The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09

} SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND
| Brookville. . Valentine Mosier and
family. Margaret and Edward Mosier.
of Middletown, Albert Peterson, OF In
dfanapolis, Mary Burree, Ran DuVall
and family, John Barrett and Margar-
ct Barrett, OF Oxford, spent Sunday at
the home of George Wallace. Elmer
Van Skiver and wife and Fred Van
Skiver and wife spent Monday at Glen
Miller Park, Richmond. Miss Grace
White, of Richmond, spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with home folks.
-. George Austin and family, Vernon
Hall and family and Ben Austin and
mother motored to Dayton Sunday
and spent the day at Lakeside Miss
Eva Wilson spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Miss Mary Austin. -.
Clarence Barnhart and ia mily spent
Sunday at Gratis. e. Several from
here were in Hamilton Monday even
ing. Ernest Borradaile Of Rich
mond, Stanley EikenD berry of Indian
apois. Oren Eikenberry Of Eldora do,
Edgar Wynkoop of Eldorado, Wilson
Taggart Of Richmond, Anna Eiken-
berry of Eldorado, Anna Bostick,
Catherine Kenworthy. Gladys Bora
dale, Iva McNutt of Richmond and
Mary Edna Mills of Newcastle spent
Sunday. July 4, picnicking at Devils
Backbone.
CAMDEN, O.-Miss May Scott has
been spending the week with her
aunts, Misses Martha and Margaret
Wilson, and attending the College
Corner chautauqua. =. Russell Dearth
and Miss Bernice Dare are to be mar
ried this week. Miss Dare is a member
of the senior class in high school this
year. Mrs. Frank Roberts, who had
her tonsils removed Sunday, IS re-
covering nicely. Ruth Freitag is
home from a few days visit In Day
ton, with friends. T. E. Davis was
in Liberty, Ind, Thursday, on business.
-. About so people attended the
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of
! the Presbyterian church when it met
with Mrs. R. c. Prugh Wednesday,
for an all day meeting. Andrew
Vanskiver, who has been here most
of the summer looking after his farms
near Camden. has returned to his home
in Straitor, Ill. -. Ed Barnet, who is
employed in Dayton. was home for
the Fourth. II. NJ. Biddinger Of
Eaton was in Camden Thursday look
ing after his insurance business. go.
| Charles Cornell, Russell Dearth, Lori
mer Charles and Robert Duskey went
to Columbus, Ohio, Thursday for new
Fords that have been sold by Mr.
Cornell.
WEBSTER, Ind.-Mrs Maggie Nc
Mahan will attend the wedding of her
sister, Miss Jean Davis, Of Indianap-
oils, Thursday. -. Ed Tingler, of In
dianapOlis, and friend, of Terre Haute.
came Saturday to spend several days
with his mother. Mrs. Malissa TingleI
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stotten and
sons, Ernest and Charley, went fish
ing south of Milton recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Jay of Richmond,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. D. Jay, Sunday. Mrs. Lucille
Beeson, Mrs. Evangeline Martindale,
/ Mrs. Walter Oliver and Mrs. A. L.
! Baldwin shopped in Richmond We'd
| neSday afternoon. Mrs. Martha
Richie. of Richmond, spent Monday
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Jes-
sup. Mrs. Viola Wilcoxen, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Dan Tice attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sarah Cecil Wednesday, at
| Richmond. Burial was at Earlham.
| TRIESTE, July 9-Demand that
! Italian forces along the armistice line
| near the city, retire westward twelve
miles was made early this week by
an officer of the Serbian army, in an
ultimatum sent to General BergamO,
of the Italian occupation forces. The
! latter refused to move, insisting the
ultimatum was unofficial because it
! did not come from Belgrade, through
Rome. The time limit set aside in the
ultimatum expired Thursday morning.
but nothing occurred.
| CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. - There
will be regular preaching services at
! the NJ. E. church Sunday night at 7:30.
Also special music both vocal and in
strum will be rendered by Hag-
erstown talent, among whom will ap-
pear Mr.. Miller and Mrs. Teetor. Every
one is cordially invited. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Carl Voss and daughter of Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas w. Jones Of this
place motored to Newcastle Monday to
spend the day. Miss Elizabeth Whe-
Ian has returned from Flint, Mich,
where she attended the wedding of
Robert Wright of this city, and Miss
Frances Ballanger of Flint. .... Miss
Helen Hicks, who is a student at Ok
ford, sang a very beautiful solo at the
NJ. E. church Sunday night, entitled
Like as Hart. Miss Ruth Mock,
Of Dayton, O., has been visiting Miss
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