The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-03

ana daughter, Mae, SATURDAY anu sun
day. Mrs. Martha Wood and daugh-
ter, Cora and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Wood nd daughter, Lois, attended the
McAllister reunion at the Mccullough
park at Muncie Sunday. Mrs. Kate
Howell of Muncie is visiting her Sister,
Mrs. Lottie Durbin this week. :. Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Hanson and Misses
Florence Logan and Garnett Worse are
visiting relatives and friends in Ko-
komo, Ind, this week.
NEW WESTvILLE, O.-Mrs. Mary
Hadden and Mrs. Thomas zimmerman
and family spent Monday afternoon in
Richmond. -. Mrs. John MattiX and
daughter Ruby spent Wednesday in
Richmond. Mrs. Thomas zimmerman
and family and Mrs. Mary Hadden
spent Wednesday night and Thursday
with Mrs. Orville Fudge and family.
where Mrs. Hadden's son is employed.
-. Little Robert King is i'll. "a. Mrs.
Stegall entertained Mrs. Coleman
Wednesday afternoon . Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Fudge and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas zimmerman and family,
and father, Lee zimmerman, Mrs. Mary
Hadden and son John. Mrs. Mary
zimmerman and sons, Howard and
Frank, motored to Muncie Sunday to
attend the annual Beeson and Lamb
reunions. 80. Owing to the fact that
Rev. Mitchell was Unexpectedly called
to California. no church services were
held at this place Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell left
Thursday evening on the $40 train
for California, where they will join
relatives. "A pleasant birthday sur
prise was given in honor of Mrs. Bert
Ray, Wednesday evening. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served later in the evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Milo Ste
gall and son, Robert, Mrs. Elsie Hicks
and daughter Catherine, Miss Essie
Ballenger, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Am
! norman and family, Howard and
Frank zimmerman, Homer Brewer
Misses Lairna and Minerva Breese
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ray and family.
-. Mrs. Mary zimmerman has been
very i'll the last few days but is slow.
| ~ improving $500. Miss Dorothy Pry
| fogle and Mr.. Kenneth Pryfigle have
| returned to their home in Columbus
They have been visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Pry
! fogle.
PERSHING, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs
| Streuver and daughter of Cincinnati
o., have been guests of Rev. and Mrs
| Schrlmer the past week. The pref
ty home of Mrs. A o. Montgomery
| has been sold to Mrs. Malinda Bertsch
Mrs. Bertsch will reside here. =. Mrs
John Hicks and children have gone t
| Michigan TO visit Mrs. Hicks mothel
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smeltz o
Lancaster. Pa, are visiting Mr.. anC
! Mrs. Frank Winter. -. The penny sup
per given by the Odd Fellows banC
was a decided success. One of tn,
largest crowds in Pershing for man,
years was in attendance; $145 wa
taken in of which about 800 wa
profit. Among those present at MI
and Mrs. George Richardson's Sunda,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Raphy Lamb AM
J family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lamb, Hill
am Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn Rich
. ardson and family. Mrs. NJ. V. Co
| of Kentucky was accompanied by Mrs
: Raphy Lamb as far as Middletowr
| O., where the latter will visit her sis
ter. -. Wilbur Briar who has been il
: the United States cavalry, statione
, in Texas, the past IA months, is nov
? home.
/ HAGERSTOWN. Ind-Mrs. E. F
Bernhard and daughters, Edna an
Marie. went to Cincinnati, O., Wee
nesday to be weekend guests of Mr.!
Bernhardt's mother, Mrs. OFT Mr.!
|, Ida Lawson entertained Sunday M
and Mrs. Grant McSherry and son c
Dayton, o., Mr.. and Mrs w. w He
wig, Miss Aida Baker of Brookvillt
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Working and daugl
: ter, Miss Olive. Harry Walker n
: turned Thursday from Cincinnati
where he visited relatives. .. Mr.. an
Mrs. Miles Lamar attended the r.
union of the Boys and Girls of 1850 q
Muncie last week. Mrs. Lamar is
member, being born in 1850. Mr.
l Mollie Allen returned Saturday frol
Connersville, where she visited rel
tives. e. . Mr.. and Mrs. George Dutr
entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. an
Mrs. Benjamin Hawkins and famil,
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kerr and daugl
ter, Esther. of near Mooreland, NJ
e and Mrs. Emmett Moore and Mis-
/ Anna Wine. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roc
\ and daughter, Esther Jean, wei
r guests of Mrs. Roots brother, Luthe
\ Dinkle. =. Jesse Sells, Mrs. Leslie Ha
= field. Mrs Bertha Gunkel and Mis-
4 Josephine Foyst motored to Richmon
4 Wednesday and Miss Foyst underwel
$ an operation, having her tonsils T
4 moved $50. E. A. Dixon was critical
, i'll Tuesday night with indigestion.
Mrs. Charles Craig of Newcastle spel
Wednesday with Ida Lawson. -. tt
Christian Aid society will meet in II
=, basement of the church Tuesday al
y ernoon, Sept. 6, 20 sew The NJ.
Sunday school annual picnic was he
II at Glen Miller park, Richmond, We
+ nesday. -. Rev. B. A. Hartley past
e of the Christian church, and sever
Y boys Of the Sunday school spent Sc
eral days camping near Jacksonbu
o this week. The Misses Mae al
n June Brooke, of Newcastle, Pa, wi
If were guests of their uncle, r.
n Brant and Prof. and Mrs. Phil Cat
e. and families, have returned home