The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-28

Mrs. Martin Groce and daughter Eliza
beth and Mrs. Edith Kimble of Fair
field were guests Tuesday of Mrs. G.
E. Brookbank and daughter Miss
Freda.. Perry Burris of Pleasant View
visited Bert and Carl Burris at their
farm home south of Quakertown....
Ross Rutherford and family, west of
town, were guests Tuesday evening of
John Hustled and family, east of here.
Mrs. Anna Brookbank and daugh-
ter, Miss Freda, shopped in Liberty
Tuesday. Fred Fisher and family
were guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Powell. Percy Osborne Of
Connersville. was a guest Wednesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Holder.
Mrs. Anna Brookbank and daughter,
Miss Freda, had as guests recentlyI
Mrs. Ethel Crawford and daughter,
Mary Cathern. of Maple Grove farm,
Miss Lucille Morgan of Valley Farm,
Miss Charlotte Bond of Quakertown,
Mrs. Fred Brookbank and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of Hillcrest, and Miss
Florence Nudd, of Hamilton, a class
mate of Miss Ruth. MI and Mrs.
Tom Richards and daughter, GENEVA,
were up from their farm home on Ellis
| Creek, and visited Mr. and Mrs. Dud-
lev Richardson here.....R l.. Beck
| delivered a truck load of apples at
Richmond Mr.. Beck has a fine lot of
transparent apples at their fruit farm
west of town, this season.
LYNN, Ind.-The funeral services of
Benjamin Bowen, an aged resident
who died at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. John Mercer, Wednesday noon,
will be held at Spartansburg Friday, al
2 o'clock, the Rev. Scott officiating. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Girls Williams and son
are enjoying a two weeks fishing trlr
at northern Indiana lakes. Car
Thomas, who has been in poor health
for some time, is quite sick at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Miller.
Lester Hollingsworth of Richmond is
the guest of his parents. He has beer
employed in the railroad yards at thai
place. The Friends will give a lawr
social, Friday evening. A fine program
of song, music, speeches and reading:
is being arranged r. c. Thomas wa:
a business visitor in Newcastle, Mon
day....Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hewitt O
near Reykey were guests, Thursday, o
. NIL. dhO A1lo- JOh1 Val Z e e an
lTschean and son Ralph of Richmond
were Lynn business visitors, Wednes
day. Fred Jones spent Tuesday il
New Madison, Ohio, in the interest o
the Jones Insurance company.
ABINGDON, Ind.-Dinner guest
Wednesday of Mrs. Louise Bertran
were: Mrs. Austin Morgan and daugh
ter. Cleo, Miss Louise Stevens, Mrs
Sally Brumfield, Miss Matte Snyder
Mrs. Omar Bertram and daughters
Colleene, Virgile and Gladys. Mrs
Ida Shank, Mrs. Charles Walters, Mrs
Darnell all of Centerville, Mrs. Ros
Stevens, Mrs. Pearl Goodwin, Mis-
Leota Stigleman, Miss Ethel Kennel
|, Mrs. Ellis Smoker, Miss Marie Weis;
: Miss Matilode Weiss and Dorothe
Smoker assisted Mrs. Floyd Dyne
Wednesday with threshing dinner.
The Sun Beam threshermen will fiji
ish threshing Friday. Most of tn
r wheat averages IL to Is bushels to tn
!. acre, except Austin Morgan's whic
; was II. One field of Ben Weiss ave
aged 20 bushels to the acre. $500. Mr.
Herald Clements, Mrs. Earl MahI
; Miss Hilda Weiss of Richmond, Mr..
M. A. Stevens, Mrs. Keith Hatfield an
Mrs. Floyd Dynes assisted Mrs. Be
Weiss Thursday with thresher's dill
; ner.
PERSHING, Ind. = The Luthera
Sunday school held its annual Aida
picnic Thursday, July q, at Gle