The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-05
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son OF LOSantv1lIe, VISITED Howard
Johnson and family last week. Miss
Grace Pottenger left Saturday fol
DeLand. Fla, where she will spent
the remainder of the winter. Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. Beard and daughter
Mary. visited Mr.. and Mrs Adam Eby
Miss India Stanford. of Richmond
spent the week end with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Druley..
Harry Peck attended the funeral OF
Robert Harris at Peru, Monday. Mr.
Harris was an engineer on the c.
& O.. :. Mrs. Will Oxer spent Tues
day at Kitchel with Mrs. Harry Allen
Mrs. Earl Campbell of Richmond spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.
Beard. Mrs. John Long returned
to, Cincinnati Wednesday,. Mr.. Gull
lip, of Peru, visited his sons, Will and
A. II. Cullip last week.
MILTON, Ind Mr.. Charles Davis
arrived Tuesday night from Chicago
where he went with Mr.. Fred Miller
superintendent of the Rex Manufacture
ing company of Connersville, to at
tend the automobile show. -. Charles
Shank, who is suffering from cancer
of the throat, is in very serious con
dition. His brother, James Shank
from south of Richmond, spent Sunday
with him.. Mrs. Malinda Crawford
who lived in Milton for many years
died Tuesday at the home OF her son
in Greensboro. Mrs Vene Beeson
was called to Lewisville Thursday by
the death of her cousin, Mrs. Henry
Lail. Mrs. Wilbur Hunt and daugh
ter of Cincinnati, have been visiting
Mrs. Anna Hoshour -. The Eastern
Of Tnoc1ov ounniro After the
business period two course luncheon
was served by a committee of Cam
bridge City men. The Embroidery
club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Oliver Wallace. Three new mem
bers were received into the club. Mrs
Henry Larson, Mrs. Charles Nugent
and Mrs. Harry DOty.. The Cary
club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Edgar Beeson. The following pro
gram was given: 'Indiana's Part in
American History" Mrs. George ke1
sey; History of Suffrage in Indiana,
Mrs. w. p. Moore; reading, "The Hoo
sier Nest" Miss Mary Caldwell; song
Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Squier, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Doty. E. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kinney spent Sunday at Richmond
with Mrs. Emma Fulghum. Messrs
Ray Swallow Eben Louck, Charles
Jordan and Oliver Nusbaum were at
Milton Tuesday to attend the directors
meeting of the Washington Township
bank. Many tickets have already
been sold for the minstrel show to be
given Wednesday, Feb. 9, at Grange
hall. .Delmar Doddridge has entered
Indiana university for the second sem
esters work. :. Mr.. and Mrs James
Murphy spent several days this week
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and Mrs. Ozro Daley spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Higham
Mrs. Roy Mills, who has been spend,
ing some time with her mother. Mrs
Charles Ferris, who is seriously i'll
left Wednesday for her home in
Straughn. Mrs. Moore of Connersville
is now the nurse for Mrs. Ferris =.
Mrs. Nora Scott gave a dinner party
Wednesday in honor of the Goth birth
day OF her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Dali
rymple. Mrs. Henry Hess entertain
ed at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Miss Mella Floyd,
Mr.. Everett Floyd and Miss Celia Hud-
dleston of Dublin, in honor of the 10th
birthday anniversary of her mother,
Mrs. Flora Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.inville Wallace had as guests recent
~ Lester Doneker and sister, Ruth
Mrs. Albert Newman was made a
member of the 500 club at the recent
meeting with Mrs. Harry Manlove
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Newhart at the home of Mrs. Lycurgus
Beeson. Mr.. Orville Irwin of Chi
cago has been visiting Milton rela-
tives. Grandmother Crist was 95
d ars old Thursday. Mrs. Theo. Crist
entertained Mrs. Sallie Beeson at din
ner in her honor. :. John Posey Jones
IS walking on clutches as a result of
a sprained ankle while playing basket
ball at Cambridge City Tuesday even
ing Rev. Mccormick was at New
castle Tuesday to preach funeral.
Miss Nelson of Centerville was the
guest of Miss Leia Morrow Thursday
afternoon.
LYNN Ind.-Mrs. Maude keinzle is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hecker
spending the week in Richmond, the
guest of Mrs. Rella Chenoweth and
other relatives. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Quay
Bretley and son David of Valparaiso,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jarrett for a few days. The little
children of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hiatt.
who have been seriously ill for some
time, are reported as improving. 80.
Parks Anderson of Richmond, was a
business visitor in Lynn Tuesday in
the interest of the Colvin Construction
company. Mrs. Bert Ellis. who has
heen the guest at the home of Mr..