The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-03
Suburban News

GREENSBORO, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Study will move Monday, to
Centerville, on a farm. :. Mrs. Walter
Downing and daughter, Helen, of Ell
wood, arrived Friday evening to visit
her mother. Mrs. Joe Davis return
ed Friday afternoon to her home In
Jacksonburg. after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charlie Thornburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Burg will move Mon
day, south of town. Mrs. Fred Davis
returned Saturday to her home in
Newcastle. -. Fred Brown, who has
been spending the winter in Florida
has returned to his home here. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Davis are moving to
the property vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Link GWin.. The Missionary society
of the Christian church will meet with
Mrs. Harry Pagan Thursday afternoon
Miss Dorothy Gwin has the la
grippe. The Willing Workers class
of the Christian church sold popcorn
Saturday evening. The fund will be
used for the Armenians. u. "A coilec.
tton will be taken at the Christian
church for the Armenians, Sunday
morning. March T.. Mrs. Ike Davis is
sick. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Roller.
north Of town, have moved to Will
iamsburE. Rev. McColgin will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday,
Doth morning and evening
LYNN Ind.-Miss Rachel Throck.
morton of Spokane, Washington, visit
ed friends here Sunday. Mrs. New
ton Reed returned Friday from Sidney,
o., where she attended the funeral of
relative. Misses Marie Hiatt and
Anna Grew were Sunday guests of
Frances Alexander. go. Miss Mabel
Jones entertained friend from Terre
Haute, Sunday.
FAIRFIELD. lnd-Clarence Ban
ming is i'll with pneumonia C. r.
Dare entertained the following guests
at surprise party for Fred Lopez last
Friday night: Blanche Cromwell,
Bertha Carey, Emma Younts, Hezzie
Rose, Glen Burke, Theo Cromwell. Mr..
and Mrs. John Kelley. John Gill
Lydia Losan's' farm last Friday.
Dec. Frances. Of Connersville, was the
guest Of Miss Eva Personette, Sunday.
.Emmet Apsley's family all are i'll
with measles. =. Mr.. Rudd and family
have gone to Kentucky for a visit
Mrs. Charles Mills and babe Of Ann
Harbor, Mich, came for a VISIT with
Rev. and Mrs. Mills. The O. E. g.
at this place did initatory work last
Friday night Mrs. Roxie McMahan
and daughter Estelle were taken in.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barbour spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Clyde
Rose and family. Amy Banning Is
able to be In his store again after a
severe illness. John Walter moved
to the home he recently purchased OF
Fl. D. Rose. last Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Neukam. Of Roseburg visit
ed with the latter's parents, Frank
Brooks and wife last Sunday. Mrs.
George Personette has been sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Himeliek have
been ILL
! derson Oler were in Richmond Satur-
day. Mrs. Oscar Fox, Of Modoc, IS
caring for her sister Mrs. Earl Cain,
who has been very ILL. =. Herbert
Thomas and Charles Edwards, of
Richmond, spent Sunday here with
! relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. ".
Swain went to Richmond Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Downing are on
the way to recovery from the flu.
Among those who were in Richmond
; Saturday. were Mrs. U. G.. Manning
and daughter, Miss Rena, Miss Wilson,
! Mrs. Anna Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
! ley Haisley. Mrs. Art Denny and
daughter Frances. Mrs. Ella Charles,
, George Ballenger, Thomas Cain. J. L.
/ Peterson and Prentis Edwards. Mrs
Marion Hull Of Richmond came to visit
! her mother. Mrs. Susan Mendenhall
who have been very i'll. Miss Mabel
Pedro was the guest Of Clarence Pc
dro and family Saturday. >. Mrs. J. l..
Replogle arrived home Saturday morn
! ing from Richmond, where she visited
relatives. Mrs. Arley Lockridge Of
Newcastle is the guest of her sister,
J Mrs. Martin Pegg and family. &. D.. Miss
Virginia Mendenhall returned to Owas-
50. Mich. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
! Thomas Frazier arrived home Tues
day from Richmond. where they spent
the greater part Of the winter with
their children. Miss Lois Wilkinson,
who has been making her home with
Newman Mendenhall's family, left for
her parents home northwest Of DIAL
ton, where she is to be married to
Bernard Beeson about March G.. 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bond moved to
their home in the south part of town,
! last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jor-