The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-26
Short News Of CITY

No Evening SerVices-No evening |
services will be held at the First Bap- |
fist church during the chaut auqua |
session The meetings of the Baptist
Young Peoples union will be held as
they will be finished before, tire eve
ming program of the chautarrlua be- |
gins.
False Fire Aarm-A false alarm of
fire turned in from the NEholsonfI
Printing company's sprinkler system
caused run of the fire department
Friday night.
To Announce Registration Places
Announcement of the registration
places for each precinct in, the county
will be made early next week, accord
ing to Howard Brooks, county auditor.
All but eight of the locations have
been sent in, it was stained. The re-
mainder are expected to arrive in the
first mail Monday morning.
Fraudulent Statement Is Charged
Charges of making a fraudulent state
ment in connection with application
for a certificate of title on an automo-
bile were filed in circuit court against
Horace Grim, local automobile dealer,
Saturday Bail was set at $4,000.
Christian EndeaVor Meeting - The
I
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
will meet promptly at 1920 o'clock
Sunday morning at the regular church
hour Miss Norma Meloy will take
charge of the program. Her subject is
Gods Out of Doors" Other church
members, as well as society members,
are asked to attend.
called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rob
/ erts Thursday evening Eddie Viii
/ hanson and family spent Thursday
| evening with Robert Toole and family
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Logue spent
| Wednesday night and Thursday with
! their daughter, Mrs. George Snyder,
and family. of New Madison, O., and
attended the Greenville fair THURSDAY
..... Walter Williams and Miss FAY
Boring attended the Connersville fair
Thursday afternoon.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Vallandingham spent
Friday in Connersville. g. Sunday the
! Morganotwn Criketts will play the
local Grays at Exhibition park. Ham
/ ilton viii played with the Grays in
/ this city several years ago is a mem
! Der of the Morgantown team. 1900.
| Miss Mary Beard is i'll of typhoid few
/ err Mrs. Howard Elliott has return
! ed to her home in Richmond, after
! a visit of several weeks with her sis
ter Mrs. D. C. Holowell Mrs. Helen
/ Collins of Cleveland is visiting her
mother. Mrs. John Dyke. .... Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Reed are visiting his
parents in Michigan for several weeks
.......... Miss Hattie Toms ami Mrs.
Frank Metzger. spent Friady with
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wise at Milton. il.
| Miss Hortense Williams went to
/ Indianapolis, Saturday for a weeks
visit with relatives. E. Mrs. Amanda
Weaver has returned from a visit
with friends at Bentonville and Con
nersville. D.. Mrs. Clara Reigel visited
relatives in Richmond, Thursday.
Mrs. John Bragg and daughter
Esther, of Winchester. are visiting her
brother, Collie Moore, and family i.
Mrs Jennie Dairy and Mrs. Roy Cling
amen were called to Newcastle Thurs
day by the serious illness of Henry
Fowler. =, Miss Ida Shipman of Hope
well is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Andrew
Burgess for few days. 80. George
HORNED met with a painful accident
Wednesday evening as he was coming
from the Connersville fair, when a
horse ran into his automobile, break
ing the glass in both doors. His hand
was badly cut Curtis Chase has
suffered much pain from his eye,
caused by getting small piece of
steel in several days ago. He went to
Richmond where DR.. Hays removed
the steel.