The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-25

at Alexandria, Ohio. . Miss Nola Saw
age spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. !
Paul O'Neal. While coming over from
indianapolis she was in collision OF
two interurban cars near Hizer's sta
ton and received a bad cut on her
face as a result of the accident. ....
Mrs. Cora Cook has returned from a
two weeks visit with her brother in
Michigan. Mrs Alice Leitner of
Dublin is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Nels Carlson. . Jesse Ruby and
family spent Sunday with relatives at
Rushville. Mrs. Kate Jones of Ok
cana, Ohio, is spending this week with
her sister Mrs. Bent George Miss
Laura Bertsch returned the latter part
OF the week from a visit with friends
and relatives at Findlay and Dayton,
Ohio. Her brother Ed, who accom-
panied her, returned to Indianapolis
Monday morning. =. H. l.. Johnston
and family have moved into their new
home on Spruce street. The Johnston
property on Main Cross street will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lambertson.
-. Mrs. l.. d. Stackhous was the
| over Sunday visitor of her mother,
Mrs. Chamberlin, and sisters. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. John Smelser and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Clifford George of College Cor
ner, visited relatives in Newcastle
! Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stew
ems were Sunday guests in Newcastle
THE Friends church was packed
Sunday night for the second session
/ of the union revival services, which
/ have been growing in interest and at
| tendance. Rev. Cassel gave one of her
| excellent sermons on "Watchman,
What of the Night" Tuesday evening
the service will be at the Friends
| Methodist church for the next four
7, church, after which they will go to the
nights. All are invited to attend these
| meetings.
| LIBERTY, Ind.-Mrs. Louisa Phenis
who has been seriously i'll of pneu-
monia at her home in Liberty, is slow
ly improving =. Miss Icera Swafford
who has been attending school came
home Wednesday to spend vacation,
while the teachers were at Indianap-
/ oils. Mrs. W. P. Kennedy spent last
j week in South Bend, Indiana, the
guest of relatives at that place. $500.
Frank Burt and family who have been
residing in Liberty the past year NOV
ed back to their farm last week. ....
: Mrs. J. T. Morgan and sister, Miss
Mariana Wilson, visited Miss Minnie
Morgan at Christ's hospital, Cincinnati
last week. DR.. Joseph Rose of Wash
ington, D. c., visited his mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Johnson, and his son, Joseph
Rose for few days recently Mr..
and Mrs. James Huntington are enter
tanning son, James, Jr., since Oct. Il
e. Harry Showalter and family who
have been residing south of Liberty
, on the Mullen farm will soon locate in
! ConnerSville. 80. Dr. and Mrs J. T.
Bradley who formerly resided in
, Brownsville but moved to Indianapolis
about two years ago, will soon locate
, in Centerville 49,. Friends here have
, received the announcement of the mar
, riage Of Miss Bessie Egan, daughter
, of Frank Egan of Denver, Colorado
to Joseph Guerin of that place, the
, bride was graduate of Liberty high
school few years ago. 100 Mr.. anG
= Mrs. j. nj. Jefferson and daughter
: Miss Bertha, entertained at theil
/ home on East Spnenary street las
| Sunday with a family dinner. Those
. who enjoyed the occasion were: Mr.
\ and Mrs. Glen Jefferson of Hamilton
, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saylor OF
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and daugh
!. ter, Mary and son, Jack, all of College
I Corner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jefferson
Y and Miss Bertha Jefferson OF Liberty
Y and Mrs, Sarah hurry Of Dayton.
q w. E. Rose and family will soon oc
/ cupy their residence on Market street
e LYNN, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs Richart
:. Williams, of Richmond, were in at
l. tendance at the Benjamin Green flu
: neral Thursday morning. .. . The Mes
Y senger Ladies held a market at tn,
i Alexander meat market on Saturda,
. morning and cleared a neat little sun
e for the society. Mrs. Charles Mann
a was a weekend visitor in Indianapo
S lis. IF C. Bentley was a business
L visitor in Indianapolis Saturday. A
II yet no clew to the postoffice robber,
d has been found. Inspectors and de
n tectives are still at work on the case
d -. Miss Ruby Horner received
I. badly sprained wrist while endeavol
ing to crank an auto Thursday. N
bones were broken. =. Earl Benso
+ will speak at the Friends church o.
) Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
1 VIII Swain spent Sunday in OXFORD
. = o., the guests of their daughter, Mis-
u Mildred Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. job
u Carter were the weekend guests c
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Ban Carter at Geneva
/ Ind. :. Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Hinsha,
!, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. an
! Mrs. Allie Hinshaw :. Ralph Wrigh
:. has accepted position in Acton, Ind
!. as cashier of a bank at that place H
:, left Friday for his new work Mr.,
: Julia Thomas remains in the sam
:, serious condition. :. %. A. Frazier
!: left Saturday for Detroit to visit hi
i son, Orla, who resides there, and wi
= return with Mrs. Fraziers, who ha
: been their guest for the last tw
Il weeks.
a NEW MADISON, O.-Mrs. Thoma
= Eubank visited over Sunday with he
II nephew, Ernest Minton, and family,
10 Fit. Wayne. Mrs. Martha Hagema
is and Mrs. Lem Bussard attended til
+ funeral of Yves. Bussard at German
r. town Friday DR.. and Mrs. Lowr
h spent Sunday in Dayton. Mrs. Ge
al Harter spent last week in Richmon
g with her SON Milroy Mrs Marth