The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-06
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CENTERVILI.E, Ind.-Frank Craw-
ford has purchased the Clyde Flock
home on West Main street and will
move his family here from Richmond
soon.. Walter Mathews has purchas-
ed the Richard Blue property on Main
street. Mr.. Blue and family will move
to their home on South Third street.
Rev. and Mrs. Pfieffer, of Green
field, are spending the week with DR..
and Mrs. Moore. .Wilhelma Bertsch
returned with her neice, Mrs. Frank
Smith, to Anderson where she will
spend some time in visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dearborn and
Miss Louise Stafford spent Easter at
Brookville, Ohio. Mrs. Thena Lash
ley who has sold her property on East
Main street to Roy Stanley, of Indian
apolis, will have a sale of personal
property April TO-. Walter Dunbar
who has been to Martinsville doctor
ing for rheumatism, has returned
home, much improved. -. Mrs. Glen
Brock of Indianapolis, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Rodenberg..
Thomas ALL and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Myrick at Rich
mond. Sunday. Mrs. John Wright
who has been the house guest Of Mr.
anu MIS-. Z. .. "llsuI LUZ oCNSIdl
weeks, will return to her home in
Denver, Colorado. Tuesday. 49,. Rev.
Lyons, pastor of NJ. E. Church of Mum
Gle, will fill the M. E. pulpit here next
Sunday morning. The Friends and
Christian Churches have been invited
to unite with the M. +. Church on this
occasion for a Union service. Mr..
and Mrs. James Morgan are moving on
South Main Cross street to the proper
ty owned by John Morgan. Mrs.
Cora Wilson and daughters entertain.
ed to six o'clock dinner Easter Mrs.
Lena Lenard, Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary
Webster and son Ray. of Brownsville,
Miss Enol Corther and Mr.. jenkins, of
Taylor University, Mrs. Price and son
Orville, of Richmond, and George
Bookner Of Pershing.
LYNN, Ind.-Henry Hawkins, aged
81, died at l o'clock Sunday after an
Illness of one week of pneumonia. Mr..
Hawkins had been lifelong resident
of Lynn and vicinity. He was civil
war veteran and active member OF
the Masonic order, also a member of
the I. o. o. F. lodge of Richmond.
For years he had taken an active
part at the M. E. church. He leaves
a wife, adopted daughter and two
brothers Mrs. Frank Daily spent a
few days last week with DR.. and Mrs.
George Alexander at Union City.
Mrs. Frank Wright and sons, Donald
and Harold, were Richmond visitors
Saturday. Miss Mabel Ball spent
Saturday in Richmond. Owen Platt
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Plat. Mrs. Jennie
Hartman, of Arcanum, and Miss Der
nice Condor, of Dunkirk. were called
to the bedside of Henry Hawkins. -.
Mrs Rhoda Pegg and daughter. Cora
were Richmond visitors Saturday.
ECONOMY, 1nd.-The Sunathla so
ciety met Wednesday afternoon al
the Friends church. Mrs. Ellen Clark
read a very interesting paper from
Miss Margery Johnston, relative OF
Mrs. Clark, who Is doing relief work
with tho Red Cross near Paris
France. =. Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Swain
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wash Study.
The Forward Movement plan was ex
planned at the Friends chruch Sunday
with an all-day meeting. Dinner was
served at the church. Solomon Tice
Of Mexico. gave the morning dis
course. Rev. Andrew Mitchell, o.
South Eighth Street Friends church
of Richmond, gave a very interesting
talk Robert White, Louisville, ane
Herbert Huffman, of Everett, Wash,
all in the Forward Movement work
attended Mrs. j. II. Morrison anC
children were at Richmond Friday.
Miss Frances Kerr and Miss Mary