The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-01

NJ. N Surface attended a supper
given for the G. A. r. members and
their families by the Women's Relief
Corps of Mulharen, O., on Thursday
evening. Superintendent G.. r. Cob
lentz attended a conference of school
superintendent at Columbus, O.,
Tuesday. - The annual inspection of
the Feilowcraft degree of the local
Masonic lodge will occur on Tuesday
evening, March 4. John Mungivan
was arrested and fined IS and costs
in court Monday for disorderly con-
duct on Sunday night. William
Null, a former New Paris resident,
has rented the Elmer Commons farm,
east of town and will move here from
West Manchester. The seven months
old babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Hiatt of Richmond, was brought here
for burial in Springlawn cemetery on
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Hiatt was
formerly Miss Essie Burden of this
place q. . Miss Ella Taught and Miss
Hazel Livingston of Greenviile. Ohio,
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. D.
S. Ewry.
George Fortney spent a few days
this week with his parents at Ingomar
..... Miss Lille Odlon Of Brookville,
O.. is spending this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Riley and family.
Mrs. Grace Hahn and Mrs. Carrie
Clark attended the convention of the
Rebecca lodge at New Lebanon, We'd
nesday. Mrs. Pat Riley had as her
guests Thursday, Miss Lille Odlon of
Brookville, Mrs. Lester Viets and chill
dren Mary, Helen and Wayne. Word
was received here that Rev. Clarence
Grauser Of Piqua suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis the first of the
week. Miss Avis Crosse who has been
confined to the Reid Memorial hos
pital for the past two weeks was re-
moved home Friday. She is recover
ing nicely from her operation. /. Mrs.
leila Coddington and Otto Sauers
were united in marriage Thursday eve
ming. They will reside on the Sauers
farm north of town. Charles Roach
and son, Robert, of Xenia spent Sun
day with Mrs. Mary Mungavin
Miss Maude Walker, Harry Walker
and Mrs. J. r. Hill attended the
funeral of Palmer Brawley, Saturday.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Black and
family and Mrs. Mary Young spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Spen-
Ger Of Bethel, Ind q. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Murray celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary on last Friday
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. King and daugh-
, ter of New Madison, were among the
guests. Mrs. Martha Clark had as
her guests at dinner, Thursday, Mrs.
Lizzie Miller, Mrs. Anna Burtch, Mrs.
Celestia Haldernan and Mrs. Jacob
Benner and her guest, Miss Reid. 80.
Mrs. Joe Zea spent Tuesday with rel
atives in Dayton. w. l.. Hahn has
purchased the property in the south
part of town belonging to Richard
Danily. The property includes the old
lime kilns. :. Mrs. Clara Sherer and
Mrs. Minnie Pence attended the
funeral of Conrad Kramer at New
Hope, Tuesday afternoon. -. Lutte
Human was Dayton visitor, Tues
day. Mrs. Eva Durham and Mrs.
Walter Dole of Cincinnati, are here
caring for Mrs. Robert Fagin, who is
quite i'll. 49,. Miss Helen Harris enter
tanned her classmate Miss Helen First
over night, Thursday. :. Frank Halter
of Richmond spent Friday with rela-
tives. Mrs. Sarah Writ spent Fri
day in Eaton. i. 3. Mrs. B. l.. Mckee at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fern Con-
ley Albright at Eaton, Friday after
noon. .Orville Moore has purchased
the Cunningham property on North
Washington street, occupied by Lon
Hawkey. +. /. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kirkpat-
rick of Richmond, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick.
Rev. D. D. Davies of West Rushville,
o., will preach at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. Rev. Davies
is a candidate for the pulpit.