The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-21

ed "for me means death" Physicians
who announced that she had passed
the crisis of her illness, let it be
known that after making many objec-
tions, she has agreed to remain in bel
for Is days or so. The doctors ceased
issuing bulletins. This was taken to
mean that they consider her well on
the road to recovery, although she
remains weak. Bernhard has become
reconciled to her inability to appear
at the opening of Guitry's new play
set for Thursday, it was said.
those present could be enlisted Rev
Kenworthy was appointed to draft
constitution, which will be ready for
adoption Tuesday, January 2. The min
listers have arranged to meet at the
same place on that date.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. - Paul E.
Lewis was in Indianapolis Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Libold visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Buhel, Wednesday.
Mrs. Raymond Smith, Miss Betty
Piehe, Mrs Toney Kosey, Mrs. Letha
zimmerman, Mrs. Frank Starr and
Mrs. Ed Starr, Miss Mary Starr and
Miss Hazel Hardwick were Richmond
shoppers Wednesday !. Mrs. Paul E.
Lewis entertained Thursday Mrs. Mil
ton Catey and daughters Frances,
Josephine, Katherine and Alice, in
honor of Miss Doris Catey. The fol-
lowing guests were entertained Sun
day in honor of the 10th birthday Of
Melvin Coggshall at the home of his
daughter, Mrs E. E Martin, here;
John Davis, Will Lewis, Vernon Rey-
nolds, Asher Perez, Mr.. and Mrs. Far
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Woolley,
Mrs. Olive Study and daughter, Louise
of Fountain City, Echo Woolley, Mel
vim CoggshalI, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E.
Martin. Mrs Raymond Cain, Mrs.
James Armstrong were Richmond
shoppers Monday. Word was re-
ceived here Tuesday by Mrs. Mary
Roberts and others of the death of
Mrs. Evangeline Baldwin Martindale of
Los Angeles, Calf Mrs. Martindale
was niece of Mrs. Mary Roberts.
-. Mrs. Ora Smith returned to her
home here Monday after an Operation
at Reid hospital. :. Miss Alice John
son was the guest of Betty Piebe
Sunday.
| DUBLIN, Ind.-Clyde Hoffman of In
| dianapolis spent the week end here
with relatives. -. Miss Cecil Lunch
| ford of Falmouth is here, the guest OF
! Mrs. Irwin Gosnell and family. Mrs
| Lulu Smith of Indianapolis, will come
| Thursday of this week to spend the
| holidays with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
| Huddleston and other relatives. -
| Mrs. Margaret Steffenson and Mrs
Harry Bales were at Carthage and Raj
| eigh on business Monday. 49,. Loren
| Harold of Cincinnati Ohio, spent the
week end with his mother and sister
| here, Mrs. Kate Henley and daugh
! ter Agatha of Monsula, Montana, and
| Mr. Aukrom of Newcastle, spent the
week end with Mr. Micajah Henley
and family. Rev. tombstone has re
turned from conference in Blooming
ton, Ind, and left this week for Phila.
| delphia, Pa, to spend the holidays
/ with his parents. Mrs. tombstone and
baby will visit her parents at Muncie
! during his absence. . Mrs. Oler and
daughter, Mrs. George Adrian, were
shopping in Richmond last Tuesday
-. Mrs. SaIIie Smith received wore
! Of the death of her uncle, Rufus BrouS
/ L
the funeral Saturday on account Of
the bad weather . Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Hoffman will spend the holidays wit1
their children at indianapolis. :. . Mr.
and Mrs. 'Orie Huddleston and Mrs
| Carroll Ogborn were shipping in Rich
mond Tuesday afternoon. " Mr.. an.
! Mrs. Frank Scott spent Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. DeVaughn at Cambridge
City. Mrs. Israel Carson and daugh
ter Lorian spent Sunday with George
Cooper and family. -. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jones and Mr.. E. P. Jones o
Milton called on Mrs. Mary HagermaT
Sunday. "A number from here wen
to Cambridge City Saturday evenin:
to hear DR.. Bulgin. =. Ray Moore ha!
:. been absent from school the past weel
on account of an attack of rheuma
tism. -. L. w. Cranor is slowly i'm
proving after several days illness.
School will close Friday for the holi
days and not open until Jan. 2.
Harry Hatfield and family of Indianap
, oils spent Sunday here with his father
: B. F. Hatfield, who is reported to b.
slowly improving. :. Revival service
, at the M. E. church are growing NOR
in interest and will continue each eve
J ming this week.
| ABINGDON, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Lambert were in Richmon
| Wednesday. 49,. Mrs. Lizzie Waltin
and Mary Plankenhorn spent Wedne'
: day afternoon with Mrs. Ross Stevens
:. NM. and Mrs. Dan Ptankenhorn an
? son Orval, Mrs. Lizzie Waiting an
:, Mary Plankenhorn spent Sunday wit
i Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Waiting and sol
. Jess. Mrs. Will Leah and daughte,
e Letha, and NJ. D. McCashland visite
7 Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. NJ
4 Cashland of Philomath.
: BROWNSVILLE, Ind. The men
!, bers of the high school and of Mis-
: Malines room were entertained for a
: hour Thursday morning by Elme
! Marshall Of Indiana Central college {
9 indianapolis. The program consiste
i of Dickens Christmas Carol" and
!, number of humorous readings. 1t wa