The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18
Sen. James E. Watson
To Address Rally Of
Randolph Methodists

" lNoI1Eo l4SD, Aug. 1S-oSh-
ator James E. Watson, will deliver an
address at the county rally of Meth
odists of Randolph county, to be held
at Winchester, Sunday Aug. %.
At meeting of the NJ. E. ministers
Of Randolph county, held in this city,
Monday, plans were discussed for the
| county rally. An effort is being made
to get brass band for the day, and
| it is expected that automobiles will
participate in tour of the city. Mem
| bers of the various churches, will
| wear badges to designate the church
! they represent. Word has been receiv-
ed from Bishop Leete, that he will be
here. A sacred band concert will pre-
cede the afternoon address by Sena-
| tor Watson.
Saratoga Gets Legion
A charter membership for an Ameri
can Legion has been secured at Sara
| toga, and arrangements have been
an early date, when a representative
from the National headquarters will
| be present.
Mrs. Mickey Dead
Mrs. Phebe Mickey, so, is dead at
her home in Saratoga, from the in
firmatives of old age.
| Family Reunions.
The Haines, Whitenack, Winger
| families reunion will be held, August
%, at Matters park. Marion. The
| Williamson family reunion will be held
August %, at Mills lake. The oath
annual reunion of the Collins Barrett
Hudson families, will be held at Lake
side park, Ridgeville, Sunday, August
20. The Cook family, in the Jessup
| grove, three miles west of Carlos City.
| Sunday, August %. The 23rd annual
reunion of the Anderson family, at
Island park Dayton, Ohio, Sunday,
August %.
Ed A. Stakebake to G. w. Field, part
lot l, S. E. square, Winchester, w. D.
$1,000
Aged Citizen Dies
i William Hites, so, is dead at his
home in Ridgeville of old age. He
is survived by a widow and two sons.
Mrs. E. l.. A. Pierce Snyder, 76. is
dead at her home in Saratoga, after
| lingering illness from complication of
diseases. She is survived by husband,
Simon Snyder, two sons, ]. F. Pierce,
of Jonesboro and Gilva Pierce, of this
city, and three daughters, Mrs. w. A.
Albright, of Muncie, Mrs. T. w. Hunt,
of Canada and Mrs. J. A. Jordor of
this county. Oliver Coats, who passed
away last week, was her brother
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hunt, seven miles southwest of
this city is dead.
Receives Bass.
] Chief of Police Fletcher has receiy-
ed 5000 small bass from a hatchery
in indianapolis. He has placed them
in suitable places in White river.
/ Real Estate Transfers.
Rose c. Hummel to Samuel H.
Welsh, 35 acres in Wayne township,
w. D., $4,000. J. A. Davis to W. H.
Gable, lot s, block Z, Smith Dye adj
dition, Winchester, w. D.; 1925. J.
Clifford Price to William E Fisher
part SIS E. F. Winchester; ST..
Picnics.
The Baldwin-Davis family reunion
will hold a meeting at Greentown, Ind
Thursday, Aug. 26.
The Hawthorne Regulators will
have picnic Sunday afternoon, at
the Wilmore grove, south of the city
Receives Bids.
The board of commissioners of Ran
dolph county will receive bids for in
stalling and supplying the Randolph
county hospital, on Thursday, Sept. 0.
To Sell Interest.
Hugh Branson, who for several
months has assisted in the manage
ment of the Buckeye Manufacturing
company, in Anderson, will dispose
of his interests there in. September.
and will go to Fort Smith. Ark, where
he will be connected with the Arkan-
sas Valley bank. He was former res
ident of Farmland
Has Eye Removed.
Mrs. Sarah Hill, Is, who has been
having serious trouble with her eyes
for the past year, had the ball of her
left eye removed, Thursday She is a
resident of Farmland
Enters Air Service.
| John Campbell of Union City, has
entered the air service as a sky pilot
He has been working with the Curtis
Flying company at Kokomo, Ind.
| Family Reunions.
The Chenoweth family, at Fountain
City, Saturday, Aug. g.
| The Jones family, at the Granville
Jones grove, one and one-haff miles
| northeast of Modoc. Thursday, Aug rs.