The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-14
Economy. Ind.

X. u. Swallow OF h1CnmOuu, anu
D. w. Harris Of Greensboro, attended
q bank, meeting here Wednesday. 80.
w. L. Morrison is threatened with
blood poison in his hand. having hurt
it some time ago, then hurt It again
causing it to bleed. DR.. Martin of Car
los. Is attending him. Charles Mont
gomery and wife entertained at dinner
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Moss
and daughter Miss Erma, Of Rich
mond, and Mr.. Harry Montgomery Of
Newcastle. :. Ray Holt and Clarence
Cain Of Bloomington, ILL.,. were guests
of H. q. Cain and family Friday. -.
Ora Johnston of Williamsburg visited
relatives here the past week. Harry
Montgomery of Newcastle is here the
guest Of his brother, Charley Mont
gomery.. Mrs. ]. B. Clark and sister
ing to spend the winter in Indianapo-
lis at the homes of DR.. Ed Clark, DR..
John Eberwine and Mart Edwards.
viii Connorroe Is recovering slowly
from long siege Of rheumatism.
Charley Montgomery made business
trip to Dayton Monday. His wife and
brother left Monday for a few days
visit with their parents at Briant 1.
services at the Friends church at
Economy Sunday morning. County
Chairman Theodore Davis of Green's
fork, was the speaker of the Farmers
association meeting held at the M. E.
church Friday afternoon. E. D.. Friday
evening Economy high entertained the
Hagerstown Independents to q game
of basketball which resulted in counts
nf IN in, 70 ne %
full house. 49,. Those who went to
Richmond Saturday were: John Bow
man, wife and daughter, Margaret
Mrs. Art Denny and daughter Frances,
Joe Lamb and wife, Ollie Weyl, Anna
Bishop, Francis Kerr. Ruth jackson,
Mary Ballenger, Miss Wilson and Har.
Indianapolis spent Thursday here the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Cranor. d.
Kings Herald meets at the M. E.
church Saturday afternoon.
Miss Frances Kerr Of Aurora, Is the
tic science. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
and Mrs. Howard Moore and nephew
of Richmond. =. George Hill moved
to the Albert Gilmer farm. =. Twenty.
two cars of hogs were shipped to the
indianapolis market from here, the
past week. .. r.. E.. Swallow, wife and
son, Raymond, called on old friends
and enjoyed dinner with Wade Ken
nedy. Mr.. Swallow was the first
cashier Of Northern Wayne bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday Mr. an6
Mrs. D. w. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
II, de- ~
vile Harris, Of Greensboro. 80. Mis-:
Eileen Sward, Red Cross nurse from
Camp Sherman, is spending few
days with her friend, Mrs. Butler.
John Bowman and wife entertained
their guest, Harry Montgomery, Thurs
day evening at supper.
Harry Toms of Indianapolis, is her.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atkin
son.. .. Mrs. Helen Massey and Opa
Osborn are spending few days will
Mrs. Agnes Osborn. Mrs. Massey ex
poets to leave for Louisiana soon tt
visit her brother. Miss BLANCHE
Scott gave talk Sunday morning a
the Methodist church, and organized /,
Standard Bearers society Sunday at
ternoon.. Mabel Petro visited he
Sunday. .. Edman Swain and daugh
ter Roberta, of Richmond, spent Sun
day with their parents and other rel
atives.. !. Among those going to Rich
mond Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Swain Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Downing, Loring Lamb, Oscar Ed
wards and Carl Lundy... %. Crano
and wife entertained at dinner Sunda,
Miss Blanche Scott of Richmond. MI
and Mrs. William Fouts and Mis-
Helen Fisher. E. DIR. Dearborn of Hae
erstown called on patients here Mon
day.
Among those going to Richmon
Monday morning were, Joe Cain, job
Replogle, William MacCann, Art Der
ny, Elmer Weaver, Charley Montgon
ery,and in the afternoon, H. E. Cair
Clarence Cain, Ruth Cain, Daisy o.
born, Mrs. Snodgrass, Wade Kennel