The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-04
GLEGRAM, RICHMOND, ND. THURSDAY, AUGUST A, i

Hindman have returned from the
lakes. :. Henry Teetor and Vellet
Benbow returned from Lake James
Friday. :. Mrs Morris Harrison and
daughter, Miss Freda, spent a few
days at Green's Fork last week, Mrs.
B. A. Hartley will go to Winona Sat-
urday to spend week or ten days
with her husband, Rev. Hartley. who
is taking seven weeks Bible course
there. Rev. Hartley will not hold
preaching service until Aug. 81, the
church having given him vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ballenger,
Of Chicago, are visiting their parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ballenger. Mr.
and Mrs. Darwin Durbin, accompanied
by Mrs. Tony Hardig, left in their
automobile Friday for Nitro, w Va,
Mrs. Hardig's home. She has been
here several weeks on account of the
illness of her father, Harry Parsons.
Mrs. Sarah Binkley is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keagy are suf-
fering from poison from coming in
contact with poison ivy. i. !. Mrs. R. B.
Worl went to Richmond Monday
Daniel B. Clark and bride, who were
married at Whittier, Calf, were
guests Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Ada
Thurston and Mrs. Laura Gebhart
-. Miss Dexter Peckinpaugh and
Mark Peckinpaugh were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Chadwick at In
! dianapolis from Saturday until Mon
day. The chimney on Charley
Hartys house was struck by lightning
Monday night and partly torn down.
The chimney had to be taken
down. Lightning struck the chimney
at Miss Allie Thornburg's residence
about midnight Monday. No other
damage was done to her home. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Duggins enter.
! tanned Mr.. Duggins' sister, Mrs John
Boise, of Maxim, H., Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. George Lilley accompanied
, by Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Brown left
! Sunday for Bradford, Pa, where they
will visit relatives.
! CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind-Mr. and
! Mrs. Frank Parson of Richmond, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Taylor of New
castle and little Miss Susie Dicker
son of Richmond visited Mrs. Laura
/, Richey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Shirley visited Mrs. Mary Shirley al
the Richmond hospital Sunday and
found her improving in health. -.
Mrs. I. N. Falls was in Indianapolis
Tuesday attending the fall millinery
opening. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray War
fel, of Hagerstown, visited Mrs. Laura
Richey Friday. :. Mrs. Raymond Fer
guson visited in Indianapolis las
week. -. B. H. Ault and daughter
Eleanor, of Chicago, were guests o.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Ault
and sister, Miss Hattie, recently. :.
c. E. Kirkwood and family of Con
stantine, Mich, recently visited B. F
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stef
fly will attend the Raleigh retail con
vention at Delphi this week. i. 5. Mrs
Charles Huddleston has been ill tn,
past few days.. The condition o
Miss julia Kiess who fractured he
hip some two months ago, is much i'm
proved. She is now able to sit up, anC
is gradually regaining her strength
| WILLIAMSBURG, O.-Mr. and Mrs
Otto Downing of Richmond were tn
dinner guests of Mr.. Gaar Armacos
and family Sunday. Among the Glel
Miller picnickers Sunday were ClaI
ence Chenoweth and son Howard, MI
and Mrs. c. A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. S. e
Mikesell, Stanley Downing and fam
lily, Ernest Chenoweth and family, Bel
Richards and family and Miss ROM
Simpson. Mr.. Isaac Trimble an,
family spent Sunday with Mr. an
Mrs. Jake Pentz of Viewers Station
-. Mrs. Harry Marquis and children