The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs yves" Newman. :. Mrs.
Elizabeth Glendenning of Bryant, is
spending a few days here, the guest
of her mother. Mrs. EN-" Thornburg,
and her brother Raymond Thornburg
and family. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Brooks were the guests recently of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen DeBoy and family.
-. Mrs. Sherman Hockett and little
daughter, Hazel, of Richmond, were
the weekend guests of Mrs Hockett's
sister. Mrs. Bert Murphy and hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins
and daughter, Mollie, spent Sunday
afternoon with his mother, Mrs Sarah
Collins and his sister, Mrs. Logan
Hunt and family. Mrs. Emily Thorn
burgh and daughter-in-law, Mrs r. D.
Thornburg entertained Mrs. EvaIine
Thornburg and daughter, Lucretia, at
dinner Monday in honor of the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Glen
denning :. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sen
lor and baby spent Sunday with Mrs.
Seniors parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Wright Mr.. and Mrs Ora Thomas
entertained at dinner Sunday James
Thornburgh and son, Oliver Mrs.
Ella Murphy with her sister. Mrs.
Sherman Hockett, and little daughter
called on Mrs. Hockett's daughter.
Mrs. Edith Oberander and family
Sunday afternoon. Roy Lane, black
smith at Bloomingport, met with
very painful, if not serious accident
one day. last week. While working at
the emory wheel splinter of steel
flew into one of his eyes. He didn't
think so much about it at the time.
but it finally gave him so much trou-
bic that he went to Richmond Satur-
day and had an eye specialist ex-
anime it. He found a splinter of steel
had penetrated the eyeball. He re-
moved the splinter but said there
was danger of Mr.. Lane losing the
sight OF his eye. Arthur Pegg and
clarence Ellis of Cherry Grove visited
the Sunday school at Carlos Sunday
and attended the revival services.
+ A / r Fl E D, Ind Miss Helen
Younts entertained 20 of her little girl
friends at a Valentine party, Feb. il.
refreshments of ice cream and cakes
were served. Byron Apsley was mi
ated into the mysteries of Pythianism
last Wednesday evening !. /. Basil Nay
lor and Clayton Cornelius were call
ing on friends at Whitcomb last Fri
day. Byron Bonar and family will
soon move to their new home near
Blooming Grove. Clint Dare enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Theo Crom-
we'll and Miss Blanche, Emmett Logan
and family. Lloyd Hayward and Fred
Lopez. Clifford Hoffman. our school
principal, spent last Wednesday even
ing with home folks at Laurel. The
colored quartet (Virginians) were en-
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Berg. The dance was
well attended and good order prevailed
Dr. A. L. Preston is having the
interior of his house decorated by
painting and papering. Frank Che
ney has been working at Darlie Ham
mas the past week. !. Basil Naylor
and family will move to julie Miller's
farm March 1. George Balmain and
family spent Sunday with Bert Luker
and family. The girl friends of Miss
Madonna Mason gave her a complete
surprise last Saturday night. Ana
MAS Rose is still ill Friends here
were saddened to hear of the death of
Charles Ellis, IL years old, at his home
in Blooming Grove. Mrs. Cliff Han
ma of Duck Greek visited Mac Hanna
and family Sunday. :. The WOmens
League of Voters met Friday after
noon at the /. o. o. F. hall with IS
ladies present. Very interesting pa
pers were read by Mrs. Omer Himilick.
Mrs. Estella Buckley. The question
aire was conducted by Mrs. Herbert
Jinks. who dealt with county officers
and their duties. Mr. and Mrs Artie