The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-20

Mrs Ellis White returned home We'd
nesday afternoon after spending sew
eral days with relatives and friends
near Brookville Mrs. Nellie Davis
and son Dwight were in Eaton Satur-
day afternoon. 49,. George Cline and /
family entertained George Snyder and
family Tuesday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Sha.
and family were at Vernon Hall Sun
day.
FAIRFIELD, Ind.-Funcral services |
were held at the NJ. E. church Monday
at 2:30 p. m. for Guy Cromwell, who1
took his own life at Oxford, O., by
drowning himself in Seven Mile Creek |
He leaves a wife and little daughter,
Valetta.. Cecil Rose, and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston, spent
Sunday with Herbert Lopez, and
| family. at Richmond Ind. -. Herbert
Jinks and family spent Sunday with
Clyde Rose and family, at Bentley.
Ed Luker and family entertained at
dinner Sunday, Herbert Grist and
family, Burt Luker and family, and
Harry Luker and family. - Miss Ruth
| Preston returned home, Sunday, after
spending two weeks the guest of Mrs
John Cook, at Mt. Carmel John
links, Jr.. fell one day last week and
broke a rib. :. Rev. and Mrs. T. J.
Goodwin entertained the Little Light
Bearers, at the parsonage, last Friday
afternoon. Miss Frances links, of
Laurel, spent Monday night with her
uncle, Herbert Ward. The Home
Economic Club held an open meeting
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Omer
Himelick last Wednesday evening. A
large number of people were present
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served. The next regular meet
| ing will be with Mrs. Howard Snider,
south Of town. The last meeting
Of the Red Cross Nursing class
will be held next Monday afternoon.
i The examination papers will be sent to
headquarters. 49,. Mrs. John Cook and
son, Ford. of Mt. Carmel, are the
guests of the Yocum sisters An old
strawstack on the Ed Snider farm
rented by William Stewart fell in sew
eral days ago and smothered number
of hogs. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mas
tiers are visiting at Dayton, o.. Mr..
and Mrs. James Jinks, of Laurel,
camped at Noree Cory's bungalow,
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Hime-
, lick and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Burke at
tended the Holyite meeting at Whit
comb, Saturday night. :. Fairfield is
|, now without barber Mr.. Bart
: : Whitner left suddenly for Indianapolis
Mr.. Apsley will truck his goods
through in a few days. Mr. Charles
Gutapfel now living on the John Stein
5 ard farm, has purchased a farm near
:, Sunman, Ind, and will move March l.
. The members of the Unilin Ad-
: vance Club held reunion at Glen
: Miller Park, last Monday. Harold
= nf af
Y Alexander Cory, Jr.
JACKSONBURG, Ind-Royal sons
! and daughters Sunday School class
i gave a surprise party Friday evening
q Those present were: Miss Rosetta
q Keever, Louise Lindley, Marguerite
! Lammott, Lena Frame, Ethel Ullery
e Beatrice Livengood, iona Whitton
. Laurence and Aaron Lindley, Rufus,
l. Harold, John, Harvey and Earnest
1 Kingringer, Forrest Miller, Carl Simp.
l. son, and Charles Scott. Cleo Stan.
= ton and Harry Martin were in Rich
. mond, Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
:. Mrs. Grover Morgan and children were
visiting at Centerville, Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark and chill
, dren attended camp at Chesterfield
:. Sunday ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Temp.
n son and children, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Tompson..
:, Mrs. Sally Carr and son. Herby, and
y friend and Amandy White, called on
e friends here Monday. Miss Izona
. Whitton and Marie Clark were in
d Pershing, Tuesday evening. Mrs
s. William Cooney and son, James, OF
e Pershing, were dinner guests Tuesday
e of James Whitton and family. -. Mrs