The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-27
New Paris, Ohio

Mrs. c. M. Wilcox went to Cedar
vile, O., Thursday to remain two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rich
ards and children Mrs. M. L. Via
returned to New Madison after two
weeks stay with her son Clarence
Via and family. Corp. Warren Beck,
of Richmond, visited the local schools
Wednesday, being former teacher
here. He was very cordially received.
Misses Thresa Cross and Edna
Elston spent Wednesday night as
guests of Miss Esther Norris near
Pleasant Hill. ;. Floyd Nicholson has
been discharged from the Great Lakes
training school and has arrived home.
Mrs. ]. Zea attended the funeral
of friend at Centerville Thursday.
Misses Irene Benson and Opal
Northrop we're guests at supper Fri
day evening of Miss Mary Thompson.
). Cal Burtch went to Chicago Thurs
day where he will spend few weeks
with relatives. &C. w. Bloom under
went an operation on his throat at the
Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago, and
the entire larnyx was removed. He
will probably be able to talk in
whisper Mr.. Bloom is recovering
nicely from the operation. The Tues
day club met with Mrs. Anna Beving-
ton on Jan. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Hensel are the parents of baby son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rexall are the
parents of baby daughter. -. Miss
Lois Curry was very pleasantly sur
prised on Wednesday night by a party
of classmates from the high school.
Those who enjoyed the event were:
Misses Vera Bennington, Marie Heron
omous, Gladys Hill, Olive Marshall,
Lois Baumgardner, Lois Hughes,
Grace Null, Coda Hill, Messrs. Scott
Hawley, Claude Collins, Everett Shin
kle, Ben Richards, Willard Morrison
and Harry Kessler. Mrs. J. w. Rein.
heimer was called to Eldorado by the
illness of her granddaughter, four year
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slorp.
-. The local Red Cross Chapter has
the distinction of being one Of the
leading chapters of the county In the
aount of finished goods sent to head
quarters. Since December Z, the mem
bers have completed and sent in SO
pairs of socks and % sweaters. ;. The
Red Cross Chapter have had instruc-
tions to collect clothing for the Bel
gians again. The collection will be
made during the first week in Febru-
airy. The clothing may be left in the
room adjoining Haller's meat market,
and the key may be had there. Only
serviceable, clean clothing is asked
for. ON Thursday the Jefferson
township orchestra took part in the
program Of the Farmers Institute hell
at Campbellstown.
L. J. Reid has sold his property
Nfnfvn of RI
sler who will move there ~ soon as
Reid finds another location. Robert
Marshall has sent word to his par
ents that he will receive his discharge
from the navy Saturday. For several
he has been confined to the
hospital at Portsmouth, Va, following
an operation for appendicitis. AS soon
as he is permitted his father, VIII
will 60 after him. :. Rev. D.
8. Ewry is attending the centenary
which II In session Jan. %
and "a at Columbus. o.. Miss Car
RE Reid of Columbus, spent Sunday
with her pare is. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Reid. :. Mrs. Or. Pettijohn of st. Jo-
seph. Mo-, 10 spending this week with
Mr.. and Mrs, ". B. Reid. Ben Ar
bogast of Virginia is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Marvin Fitzwater, and fam
lily. He was recently discharged from
The service. Mrs. Ella Bloom and
Miss Evelyn White Of Dayton. were
guests of DIR. and Mrs. r. e. Beving-
ton Wednesday. Mrs. w. B. Reid
and Mrs. DR.. Pettijohn of st. Joseph,
Mo-, visited relatives in Rushville,
:. William Jones Is very i'll
with the influenza. Judge A. d. Davis
If Eaton was business visitor on
49,. Robert Mckfssick of
lynn, Ind;. was a business visitor
Miss Evelyn Northrop OF |
County Normal, West Alexander was |
weekend shest Of home folk.