The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-02

Clarence Minnich and family G.
Sehlosser and wife, Mrs. Laura Shiye-
~ and two daughters and Walter
Hapner, all of Lewisburg, William Nc.
cape and wife, Frank Schlosser and
VIE and Mrs. Jane Schlosser spent
Sunday with Charles Schlosser and
FAMILY. Monroe Rutan and family
calied on Charles Schlosser and wife,
sunday evening. William Brasier
ana FAMILY and Hr. and Mrs c. H.
Stayton spent Sunday with lanes
Bectol and wife, of near Eaton
Mrs. Solomon Bollinger and son, Roy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roger and Harvey
Petry and family. all of near New
Madison. Samuel Roger and family, of
near Arcanum, Harold and Myrtle Ho1-
l1nger, of near williamsburg, Miss Mary
retry. OF Chicago, and Mark Shaefer
were Sunday guests of r. A. Miller and
family. -. Charles Stayton and Mrs.
Martha Lands, of West Alexandria.
spent Sunday with Robert Stayton and
FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sayring
or west Manchester, spent Sunday
with their neice, Mrs. H. B. Sell and
family.
LIBERTY, Ind.-Miss Mildred Page
and Park Anderson will be united IN
marriage, Wednesday evening. Nov. 3,
at 8 o'clock at the home of the brides
parents by Rev. Walter Reynolds, OF
the Presbyterian church of Liberty
Congratulations are extended them by
host of friends and young people. 80.
Andrew O'Toole, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James O'Toole, of this place,
celebrate her eighth birthday ami
versary Tuesday from 2 until A. Beau
tiful flower decorations throughout
the room were used. Those who en-
joyed the afternoon were Harriet La
Fuze, Freda Burt, Jean Pierson, Anna
May Dorset. Mary Belle Ward, Gene
We've and Hilda Maiba ugh. Genevieve
Bryant. Joan Moore, Joan Ammer-
man. Mary Agnes Beard. Refresh
ments were served. F. F. Russell,
of the Delco Light company, is quite
busy installing plants in different
homes In Union county. Miss Lura
Carnes, daughter of the Rev. J. H.
Carnes. OF Brookville. Ind. was mar
ried last week to Albert Wine, of Co.
lumbus, o. They will reside in Co
lumbus. Mrs. Wine is we'll known in
Liberty. Her father was formerly
pastor of the NJ. E. church at this
place. The Rev. |. E. LaRue, who
has been i'll for several days. is much
better and was able TO preach Sun
day. Miss Helena Henderson,, who
is teacher of music and art in the
Liberty school, is quite i'll at the NJ.
E. hospital, Indianapolis. wv. E.
Rose has been clerking in J. E. Roses
grocery the last several days. Mrs.
James Davis and sister, Miss Minnie
vie
last week. Lyman Orr is assisting
c. c. Beard at the Ford agency, Maur-
ice Little retiring. Mrs. Elmer
Shaffer is visiting relatives at Ha-
gerstown for a few days. George
Stevens will I'VE soon into his new
residenc n lring completion.
Joseph nstlU k been an invalid
for several has been much
worse the last few weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Zed Layson, of Connersville, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beck.
Edward Farley. of Bancroft, Kds.. is
here on account of the illness of Pat
rick Farley, who is in hospital at
Cincinnati. -. Monroe LaFuze died al
his home east of Liberty last Friday
afternoon. He is survived by his wild
ow; four sons, Alvan Lawrence. Cur
tbs. Emmett and Harrison; and one
daughter, Mrs. Nerna Be rradaile Flu
neral took place Monday afternoon at
the residence, conducted by the. Rev.
Stovenour. Burial at Silver Creek
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hen
derson have returned from Kentucky,
where they had been visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Snyder
and son, Thurston, were the dinner
guests of their cousin, John Snyder,
and family, of Clifton, last Sunday.
Miss Marie Snyder is spending the
winter With her uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Snyder, of Alabama. Mr.,
and Mrs. Dudley Williams, of Indian
apolis, visited relatives and friends In
Liberty last week Jurors for the
term of court in November, which be-
gins this week. were drawn a few
days ago: Petit jury-Lawrence
Downward. Scott Shultz, Samuel Hen
ry, Levi Wilson. Stanley Moore. Chas.
Pritchard, Marion Bourne, Arthur
Weers, James Bias. Emmett La Fuze,
Freeman Rutherford. Benson Masters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fahrenholz
of Middletown, o., recently entertain
ed the following friends from Liberty
and Union county: Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Dubois and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. E E. Focht, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Showalter and daughters, and Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Rutherford. M. J.
Bevis has opened a new music room
first door south of Harbit's store....
Mrs. George Tappen entertained the
members of the Monday club at her
home Friday evening. The men,
bers OF the Delta Theta Tau enjoyed
a masquerade social at the home of
Miss Cha rlotte Duboise Tuesday even
ing of last week. The rooms were
decorated in yellow and black. The
guests were dressed in various cos
tunes Miss Martha Page was given
the prize for the best costume. The
refreshments were veal salad, hot
rolls and coffee, -. Mrs. J. Fl. Davis.
of Dayton. O., has been visiting rela
tives here for the last few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Coughlin have
moved to their farm in Harrison
township. Roscoe will engage in
farming. =. Dewitt Wilson. residing
west of Liberty, was taken III with