The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-04
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amount raised was $1,000. The fun
eral of Mrs. Emma Mason, 65 years
old, who died at her home on West
Main street Wednesday evening, was
held at the Bentonville church, Fri
day afternoon at p. m. Rev. Nc
Cormick officiated She leaves four
children, two daughters, Mrs. L. Bee
son, of near Bentonville; Mrs. Verne
Davis, north of Cambridge; two sons,
Clarence and Jim, living near Cam
bridge . . Mrs. John Dodson went to
Connersville Friday to undergo an
operation. !. Dan Evans is i'll. .....
Gladney Ewers went to South Bend,
Ind. to visit his parents. Mrs.
Hazel Kerlin visited in Milton Friday
evening. Miss Laura Straub is home
from Indianapolis. Mrs. Ted Moore
and son, of indianapolis, will visit her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gala
way who have been visiting at Peru,
also stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Butler at Indianapolis, on their re-
turn home.
MILTON, Ind-Mrs Ida Warren,
Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs j. L. Man
love. Mrs. Frank Broadus, Mrs. Malin-
da Barton, Mrs. Sarah Swafford and
| Mrs. Shock will be hostesses for the
ladies of the Missionary society of
the Christian church and their guests
| and the ladies of the cambridge City
! society, next Thursday night at the
church basement. The following pro.
gram will be given: Devotions, Mrs
Alice Gresh; duet. Mrs. Wallace War
rem and Mrs. Harry Doty; "Inasmuch,'
Mrs. Ida Warren; Paving the Last
Mile Mrs. Carl Williams; Building
| and Keeping the House of Cod Mrs
Charles Hurst. Mrs. Lycurgus Bee
son, Mrs. Denny, Mrs. Frank Dugra n
rut, Mrs. Templin, Mrs. Arlie Dali
Miss Newman, Mrs. Ernest Doty, Mrs
Barton, Mrs. Moore. Miss Hussey
Miss Jones, Mrs Park Thornburg
Mrs. Paul Ferris and Mrs. Carl Cald
well were the committee in charge o.
"Gentlemen's Night" given by the
Cary club Thursday evening in the
Christian church basement Miss Bes
sic Buell. of Centerville gave a serie!
of interesting readings Her number.
were interspersed with musical selec
tons: A piano duet, Mrs. Doll ant
Miss Isyl Thornburg; vocal solos
Mrs. Thornburg and Harry Doty; pi
ano duet, Mrs. Doll and Mrs. Irvil
Harmier. Dainty refreshments wer
,, served. The evening closed witt
games. The storm Thursday even
ing did quite a lot of damage to Nil
, ton. Trees were uprooted and grea
| limbs torn from others. Several she,
roofs were torn off Nearly all tn
telephones were put out of order.
; Mr.. Cummins spent the weekend il
, Indianapolis. E. Miss Helen McCalme
, spent the weekend at Danville. =.
Louis Johnson, of Indianapolis, spen
! Thursday night with his mother.
: Walter Hurst is recovering NIGEL
from his recent operation at the Cor
= nersville hospital. =. Mrs John Ingel
man entertained recently with a SUI
prise dinner honoring her husband
fiftieth birthday. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert Crownover, NJ
and Mrs. Greeley Keever and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Crownover an
family Frank Wallace has bee
chosen petit juror and Charles Ke,
lin as extra juror for the Octobe
term of court. Mrs. Tom Liant.
who has been ill, is reported bette
-. Miss Dorothy Hoshour was hos
ess for a meeting of the Jolly "A o
Thursday evening. Mr.. and MIR
Charles Hale and Ernest Doty wer
Richmond visitors Saturday TIL
| Milton school ball team defeated til
Bentonville school Friday evening b
: the score of to Is.