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

day school. Wednesday evening. A
luncheon was served. Those present
were Misses Alice Swisher, Fay Es-
sig, Russa Moses, Fay Apple, Veta
Apple, Ruth Monkey, Hazel Wellbaum,
Laura Shubert, Ray Moses and Oleson
Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Pat
terson spent Sunday night at Camden
with Mr.. Patterson's- father who is
quite i'll. ..... Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Apgar and Miss Melva Apgar visited
in the country with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Apgar Sunday Clyde Coleman who
is taking course at Miami univers.
.ity, came home Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Apple and child, Lloyd, Wis
tied with Glenn Apple and family Sun
day. .Leota Butt has been quite i'll
with quinsey. -. Glenn Furry and sis
ter, Grace, took i'll last Sunday with
scarlet fever. . Mr.. and Mrs. Selves
ter Andrews returned last week after
spending a couple of months in Florl-
da. Miss Ella Grimes is home after
spending the winter at Hamilton, O..
with her sister. Lowell Focht Is Ill
Mrs. Elmer Pence, who has been
suffering with heart trouble and drop
sy, died at her home here Monday eve
ming about 9 o'clock. Miss Norma
Darrah gave a game party for num-
Der of her girl friends Monday even
ing. Those present were Margaret
Bookwalter. lola Essig, Cleoph Apple,
Kathern Karicofe, Ruth Christmar,
Grace Karicofe, Ruth Furry. Refresh
ments of apples and popcorn balls
were enjoyed by the girls. "A young
peoples meeting will be held at the
Brethren church at o'clock Sunday
Sc coma
and help make these meetings inter
esting. Miss Sara McGrew Will De
leader.
LIBERTY, Ind-Clark Ponder, Of
Billingsville, has been notified that he
has been awarded the mail route No.
4, from Liberty. Jack Woods, who has
been the carrier for years, has retired
on the pension list. Mrs. James
Miller entertained a social club one
day last week. Several interesting
papers We're read by members. A
luncheon of sandwiches, veal loaf. sal
ad and coffee was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Kitchell attended the re-
ception at the Western college, where
their daughter, Miss Ruth kitchell, is
member of the graduating class. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Rude entertained
several friends at dinner Monday eve
ming. An excellent repast was served
and the evening greatly enjoyed.
Those present were Misses Addie and
Grace Maibaugh, Vivian Donthit, Mrs.
Eunice Fahrlander, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Calkins and daughter Mary; Bert
Roach and Thomas Johnson. Mrs.
W. A Fosdick, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Gruver, of
Eaton. has returned to her home south
of town. Mrs. Mary Fahrlander is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sharkey of In
dianapolis.. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Ben
ham have returned from Virginia,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives for some time. Mrs. Alice
Meyers is spending a few days at Mar
tinsville. j. F.. Stevens, who teaches
in the Liberty graded school. has been
transferred TO the high school, taking
Edward Gardeners place, and Mrs. Lu-
lu Doner is teaching the grade.
The spelling contest drew a large
crowd to Liberty Saturday, and quite
an interest prevailed in the spelling
Clifton school made the best showing
having the best spoilers in four grades
Miss Alph Mae Swafford was the
guest of her cousin, Icena Swafford
last Saturday,. The farmers here
are beginning. to pillow. Some are go
ing to plant a large acreage OF corn
80. j. A. Stevens and son, Spencer
purchased several tons of hay last