The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-21

near Everton. Word was received |
here Monday that Ralph Hustled had !
the misfortune of cutting off his |
thumb with an ak while at work near |
Bath, Ind. - MI. and Mrs. Ed Peek !
of Liberty, attended U. B. church serv- !
ices at Brookville Sunday and dined !
with Clint Dare and Fred Lopez. .....
Gordon Naylor, small son of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Basil Naylor has been seriously |.
i'll. but is a little better. DR.. l. o. |
Allen of Bath was in attendance. -.
Mrs. Bessie Neukam has returned to !
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Frank Brook, after a visit at Brook !
vile and Everton. .Corbin Osborn
of Connersville is staying at the home !
of Paul Affutt. Mrs. George Per
sonette entertained the w. F. NJ. S.
last Friday. A large crowd attended.
The hostess served popcorn and APP
pies. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Eva GreenhOw. = Mrs. Frank
/ Creamor and two sons of Connersville
visited her parents, George Personette
and family last week. Roy Walter
and Mrs. Ella Veal were in Richmond
! Wednesday,. "A number Of P. of p.
lodge members went to Lawel Tues
day night to attend lodge there $500.
! George Jinks and son recently sold
! 10 thoroughbred Jersey cows to a
! number OF different farmers.
| WINCHESTER, Ind.-Mrs. CLYDE C.
Hiatt entertained the Needles and
| Mods, Thursday afternoon, a number
Of guests were present. several from
out of town. The time was occupied
with needlework and cards. Later the
! hostess served elegant refreshments.
! Mrs. J. A. Browne and daughter,
: Mrs. John Cheney. have returned from
i Toledo O.. where they attended the
funeral OF Robert Hopper son of
! Reverand and Mrs. Perry c. Hopper.
! Reverend Hopper was the former
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
this city. Mrs. B. r. Hnshaw enter
tanned the Fortnightly club, Tuesday
! evening. Short sketches were given
of different musical composers Lunch
con was served. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
! Hodgson. of Delphi, are the guests of
i Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Robinson.
Mrs. c. w. Moore, of GreenVille, O.. Is
the guest of Mrs. Ohio Norman.
The Kiwanis club err? ertained Thurs
day evening, with a six o'clock dinner
given at the Methodist church E. E.
Hinshaw spoke on the postal service.
....M Mrs. j. w. Simmons and daughter.
/ Virginia have returned from a short
visit with Indianapolis relatives.
IIr. and Mrs. George 3. Robinson en-
tertained few friends Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Carl Williams, of Akron,
Ohio. is the guest of relatives here
Mrs. John Paul Clark entertained her
bridge club, Monday afternoon. San
elegant luncheon was served Miss
Mary Jane Browne has returned from
q short visit with Indianapolis friends.
Mrs. Kate Smith has returned
from business trip to Indianapolis
$50. MSr. J. NJ. Browne has returned
from q short visit with her mother
Mrs Mary CranOr, at Indianapolis
Mrs. Pierre F. Goodrich entertained Mt
bridge Friday afternoon. in honor of
her mother. c. H. Dugan, of Decatur
-. The Royal Society club entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Gilvie Pierce
Thursday afternoon. A dainty lunch
con was served at members and a num-
Der of friends. Mrs. Timothy Bald
win entertained a number of friends
Thursday afternoon. Needlework oc-
Cupied the time, and dainty lunch
was served late in the evening by the
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce
entertained several friends. Thursday
evening. Five Hundred was played
, Miss Marie Edger is the guest OF
friends at Fort Wayne. Mrs. Nora
Barnes has returned 10 her home in
Columbus, O., after short visit with
!, friends here. -. Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Jaqua entertained a number of young
friends Monday evening. .. Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Cline. of Indianapolis, spent
: a few days here the past week.
Judge A. l.. Bales has granted di-
vorce to Martha r. Norman VS.. Jesse
, T. Norman. o. +. McAllister and
Earl Clear. of Modoc, who were injured
in an automobile accident, near Modoc
are in the Randolph County Hospital.
) this city. in a serious condition Nc
.tlllster suffered a fractured vertebra
and is partially paralyZed. Clear suf-
fered broken collar bone.
Real Estate Transfers.
Jesse T. Norman to Martha r.
Norman, lot IA. southeast square, 81.
= William Lumber Company, Inc. to
Early Lestrum and wife, tract, Wayne
/ township, $1,000.
= Benjamin F. Gray and Lucille to Ed
gar c. Coats. 81 acres. White River
township, $4,000.
Barbara Ellen Alexandria to Louis
E. Black, lot 43, Muma's addition, $3.50.
Silas McGunnigill and wife TO Aman-
da J. McGunnigill, 122 acres, Nettle
Greek township. $4,000.
| Mrs. Edith Mendenhall has been