The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-27

that Harden'S friends fear for his
safety on his arrival, certain Ger
mans in New York having made
threats to take his life. Harden
may arrive incognito.
weth, of Glen Karn, is teaching the
Downing school. Mr.. and Mrs. Moy-
er spent Friday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Broderick. =. Waldo
Harter and family of Ann Arbor,
Mich, have moved to the Jay CoblentZ
property. . DR.. Lowry is still improv-
ing. III. S. Warner and family, near
Greenville, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Elizabeth Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Darland attended the funeral
of Oscar Straight at Hill Grove Fri
day. He formerly lived here. He had
been great sufferer from cancer for
several years Miss Hattie Mitchell
has rented her farm south of town to
John Rule and is moving TO town,
where she will make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elan Lawrence. :. The
Universalist la aides held a festival on
Saturday evening at the Grange hall
80. Mrs. IZetta Smoker and son,
Frank, and Miss Edna Jones, took din
ner Sunday with Mrs. Mary Reed. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nyswonger spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
MEGA be, near Greenville. Mrs. Maize,
of Redwood, o., is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. J. w. FLAG. Mrs.
Emma Staight is visiting relatives in
| Dayton. . The U. B. orchestra went
! to Savona Sunday to play for Wom-
| ans Day exercises. Many of our
people are making arrangements to
attend the flying squadron meetings
at the Greenville Christian church on
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
| IA boys and girls congress will
be held at the U. B. church here Fri
| day afternoon and evening, Oct. Z.
The afternoon session is for boys and
| girls only, and the evening session
free to everyone. George, 10-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Mccoy,
who was operated on at Reid hospital,
is doing well and expects to be
brought to his home soon. The U.
B. ladies have the parsonage cleaned
ready for Rev. Snyder and family to
occupy as soon as his son has recov-
cred from typhoid fever.
! DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. - George
Hubbell and family, living near here,
visited Mrs. John Gels, Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Gels at Brownsville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scarce had
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Moore and son,
of College Corner, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Booth, of near Quakertown, for their
guests at their home near here Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Wenger
and children of Connersville were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Craig
here Sunday. -. Mrs. Mary Templeton
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Stanley of Rich
mond, were guests of Mrs. Alice Bran.
denburg here Sunday. 49,. Mr.. Fred
Fisher and family, west of here, spent
Sunday at Maple Grove farm as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Craw.
ford and daughter Mary Cathern. liv-
ing near here. =. D.. Mrs. Helen Galloway
had Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nickels of
near Mt Pleasant, Mrs. Ethel Bryson
and son Robert, of Dunlapsville, for
her guests at her home in Corners.
vile Thursday. =. Mr.. Miles Pate and
family, Of near Brownsville. visited
home folks near Blooming Grove Sun
day. Miss Lizzie Nickels of Liberty
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
: Nickels at the farm near Mt. Pleasant
part of last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred H. Brookbank motored to Miami
university Sunday and visited their
daughter, Miss Ruth, who is attending
: school at Miami. Joe Gully was 4
guest of Joe Brandenburg in Liberty
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs James l.
Bryson entertained at dinner SUNDAY
at Maple Drive farm their country
, home, east of Dunlapsville. Covers
, were laid for Mr.. Ross Rutherford
and family, near here, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hustled and daughter Laura A
delicious dinner was served and fine
music was enjoyed in the afternoon
. -. Mr.. and Mrs. George w Weer:
had Mrs. Maude Rose, Mrs. Jesse
Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Leech, al
r of Connersville, for their guests A
: their home here, Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor, of nea,
Harrisburg, had Mr. and Mrs. Budt
: Johns and daughter Viola Nav. O
: near Bath, for their guests at Dime
? Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs Clint Bryso,
| had Mr.. George Stanley and famil,
t for their guests at dinner at Ros
Hill, their farm home west of here
Sunday. Mrs. Mary Chapman i
convalescent at her home in Indian
apolis. She was i'll of summer gri
instead of scarlet fever as reported
-. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Young, O
4 Connersville, and Mrs. Billy Stevens
f of Pea Ridge, were guests of Mr.. an
:. Mrs. Charles Powell, Friday. Mrs
|, Dell Groce and daughter Elizabeth, @
b Fairfield, spent Thursday and Frida
l. with relatives here /. . Mrs. Elizabet
l. Brookbank, of Liberty, spent tn
J. week end with Mrs. Anna Brookban
d and daughter, Miss Freda, here.
n Fairfield ball team played Quakertow
d Sunday afternoon at Frank Jenkin!
S ball grounds near Quakertown TIL
r score was Is to II in favor of Fail
Y field 800. The barn dance Thursda
n evening at the Kendall home in th
# New Hope neighborhood, was quite
l. fete The barn was brilliantly lighte
y with Delpn liChfc and SnIopdid ,,7rci