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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
IICNT RNIN
BELOW BEN SON

Alex Heron. business man of Casca bel. 90 miles below Benson was in Tombstone today enroute home from Bisbce. where he took load of farm produce for the Bisbee market Mr Heron reports only light rain fell below Eenson saturday and sunday Around Benson and St David. how ever. the rain was heavy enough to be beneficial he said
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FORMER TOMBSTONE
N AN INJURED

According to yesterday morning $ Bisbee Review. William Robinson. 2 former Tombstone resident and sue cessful leasor of Bisbee. was severely injured Saturday night when h, fell into the subway off the bridge which leads ,o his home on Tank Hill. I. was reported today that Mr Robinson was possibly injured internally. since h. is suffering considerably from the injuries received
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

Orchestra. now located at Douglas. today made arrancemeE.s rCr Gance to he held in Tombstone Thursday.
 March 10th. in the Legion hall Tho
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The condition 0: A. Wentworth, who has been i'll with pneumonia duriE- The past three days. is reported very low this afternoon by Dr Hugharr in charge of the case. The patient rested was breathing with difficulty.
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gifts fr.,n his yngae .--rn
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Only seven couples appeared in the office oi Clerk ! F. James. Of the Su- perior Court during the past week to apply for licenses to wed. Here they are:
 Lars John I.Unden, 2i to wed Mer- codes Summer. 22. both of Douglas
 Wm. Arlam Ritter. 2I. Refugia Sil- ,a i. both of Douglas
 Albert C Rubel. 25. Henrietta 2. Eockf-llow. 23, both Of Tombstone.
 Guy Lyttlc. 2i. of Ft Huachuca. to wed P4uline Sanders. 2&, Fl Paso. Texas.
 Jas Oral Butler, 7, Herman. Cal. Alice Hazel Butler. I9 Douglas
 Jas. C. Wherry. 2l. Margaret Thorn. Is. Douglas
 Roberto Zamacona 2I. Adcla Ar .aputa. 2i. 2i. Bishec.
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MANY ATTEND TOURIST HOTEL OPENING.

A crowd that filled the spacious lobby and building of the Tourist lIn- tel attended the opening night last night as the guests of -.:rs josephine Rock. Music. furnished by Prof. Til ford's High School Orchestra furnish ed entertainment to the guests during the evening while delicious punch was served by the hostess Dancing was also enjoyed by members of the younger set. The visitors were shown through the building during the
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RAINFALL

The rainfall as recorded by R B vauanee. local l. $ weather obs yer. shows the s,nrE. ot Saturday and Sunday produced itty one humdredths O. an incl i5r Tombstone city and the report froa Mil!er Canyon reservoir iu the Hlrachucas states that the ial there was just a ,rifle over an inch + this rainfall is followed within a few days by another the country will begin to get the benefit of it. other wise if hot days follow ii will benefit practically not at all
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CAM AGE CASE GOES TO JURY.

The case of F. Burden ys the City of Douglas for alleged damages in the sum of s5e00 will go to the jury be fore evening recess. argument of at torneys being on this afternoon at | o'clock. Burden is suing the city for damages alleged due when he ran into q storm ditch in Douglas and
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS.

Catchin: the spirit of Improvement now lowering over the management Of the Cottage Hotel will put in new lobby. complete layatory and bath rooms and generally improve the place to Keep up with the rapidly growing business :n the hotel line in ;h.- city.
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MARCH BOOKINGS.

The March bookings Q. thy Crystl! ,Heatar look as if it is ;he bes, book .na for ,hra- months The sheets will be hanlnl uul at t.e Lhnat.r tonisht
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LEAVES HOSPITAL.

According 10 word received from Phoenix by ireinds. Mrs F. A Hugh 5 wife of State Tax Commissioner Ed Hughes formerly of Tombstone. has just left the hospital following brief illness and will soon h- able ro be about
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WHOLESALER HERE.

E. Maier, Benson wholesale me- c'.anr was in town today from Doug Is Mr Maier left Douglas on the lLorning stage, making connections with Rockhill's stage anc after trans acting business here continued on to his home at Benson via stage
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SACRED HEART CHURCH.

On the ith. the First Friday of the month. there will be Mass in honor of the Sacred Heart, at 1:30. In the evening the Stations in English On the coming Sunday tine Mass will be at 2. followed by Beendiction of the Blessed Sacrament. In the evening Rosary in Spanish.
 Father Collymore is unable to be in Tombstone during the Holy Week, but on Easter Sunday there will be q High Mass at a. m. with the usual Sunday services.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

! Tombstone today, as witnesses in the ease before the Superior court. 9th er visitors were Dr. Z Causey. city health officer. NJ F. Bane city engi- Ieer. Night Sergeant Townsend and Patrolmen Coe and Brooks
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the Kendall household.
BROTHER MARRIED.

Mrs. J. IT. Macia today received word from her brother. Curtis. for mer Tombstone boy, now a prominent business man of Globe. that he was married last night to one of Globes fair daughters. and he and his bride will arrive in Tombstone the first af ueyr weaE ror a hrtar bnua,n,cou
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overturned his automobile
BACK FROM HOSPITAL.

Frank Platz, better known about
 Tombstone as French Frank well tnown pioneer stage driver. who has been confined in the hospital at Bis bee. returned today and is well on tine
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GOOD INVESTMENT.

Houses with modern couyenienc-s ara aool paying investment iu this city The coming of electricity will add further conyenfnces which will hr grabbed by willing users
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RETURNED HON E.

\ F Davis. president ot the frua- chuca Water company. returned home last evening from Nogales. where h. had been or brief business visit
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ANOTHER BOY.

Another haby boy arrived to bright
 en the home of Mir. and Mrs. George
 l.. Dodge. in Tombstone. this morning. The youngster tipped the scales at S
 pounds and mother and son are doing
 very nicely. while Mir. Dodge. now in St Louis. has been advised of the new arrival Mrs. Dodge was former ly Miss Nora Thiel daughter of Mrs
 f Tbfel of this citv
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FORMER TOMBSTONE GIRL ElOPES

According to word received here vest ,rday by friends. Miss Catherine Harhesan. :orGc- Tombstone girl, was married in Safford las; Saturday to D~l Rankin. the couple having nloped from Globe. where they reside and neither the parents of the bride and groom were aware Of the elope. ment until they returned 10 Globe foi lowing the wedding The bride lived in Tombstone for d number of years with her parents. going to Globe from here. where they have resided ever since They will reside in th" Gila county seat
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BACK TO DOUGLAS.

MT and Mrs Geo. Newman return. ed to their home in DouGlas today. foi, lowing weeks stay in Tombstone during which time Nlr. Newman has been eu the local run of she T. T. {: :. w.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

Notices have been received by To- cal cattIcmen of the aanuar meeting Of the Cochise-Graham Cattlemen's Association to be held in Stafford Graham county. on April l and g. Practically ali of the local cattlemen are members of the association anH
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TO GARDEN CANYON.

4 party composed of Geo Iyey and Mi;~, and Mrs N A. Iyey. and Mrs. smith and daughter. Miss Jennie. mo tur~d over to Garden Canyonyester- day spending the day They also yis ited the Fort
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VISITING HERE.

Mr and Mrs Juan TelIes of Elsin. formerly of Tombstone. are visiting
 here for esveral days the guests of
 Nr and Mrs Harry Hughes.
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DISAPPOINTING.

While the Saturday Sunday storm was very welll for q starter. unless there is a follow up storm very short iy it will have accomplished no good SD far as the range or water supply in the mountains goes If the weather mans prophesies are any good March will be a wet month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

Nrrn Kendall and wife were visi- tors in town today from their ranch u south Pass
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VISITING HERE.

Miss Annie G. Rockfelrow, sister 0f Prof J. A. RockIeilow, =-r:yed in ' Tombstone today from Tucson and
 will visit here for several days. the
 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rockfellow.
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BACK TO STRONGHOLD.

Mrs. J \. Roch!cllow and son. Phil ip. and Rev and Mrs ! \ Benedict. returned u their homes at Cochse Stronghold today
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HAVE ANOTHER GIRL.

According to the Douglas Intern1- t,unal reaching here today baby girl was born Wednesday evening in Doug las. in d local hospital Mrs Kendall and baby are getting along nicely This Is the second girl to arrive 70 IL. L-.nHnI hn.-..EnII
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER.

Assistant Engineer ". C. Goetz. ?. Doaglas. was in Tombstone today on business at the Supervisors onice.
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TUCSON OFFICER.

l. n Walter. assistant special agent .ol the :. P. stationed al Tucson. was in Tombstone today on business at the shcriifs ohice.
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NEARLY OVER.

Only five days more oi the lesis,a- tura and there is lot to bc done in t.osy five dsgs. as well as lot that aul b. left undone. most O: which -aual5 ba left undonc.
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BACK FROM PHOENIX.

N k Elliott engineer in charge oi the Charleston dam project return -d ts Tombstone yesterday from PhoouiN where he has been the past week
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LEGICN MEETING.

< meeting ol Fourr Post 0. tAr Am .cicau Legion will D. held Friday night at Legion hall! Besides other business annual election Of officers sill he held aud full attendance .s
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TO BENSON

Manager c. w. Nangam ot the local te.ephune exchange. accompanied by Mrs. Mangam. went to Benson today on q brief business visit
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FRIDAY
ICeR OF cOrTONSEEO.

F. II Reeves Is today unloading ; caroald Of ccttouseed cake meal fJl
 distribution among local cattlemen.
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ABLE TO sE OUT

Mrs C. | Wynn, who has been qiit@ i'll the past several weeks follow. ing an operation. is able to leave ar bed and will soon be able to b- around
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Attorney D. \. Richardson. of Doug las, was visitor in Tombstone tp- day uu matters in the ~upcr;Or court
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TOMBSTONE E-sENSCN

The Tombstone Benson staer line will start business tomorrow. makinc two trips daily between the two cities The stage will make connections i1 Tombstone with Rockhill's Bisbec Tombstone stage. which connects wit: the Douglas stage. Connections win <. P trains at Benson will also Ee made. making 1t possible for passe'-' ger leaving Douglas at | in the morr ing to reach Tombstone and continue to Benson the same morning.
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TEACHERS EXAM

County School Superintendent Miss If5,n Brown has announced the reg u!ar quarterly teachers examination r1 be held in Tombstone or March -,h and Sth < number Of applicants I, ili be here on that date
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RETURNED HOME.

Judge A C. Lockwood returned last evening from Tucson where ne went to hear ease in the Superior Court there
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HERE FROM DOS cAsEzAs.

George iy.y arrL. home yesterday from Dos Cahazas. where he is locat- -i as master mechaui, for oHa of the mines tl re- He win visit with his t.-,uiLw
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ASKED FOR YOUR re2,
 AUTOMOBILE LicENsE7
 ARRESTED TODAY IF NOT

instructions 10 arrest all motorists who have not applied for 1921 licens- es 10 go into effect today. were sent out yesterday by Sheriff Hood Al without either the new license-appliei- for tag or the regular plates are to be stopped and investigated The law permits of a heavy penalty.
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IN DOUGLAS

Ensineer Dave Struthers is speuI- ing several days in Douglas. having some dental work attended to Eu- gineer A C Newman O. Douglas is al the throttle during Mir. Struthers' ab- sence. Mrs Newman accompanied her husband here
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BACK TO DOS C1sEZAS.

Geo. lyey returned 10 Dos Cabazas today following a weeks visi, here with his family
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ON THE FLY.

James Giacoma. of the Tombstone Auto company. went to Bisbee yes terday morning returning at noon and leaving for Tucson. where he went to get new car for delivery 10 yur- ..i....--. L..-r. II...-L...-.-
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WITNESS

Joe Spear. business man Of Doug las. was visitor in Tombstone to- day as d witness before the Superior Court.
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BACK FROM TRIP

Chief Deputy Assessor J. F. McDon- aid returned yesterday from Douslas, where he has been the past week as scssins in the Sulphar Spring, Val ey in that vicinity
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THURSDAY
w CCN'T FORGET.

The Ladies of st rauIs Episcopal Guild will have d food sale Saturday afternoon beginning at : 3r o'clock. at the Tombstone Commercial Com pany store
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/ aMY nAN HERE.

Lieut. J. A Hinton. son of Mayor \. F. Hinton. oi Douglas. was a yisi- ,or in Tombstone today with his ia ther Lieut. Hinton is stationed at ~,oiield Barracks. Honolulu. II. I with the 27th infantry.
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TO TUCSON.

-ttJom-y J r Ningshury went to Tu,.ou this at rnoau. wher" he has case iu the federal court tomorrow.
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VISITING DAUGHTERS
TO FLORENCE

Judge :. C. Lockwood of Division of ,he Srye-ior court went to Flor ence this morning. where he will hear a ease in which Judge Baughn is dis qualified. He expects to be gone sev- oral days
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VISITED HERE.

\ II Gardner went to Phoenix Ia B: city spent d few hours visiting with r4..
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IN VALLEY.

County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown who was in Bisbee and Douglas vest rday. went to Webb to-
 day on bushes soonnected with the school there
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

almost fifty youngsters. ranging rom three to six wears Of age. were ale guests Q; Master Billie Boyd son os Mr and Mrs ". T. Boyd. at h's parents home 'A.s afternoon from , 'o ,. The o' ,.oa being Eilli-'s 5.h auuir.rs~ry Oatsiar games were en- ioyed by ti- !.,, ones. ic- cream and cake lemonade. s,atpop. popcorn. cAHdy Hrytryth.n= unr. part of the program whtlr Master nIHn vas also tn" recipient ot numerous birthdav
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BROUGHT UP PRISONER.

Sheriff Joe Hood Saturday br,.,-ht mp Charles Chancellor. an >..-. old youth Nho is being held ior ra. on several worthless check charge Be ing unabl- 10 make bond he vii! ra- main in tho county jail pending his trial. which will probably come at the present term Of court
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UNLOADING MILL

Members Of. the Tombstone Coop erat:ye Milling company are busy to- day unloading q car load Of machinery which arrived yesterday from Olive cau,p near Tucson. Another carload completing shipment of the lOo-ton mill. is expected and the Riil is ex- pected 70 he in operation within month.
 COMMISSION CLOSES OFFICE
 The county road commission 's ciosi.r Is office which has been
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BOY BR EAkS ARM.

The yoans son Of Alr and Mrs. E. " Elliott broke his left arm below the elbow this afternoon as the result of d fall from the porch of the family home on East Fremont street Dr. iuehart st the fracture which will not prove serious
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TO PHOENIX.

X II. Gardser went to Phoenix last night. where he was called on bri.r business visit.
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FROM BENSON.

Harold Cribblr came up yesterday from Benson for d brief visit with relatives
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FROM RANCH.
IN FROM RANCH.

C. ". Miller was in town today rom his ranch at Turner
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TO DOUGLAS

Reece Cornelius and crew went :o Douglas to bring up the office funi- tnre of the highway commission now practically out ot business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

ed from Warren today and are domi- ciied in the Cummings house at the corner of sixth and Fremont streets.
 Mir. Clarke is connected with the com
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FROM BENSON.

A C. Smith. of tho Cochise County Srat' Bank. and wife. were visitors in T, mbstonc today
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TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
IN ROM RANCE

Jim La~ry. oattleman of the Hua- chucas. accompanied by Mrs. I.awry. were visitors in Tombstone today.
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SATURDAY
VISITED IN BiSsEE.

Mrs. Geo Wales and Mrs C. W. Al len visited in Bisbee today between stages
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Sophie Bishop and daughter, Miss Emma returned home yesterday from Silver City. x. M. where they visited for two weeks with John Bish-
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FROM BIS BEE.

Alex Murry. attorney oi Bishe- was visitor in town today
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ON VISIT.

Mrs. Coe stenographer in the sl itl's office went 10 Douglas this m'
 :n- visiting with friends.
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70 SIS z 2.

Geo lyey and family went over to Bisbee today on a brief visit with rel .t.N.s
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DOUGLAS OFFICIALS.

Mayor A F. Hinton and Councilman J. II. Barrett. of Douglas. were in
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TUESDAY
~~~~~~~~~~> TO DOUGLAS.

TO DOUGLAS.
 Sheriff Joe Hood went down to Douglas today on official business TO elseEs.
 County Assessor Geo R Hcnshaw went to Bishe- this morning to at. tend tl official business matters
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TO TUCSON.

N. Luce, local leasor. went to Tue son today on brief visit.
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UP FROM BENSON

". l.. Patteson was visitor in town today from Benson. VISITING DAUGHTERS
 Mrs Gribble of Benson is visiting in Tombstone with her daughters Mrs. (. :. Benson and Mrs. C. E. War uer
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WEDNESDAY
F ROM SiS6 E.

r ROM SiS6EE.
 Walter Roche. assistant county at tDrney. came over today from Bisbee. ON WAY HOME.
 Judge A < Lockwood Is enrluie home from Florence. where he went 10 hear ease in the Superior court
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CITY COUNCIL MET.

, pad to recover.
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COCHiSE-C ReHkN CATTIENEN TO MEET.

next week for a brief hoi
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REPORTED VERY LOW

her husband here
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FL PASO JAZZ TO GIVE DANCE IN TOMBSTONE.

plan to attend the session
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his home a, Benson via st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18

Winchester, came Wednesday after
noon to visit her sister, Mrs. Olive De-
boy who is suffering with heart trou-
BILE. DR.. Martin of Carlos, was call
ed here Wednesday to see Clyde Hook
EFT. who was taken suddenly ill with
appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Cook made a business trip to Winches-
ter Thursday. 49,. Miss Pauline York
was the recent guest of Miss Alice
Chamness. Allen Johnson who is in
the hospital at Winchester is reported
no better. :. Frank Southland made a
trip to Richmond Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Washer visited
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
Suburban

BETHEL, Ind.--On last Thursday
right the supper given at the Century
Hall cleared $1,000. A cake was give
to the most popular young woman
which brought $685.. Miss Wyvona
Hyde received the cake. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wesley Ketring entertained at
dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bowen aud son, of Union City, and
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Hill and daughter
Pauline Sunday was the 35th we'd
ding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hill.
=. Mr. and Mrs. John Money. OF Hol-
lansburg, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Addelman. ..
Miss Marie Harding is spending fe"
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Arnett
of near Palestine, o.. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weidenbaugh were guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thomas.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beeson and
Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Turner, of Rich
mond, and Mr.. Van Turner, of Nevada,
spent Sunday forenoon with Jacob
Endsley and family. Mrs. Guy And
erson spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. r. G. Anderson. Mrs. John
Harding and Mrs. Merl Coleman and
son Homer spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Spencer. Mr.. and
Mrs William Curtis and Mr.. Denzil
Grey. of Whitewater, spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Anderson. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Anderson spent
Sunday afternoon with MI. Clarence
Clabaugh and family. Mr. Chester
Hill. son of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Hill
who has been at the Reid Hospital for
p couple of weeks, is getting along
nicely. Mr. ard Mrs. Harry Ends
Icy of Frankfort. Ird.. spent few
da"= last week with Mr.. and Mrs: ia,
cob Endsley. :. Mrs Henry Bowen
md son. Robert, Of Union City, spent
Wednesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
NJ Hill Mrs. Humphrey Mikesell
srent Monday evening with her par
rrts. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli HYDE. Mrs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18

AaIe Wnlte, MIS- Sarah Anderson, and
Mrs. John Weidenbaugh spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. John Boren.
Mr.. Haner Coleman spent Saturday
night With his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harding. Mrs. Herman
Thomas and children and Mrs. John
WeldenDangh spent Monday evening
with Mr.. John Boren and family.
Mrs. Ray Policy Is able to be out again
after being Ill for five months. ;. Mr..
and Mrs. Arson Brumfield and Mr.. and
MIS- Willie Rrumfield and son, Wayne,
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Long. OF Centerville.
CASTINE, O.-Clayton McGrin and
daughter Roma were in Richmond
shopping Thursday. ...... Miss Grace
Moore and MT Ralph Hissong spent
thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs,
Ray Denlinger. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Gilfillan and sons Dudley and
Merrill and Miss Helen Aydelotte were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Orla Farsi and daughter Pauline
..... Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Long and
Zindora Long spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Harter at New Madi
Soh' LIZ dlu IhIS. w. "A. 1<OyeS anu
daughter Edna visited J. A. Potts and
family at Union City. Ind, Sunday.
John Shaeffer and William Denlingel
attended church at Oak Grove Sunday
~. Miss Nora Harrison spent Monday
with her brother Marshall Harrison
and family at West Manchester.
Mrs. Orla Farsi called on Mrs. Her
man Shaeffer Tuesday afternoon =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hamlet moved to
their home east of town Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman. and daughter
Helen from West Manchester Tuesday
=. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denlinger spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Baker
! at Pittsburgh. Mrs. Versa Longen
baker entertained the w. M. A. wed
nesday afternoon. The following mem
bers were present: Mrs Josh. Snyder
Mrs. Orla FARSI, Mrs. John Chrismer
Mrs. w. A. Layer, Mrs. Bess Newman
Mrs. Violet Shaeffer. Mrs. Sink. Mrs
Lillian Aydelotte and Mrs. Bertha Gil
Milan. Those attending the regular
meeting of the Friendly Cleric at the
X G.. g. hall Wednesday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TRACER. Mrs Hen
~ Grubbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Orla FARSI