The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-02
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bilee Singers was to meet with George
Personette and family Monday night.
Paul Offutt is ill. =. Cottage pray
er meetings will be held this coming
week. Revival meetings will COM
mence next Sunday night. 80. Miss
Carrie Carmine of Chicago is visiting
at the home of her uncle, Cal. Cham
bers at Blooming Grove.
Mrs. Hubbel and Mrs. Anna Brook
band, of Dunlapsville, were guests Of
Mrs. Dell Groce last Thursday
from College Corner last Thursday
after visiting at Ray Seals. Mrs.
Betty Buttman and sons spent Friday
with Mrs. Rose Kingery.. Charles
Brown, of New Hope neighborhood,
called on Mrs. Betty Bultuan last
Sunday evening. Bessie Neukam,
who has been employed at the Corning.
ton Hotel at Liberty, is i'll at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brooks, with tonsilitis. Mrs. Celia
Grist, of Everton, has been sewing for
Mrs. Guy Wolfe. Ennis Himelick,
OF near Whitcomb. called on his broth
er, Cmer, last Friday. .Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Howard are visiting relatives in
Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Harbine. Of Liberty, were guests of the
Meharry Sisters last Friday. Mrs
John Steinard, of Brookville, attended
Eastern Star lodge here Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snalley and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Risinger will move
on John Geinard farm east of town
Monday. Mr.. Gutapfel. the present
tenant, will move back to his old home
near Sunman.. :. Miss Blanche Crom-
well entertained at 500 one evening
last week: Misses Bertha Carey, EN-
ma Younts, Hezzie Rose, Fred Lopez,
and Carl Younts.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, O.-Lee Larsh
was in Cincinnati Saturday. Ruth
O'Hara visited Edith Lamb over the
week end. e.. Mrs. Hannah Frame is
at the home of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Leland Campbell and is getting
along splendidly considering her age
of 81 years and the loss of her home
and all it's contents by fire, Thursday
ilioi Ii1lLso. NohC Iletu llFCu III llllS uOuSe
since she was % years old Mrs
Jonas Markley was taken to Richmond
last week and au X-ray examination
made of her fractured limb, which re-
vealed the sad fact that the bones had
not knit together at all, and she will
undergo an operation Thursday. for
the purpose of fastening the bones
together. Earl Maddox, prosperous
farmer of this section, and Miss Lotha
Watt, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. N. Watt, were recently married.
On Thursday evening a crowd of IS
gathered at their home and gave them
an old time belling.. The Boston
Independents beat the Campbellstown
Independents at Boston Saturday
night by a score of to T.. Verona
girls and boys basketball teams play
ed here last Friday evening. The
Jackson girls won by score of Is to
4, and the Verona boys won, score AZ
to IA. Next Friday evening the JET
| ferson boys and girls teams will play
at this place. Miss Gladys Larsh
was rendered a pleasant surprise on
Friday evening, the occasion being
her birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Flora took first and second de-
grees in the Grange Thursday eve
! ming.
| LIBERTY, Ind.-George and Will
/ liam Maze were appointed by the Uni
on county circuit court last week to
be guardians of their father, John w
Maze, who is quite aged. In the
suit of Roscoe Coughlin and George
| Stevens, the court gave Mr.. Stevens
| judgment of 1919 and the costs at
| tached .. Chester Roberts of Liberty
was appointed guardian of Mrs. Miner
va Paddock, an aged lady. .... Mrs
| William Blum of Cincinnati spent last
! week here with Joseph Maibach Of
| Liberty, this week. $500. Mrs. Willard
Bertch visited friends in Cincinnati
last week .. M. J. Bevis attended the
funeral of his brother in Ohio last
week Mrs. Harriet Filler has gone
to Illinois to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. J. Lawrence. .....
Mrs F. F. Russell is visiting relatives
in Dayton, O., for several days.
F. M. Edwards, collector of revenue
will be here in a few days to assist
on income tax returns. Mrs. Letha
Stevens visited ]. A. Stevens last Sat
urday Mrs. Elizabeth Coffman is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. D. Smith
of Newcastle the past week.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL COHNeHIlOu Will ot
held Feb II at the Christian church
The program is arranged as follows
Music by E. NJ. Lippett; invocation
W. H. Reynolds; address ''The Super
intendent and His Tasks" by E. T
Albertson: discussion by Rev. c. c
Brown of Brownsville, Ind. Afternoon
- Solo, Mrs. Sherman Bias of Lib
| erty; address How to Keep in thu
Sunday School," by Rev. Dressed; mu
sic; address,, adult Responsibility,
Z. T. Albertson. Discussion, Rev. f
B. Stearns. Evening Session-Music
address, 1.-The Associations Program,
e. T. Albertson; solo, Mrs. w. Bertch
Address, Rev. Frank Dressed.
F. F. Russell is visiting his parents
at Fort Wayne. His father is in yer.
i'll health. Last Wednesday evenin,
Miss Isabel! Sharp entertained at he
home with a shower for Miss Rutl
Rariden, who will soon be married
to Mr.. E. Lopez of Connersville. Man.
presents were received and best wish
es go with the bride-elect. Mr.. ant