The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26

Laura Gebhart went to Franklin, o.
Thursday. Bernetha Leavell, daught
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Leavell, fell
last week at their home on Walnut
street and broke her collar bone.
GREENSBORO, Ind. Earl Law.
renee Myers returned to his home IN
Oklahoma after visiting his mother.
! Mrs. Clark Chamness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bish returned to their home
in Piqua, Ohio, after being called here
on account of the sickness and death
of Mrs. Bish. Mrs. Charles Thorn
burg and daughter, Melba, Mrs.
Charles Cummins and daughter, Es-
Their, Mrs. Jane Benson, Mrs. North
and two children and Mrs. Webb and
daughter. Louisa, spent Friday in
Richmond. Mrs. Charles Thornburg
and daughter, Melba, spent Saturday
in Hagerstown. Mrs. Walter Down
ing and daughter, Helen, of Elwood,
came Friday evening to visit rela.
tiveS.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, o. Edward
Banker visited Germantown relatives
the past week. q. . Several persons
from this place attended grange at
New Paris Saturday evening, as the
Jackson grange third and fourth de-
gree team put on the work. Mr..
Ramsey's condition does not improve
and he is still a very sick man.
Leonard Barnhart and wife, of near
Eaton, spent Sunday with Leland
Campbell and wife. Darrell Swish
er attended the Masonic work at Day
| ton several days the past week.
| Mrs. McDivitt and two sons spent
! Thursday in Eaton with relatives.
Mrs. Carl Johns and Mrs. Leland
! Campbell were Cincinnati shoppers on
! Thursday. A large crowd from this
place attended the literary contest at
! West Alexandria Friday evening"
Mrs. Frank Earman is very poorly.
! On Saturday night her condition was
serious, but she has been resting cas-
! Ter since. Her trouble is thought to
be gallstones.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Charles
! Morris of indianapolis, is visiting
! Harry Morris and family. Mrs. Dora
! Booker of Dublin, recently visited her
sister. Mrs. John Hoover. David
! Wissler of Newcastle, spent over Sun
day with NJ. L. Young and family.
! Dentist Convention was held at the
NJ E church Wednesday night About
22 out of town guests were present.
! The members of the NJ. f. social union
| served a fine supper to those present.
i 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Elan Barefoot, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Barefoot, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Harry Barefoot of Cowen, Ind, are
! visiting relatives. Mrs. James B.
Wilson and Miss Jennie McGrew Wis
tied friends at Straughns Sunday.
! Miss Marie Crull of near Hiser's Sta
ton vis-ead her sister, Mrs. Claude
| McMullen last week. $500. Mrs. Ruth
, Groves of COnnersville visited her mo-
Their, Mrs. Horace Hamilton. over Sun
day. . Will Wissler and family, north
of town. visited NJ. l.. Young and fam
lily Sunday. Mrs. Orville Thalls, who
recently underwent an operation at
Reid Hospital at Richmond. is home
and reported as getting along very
we'll. Mrs. Charles Boyer was called
to Cincinnati last week on account of
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Sullivan. John Martin, who has
been i'll for some time, died at the
}! hospital at Connersville, and was
brought to his home at Mt. Auburn
1 for burial. He was in the blacksmith
business for years in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zehring and Mrs.
! Cora Bailey recently spent a few days
with Harry Zehring at Connersville..
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fancher and chill
dren spent over Sunday with relatives
in Ohio. Glenn Butte of Steuben-
vile, Ohio, is the guest of Harry Nor
ris and family.