The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-25

returned home Sunday evening. .....
Edith Harrison sang at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and Louise
Harrison gave reading.
NEW MADISON, O.-Miss May
Mikesell is visiting with her uncle. O..
r. Mikesell and family in Columbus
Mrs. Hulda Coovert of Eldorado
and Miss Elizabeth Richards of Mi
amsburg were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Murray several days last
week. -. Mrs. Anna Muchner spent
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Louisa
Smoker :. Mss Janet FLAG who has
been confined to her bed for some
time is improving Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brown, Noah Brown. John
Brown and daughter, Edith, are visit
ing relatives in Maryland, making the
trip by auto. /. James Pence and fam
lily from Preble county visited Mrs.
Elizabeth Barnhart Sunday. Mrs.
Barnhart returned with them for a
visit of several days. Mrs. Henry
Candy who has been seriously sick is
improving :. +. Ernest Minton and fam
| lily of FIT. Wayne visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eubank. :. Mrs.
Mary Murray of Oxford spent last
week with relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Harding of Red Key, Ind,
| spent Wednesday, and Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pickens. .....
Evelyn Duckwall of Greenville spent
!, several days last week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Myrtha Duckwall. :. Mr..
! and Mrs. John Ginger of New Paris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Flatter of
| williamsburg spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Noggle north of town. i.
/ Rev. Roy Smoker and family of
Springfield and Rev. w H Smoker
and family of this place were dinner
guests last Monday of Mrs. Izetta
Smoker and family and Miss Edna
| Jones.
Mrs. Herschel Billheimer of Troy,
| spent last week with Dr. Glen and
] family. !. /. Mrs. ]. D. King was treat
! ed to birthday surprise last Wednes
i day evening by several of her friends
! -. Johnnie Fisher of Richmond spent
last week here with his uncle, James
Park and family. George Trimble
and family entertained as their Sun
day guests, her father George Alexan
/ der, her sister, Mrs. Ora Moody oil
Lynn, and her brother. Joe Alexander
and family, from near Arba. Miss
{, Olive Puterbaugh spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Walter Rhoads
near Eldorado. :. Mrs. Milroy Hartel
4 of Richmond, visited Sunday with rel
atives here. Mr. and Mrs Paul Sill
man of Greenville, formerly of this
, community are the parents of a son
do TOR
ginia, and son, R. D., of Springfield
spent several days last week witt
Rev. w. H. Smoker and family
Sunday, July 81, at the Greenvill
fair grounds, the United Brethren
church will hold Sunday school an,
] church services in the large ampithea
ter building. DR.. Battdorf of the FRS
= U. B. church of Dayton, will be tn
} prlclnpal speaker, but all pastors Wi
. be invited to give short talks.
1 The best wheat yield reported S
:. far is that of A. p Noggle, whose Gro
: threshed out 128 bushels from fiv
0 and three-fourths acres. Walter Co
!. Inns, formerly Of this town, has bee
a employed as superintendent of th
! West Alexandria schools. Miss Ethe
Mikesell from near Union City, i
n 1ICl hluS at tllC FTeC6TlC restaurant.
Miss BERTHE Clark had her tonsil
$ removed at Greenville last Wednes
day. Her father and Miss Mary Fla
a ter accompanied her. =. Sunday after
g noon the funerals of Andrew Bobber
meyer and Hillie Bussald, who bot
lost their lives overseas, were preacl
ed at the Universalist church. by tn
J. Revs. Smeleker and Engle, of the [
: B. church. Bobbenmeyer was the so
+ of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bobbel
meyer of Greenville, who formerl
lived here, and Bussard was the so
:, of Mr.. and Mrs. Len Bussard, of thi
4 place. A great crowd was in attent
v ance among them being a numbe
. of soldier boys from Greenville.
; Paul Phillips is suffering from a yer
]. sore foot, which was injured at til
time of the fire on the tenant farm
~ DR.. Rush, west of town, where h
!, lives. The fire, which destroyed til
i barn, is supposed to have been cause
: by spontaneous combustion of som
e new hay. -. Mr. and Mrs Samu
=. Stump had as their guests from Thur
, day to Saturday, their nieces, Misse
a Nellie and Ruby Hawkins, daughter
!; of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hawkins, WI
:. moved to Alabama last spring. TT
= girls were enroute to their new hom