The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28

station Wednesday morning by order
of Mayor Zimmerman. The stills
were made of a boiler, copper can
. holding about five gallons, and one
lard can. Each contained a copper
tube of varying dimensions.
The cans were stamped into g
shapeless mass, the tubing was broken
into small pieces and the containers
/; for the liquor were smashed. The
liquor went down the sewer.
afternoon of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hyde
-. Rev. Roy L. Brown will continue
the meetings this week until Thurs
day or Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Retiring and son, Marvin,
spent Monday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. n. Thompson and Mrs. Sarah
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. An
derson and family entertained at din
ner Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Horn, Miss Sadie Horn and James
Horn, all of Richmond Mr. and
Mrs. Forest jordan and children are
spending few days with Irwin An
derson and family Mrs. Stella
White spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb Bennett, of New Paris, D..
. Mr.. and Mrs. Everette White We're
guests Christmas of Henry Knoll and
family of near Richmond. .. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weidenbaugh spent Sunday
afternoon with Grant Robinson and
family. -. The Masons of this place
gave their annual oyster supper Mon
day night for members and their fam
lilies and a few invited guests. MI
and Mrs. Harry Spencer entertained
at dinner Christmas: Mr.. and Mrs.
III, AJor
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Coleman and son,
Homer; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer.
and Loreen and Lowell Spencer. 80.
Mrs. Mary Young and son, Leonard,
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Spencer. Edgar Hill and
family were Christmas guests of Ches-
ter Hill and maily, of near Richmond
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Heaton
and son, Robert, are spending few
days in Winchester with Mrs. Heat
on's parents. Mr. and Mrs Brooks.
MI and Mrs. C. d. Pyle. of Richmond,
spent Monday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs w. +. Harlan. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Hill entertained Christmas day
all their children and grandchildren.
Santa Claus gave them a call in the
afternoon. Mrs. Isophene Brown en-
tertained her children and grandchil-
dren Monday.
LIBERTY, Ind-Levi Brookbank and
family, Clark Brookbank and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crist and fam
| lily gathered at the paternal board at
| the BrOOkbank home to partake OF d
sumptuous Christmas feast. The
! Christmas services at the st. Bridget
/ Catholic church were quite elaborate
/ and altogether pleasing this year. The
one particular feature of the services
on Sunday morning was the singing
Of Silent Night, Holy Night by little
! Joan zimmerman, aged four years. Lit
/ tie Joan has a wonderful voice for so
small a child. and her singing has at
tracted considerable attention. Mr..
| and Mrs. Loren ChaStain are visiting
! in CampbellsbuTg and Bloomington this
week. ]. E. Burton is spending his va
| cation with his parents at Warren. ...
| He will visit in Indianapolis the lat
! ter part of the week. joining the bas-
| ketball team from Liberty at Knights
! town on Friday evening. Miss Ruth
! Harvey is visiting home folks at Spice
! land. . Miss Helen Bartlett has gone
/ home to visit her parents in Hunting
! ton for the week $3.50. Misses Addie and
! Emma Gilmore are guests of relatives
| iG Indianapolis this week. They were
accompanied by their sister. Mrs. Bina
| McGrath F.. Miss Neldo Kern is en-
! joying the holiday season with her
parents at Terre Haute. e. There were
numerous family reunions for the
! Christmas time here: Mr.. and Mrs.
! Chic Phares of Camden: Mrs. Claire
! lobe of Connersville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jess Stevens of Liberty spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, parents of
the ladies. MI and Mrs. Aaron Filler
entertained their son Harry and wife
! from New York Virgil Mccarthy came
down from Bloomington TO spend the
! holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
| Carly Lawrence Dougherty, science
teacher at Columbus Junction, Iowa.
also journeyed here TO be with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dougherty.
Allen BTookbank, wife and daughters
| of Richmond were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Brookbank
! WEBSTER, Ind.-The Christmas
program which was given Friday aft
ernoon by the pupils of Webster
school was largely attended by the pa
irons. Gifts were distributed from a
/ beautiful Christmas tree the pupils
were presented with The usual Christ
mas candy and oranges by their res
! pective teachers. A special reading
was given by Miss Bernice Lamott; q
playlet was given in three acts entitled
Junior Santa Claus" Walter Cul
bertsOn as Santa Claus; Margaret
Crow as Mrs. Santa Claus; Edward
Weadickras Junior Santa Claus: Myree
Atkinson as Santa's daughter; Norman
Beeson as the minister; Ester Duke
as the minister's wife: Vera Weber
as the minister's daughter Those at
tending from a distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamot and daughter of near
Fountain City. Mr. and Mrs. Gler
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Duke Of
near Williamsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr