The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1918-09-23
WINCHESTER

relatives and friends. Miss Virgin
ia Smith entertained a party of friends
at her home Sunday afternoon. Miss
Grace Keller of Muncie spent few
days the past week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keller. The
Misses Alice Miller and Edith Way
left Tuesday for Sweet Brier. Virginia,
where they will enter school,. Mrs.
w. o. McBeth entertained the Non
pareil club at her home on East Frank
lin street, Thursday evening, in hon.
| or of Mrs. Amelia Jones and Mrs.
Rose Webster, of Indianapolis. De-
! licious refreshments were served. -.
Joe Climer and Murl Browne left
Monday for Oxford. Ohio. where they
| will enter college as s. A. T. Cs..
Mrs. E. E. McDivitt of Richmond and
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Meyrick of
Whiting, Indiana, after few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Reed,
have returned to their homes. :. Troy
| Meier is in Fort Wayne the guest of
his brother DR.. Hugo Meier. From
there he will go to Cincinnati to enter
the university. The Coats family
reunion was held at Mills lake Sun
day. Over forty were present. -. Mrs.
Rose Webster of Indianapolis is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fidler.
-. Mrs. Julia Smith left Monday for
| the Great Lakes training station to
visit her son, Harold Smith. ;. Mrs.
A. J. Fisher and daughter have return
ed to Union City after weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Purdy..
Robert Hirsh has returned to Indiana
polls after spending few days here
the guest Of Miss Agnes Ross.
Carl Thompson of Richmond spent
Tuesday here attending to business.
"A number of persons attended the
forty-second annual reunion of the
124th volunteer Infantry at Richmond,
| Wednesday and Thursday. George
Coats of this city is the secretary.
The Misses Dorothy Haynes and
Marion Gray left Monday for Colum-
bus. Ohio, where they will attend
school,. Ben Templin left Thursday
for Johnstown, Pa, to visit relatives.
He will go from there to New York
to have his eyes operated upon.
Mrs. Ralph Johnston of Hamilton, O.,
| is visiting relatives and friends here.
| 80. Thomas r. Watts of Cincinnati,
| is spending few days in the city, the
guest of his parents and other rela-
tives. Miss Ruth Smith delightful
| ly entertained several of her young
| friends Sunday afternoon at her home
on Residence street. -. Miss Nora
Smith spent the past week in Fort
| Wayne, the guest of Mrs. Hattie
| Shockney.. -. Mayor George E. Leg
gett, Marshal James M. Fletcher and
Thomas M. Thornburg are spending
a few days in the northern part Of
the state, fishing. =. The Eta Beta Pi
gave chatting dish luncheon Monday
evening, in honor of Alice Miller and
Edith Way, who will attend school in
Sweet Brier, Virginia, this winter.
Miss Nina McNees was hostess.
Reverend A. G. Wilmore spent Thurs
day in Indianapolis. Mrs. Maria
Hirsch is visiting her daughter in
Logansport,. Ia. l.. Nichols enter
tanned the Young Ladies' class of the
Main street Church of Christ at his
home on South Main street, Monday
evening. :. Cha rles Hill, of Petoskey,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
THE Tri Kappa supper and auction
sale held Tuesday evening proved a
success. they having cleared over $50
Joshua McNees. son of Ex-Mayor
II. h. McNees, has been commissioned
second lieutenant in the aviation de-
pa rtment, at Wichita Falls, TEXAS
Mrs. S. N. Browne of Kansas City,
has returned to her home after few
weeks visit with J. M. Browne and
family. >. Philip Kabel attended the
Bankers convention in indianapolis
Thursday. Mrs. Frank Adams of
North Main street, is visiting rela-
tives in Dayton, Ohio. There was
an all day patriotic meeting at Max
vile Sunday. Charles Watkins of
Muncie delivered an address in the
afternoon. The Rev. Sylvester Bill
heimer delivered sermon in the
morning and at night stereopticon
lecture was given by the Rev. Cha rles
A. Mitchell. "A light frost visited
this vicinity Saturday morning, but
1t is thought that nothing was mater
tally injured. A large portion of the
tomato crop is yet in the fields, hav-
ing ripened slowly the last ten days
on account of the cold and wet wea-
ther. William II. Clevenger, 20, and
Leatha Mills, II, both of Winchester
and Harrison Hiatt, 40, township
trustee. and Lille G. Johnson. As, both
of Lynn. have been licensed to marry.
1.-THE annual reunion of the Saith
regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry
was held here Thursday Dinner and
supper was served in the Main street
Church of Christ. A large attendance
was reported being at the camp fire
Thursday night. The supper and
auction given by the Tri Kappa soror-
ity at the Main street Church of
Christ proved a financial success. The
proceeds was one hundred and eighty
dollars of which the Red Cross receiv-
ed one half A pig donated by Ray
M. Lesley was sold to George B. Rob-
inson for S25.o0. Dozens of cans of
fruit and many vegetables were sold.
Three men giving their names as
Frey Myers and Walter Brown of
Honey Creek, Ind, and Otto Myers of
yorktown. were arraigned in Justice
court Wednesday and pleaded guilty
to charge of intoxication Each was
fined 5000 and costs. Fred Myers paid
an additional fine for operating
machine while intoxicated The men
were found in the ditch IN tho JTp;or