The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-16
MIDDLEBORO

MI. anu MIS-. rIcu SCuldSio spcut
Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Towle at
Richmond. Misses Levelta and Pogue
called on Sylvester Cook ard family
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Van
Zant has moved to the Charles Town.
send property. =. /. Louise Lucille Ben.
nett of Richmond, is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Addleman
for a few days. Clayton Coblentz
and family of New Paris called on
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coblentz Saturday
evening. b.. Miss Esther Boyd called
on Mrs. Mary Ann Pemberton Sunday
afternoon. Will Bennett visited Ed
gar and Netie Bennett Sunday.
E. S. Wicket of Richmond, spent last
Sunday with Walter Brooks and fam.
ily.. The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Zunwell der Saturday night OF
Spanish influenza and was buried on
Monday Afternoon at the Goshen Gem.
etery. Other members of the family
are ill with the disease. :. Miss Maud
Norris is home from her school work
at Newcastle. Mrs. Myrtle Thomas
and children and Mrs. Pleasant Sea
ney called on Mrs. T J. Addleman or
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Mark
ley, Miss Zetta Markley and Mrs. Pres
ton Markley and children called OF
Mrs. Charles Albright and family
Sunday. Mrs. Hannah Paxton OF
Anderson is visiting Frank Thomas
and family for few days.
Frank Pogue and family called on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlagle Wednes
day evening. Norman Kirkman is
remodeling his home. Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Pyle and Mrs. Cornelia Sted
dom spent Sunday with Sylvester
Cook and family. -. Miss Nellie Nc
Eldowney spent Monday night and
Tuesday with Mr.. John Gum and fam
lily. :. Mrs. Mary Ann Pemberton has
received letter from her grandson,
Willie Cook, who is overseas. -.
Lawrence Coblentz visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coblentz for a few days
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Albright and daughter. Irene, attend
ed funeral at Eldorado Monday
afternoon. -. Orville Boyd and Joseph
Reid each sold fine bunch of spring
pigs Monday morning. Mr.. Boyd's
averaged 215 pounds and Mr.. Reid S
240.. Mrs. Leota Hodgin and child
lCi, " LIZ nave USch III Will EopdIlSu
influenza, are slowly improving. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jeffins called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Arlington at
Richmond Sunday afternoon. Clyde
Thomas and family spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vernoff and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schlagle
left Wednesday for their new home at
Argos, Ind. Their many friends re-
greet to see them go. Walter Myers
of Richmond visited Oscar Hawkins
and family last week. Mrs. Mary
Ann Pemberton called on Mrs. John
Cobientz Monday afternoon. =. Harry
Patti and family called on Russell
Clark and family Monday evening.
Mrs. George Albright of Cincinnati
spent Saturday with Charles Albright
and family. All of the farmers near
this vicinity are through hulling clover
and some are cribbing corn. :. Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Addleman, Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Bailey of Indianapolis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Paulson spent
Sunday with Jesse Bailey and family
at Richmond. Mrs. Cora Little and
da ughter, Ruth. called on Sylvester
Cook and family Saturday afternoon.
-. Isaac Brooks called on Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Reid Sunday afternoon.
-. Mrs. Robert Stratchen and sen
called on Charles Albright and family
Friday evening. -. Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Hughes spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John CoblentZ. Miss Florence
Guthrie principal, of the Mldleboro
school, is il with Influenza Mrs.
Lora Boys and daughters, Olive and
Esther, Miss Cora and Mrs Dora
Little, called on Mrs. Miriam Little
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Van
Zant called on Mrs. Miriam Little Sat
urday afternoon 49,. Samuel Banner
has been quite sick for few days
Clyde Thomas and family and Mrs.
Lula kirknlan ard daughter, Marjorie,
visited Russell Clark and family Sat
urday. Mrs. Dora Little and son,
Yarke, called on Mr.. and Mrs Tea
ford Thursday evening. -. While load
ing a load of gravel at the pit south
of this place Tuesday afternoon, JOS
eph Reid was caught in a gravel slide
and covered to the hips and pulled
down between the wagon and wheels
The team of horses became frighten-
ed and some of the mem had to hold
them while others shoyeled Mr.. Reid
out. He was somewhat bruised but
was able to finish the days work.