The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-23
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LIBERTY, Ind.-Nona Harbit, own
err of a department store of this place
has been in ill heath for sometime
owing to throat trouble. A few DAYS
ago he went to Cincinnati to consult
a specialist and last week began rad
ium treatment at hospital in that
city. He will probably dispose of his
store as advised by his physician. His
many friends hope he will soon regain
his former health. Miss Lulu Ma
Lone who Is teaching at DunlapsviIIe
this year will go to Indiana university
during the summer months. 49,. Mrs.
Alice Wilson is visiting relatives at
Connersville and Everton the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
michel and daughter, Mary, have re-
turned from Palm Beach, Fla. where
they have spent the winter.
Mrs. James Rose, who has been
patient at Christ's Hospital, Cincin-
natl for several weeks, was brought to
her home here Friday. Mrs. Rose con-
tinues to improve in health. THE
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Toole is ill of scarlet fever. Mrs.
Susan Gully, who has been spending
the winter in Indianapolis with her son
Charles and family, returned home last
months. The Delta Theta Tau held
its regular meeting last Tuesday even
ing. Miss Estaline Owens was selected
as social delegate and Miss Martha
Page as business delegate to the
national convention at FIT. Wayne in
June. The. sorority voted to give a
musical in Liberty in the near future,
home talent will take part in the
program.
Mrs. Pearl Ward was in Cincinnati
, last Friday. 800. Mrs. Flora McMahan
Eppley, 60 years old, died in Cincin-
natl last Wednesday. She was a Sis
| ter of Miss Louie and William Nc
| Mahon of this place. Her husband
/ died several years ago. Mrs. Eppley's
| funeral occurred last Friday afternoon
| at O'Clock. Burial was made at West
| Point. The churches of Liberty are
] conducting union services this week.
DR.. w. H. Reynolds of the Presbyter-
| ian church, Rev. James Teeter of the
Disciple church, and Rev. Z. P. levitt
of the NJ. f. church, are preaching
interesting sermons. A song service
! relating to Easter will be held at the
| M. E. church next Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Williams was in Cincinnati
| the first of the week. The Rev. Tee
| tiers has resigned his pastorate of the
Disciple church of Liberty and will
take pastorate at St. Louis, Mo.
| Miss Mildred Lackey, a graduate nurse
of Battle Creek. Mich. is here visiting
| friends and relatives E A Kitchel
| and family attended the Farmers fed
| Grafton at Hanna's Greek Friday night
Mrs. Albert Meyers, residing south
| of Liberty has been quite i'll of pneu
| Do0nja hnt iS MrS
Jessie Becker and sister, Miss Mayme
Lewis of Delaware. came recently to
spend several weeks with their sister
Mrs Enoch Maze. They formerly re
sided in Liberty. =. Mrs. ]. w. Schulz
was in Hamilton this week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Loyde Wilson.
Mrs. Irene Beeler and daughter Esth
er who have been spending several
weeks at Martinsville returned home
last week. The farmers federation
of Union county will donate corn fol
the starving people of Europe. A. Dor
sci will shell the corn at his milling
elevator. Mrs. Elmer Robin is seri
ously ill of pneumonia and complica
lions at her home south of town.
Mrs. Charles DRAPER recently enter
tanned her Bible class of the Presby
terrain church a fine time was enjoy
ed and refreshments were serVed..
The Bible class of the NJ Z. church
taught by Mrs. Alice Wilson, met al
the home of Mrs. Sherman Bias las
Thursday afternoon A number O
the members were present. A goo(
program was given after which a so
cial time was the feature of the meet
ing. Light refreshments were served
William Rose and family arrived
home from Palm Beach, Fla, last Fri
day
MIDDLEBORO, Ind.-Mr and Mrs
Carl Gates and daughter Mary visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chenowetl
Sunday. The thirty-first weddins
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs Fran Al
len was remembered Sunday by rela
lives in the form of surprise. Will,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen were at church
the following guests brought well
| filled baskets: Mr. and Mrs Free
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Var
nauff and daughter Alice. Mrs. Fran
ces Kirkpatrick and Mr. and Mrs