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

p MORNING SUN. o. Miss Anna
Paxton who teaches school at Rylie,
Ohio, Is at home sick with the meas
les. A number of the children in the
neighborhood are having the meas
les. Mrs. Mcmillan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Ramsey.
Miss Flora Williams has been visiting
her parents, but will return to her
work this week in Kentucky. Mrs.
Williams was called to Indiana on
Monday because of the death of her
father, Mr.. La Fuse
? CENTERVILLE, IND.-A very pref
ty home wedding occurred at the
home of James Helms here, last
Thursday evening when their daugh.
ter Daisy was united in marriage to
Roy kiser OF indianapolis. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Nc
Cormick in the presence of few rel
atives and near friends. A wedding
supper catered by Miss Laura Bertsch
was served in the daintily decorated
dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. kiser will
reside on farm south of here.
A number OF people from here have
been attending the lectures given by
: DR.. House at the First M. E. Church
Richmond, this week and pronounce
them excellent. The extension de-
partment of the State University has
some fine pictures on exhibit at the
school building here. The exhibit will
probably last week longer. The pub
lie is invited to come and see them
-. Misses Ruth Quakenbush and Alb
bic Hassler entertained party OF
(. girls Monday evening. Refreshments
were served and social time enjoyed
The following program will be given
I. at the NJ. E. church Thursday evening
!, in connection with the midweek
: prayer service: Violin solo-Edith
. Driver. Vocal solo Martha Com
p mons; Reading. Bessie Bull; Song,
by several girls; Reading, Edna John
) ston; Reading. Bessie Bull; Vocal
" Duet, Mrs. Driver and Mrs. Julian
~ Dunbar. -. Miss Leota Nelson is re
covering from sickness resembling
in its nature the Sleeping Sickness
The sleeping stupor is leaving her and
she is able to walk across the room
g with slight assistance. William
: Rodenberg received news of the death
= of Mrs. George Rodenberg of Brazil
{ Ind. Her death occurred Monday.
: Clinton Russell and family moved last
week to their new farm home east OF
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enjoyed their poverty social Tuesday
evening at the NJ. E. church. . Mrs
Porter Pike and Miss Lizzie Lashley
were entertained to six o'clock dinner
at the home of Mrs. Mary Martin
Richmond, Monday evening". Mr.
= and Mrs. Frank King entertained tc
Sunday dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Dunbar
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald LantZ, and son of Ind
annapolis, Walter and David Dunbar
and Mr.. Lewis. Ed Green is ser
iously ill., The little son of M. and
Mrs. Bert Rogers is also in critica
condition with pneumonia. The
Camp Fire Girls and everyone in towr
enjoyed fine time at the Fair giver
by the girls at the town hall Saturday
evening. Each adult came away will
a real bargain from the country store
or fancy booth. and the children witt
a big fish" from the fish pond. The
proceeds from the evenings fail
amounted TO $9445.
GRATIS, O.-Miss Lucele West has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Steward. 1890. Fa,
Brinkley is visiting her cousin Esthe
Sutphen this week. Miss Audry
Coleman is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
John Leslie near West ElktOn..
The post master will move his Office
into the west room of the Bowman
property The family will reside up
stairs in the same building. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alva Albaugh, of West Alexandra;
visited his sister. Mrs. Sadie Apple
THURSDAY David Shock who ha
been taking care of the Preble Count.
fair grounds the past year, movet
back to Ills home in town last week
There were meetings conducted a
the U. B. church each evening las
week for the benefit of the Ashland
college One of our school busse
turned over Friday morning just out
side of town on the Germantown pike
the horses being frightened by a pass
ing automobile. Several of the children
got scratched with glass, one boy get
ting his arm cut. Miss Gladis Bake
a teacher of school. spent the week en-,
at home near Camden with her pal
ents.. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barklov
spent Sunday with Mrs. Barlow
father, Eb. Yingling.. Mrs. Fores
Christmar has been ill with the flu
Mrs. Della Nicodemus entertained
the Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. Z
church Thursday evening". JOIN
Morris has been sick the last fou
weeks. Miss Silver, of Indianapolis
visited with Shelby Mobley and famil
the past week.
WEST MANCHESTER. o. Mrs
Frank Hendrickson and daughter, MI
and Mrs. Frank Howard and Mrs. A
ice Richards visited Thursday wy
Mrs. Sarah Jane Ford. Miss Ari
da Banta, 65 years old. died Thursda
night at Greenville from stroke O
paralysis. Funeral services were he'll
Sunday afternoon at the U. B. church
Rev. Racey of Greenville officiating
Pew Van Sickle of Cincinnati, was a
so present. Burial was in the Cas-