The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-26

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Home hotel. Miss Iris and Winfield
Smith visited Sunday afternoon with
DR.. w. G. Brown and family at Lewis
burg. -. Charles Morris and family
spent Sunday afternoon with c. C.
Beck and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Cldye
Reynolds of Arcanum were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Monebrake
-. .Mesdames John Gauch and Frank
Oehler called on Chester Fowble and
family and Miss Katie Waldren Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Allen Petry and
children returned to their home near
Eaton after spending the week with
Henry Howard and family 49,. John
Gauch and Jonathan Gray transacted
business Friday in Richmond. The
third number of the lecture course
was given Monday evening by Marion
Ballou Fisk, entertainer and cartoon
list, at the l., o. o. F. hall. She is an
artist of exceptional ability and por-
trays her sketches in a highly enter
tanning manner with wonderful gift
for story telling. The next number
is scheduled for Feb. 8. John Wal
dren. ST., will hold a public sale near
Fit. Jefferson on Friday. The Wom-
ans Bible class of the Christian
church will serve the dinner. Mrs.
Joe Lanning of Lewisburg spent We'd
nesday with Isaac Christman and fam
lily.
LIBERTY, Ind.-The committee of
the M. e. church has secured the Rev.
E. P. Jewett of Indianapolis to preach
here until April L. He will continue
to reside at that place and come here
every Sunday. DR.. LaRue, pastor of
the church, who is sojourning in Ari-
IONA will return in April and continue
his work here. ..... Mrs. Elizabeth
Mitchell spent Tuesday in Glenwood. =.
Mrs. Minnie Phares attended the flu
! neral of her sister, Miss Fannie Cliff
ton Tuesday at Everton, Ind. Miss
Clifton had been an invalid for some
time at hospital at indianapolis. -.
! The organized Sunday school class
met with Miss Osborn on East Sem
enary street Thursday. About 80
members were present, and fine
program rendered. Refreshments
were served. William Cameron who
lived west of Liberty, has moved to a
large farm of 500 acres in Rush coun-
ty. H. H. Whitis has moved to the
Cameron farm. =. The teachers of
county seat Saturday Mrs Amy
Howe and sons. Lawrence and Robert
are occupying their residence. the car,
penter work on the house being fin
| ished. John Leah, an aged citizen
of College Corner is seriouly i'll at his
home in that place. Several of Lib
erty citizens attended a Masonic
meeting at Richmond last week and
enjoyed fine banquet. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kitner and wife visited
in indianapolis several days last week
-. Mrs. w. E. Norris and daughter,
Catherine, were guests of Miss Ruth
Morris in Cincinnati last week. .....
Mrs. Estella Henry of near Corners
vile visited relatives here last week
..... The adjoining town Brownsville
and community are to obtain a com
mission school located at a convenient
place in the township. =. James Bruke
of near Liberty and Miss Pearl Viii.
| liams of Dayton, O.. were married at
the Sacred Heart church in Dayton.
recently They have moved TO the
Burke farm east of Liberty. ~. A.
briggs is seriously i'll at his home here
-. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Duvall are
/ entertaining Mrs. c. Grosbel of Salt
Lake City, this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Nye are visiting relatives at
I LaPorte. Ind, this week. E. John Bur
F., ris of Pennsylvania is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Union county. Mr..
Burris spent his boyhood days in this
community. Joseph Mcmahon, south
| of Liberty who attended the short
course at Purdue returned to his home
| last week. =. Miss Marjorie Roach en-
tertained the Joan of Arc club Thurs
! day afternoon. Mrs. Philip Dooley
read of the birth and anniversary of
Joan of Arc. Miss Addie Roach read
paper on True Politeness on all Oc-
casions;" Home Uursing" by Miss