The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-01

wire, j. =. MCDlv1LL anu FANNY, C0ill
Gard and family and Mrs. Sallie Gard
....J. s. McDivitt and family moved
to their new home at Coldwater, Mer-
Ger county, Tuesday. -. Quite a num-
Der from this place attended Ramona
Grange at Greenbush, Saturday $500.
Heber O'Hara accompanied by tht
following boys attended the ball game
at Cincinnati, Sunday: Nathan Sorrel.
Of Dixon township; Stanley Meeks, OF
near Eaton; Charles Bunch; Charles
Erman; Edmund Arnold and Emerson
Ross. Harry Firth and wife and
Miss Mary House and Roy are dele
gates to the Miami Conference now in
session.
GREENSBORO, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Grubbs returned Sunday to
their home after two weeks visit
near Traverse City, Mich. with their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shugart.
....Jesse Bird and mother spent Sun
day at Glenwood.. >. Miss Iva Nichol
son is seriously Ill with acute indiges.
ton, and appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Cranor spent Sunday Carc-
bridge City,. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ullery and children. of Connersville.
are visiting relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sanders returned to Their
home here Saturday evening after
spending several months with Seth
Sanders. Eugene Davis returned to-
day from Chicago, where he visited his
brother for several weeks. Mrs
Reece. mother of Mrs. Everette Tip.
ton, returned TO her home at Burlins-
ton, Monday. Donald Cause is quite
ill. Miss Edith Smith spent Mon
day here. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Bonn and daughter, of Fountin City,
spent Monday afternoon here.
WINCHESTER, Ind.-Suit for dam
ages has been filed by Hoad Rex VS..
the Union City Wheel Company.
Suit for change of name in the matter
of q. G. McFadden Grain company, pc
titioners. The fifth annual reunion
of the Mosier-Brooks families will b"
held in the Elmer Franklin grove, on
Monday, Sept. G.. The McIntire FAM.
lily reunion will be held at Mills Lake,
on Tuesday, Sept. 7.....The 9th an
nual reunion of Company A, Saith Indi.
ana Volunteer Infantry, will be held at
Mills Lake, on Friday, Sept. 8.
Real Estate Transfers - Roy NJ.
Lindsey to Francis e. Denton, So acres.
Monrot township, w. D.; $4,000. Kath-
crime Muckenfuss to Jerry Skull, lot
II, Evans addition, Saratoga, w. D..
$1,15O. Harvey Harris to Theodore
Cox, 81 acres, White River township
w. D.; 81.
Mrs. Charles Holdman has returned
from visit with relatives and friends
at Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Hauck, of Cincinnati, O..
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charle.i
; Holdeman. . Miss Loretta Conklin,
of Chicago, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Coral Matheson and grandpar-
! ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Canada. Miss
Conklin is an instructor OF Spanish at
the Wisconsin university, Madison. E.
The work on the double track from
here to Farmland, will begin Monday.
Officials Of the Big Four have sue
ceeded in buying the right of way. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Flatter attended
the Proctor reunion at McCulloCh
park, Muncie, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
B. F. Hinshaw spent Sunday in An.
;ierson w A. Huston has returned
from a short visit with friends in To
! ledo, Ohio. Mrs. Charles Brewster
of Dayton, o., is the guest of her
parents, ME- and Mrs. A. NJ. Best. -.
]. D. Miller returned home from Web.
ster, where he took Mrs. Miller and
two daughters, Elizabeth and Mary
for a few days outing. Mrs. Miller Is
convalescing from an illness of three
months. -. John U. maynard attended
a meeting of the state board Of EN-
balmers at Indianapolis, Monday. MI
Maynrd is secretary-tresurer of the
board. -. Miss Retta WATSON is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Don Carey
at Crmel. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hauck have returned to their home
in Cincinnati, after being the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holdeman..
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Sarig have returned
from Galveston, where they were the
guests of relatives. The knights
Templar of this city will picnic Thurs
day at Springport.. Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Litachert have returned frofo
visit with friends at Salem, Ind.
Mrs. John Edger has returned from
a visit with her daughter at Portland
Riley o. Zeigler, So, is dead at his
| home seven miles northwest of Farm