohmit have re-
turned after weeks visit with rala-
tives in Detroit. Charles Dairy.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dairy.
has enlisted in the navv and has heon
sent to Camp Grant. ILL.,. Mrs. VIII
Butler is seriously i'll at her home on
West Main street. .Jobie Day, one
OF the drafted men sent from this
rlace to- Fort Hamilton. April B, has
been discharged from the service on
account Of defective vision..... Rev
Frank Hood of Franklin. Ind. was
Cambridge City visitor Tuesday. He
will occupy the pulpit at the Presbv-
terrain Church Sunday morning, April
81. Miss Marjorie Freeman Of In
dianapolis is spending the week with
her sister, Mrs Fred Wright. B. F..
Wissler spent Thursday and Friday
at Indianapolis and kokomo visiting
friends and attending to business.
A letter from Mrs. Kate Drischel, who
was called to Camp Taylor Saturday.
on account of the serious Illness OF
her son. Gresham Drischel, states that
he Is SLOWLY improving from Sc
we're attack of pneumonia. %. E..
White of Indianapolis spent Wednes-
day here greeting old friends and
looking after his business interests.
IA conservation meeting will be
held at the Christian church. Monda"
afternoon. April %. Miss Alma ar
win of the extension departp at OF
Purdue University will le~ are on
Food Conservation. 1ev. r.. D..
Jones OF the M. t. c. .rch will have
for his subject SUI LAY morning "Ev-
cry Christian H a Guardian Angel
The pulpit ir mo evening will be oc-
cupied by lev. Somervilie Light, dis
trict Superintendent.
Cotton cloth will be manufactured
by the Pocahontas Cotton Nils. Pet
or,h,ro va incarnornted with 5000