The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-05
Suburban

DUBLIN, Iud.-The Friends quar-
terly meeting held here at the church
was we'll attended. The Rev. Andrew
Mitchell of Richmond delivered
splendid address, after which the bust
ness session was held. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Of Richmond spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stewart Mr.. T. j. Butler
went to Chicago Thursday to meet MS
mother who has been in the west with
her daughter for several months. she
came to indianapolis and will make an
indefinite stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Lucy O'Connell, who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Hood Of Chicago,
came here Friday night and stayed
until Saturday evening with his sister,
Mrs. Linnie Hood. and then went to
Fountain City to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Hoods adopted brother, Thomas
Bremen, held Sunday. Miss Lucille
Johnson of Earlham spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cox of Anderson attended
quarterly meeting Saturday and spent
the night with Mr.. G.. T. Walton and
family. Mrs. Sarah Demaree return
ed Saturday from several weeks visit
in indianapolis. . Mrs. Curtis Grooms
and children of Bradford. O., spent the
. weekend with her parents. A num-
Der from here attended church serV-
ices at Straughns Sunday evening.
Mrs Edna Manifold and children OF
{ Millville spent from Wednesday until
! Saturday with Mrs. George Peed and
/. children. d.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hill
moved back to their home here last
. week. -. Francis Asburys class of the
: NJ. +. church Sunday school met last
: Wednesday Afternoon at the home OF
- Mrs. f. S. Morgan. Tag day given
by the patrons of the library here to
I help defray expenses of the library,
3 will be observed Thursday, March 10.
= -. Mrs. Silas Marshall is critically i'll.
. -. Mrs. Cora Shawley is i'll. Misses
q Edith Ogborn and Lulu Huddleston
spent the weekend with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Huddle-
. ston at Fountain City. Mrs. Edna
Ohmit and Mrs. Harry zimmerman were
Z hostesses for the Mothers club at the
: formers home last Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Frank Oler read very
. interesting paper and the program was
!. enjoyed by all present. Mrs. J. G..
s Johnson entertained a number Of
! friends Monday afternoon at her home
: in honor of her niece. Mrs. L. B. Hiatt,
& who was enroute from New York to
her home in Palisade, Col. Mrs. John
3 son had a very nice program consist
! ing of readings and music. -. During
: the social hour a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess. Guests present
were Mrs. E. S. Morgan Mrs. Thomas
Henby, Mrs. Hunnicutt, Mrs. G. F..
3 Herbst, Mrs. O. f. Stewart, Mrs. p. NJ.
3 Thomas, Mrs. Opal Walton. Mrs Frick-
er, Mrs. Frank Oler, Mrs. Aldo Cain,
: Mrs. T. ]. Butler. Mrs. Forest Macy,
Mrs. B. L. Hiatt and Mrs. E. B. Hiatt.
= =. The Walnut Level lodge and Jack
: sonburg lodge will have work Satur-
Z day night at the l. O. O. F. lodge here.
E A large crowd is expected. ). Funeral
& services for Mrs. John Smaller were
s held at the home Sunday afternoon.
Rev. F. c. Knowles had charge.
4 Interment was in the South cemetery.
& 49,. Mrs Minnie Murray is quite i'll.
Mrs. Robert Stewart was called to
( Centerville Tuesday morning by the
illness of the little daughter of Mr.. and
& Mrs. Clyde Watt. ). Mr.. and Mrs. w.
e. Floyd entertained at dinner Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schune-
man of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hess, Mrs. Flora Ferguson Of Milton,
Miss Celia Huddleston, Miss Bertha
Swift and Mr.. William Schuneman, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Schun.
; eman's first wedding anniversary.
E Mrs Sarah Hedgepeth returned to her
\ home in Union City Friday after two
: weeks visit with relatives and friends.
80. Miss Lora Henly of Mooreland.
Z spent Saturday and Sunday here with
her parents !. Mr.. Eubanks and fam
lily moved here Tuesday from Corners
vile to Mr.. Edgar Huddleston's prop
erty. !. Master Charles G. Guilford OF
Indianapolis is here visiting his grand