The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-19

coXen and daughter, Mr.. and MIS-. j.
| c. Thomas were the Sunday afternoon
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
John !. Thomas. Mrs. Emma Ham,
of Richmond, was the weekend guest !
of her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Geen |
Hiatt have moved into their new home !
on Franklin street recently purchased !
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swander |
were the guests of their daughter !
Sarah. at Earlham, Saturday after
noon. =. Uncle Benz. Green remains in
the same serious condition, with little
/ hopes of his recovery. The first of
number of the lecture course was
given at the NJ E. church Monday
evening and proved an excellent pro-
gram which included solos, duets, trios
! and instrumental selections which
were highly appreciated by the good
sized audience. Squire Humphrey
has accepted position with the
Jones Insurance agency here. The
two sons of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ingle
are under quarantine for scarlet fever.
80. r.. c. Thomas was Sunday
visitor in Richmond. (. (. Mrs. Lucy
Good is suffering from a severe attack
of gall stones.
CAMDEN, O.-Miss Ruth Wysong,
of Earlham college, spent the week
end with Mrs. Kate Wysong and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Orion zimmerman
and Mrs. Helena Klopp were in Rich
mond Friday. Mrs. Robert Ken
worthy, Miss Hattie Reed and Miss
May Robinson entertained the Hust-
lers' class of the NJ. E. Sunday school
Friday evening. Mrs. Daisy Freitag
has resigned her position in the post
office and will go to her new place in
the Camden National bank Monday
morning. The district meeting of
Woman's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet in the
Camden church Wednesday . Mr..
; and Mrs Charles Findlay, of Mobiles
vile, Ind, were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs Arnold Overholser. Mr.
and Mrs. John Jacquart, of Trenton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hanger, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
, Martin Daub, of Middletown, o., and
Mrs. Catherine Hanger, of Greenbush,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Kenworthy. -. Mrs. Hawkins and
Mrs. Florence Wood, of Richmond,
visited Mrs. Ed Marshall Thursday.
Rev. Stafford and family, of Gordon,
o., visited friends here Friday and
Saturday. =. Mr. and Mrs Milo Har-
ris, of Hamilton, called on Mrs. T. E.
, Davis Thursday evening. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Edward Slower and Mrs. Robert
1 Kenworthy were Cincinnati visitors
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Phares
: and Tommy Shater spent Sunday near
, Monroe, O., with George Shafer.
Mrs. Tura White was in Cincinnati
: Thursday On business. Mrs. Martha
Cox, of Eaton, spent Wednesday with
Miss Ida Fouts.
GREENS FORK, Ind.-The radical
United Brethren missionary society OF
. Sugar Grove will give an oyster sup
per Saturday evening, Oct %, in
Harry Kings work room in Green's
Fork. Mrs. Emma Davis shopped
: in Richmond Saturday. =. Mr.. Danny
: Doyle returned to his home in Rich
:. mond Saturday after helping David
: Brooks. =. Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Bee
, son of Shirley spent Sunday and Sun
;; day night with Mrs. Martha Wisehart
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dearth of Rich
y mond were Sunday guests. 80. The
3. Sugar Grove Aid society will hold {
II market Saturday afternoon, Oct. %, il
> John Ellis's grocery store. =. Mr.. anc
y Mrs. Matthew Brooks entertained com
n pany from Winchester Sunday. Mr.
p and Mrs. 2. NJ. Stanton and family
l. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bonn and daugh
s. ter, spent Sunday at Brookville.
7 Mrs. Effie Brooks is visiting hel
?, brother at Selma. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Os
4 car Nicholson received word from In
y dianapolis telling of the death of Ell
wood Owens, who was reared neal
d Green's Fork. He was painting larg,
S building in Indianapolis when tn,
a scaffold broke, throwing him to tn,
n ground. Death was instantaneous
il Mr.. Owens helped to conduct the fun
N eral Of Mrs. James UlleTy at Green
g. Fork a short time ago.. Mrs. En-
r ma Brooks is visiting at Muncie
r. Rev. Oliver Beeson preached at tn
e, Friends church Sunday morning Rev
+. Beeson and Rev. Lee Chamnes
IL preached in the evening At tn
n, morning service Miss Iva Nicholson
lg sang Cast Thy Bread Upon tn
ol Water Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Nicho
~ son and family took dinner Sunda
It with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson
is &c. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cloud an
Id son John motored to Dunkirk Sunda
I'd and spent the day with Mr.. and Mr..
SIS Roscoe Shaffer and daughter, FIol
n, ence. Several from here attende
IS. the Homecoming at Jacksonburg Sur
s. day. The basketball season will b.
gin Wednesday night, Oct 10, with
nd game between Green's Fork an
of Brownsville.
lie, -
rs. CHESTER, Ind.-Mr and Mrs. Bar
It's let McBane and family and Miss Ma,
Dr. gle Kendall spent Saturday night wit
er Michael Kendall 800. Miss Adelaid
&c. Kemp spent Friday night with Mis-
I. Ada Lammott. Last Wednesday NJ
or and Mrs. William H Wesler ente
&c tanned the Ladies' Aid society. TIL
IRA decorations were in harmony with Ha
IN. lowe'en. Dinner was served to til
nd following: Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus New
nd man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deitmeye
an Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Bonner, Mr.. an
IN. Mrs. Michael Kendall, Mrs. Charlie
VIC Huffman, Mrs. William A. Moro,
~, Mrs. Frank Pickett, Mrs John Smitl
~ Mrs. John Carman, Mrs. James NJ
~ son, Mrs. Harriet Fulghum. Mrs. Be
tina Gay; Mrs. Edward Bradley, Mr.
- Dan Boyer, Mrs. James Banks. Mr.
"a Qugg, Mrs. Ebert Kemp, Mrs. Emn
Ia Burg, Mrs. Ada Morrow, Mrs. Clyt
~ Thomas. Mrs. Orville Thomas. Bess
NJ and Judith Thomas, Mrs. Charles Blu
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