The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-28

and Mrs. Teale of Hagerstown spent
a part of last week with Mr.: and Mrs.
James Brown. :. Mrs. Albert Sher-
man, Mrs. Walter Sherman, Mrs.
Harry Conrad with their children
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs Smith
last week. Mrs. Ola Oatley deliv-
cred the sermon at the Friends
church Sunday morning. Arthur
Cheesman and family, Jesse Lambert
and family, Eugene Fender and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Peelle, Frank
Bull and daughter Bessie were among
those from this place who attended
the community meeting at Cambridge
City Sunday. Miss Mabel Hosier,
recently graduated from the state
normal, received life license as a
teacher, which entities her to teach
any place in Indiana or is transfer
able to any state in the union. Misses
Ruby Leeds and Elizabeth Lashley
hold similar licenses. The teachers
for the coming term in the schools
here have been re-employed with the
exception of Mrs. Mabel Mahin. whose
place will be filled by Miss Bertha
Beeson. The Kappa Sigma Pi boys
cleared $500 at the ice cream fes-
tlval Saturday evening . Mrs. Sara
Ali and Miss Rebecca Ali of Mowea-
qua, ILL.,, are here for few days
visit with Mrs. Ahl's son, Thomas
Ali and family. :. Dorothy Jean and
Dale Jackson and Mary Louise Hiatt
of Spiceland are here for a few days
visit with Mrs. Hannah Haisley and
daughter, Bess. -. Mrs. Anna Lashley
has returned from a visit with her
sons at Boston. Miss Mildred Flock
is spending week with relatives in
Dayton, Ohio. &. 4. Mrs. Carr Eliason
has been seriously i'll for the past
week. Mrs. Mary Smoker returned
last week to the home OF her daugh-
ter after spending much of the sum-
mer with her son, William Smoker,
of near Abingdon. Miss Mabel Hos
Ter spent Wednesday evening with
Miss Cecilia Crane Of Richmond. -.
Miss Abbie Hassler, former teacher
of this place, writes to friends here
that she has been given an appoint
ment to the Bengal conference, In
dia, by the Woman's Board of For
eign Missions and will leave this fall
to take up her work there. Miss
Hassler has many friends and is an
active Christian worker. having as
sisted actively in the work of the
Methodist church while teaching here.
=. Mrs. Carrie Stickleman, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Brumfield, all of Rich
mond, were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sullivan and Mrs. Mary Smoker
Sunday !. (. Mr.. and Mrs. Wandell and
babe of Richmond spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knapp. James
Morgan and family of Richmond were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan
Sunday.
NEW GARDEN. Ind-Mr. and Mrs
| Adamson of near Winchester. called
on Mrs Scott Jane Thomas Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Thomas returned
home with her for few days visit.
! :. f. Luther Leibert was called 10 Del
aware, O., Monday on account Of the
death of a brother. :. Clark Shalley
of Marion, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Chenoweth and family,
! Sunday Misses Louise Martin and
Ruby Leibolt are attending the Young
Friends Conference at Earlham..
The Edgewood Baking club met Tues
| day afternoon with the mothers of
! the members as guests. Ice cream was
made and served with cake baked by
| the girls. An interesting program
/! followed, consisting of readings and
/ the singing of original club songs
composed by Ruby Liebert and Mary
Morton. Mrs. Malvin Bontey of Rich
mond, is spending some time with
F., Sarah Jane Thomas. :. Miss Esther
Cook, Sarah Jane Thomas and Mrs.
+! Melvin Bontey called on Gerald Fer
| guson and family Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Ferguson is suffering with badly
sprained ankle, the result of a thresh-
ing accident +. Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Colvin visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
/ Thomas, Sunday Harry Monno-
smith of Springfield, o., spent Friday
with his uncle, Luther Liebolt and
family. F.. Robert Pike visited over
! the week end in Richmond, with his
brother, DIN, and other relatives.
Miss Esther Dodson was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlin Bond Sunday.
Mrs. Ida H. Nicholson. accompanied
/ by Miss Hebe Hunt, of Webster, have
gone to Marion to spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Clark and Miss
/ Lorraine Clark, of Richmond, were the
guests of Mrs. Clarence Morton and
family, Sunday. Isaac Williams
and family spent Sunday with Sam
/ Kern and family, near Williamsburg.
| FAIR HAVEN. O.-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Morton spent Friday afternoon in
Richmond -. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| Barnhart and family. spent Sunday
| afternoon at the home of Will Cline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Heavenridge
| spent Sun6ay with Mr. and Mrs.
James Heayenridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Philpott spent Sunday with
] relatives in Cincinnati Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Morton spent Friday after
noon in Eaton. =. Mrs. Clarence Book
er had an attack of summer grip the
| past week. :. Mrs. Will Bostick and
daughter, Florence, spent Monday
| wit hthe formers daughter, Ethel
and famiyl. .... Matthew Brown and
daughter, Mable, spent Tuesday in
! Hamilton. Miss Leona Shriver has
returned after an extended visit
| through the east. Edna Berman of
Cincinnati spent a few days with Les
! ter Heavenridge and wife 49,. Mrs.
Edith Massey and daughter of Elwood
spent the weekend at the home of
| Will Brown. Mrs. Eva Kenworthy
and children visited Will Brown and
family the first part of this week