The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-22

O.. came Monday evening for a few
days visit with Mrs. Sa.llie Smith.
Mrs. Charles Scott left Saturday for
Cincinnati, where her husband has a
position. They will make their home
/ there. Mrs. Fort spent Sunday in
| Cambridge City with her daughter.
Mrs. Alice Letner and Mrs. Hammer
and little granddaughter, spent part
of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
son, at Centerville. Mr. John Win
throt, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Milton
Snapp, and mother, Of Pershing, Mis-
ses Lena and Emma Gehring, Of
Cambridge City. we're Sunday guests
! of Mrs. De Vaughn and children. 49,.
Mrs. Louisa Hayden and daughter,
Marie, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Laura Okel and family, at Cambridge
City. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Butler left
Saturday to spend few days at Lake
Maxinkuckee.. DR.. and Mrs Hardes-
ty. Of Newcastle, called on Mrs Sarah
Houren and daughter, Lillian, Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hoover had as their guest last week
end, Mrs. Hoover's brother, Mr.. Sidney
Morton, of Madison Ind. On Sunday
they entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blackford. of Cambridge City, George
Morton and family. and Misses Mabel
Morton, and Miss Hale, of Earlham . .
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Hayden were in
Indianapolis, Wednesday,. Rev
Stnckler and family, were dinner
guests of Elizabeth and Ida Williams
Sunday.
CAMDEN. Ohio-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
McCord and son, Linton, are enjoy
ing a fishing trip in Wisconsin.
! Clay Klopp has sold his property or
North Main street to Mrs. Oral Fudge
1t is reported that Mrs. Fudge will
open sanitarium. Mrs Charles
Pottenger, Misses Sarah White and
Ida Fouts were Richmond shoppers
of West Elkton, called on Camder
friends Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Collum, Of near Detroit, Mich, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs Edward
Slower. They will soon move to the
home they have purchased on South
Second street. =. Mrs Margaret May
Canny has returned to her home IL
Sante Fee, New Mexico, after pleas
ant visit with home folks.
HOLLANSBURG, Ohio-Miss Cor;
Williams and Mrs. Marion Tillsol
were week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Charles Tillson, at Winchester, Ind
Mrs. Charles Tillson is very i'll.
Mrs. Mont Simpson and daughter
Miss Roma, and Miss Dorothy Slicl
i, called on Mrs. Ben Richards and son
Scott Zedial, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Slick spent the weel
, end with Ira Hollingsworth and fam
lily. Miss Ruth Thomas, of Uniol
City. is the guest of Miss Ids Chen
oweth, of Glen Karn.. .. Norman Nor
gan left for Richmond Monday, wher
he has accepted a position. -. E. +
, Whieman was a Greenville visito
f Wednesday,. Ellwood and Maynar
Wolf of Richmond, spent Sunday a
home. . Elmer Policy and family an
{ William Policy were business visitor
at Greenville last Thursday. Mise
Roma Simpson and Mary Williams
; William Polling and Tom Penny spen
, Saturday evening with Miss Wren
Slick A recital will be given a
the home of Mrs. F. T. Davis in homo
! Of her music scholars, Friday evening
: July 90 The following children wi
t play: Ida Platt and teacher, Edn
! Davis, Russell Moore. Earl Cloyd, Ops
J. Newcomer, Mabel Petry, Thcln
= Wolfal. Bonnie Payne, Mary Fulke
: son, Gladys Payne, Mary Morgan an
e Donnie 1relan.
d LEWISBURG, O.-Mrs. Willial
:. Barry, and daughter. Eva, of Middl
T town. are spending a few days wit
S Mrs. Barrys parents, Mr.. and MI
g Dan Locke Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
:; Farra and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
8 trim. and Mrs. Antrim's mother, Mr.
t Pyles, motored to Hagerstown, Ind
Il Sunday. and called on the latters 81
l. ter. . Byron Hendrix, of Philade
r phia, Pa, arrived Saturday, for fe
y weeks visit with relatives. Bernar
S Lightcap, and family, spent Sunday
l. Dayton. Mrs. James Lincoln, an
h daughter, of Dallas. Tex, arrived her
S the first of the week for visit wit
k Mrs. Lincoln's sisters, Mrs. w.
l., Moore, and Mrs. S. L. Hoffman.
v E. c. Order does not improve
n health. Mrs. Mike Rexroad an
l. mother, Mrs. McNelly, spent Sunda
O with Charles Steek, and family.
v Anna and Ruth Wilson were Dime
II guests, Sunday, of their sister, Mr.
a Vergil Sweeny. In the Afternoon
6 they motored to Glen Miller. TIL
t. north-end grocery is being repainte
z. Dick Richard remains quite il
s Mr. and Mrs. Sweeny of near We
l., | sailles spent SUNDAY here with NJ