The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

Thomas Wilson. who has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Marian Leverton,
has returned to his home at Point
Edwards, Canada. -. Mrs. fish Nc
Clure of Connersville, came Wednes-
day. to visit her sister. Mrs. Vene Bee
son. ;. Rev. and Mrs. Hester, Mrs.
Sarah Hussey, Mrs. Jos. Kinney, Mrs.
Vene Beeson and Miss Cora Brown
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Barbara Kern and Mrs. Engles, at
| which time a communion service was
held as Miss Kern is shut-in.
Mrs. Sam Hoshour was q Richmond
visitor Monday. Miss Effie Hubbell
! was the week end guest Of her cousin.
Mrs. Lowry, at Cadiz. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kellam had as dinner guests
| Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Kellam OF
Noblesville, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lowry
| and Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Branden.
-. Miss Blanche Coyne Is home from
Alliance, Ohio, for visit with her par
| ents. -. Misses Helen and Blanche
Coyne were guests of Miss Gussie Mil
| Ter at supper Friday evening. .Olin
Davis was a Richmond visitor Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Manlove spent
the week end with ]. T. Manlove at
Cambridge City. The Cemetery as
ISOLATION met Monday evening with
| Mrs. Frank Jones to plan for the
| Father and Son banquet that was held
I Friday evening in the basement of
the church. Miss BERTHE Frazee left
Friday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Rad
lift of Newcastle. Oscar Kerlin's
little children are both sick with
bronchitis. .. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Highams were at Indianapolis We'd
nesday.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale
spent Wednesday in Dublin with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Muslin. :. Mrs. John
Supp and daughter, Mrs. Ellis, were
Richmond visitors Wednesday,.
Miss Hattie Stills went to Muncie last
Sunday to spend few days with Miss
Mary Stills. Lieutenant George E.
Borders Of Co. c., 311th Field Signal
battalion, received his discharge on
February 9Th at Camp Grant, and is
now at the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Borders, at Shide-
Ter, Ind. Lieut.. Borders spent nine
months in France. The Cary club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
| Charles Ferris, when the following
program was given: Roll call-States
that have gone dry. Story. Frank
l f1aulcy, .Su0lAcS = CIIAc. lag
Flying Squadron, Mrs. Ed. Wilson,
Reading; Song. ;. The Esther Bible
class Of the Methodist church enter
tanned at the home Of the teacher,
Mrs. w. L. Parkins, Tuesday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Frank Brown.
of Pasadena, Cal, The guests were
Mrs. Brown and sisters, Misses Alice
and Agnes Ward, Mesdames Walter
Templin, Will Brown, Robert Beeson,
John Brown, John Ingerman, William
Cullen Squier, H. L. Manlove, Oran
Bragg, Sam Hoshour, Henry McMa-
han, Flora Voorhees,. LATE Beeson,
Frank Wallace, lone Mora, Otto
Crownover; Misses Carrie Michael,
Tiny Moore, Cora Brown, Mrs. Hester
and Mrs. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hussey and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Napier were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale Sunday.
Rev. Outland was the guest Of his
sister in Muncie Tuesday and We'd
lnesday.... Mrs. John Murphy is very
sick with pneumonia. There we're
twenty-five people at the quilting din
ner at the Christian church basement
Wednesday. Four other Quilters help
ed in the afternoon. The ladies' are
working on two white quilts for Mrs.
Fred B. Jones Of Muncie. They were
designey by Mrs. Gresh and Mrs. War
rem, who used some of the patterns
cut by the late Mrs. Jane Stills.