The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-03
Funds Needed To Purchase
Harp For Hiph Orchestra

hlCnMOnu nlSh school A OTCn0SLrd
will be complete if the organization
can get a harp, it was announced
Tuesday by Conductor ]. E. Maddy.
He has an opportunity, he said, to pur-
chase a very fine harp for $3.50, but
the orchestra is without funds to buy
it. The suggestion has been made that
two or three persons interested in the
orchestra present the harp to it. Prof.
Maddy has a talented pupil, who has
studied in Cincinnati, who can play
the harp, but who is not able to buy
one. .
living with her grandfather, Chase in
Grant county, on account of her
mothers poor health, for few years,
will go with her to remain with her
parents for awhile. :. Mrs. Ruby
Henley and daughter Caroline and
Claudice Kimel shopped in Newcastle
Saturday.
The young married peoples class of
the Christian Sunday school met with
Mrs. Earl Ward last Friday night
Velma Hodges stayed all night with
Genevieve Colburn Thursday night.
Lucille May visited her aunt in Cam
bridge City last week. George Thorn
as is having a sale next Wednesday,
and will move to a farm he has re-
Gently purchased near Dunreith. =. M.
and Mrs. Earl Ward went to Richmond
Saturday William and Laura Mills
from Louisiana, are visiting old friends
and relatives in this vicinity. Mr..
Mills is in poor health. .. Rufus Cum
minis and family visited Walter Wise
and family, north of Newcastle Sun
nd
visited Mr.. and Mrs John Thomas at
Dublin Sunday. Jesse Jackson and
family of near Greenfield were there
also. ... Virginia Ward is suffering
with a felon on her right hand 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Macy of Dublin,
were in town Saturday.
MIDDLEBORO, Ind.-Mr and Mrs.
Oscar Hawkins entertained the follow
ing guests Sunday afternoon: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mayer, Mrs. G. A. Calk-
ms and daughter, Marie, of Richmond
Walter Mayer of ConnersyiIle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Marine, Garth Marine, Leon
Wrightof Upton and Mrs. Cora Dan
ner, of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. K
D. Cofield and son Denver, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer
of Bethel. .. Mrs. Cora Little spent
the week end in Middleboro.. Rev.
l. F, Ulmer and family are moving
Tuesday to Chestnut street, as Mr..
and Mrs. Dill Addleman have returned
from Oregon and will occupy their
own home, again. Miss Anna Thomas
of Fountain City, is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Boiler
and son, of Union City, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith. -.
Home coming will be held Oct 20, at
| the NJ. E. church of this place
LIBERTY, Ind-Mrs. Clair lobe re
turned to Connersvi1le Sunday after
! spending a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. NJ Fremont Miss Leah
! Connaway, primary teacher in Liberty
school, is confined to her home with
| lagrippe. Ray Conner spent Sunday
with his family here. Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Ratliff had for their guests
| Sunday, Misses Ruth Kelsey and Mar.
| jory Harold of Earlham college. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Phares of Camden,
Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Reynolds spent Monday in Cincin-
natl. Miss Charlotte Hustled will re
turn soon from Washington, D. c.,
| where she has spent the last two
months. The Minute Man Sextette
| of Connersville gave a dance here In
the Stanley building Friday evening. +.
| Miss Emily Tappan entertained Wed.
nesday evening, Dean Wright, Allen
/ McMahan and Esther McMahan.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Freeman returned tc