The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-25
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ECONOMY, Ind-Mr and Mrs. o.
Cramorvisited Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Bushman, near Mooreiand, Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Denny, celebrated her
SIND birthday anniversary, Friady, en-
PERTAINING callers, neighbors and her
friends. Mrs. H. B. Manning is ill at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cromor. -. The Sunathla society met
at the home of Mrs. William Charles,
Wednesday. A large number of Econ
omy people attended the basketball
games at Hagerstown, Saturday
A penny supper will be held at the
Friends church, next Friday night.
everybody invited. -. The Kings Her
aid met at the home of Miss Francis
Denny, Saturday afternoon. i. 4. Miss
w. L. Fennimore, of Muncie, spent
the weekend at her home, returning
to Muncie, Sunday. -. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Massey, of Williamsburg, ar
rived Tuesday, to visit their daughter
and Mrs. Printes Edwards. e. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Morrison and daughter,
Miss Margaret and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Thomas and children, were guests of
Mrs. Agnes Orsborn and daughter,
Miss Daisy, Sunday. Frank Macy
of Pittsburgh, Pa, spent Sunday
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Macy. C. A. Manning left
here to begin work as principal at
Garfield junior high school at Rich
mond. DIR. Ed Clark, of Indianapo-
lis, came Monday to see his mother,
Mrs. ]. B. Clark, who is i'll. He re-
turned home Wednesday. E. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Stegall and Mrs. j. B.
Swain were at Richmond Thursday.
Clinton Pomroy is ill with bad cold
go. Mrs. Lawrence Macy was called
Minnesota on account of the illness
of her parents. e. The Smathla society
met with Mrs. William Charles We'd
nesday. Mrs. Louise Albertson is
able to be out after two weeks i'll
ness. -. Basketball game Friday night
between Boston and Economy high
school teams. A good game is antici-
pated. >. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Barnes
of Pennville returned to their home
| Friday after a visit of a few days
with the latter's sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Harris E. Mrs. Ella
Presbaugh of Hartford City is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macy.
|
| borhood has been struck with an cpl
demic fbad colds and la grippe. -.
/ The young people of the Sunday school
are planning to give play. e.. The
condition of Mrs. Laura Stanton IS
very serious. Her daughter, Mrs.
/ Clark kirkpatrick, of Hartford City
and her granddaughter, Mrs. Earl
Hahn, of Muncie. are at her bedside
49, The Lardies aid society cleared
S51 at the Champion sale. $500. The
Farmers Federation will meet Thurs
| day night. Morris Druley and fami-
| ly of Centerville, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harold. -.
Mrs. Orville Berg and Mrs. Alonzo
HORNED who have been i'll for a week
are better. Jacob Kiser attended
! Mute services at Richmond Sunday. g.
Mrs. Halle Kingery spent Wednes-
day with her sister at Connersville d.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown were call
ing on friends at Dublin, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kinsinger of
Pennville, spent Monday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kinsing-
er. Mrs Anderson and son John, OF
Hagerstown were the guests Sunday
I of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Conway. 800.
Mrs. Myrtle Noggle, of Muncie,
spent last week here with friends. /.
Mrs. Joseph Kinder was the guest
Sunday of Miss Hester Gethers. MI.
and Mrs. Glenn Endsley and son, Rob
ert are i'll. :. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Kiser of Richmond and Mrs. Dan
Chapman of Cambridge, took Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kis-
er. Mrs. Fred Scott Mrs. Gilmore
and daughter, Virginia, who have been
/ sick, are better. Mrs. Will Lyons
of Milton, spent a few days last week
4 with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
Martin. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morse
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
! Waddell, at Cambridge, Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh Pagan, Mrs. Fred Work
and Mrs. Jesse HORNED, spent Thurs.
/ day with Mrs. Herman Kingsey.
Emmagene and James Smith, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
i Pagan. Frank Clark and family
Orville Hines, of Dublin, were the