The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-14
Lewisburg, Ohio

Harry Letter and VIE were guests
of Clarence Miller and family OF
Greenville Wednesday. !. H. C. Eos
ter OF Dayton spent Monday night at
the home of his brother, r. H. Foster.
and family. :. Madge Bixler of Day.
ton was the guest Of her father, L. G..
Bixler over Sunday. ...... Mrs. Belle
Trimble spent Friday in West Alexan-
dria with her grandson, Everett Riley
and wife. -. The Ladies' Aid of the
U. B. church will hold market in the
town hall Saturday, Jan. IL at nine
o'clock. Mrs. c. B. Dye went to Day
ton Wednesday for several days visit
with her son, Raymond Dye, and sons
...... Elmer Rice of Brookville has
rented Wynn Hoerner's property and
he and wife will occupy same soon.
r. M. Gay, wife and son, Charles
Matthews, Waldo Grushon, Mrs. w.
H. Riley and Mrs. Robert Mollett
were Dayton visitors Monday. "A
baby daughter arrived at the home Of
Russell Brown and wife Tuesday eve
ming ;. Harry Williams of Scott, O.,
is acting as first trick operator at the
c. N. depot in place Of r. E. Hapner,
who has taken sixty-day absence to
rest up. i. Mrs. D. E. Howell, who has
been at the Miami valley hospital for
a week, taking treatment, returned
home Tuesday night. Lois Banta re-
sumed her duties again Monday in
West Alexandria schools, which were
closed for about three weeks on &C
count Of the FLU. Clarence Singer
of Dayton was visitor here Monday
..... Rev. Stomberger was a Spring
field visitor Tuesday. .... Mrs. J. P.
Hendrix and babe returned to their
home in Belmont Monday after spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
E. w. Hendrix spent Wednesday in
Greenville with his son, Wilbur, and
family.
Members Of class No. II of Salem
Lutheran church had a farewell party
for Miss Caroline Fadler on Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were served.
Miss Fadler and parents will move to
Brookville soon. . . Clarence James is
the first of the boys who were over
seas to arrive home. He arrived in
Lewisburg Monday morning after be-
ing mustered out at Camp Grant Sun.
day. L. S. Brandenburg and wife
entertained her nephew. Captain Whit
ney of Piqua. several days during the
past week. Mrs. Harry Smith of
Dayton, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Ada Rice. =. Harry Overholser. east OF
town on the County Line, is home
again after spending several months in
Springfield. 49,. Mrs. Emma Reichard,
of Union City. is spending the week
with her mother Mrs. Edith Hecker.
&c. M. Kumler of the Duvall Coal
Dock Company, is making a business
trip through Michigan. :. Mrs. Frank
Wilson was called to Cincinnati on ac-
count of the illness of her brother and
wife. Clifford Locke is recovering
from an attack of influenza. =. Joseph
Sweeny and wife received word from
their son Herbert that he is in the
hospital at Newport News, Va. Ser
geant Sweeny has been in France
since September. 1917. He was in the
heavy artillery in the regular army,
He has been in the base hospital over
seas for nearly four months. They
also received word from their other
son, Sergeant Loie Sweeny, who is
stationed at Camp Sheridan, Ala, stat
ing he would be home on a furlough
Jan. g.. Waldo Grushon was a Day
ton visitor Monday. Mrs. Florence
kilby of Detroit is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Russell Sweeney and
husband. Ed Leiber and wife spent
Sunday with his parents, Fred Leiber
and family. :. Oscar Curtiner and fam.
lily of Dayton were guests of relatives
here the latter part Of the week. 80.
The Ladies' Aid of Salem Lutheran
church held their first monthly meet
ing on Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Amanda Gates. They elected
the following officers for the year:
President, Mrs. w. D. Horn; secretary,
Mrs. Nellie Heeter; treasurer. Miss
Florence Sweeny.