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

WEBSTER-Rev. Elwood Daven-
port of near Chester filed the pulpit
at the Friends Church here Sunday
morning. He announced that Rev.
Lee Chamness Of Williamsburg will
preach at this church every other
Sunday morning beginning next Sun
day. March 9. A missionary program
was given by the junior pupils at the
morning service.
The Rev. Morris. preached at the
NJ. e. church of this place Sunday aft
ernoon. A missionary program was
rendered as follows: Piano solo,
Frances Harvey: Reading, Noel Gull
bertson; Recitation, Martha Wicker
sham; Recitation, Jane Garrett: Vocal
solo, Earl Miller: Interesting dis
course, Rev. Morris.
A company of church members of
this place went to the home of Rev.
Morris in Williamsburg. with we'll
filed baskets, Friday and spent the
day. Among those who enjoyed the
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Brumfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Haisley, Mrs. Moody Lamb, Mrs. Allen
Lamb, Mrs. Ida Lally and children,
Mrs. Floyd Best, Mrs. Jennie Borton,
Mrs. Emil Huelson. Mrs. Walter Bee
son and others.
ECONOMY - The Sunathla Club
met at the Friends church Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Julia Jessup, Mrs.
Mabel Bowman, Mrs. Clara Manning,
Mrs. Gail Cain, Mrs. Mary Peterson,
Mrs. Daisy Cain, Mrs. Erma Swain,
Mrs. Abbie Thornburg, Mrs. Ed. Rep
rogle and Mrs. Charles Hunnicutt
were the entertaining committee. A
splendid program was rendered and
dainty refreshments were served to
81 ladies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. services
are in progress now at the Christian
church. The Rev. D. R. Lusk of AL
barry. is assisting the Rev. Mr. Fra
zier throughout the meetings.
Zuey Beetley surprised his friends
by returning home Saturday with a
bride from Lynn. They were married
Friday morning at Winchester.
GREENSBORO = Funeral services
for Mrs. Jane Yeager and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Omar Brown, were held Sun
day afternoon. The Rev. Charles
Mitchell officiated and the Neff quar-
tet OF Richmond sang.
The Missionary society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs. Ellen
Linderman Thursday afternoon.
Shelby Mcfarland who has been in
France for the last six months arrived
home Saturday
Paul Smith of Earlham college
preached at the Friends church Sun
day morning. Rev. Robert Morris Of
Williamsburg preached at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening.
EATON-John Stewart, aged 80, is
dead at his home here He passed
away Monday morning about 10:30
o'clock, following long illness. He
had lived in Eaton the last fifteen or
twent years, removing here from a
farm. He leaves one son, George
Stewart, and two daughters, Mrs.
Charles E. Cox and Miss Gina Stewart,
all of this city. Funeral and burial
will be held Wednesday afternoon
Failing to comply with court or
der directing payment of alimony, JOS
eph Huston was brought before Judge
A. C. Risinger in common pleas court,
ton to pay his wife, Ada, $50 in cash
and SIS week as temporary alimony.
The $50 was to have been paid last
Saturday Upon promise to pay SIS
by Tuesday and $25 by next Saturday,
Huston escaped punishment for con-
tempt of court.
Quiet of title to 80 acres of land in
Jackson township is sought in an &C.
ton filed in common pleas court by
Perry Weist against the unknown
heirs of John Fisher and the unknown
heirs of William Case.
Alleging he burned and destroyed
corn shredder, valued at $50, George
Ulrich, owner of the shredder, is sue
ing Charles limerick in common pleas
court to recover the amount. The
case was appealed from the court of
Justice S. Jordan, Gratis township.
State headquarters. in a bulletin re-
ceived Monday by the local county Sc
lective service board, advised that
headquarters still was awaiting in
structions from the provost marshal
generals office regarding inspection
of local boards and their records. The
local county board had it's records
sealed some time ago and has been