The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-22

and Mrs. Howard Lane and son,
George, of Richmond, spent Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hawkins
and family. A pleasant evening was
spent at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Williams. Ice cream and candy
were served to Miss Jessie Jones, Miss
Lucy Williams, Mrs. Lucy Jones, Miss
Dorothy Williams, Miss Nellie Will
liams, and Mr.. John Hawkins. Mrs.
Clyde Thomas spent Wednesday even
ing with Mrs. Hector Triton. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Bennett, of Whitewater
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hartley and
Mr.. David Golden visited Miss Nettie
and Edgar Bennett, Wednesday.
HANNA'S CREEK. Ind-Miss Max
inc LaFuze entertained the Kappas
of the Liberty Presbyterian church at
her home Saturday afternoon. Miss
Mary Knowlton Moore was leader of
the program. Irene Calkins read a
very interesting paper on Alaska.
Talks were also given. Nineteen girls
were present and at the close of the
meeting ice cream and cake was
served on the lawn and the remainder
of the afternoon was enjoyed with a
social time. Ezra La FuZe and
daughter, Ruth entertained Charles La
Fuze and family at dinner, Sunday. l..
Several relatives from here attended
the funeral of Mr.. John Immel at
Liberty, Wednesday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. William Kitchel and daugh-
ter Iva and son Wilbur, entertained
at dinner Monday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Shengler and Mr.. Aaron
Brokaw and son Edward, of Cincin.
natl. Wheat threshing is over in
this locality. The Sunday School is
doing nicely and much interest is be.
ing manifested. Seventy-six were
present Sunday morning. >. Charles
and John Shrader and families enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wooley
and son, John, of Michigan, last week
| =. Misses Elevise La Fuze, Mary
Hill, Catherine Bond and Josephine
Nicum, Paul Hughes, Winston LaFuze
Leo McCashland, and Herbert Nc
! Dowgal, all of near Liberty, motored
| to Glen Miller, Sunday evening and
enjoyed picnic supper. One field
| of j. A. Stevens wheat averaged &c
bushels per acre. The Harmony
club met with Mrs. John Shrader, Wed
nesday afternoon. The program con
sisted of humorous selections. Re
freShmentS were served :. Irving La
Fuze entertained his Sunday Schoo
class Friday evening near the Han
mas Creek bridge A luncheon was
served. ~. A. Stevens will reserve
400 bushels of wheat for his brother
ln-laW, Edward Hauss, of Cincinnati
Mr.. Hauss will SOW the wheat on his
farms near Brownsville, this fall.
Miss Pearl Phenis entertained hel
aunt, Mrs. Simeon Phenis, of Liberty
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greg
serson have as their guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kendell and bay
Walter Edward, of Dayton, o.. Mr.
| Kennedy and family moved from
Green's Fork to Kitchel, Monday an(
nave taken charge of the elvator a
that place. A. P. Greek and daugh
tiers Elizabeth and Florence and sor
Roy, were guests of Ora Creek anC
famlly Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam j. Weidner, Of Kitchel, has pur
chased property and two acres of lane
near Fairhaven, and moved to thei]
new home Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Foutz visited relatives IL
Hamilton, O., last Sunday. Rev
Max Schaffer, of Muncie, will preach
here next Sunday at 1890 and a
Boston at 1880. Mrs. Olive LaFuz,
entertained her granddaughter, Char
lotte La Fuze several days last week