The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-17
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LEWISBURG, O.-E. T. Paul trans
days this week. S. N.Keithley was
called to Delevan, ILL.,, Monday by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Webb. :. .Ros-
coe McNutt of the US. Navy, is spend
ing a short furlough with his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Stevens. $3.50. Mrs.
+. A. Kerns, DR.. E. c. Zeigler and
family, J. E. Myers and family, Rev.
G. l.. Travis and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Armstrong attended the Watkins not
ification ceremonies at Germantown.
Wednesday. $500. Clifford Locke and
family and Florence Sweeney, visi-
ted their aunt, Mrs. Jesse Frinfrock,
Of Brookville, Thursday. . Katheryn
Rice underwent an operation yester-
day at the Miami Valley hospital in
Dayton, for the relief of a catarrhal
condition of the face. Mrs. Ada Rice,
Leon Disher and Mrs. Charles Rock
stool, were Dayton visitors, Wednes-
day. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Farra, boy, Sunday. Mrs. Annie
Wood is spending the week in Yer
sailles with her son, E. H. Wood and
family. -. Mrs. VIM, Albert is spend
ing several days this week in German
town, with her sister, Mrs. Geo, Sim
mons. :. Mrs. Beckett and son James,
and bride of Pawhuska, Okl, were
guests of the formers brother, w. H.
McNutt and family, Tuesday. The
Ladies aid of the U. B. church, of
West Sonora, will hold a lawn fete on
the school grounds, Saturday evening,
Aug. IA. Everybody invited. . Amber
Foster resumed her position as nurse
at McCook's' field, Dayton. Monday,
after spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Foster. Mrs. Pine Miller reached
her eigtht-sixth milestone in life's
Journey Wednesday. =. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller had as guests Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Clark, of near Salem E. . John
Grise, the 13 year-old son Of D. O..
| Grlse, southeast Of town, who fell
from tree several weeks ago, crush
ing his shoulder was brought home,
| Tuesday from the Miami Valley hos
pital. He is said to be able to be up
-. Allen w. Floyd, who has been
shipping clerk for the Lewisburg
Stove company, at the south plant,
has resigned. He has accepted posi-
ton in the office of the Mirror at New
Paris, He entered upon his new duties
Monday, but will not move for a few
/ weeks, or at least until he can find
house. Mr.. Floyd learned his trade
IN this office and worked here IA years
He probably will resign as township
clerk when he moves. Fire Wednes-
day evening destroyed the large bank
barn on the Mrs. Mary Swank farm,
southeast of Lewisburg, on the Brook
vile road. A fifty-foot tobacco shed
which stood near by, was also des-
troyed, The blaze was first seen about
| 1:3O, by Chas Urich, a neighbor. At
that time the upper part of the harm
was almost all ablaze, Mrs. Eager the
tenant, and family were gone. He
was notified by telephone, by the time
he arrived the neighbors had succeed
ed in removing almost all his farming
TOOLS. No cause can be given for the
origin of the fire. Fager's loss con.
slsts principally Of eleven acres of I'm.
threshed wheat in the barn, hay and
some grain in the granary His prop
erty and buildings were protected by
insurance. No stock was lost. Both
Brookville and Lewisburg fire depart.
ments responded.
LYNN, IND, Aug, 17-Mr and Mrs.
j. NJ. Bowen and son, Billie. of Rich
| --ASAAO opShI ouIddy WIFI MIS-. Josie
Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs John Berry
and children, and Mr. and Mrs. New.
ton Reed, and son Earl attended the
Berry reunion, held at the home OF
Elisha Berry, near Chester, Sunday.
| Mrs. Rella Chenoweth, of Richmond
spent Sunday with relatives here
| The little daughter Of j. G. Jarrett
VINO was run over by a machine is
| reported a s improving Mrs. Dick
foWler and daughter, Margaret, were
| IN indianapolis last week with Mrs
F'oWler's daughter, who is very i'll
| at her home there. .... Miss Freda
Haisley of Richmond, spent Sunday
| with hire parents here. Ed Reed
John Berry, Frank Daily and Newton
Reed, spent Monday near Liberty, ind
picking berries. :. Miss Bernice Con
don of Dunkirk, Ind, is the guest OF
Mrs. Henry Hawkins for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harvey entertain
ed Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Mont Moore and son. of Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Williams and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Barnes en-
tertained relatives from Dayton, Ohio
Sunday.
WEBSTER, Ind, Aug. 17.-Those
shopping in Richmond, Saturday, were
Mr.. John Mendenhall, Mrs. Bertha
Huelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fudge, Mr.
James Thompson and daughter, Mrs
Brinkley and granddaughter, Mr.. anG
Mrs: Steven Parrish and son, Joe; Mr.
and Mrs~Oscar Lunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Tease1 and daughter, Alice
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hunt and family
Mr.. Jake Ryan is spending several
days at indianapolis. visiting relatives
-. Mrs. Kate Hockett and daughte,
of Dayton, O., is visiting Mrs
Hockett's sister, Mrs. Will Ryan and
family. -. Mrs. Toba Moore spent
Wednesday, wiwth Mrs. Arthur King
of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Becson and daughter Mary Olivia, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Baldwin, will attend