The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-19
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FObN AIN Cll L, lHQ.-MT. anu
Mrs. Frank Tailor left Saturday for
months stay in Muncie.. =. The Meth
odist Aid society had a market in
Cooper's creamery Saturday. Mrs.
Emma Brennan and daughter Grau
spent Sunday in Richmond The
Friends Church held their Sunday
school in the schoolhouse Sunday.
Fred Davis and family of Indianapolis,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Davis. -.
Miss Ellen Druley, of Eaton, Ohio,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Clark Nc
Mutt. Samuel Alexander has pur-
chased the Charlie Person property
Mr. and Mrs. Vergal Spencer, of New
Madison, took Sunday dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Spencer. Mr..
Everett and family. of Straughn Sta
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Macy
took Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Macy. Frank Williams and
family of Williamsburg, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams
Robert Huff, of Earlham college, spent
saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Or. and Mrs. 0. n. Huff Miss FAY
kem of Earlham, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kem.. DR.. and Mrs. o. n Huff en-
lertained at Saturday dinner Mrs.
Elmer Barnes and children. Robert
Fluff and Herold Peterson and bride,
Of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Peterson ex-
pect to sail Nov, 2, for India. They
viii engage in Y. NJ c. A. work.
Z. j. Huddleston and family motored
to Dublin to see Mr.. Huddleston's
mother, who is ILL.,. Alma and Eva
Charles spent Sunday with Elneathan
Charles, of Williamsburg The IL
brary has a new box of books from
the travelling library at indianapolis.
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas motor.
ID TO Losantville, Saturday. Mr.
Charles Harter and family. of Maze
Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Whence CRAZE, of New Madi
son, called on Mrs. Thomas Bloom
Sunday afternoon. The following
PEOPLE attended Friends Bible school
institute held in Winchester. Sunday
Afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart
", Mrs. Rena Macy, Mrs Marquis
Thomas, Mrs. Elger Clements, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rank, Mrs. Ray Swain, Mrs. LoyC
Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinshaw, Mis-:
Grace Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs Milo Brown
Mrs. Emma Hunt and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Barnes.
BLOOMINGTON. IND-Mr. an
Mrs. Royce Bales are the parents o
a son, which arrived at their home
Wednesday, Oct IL. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Meredith were the dinner guest,
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Willard MOI
ton. Mrs. Charles Stevens with he
little granddaughter, Juanita Reece
left on Friday for Detroit. Mich
where she will visit her son, Homer
and her daughter Mrs. Gertrude Reec
for few days -. Mr.. and Mrs. Or
Thomas entertained at dinner Sur
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ward an
Mr., Arthur Ward of Cnionport an
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and childre
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clarke of Wiz
chester and Mr. and Mrs. w. w. New
man were evening callers. Rev
Neola johnson and husband went t
Jericho, Sunday, where she filled he
regular preaching appointments.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Newman made
business trip to Richmond, Friday an
had dinner with their son, Howar
and wife. 80. Mrs. Clyde Hockett an
children spent Saturday night an
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howar
Hockett. of near Fountain City,.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cox, of VIII
chester, came Saturday evening t
spend a few days here with the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hockett
.Lora Garrett was the Sunday CUES
of Ruth lsenberger. $3.50 Miss Mari
Washer, Miss Pauline York. Mis-
Alice Chamness and Mis- Gladys Mu
ray were the evening guests of Mis-
Beatrice Pearson, Sunday .... Mr.
Alice Nichols of Losautsville was til
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs R. |
Thronburg, and with them attende
the dedication services at Cherr
Grove, Sunday afternoon. Mr. an
Mrs. Clarence Washer made a bus
ness trip to Winchester, Saturday
Mr.. Charles Mann arrived home Mo
day morning from Michigan, where b
had been working for several week
LYNN, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Samu,
Hinshaw and family of near Snowhi
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr.
Charles Reece.. Quite number {
our people attended the dedication {
the Cherry Grove Church. Sunday a
ternoon. -. Charles Lyle while pain
ing his residence Saturday fell from
ladder to the ground, but was not il
inred. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wi