The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-26
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DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. - Ambrose
Lafuze with his family motored from
Richmond, Ind, to Phoenix, Ariz., in
Is days. He would have made better
time but found many washouts and
lots of muddy roads in New Mexico.
Mrs. Ida Hubbell and granddaugh-
ter. Alice Hubbell, Mrs. Anna Brrok-
| bank, dined with Martin Groce and
| family at Fairfield Thursday. j. D.
Burris and Earl Crist drove two truck
| loads of fine hogs to Cincinnati Tues
i day Floyd Bond and Robert Tai
bolt spent Monday evening at Alquina
at orchestra practice. Clarence Brand
enburg of Connersville visited his
| mother, Mrs. Alice Brandenburg, here
| Friday Mrs. Ida Hubbell spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Morgan
! in Connersville. Mrs. Della Taylor
! of Quakertown visited her aunt, Mrs.
Alice Brandenburg Wednesday.
/ CARLOS CITY, Ind.--Mrs. VIII
Chamness fell on the street Tuesday
afternoon and fractured a bone in her
ankle . The little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hutchins has been
/ seriously i'll, gut is improving slowly.
-. Charles Raynard has been ill.,.
Mrs. Paul Oler was at the bed
side of her i'll mother, Mrs. Will
! Chamness, Tuesday night and Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Muir
ply called on Mrs. Claude Alyea one
afternoon this week. Milton Moran
has been ill.,. Con Morgan is visit
ing relatives and friends in Williams
burg.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio.-Mr. Volley
Williams, of Georgia, is spending few
days this week with his mother, Mrs.
Emma VILLAS. Mr.. Billman pur-
chased the Rose MikeseH property on
East Elm street. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Thompson, of Richmond, spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Har-
rison .Wora Payne and family and
Chester Williams and family were
Thursday evening guests of Mrs. EN-
ma Williams and son Volley.. Mrs.
|, Mary Wright, of Richmond, spent last
week with Mr.. Stanley Downing and
family Mrs. George Moore and son
, Bert, spent Friday with Mr. Eddie Rife
, and family. Mrs. Ethel Payne and
children, of Greenville, spent the week
, end with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Norris.
: Mrs. Granville McGuff spent We'd
: nesday afternoon at Richmond. =. Mr..
! and Mrs. George Thompson spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Forest Miss Nirena Slick
called on Miss Idris Chenoweth. Mr..
Ralph Jones and family, of Arba, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Reden.
Mr. Pond, of Richmond, was a
visitor here Friday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wessell Mr.. Joe Wes-
sell and family, and Charles and Len
Slick were supper guests of Charles
/, Richards and family Monday evening.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wigs and son,
jof Whitewater, Mrs. Addie Irelan,
Mrs A. w. Meek and Matte Locke
. called on Mrs. Pheba Plat, Friday
A number of young people called
!, ct the home of Mr.. L. V. Mikesell Wed
nesday evening and gave a rousing
serenade to Mr.. and Mrs. &. Z. Brow
ing, of Toledo, Ohio, who were married
Sept. II. Mrs. Browning was Miss
, Edna McCown, formerly OF this place
= They left Friday for their future home
at Toledo.
MILTON. IND.-Homer Du Gran
rut and John Posey Jones are attend
, ! ing Earlham college. Bruce Manlovt
| and Lee Hosea are at Purdue; Miss
|. Blanche Coyne and Dayton Warner
at Ohio state; and Miss Alma Wag
!; ner, Harry Cause and Ernest Jone:
at Indiana: Roderick Mccormick a
g Butler; Delmar Doddridge at Ann Ar
Dor Mrs. Wallace Warren ant
9 daughter Ruth and Fred Doty attend
}. ed the party given Saturday by Dr.
n and Mrs Squier at Glen Miller Il
8 honor of the birthday anniversary o
their son, William Squier. The la
k dies of the Embroidery club and thei
husbands spent delightful evenin;
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nugent
Monday The evening was spen
about a camp fire. Mrs. Walter Rot
ert Templin, Mrs. Albert Newman
Mrs. Beeson and Mrs. Charles Nugen
were the committee in charge. TIL
500 club met Wednesday afternoo
with Mrs. Harry Manlove. Mrs. Ed
Manlove of Indianapolis was a CUES
9 The next meeting will be with Mr.
q Cora Voorhees,. e. Mrs. Alice Ores
D. spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Hol
ID ace Hurst. AT the last meeting c
'e the Woman's Foreign Missionary S;
n ciety of the Methodist church the 70
i, lowing officers were chosen for tn
G. new year: President, Mrs. Samus
Hoshour; vice-president, Mrs. w.
s. Pa rkins: recording secretary, Mr.
It. Park Manlove treasurer, Mrs. Wi
liam Moore; corresponding secretar.
Mrs. Henry McMahan; mite box Gu
OF todians, Mrs. Will Brown and Mr.
n Robert Beeson: program COMMITTEE
lie Mrs. Walter Higham, Mrs. Harol
r. Hoshour and Mrs. Walter Templin.
d. Harry Cause will be home fro
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