The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-04
West Manchester, o.

Walter Peden and family arrived
here on Monday of last week and will
make their home in the Barnes prop
erty. Mr.. Peden and brother recent
ly purchased the grain elevator at
this place. -. Sergt. c. H. Sellman of
Camp Taylor, who enjoyed a short
furlough with his parents at Green
Vile, spent Tuesday evening with
friends at this place. ~ Mrs. Charles
Brown spent Tuesday with Mrs. Hol
lis Holtzmuller. who is suffering from
relapse of influenza. The little son
of Benz. Somers and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Shwerdecker and Roush are
victims of pneumonia but are improv-
ing. :. John Powell of Fountain City,
was here on business Tuesday and
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. German Nc
Griff and family and Miss Bernice Jul
day spent Sunday in Eaton with Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Davis. Mrs. Davis re-
turned home with them and assisted
them in moving Tuesday to their re-
Gently purchased farm near Lewis
burg. ;. Miss Freda Christman and
brother Alvin spent Saturday with
their grandparents at Lewisburg. -.
George Williams made business trip
Saturday to Richmond. Ed TRACER,
en- old-time resident of West Manches-
ter, but now of Kansas, called on his
friends at this place last week. Mr..
TRACER was enroute to his home after
a trip east. Several cases of inf1u-
enza are reported among whom are
Mrs. Emmett Howell and Mrs. Hollis
Holtzmuller. Both are improving. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davy of Dayton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Siler, Sunday afternoon at the Home
hotel. Everett Copp of Dayton, visit
ed friends in this place and vicinity
Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Gable enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. Anna Shaeffer
and son Of FIT. Jefferson, Sunday.
Will Trone was in Eaton Friday. -.
Frank Dempsey Of Hamilton, arrived
here last week to take charge of the
tonsorial parlors recently purchased of
Frank Parks Mrs. Stella Riley Of
Bryan, o., is visiting this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Coalter, south
of Eldorado Walter Marker Of Foun-
tain City, called on friends at this
place, Saturday. William Arens of
Christianburg, O.. was here Sunday
and called on friends. Walter Trump
lost a valuable horse Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. John Protzman of Verona,
visited Charles Morris and family on
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
of Ed Woolf: Misses Olive Mckee,
Lucille Morris, Louise Peden, Won
Siler Robert Protzman, Earl Mckee.
Everett Copp. i. i. Frank Hamiel, sales
man, Of Columbus, made a business
trip here Monday. John Gauch and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
Frank Parks and family. Mrs. Lu-
renna Trump spent Sunday with L.
s. Howell and family near Otterbein.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Ford will move
next week to their new home recent
ly purchased of George Hays. e. 3.
Creager was rendered surprise Sun
day by the members of the family,
having reached his 39th birthday a
few days previous. A good dinner and
general good time was enjoyed by all
those present. :. Mrs. William Gang
wer and her guest, Miss Jessie Boyd
were in Lewisburg, Friday to visit the
formers brother, George Bowers and
family. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson OF
Dublin, O., who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. e. Barnes from Thursday until
Sunday, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mart Wehrley, Saturday. Mrs.
Blaine Sells and son Harold Of Edo
RADIO, visited Saturday with e. A.
Locke and family.
Miss Helen Leas of Dayton spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G. Leas. b.. B. F. Parker and
grand daughter Miss Mae Parker OF
whitewater, will move next week to
the John Hoffman property. Mrs.
J. M. Wehrley spent Saturday in Ell
dorado, with her sister, Mrs. Will 1r-
vim. Miss Leone Pitman was In
Dayton Sunday and Monday the
guest of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. +.