The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-07
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CENTERVILLE, Ind.-Mrs. Bessie
Study of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Davis of Hiser's Station, and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Hoover of near Center
vile we're guests of Mrs. Flora King
Wednesday. =. The Odd Fellows and
Rebeccas and their families will hold
their annual picnic next Sunday in
Maple Wood park. All members are
urged to be present with well-filled
baskets. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford George
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Ardery of
College Corner spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smelser. Mr. and
Mrs. William Helm of Oklahoma spent
last week with Mrs Cora Wilson and
daughters. Mr.. Helm is a brother to-
Mrs. Wilson. 49,. The ladies of the
Methodist Aid society have a number
of comforts on hand for lacking and
will be grateful to anyone who will
drop in and nelp for an afternoon at
the basement of the church. Miss
Zelda Gould is preparing to leave in
few days for course in music at
DePauw university -. Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Oskins have moved into The
Wright property recently vacated by
Frank Bartholomew Mr. Oskins has
assumed his duties as station agent.
-. H. l.. Johnston is making extern
slve improvements on his property on
Spruce street, which he intends to &C.
cupy as his home when finished. -.
Frank Buhl, Walter Russell and John
Sullivan Joined party of friends from
Richmond and camped at Feeders
Dam over Labor Day. H. H. Peelle
is taking an outing in Michigan where
his daughter, Mrs. Tracy Clark. is
spending a few weeks for her health.
1.-The regular meeting of the East
ern Star will open Friday evening
Let every member make an effort to
be there and start things going again.
Charles Commons visited for a few
days with his mother. Mrs Walter
Commons. Mrs. Donald Lantz and
children of Indianapolis are here for
a few days visit with her brother,
Walter Dunbar and other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Pfieffer and Mr. and
Mrs. stephen Jackson of Greenfield,
| spent the latter part of the week with
Dr. and Mrs. Moore. -. Mr.. and Mrs
| Leroy Kimmel and Mrs Frances Fen
/ der have returned after spending if
teen days camping at the Richmond
| chautauqua. Mr.. and Mrs John Sui
Ivan and DR. and Mrs. Moore attended
/ the state fair at Indianapolis this
| week. William Hannigan was oper-
ated on at Reid hospital Sunday for
| appendicitis, and is in a serious con-
| dition. Mr.. and Mrs. William La
| mott of Muncie. and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
| bert Keller of Chicago, are guests this
wee kof Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Lamott
Miss Lucille Ford left Monday to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the
Hamilton, O., schools. =. DR. Ford has
| returned from visit with relatives
at different towns in Dearborn county.
The Cleaners class of the Metho-
! dist Sunday school had one of their
| famous class parties at the home of
| Mrs. Flora King Tuesday evening.
| The attendance was good and refresh
| ments added to the pleasure of the
evening. The Woman's Home Mis-.
! sionary society of the NJ E. church
| Will hold its regular meeting Thurs
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ed Smith, assisted by Mrs. Fred Hart
! ley About one hundred of the men
! and women of the community attend.
ed the farmers federation meeting at
| the school house Monday evening and
| listened to the opinions of Earl Craw-
lord OF near Milton on the proposed
/ amendments to the constitution. Mr.
| crawford was well informed and
pointed out advantages and disadvant.
ages in different amendments. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer McConaha were here
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Nc
! Conaha and other relatives. Mr.. Nc
Conaha has just returned after spend.
ing several months in the Orient, in
the interest of an automobile firm.
! WHITEWATER, Ind.-Misses Der
nice and Frances Burt have returned
home after few days visit with there
brother, Ross Burt, and wife of Jack
son, Mich. -. Mrs. SADIE WallingforC
snPnf La ST SatIrdn1 rr-itl A.