The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-08

Marie Smith was an over Sunday guest
of friends in Richmond. Conn JAR
rett is installing a new wireless sta
ton in his garage, and has promised
his patrons concert on next Sunday
evening. John Carter underwent an
operation at the M. E. hospital in In
dianapolis last Friday, at present is
doing nicely. Mrs. Wanda Smock
preached at Mt. Pleasant church Sun
day morning service. +. Stephen Ber-
nette made his weekly call at the
Meredith home over Sunday. Return
ing to Arcanum Monday
Harrison HIATT spent Monday in the
county seat on official business
Orla Hill is back at his old place in
the barber shop after two weeks
illness from flue. :. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
II. Frazier attended services at New
Garden Sunday evening. :. The fu
neral of Mrs. Rex Brown was held on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
Spartanburg Christian church. Inter
ment in the cemetery nearby. :. +. Alice
and Edna Hill had as their Sunday
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hill.
Miss Marjorie Hodney is the guest OF
friends in Indianapolis this week.
Oscar Mann is spending the week with
his daughter, Martha, at Mt Vernon
Ind >. Francis Nichols spent Monday
in Fountain City. I. Marie Engle, OF
t Richmond, was guest Sunday of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Engle
-. l.. H. S. won from Modoc Satur
day evening by the score of II to ii
| Team work won the game for l.. H. S
Ross White of Richmond spent Over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma:
White. =. Miss Mabelle Mills of Farm
land and George Litchert of Winches
ter were Sunday guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Spillers. Charles Bow
en- of Hearts Dale, Ind, is quite sicl
at the home of his brother, Raymond
| Bowen, being taken i'll while en- route
to see his mother who is very ill with
| the flu :. Robert Jordan spent Mon
! day in Carlos City. ;. Lucinda Gray
age Sc years, died at the home of he
| daughter, Mrs. Clemer, on Oak stree
/ Monday at l 1o'clock. She died very
lsuddenly, leaving ttyo daughters anC
| one son. Funeral arrangements late
-. Otis Ritter spent Monday in Rich
mond. Glen Pegg of Richmond wa:
an over Sunday guest of friends here
-. e. H. and Fred Jones were bust
ness visitors in Richmond Monday.
| Laura Hiatt returned Monday from /;
weeks visit in Richmond with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Guy Hiatt.
! CENTERVILLE, Ind.-Evelyn Re
bekah lodge will celebrate it's ami
versary on the evening of Feb. Il
All Rebekahs and their families, al
/ Odd Fellows and their families, a
well as sojourning Odd Fellows an
Rebekahs, are invited to bring bas
kets with good things and enjoy
social evening. A committee is pre-
pairing program. Pete Cutler, VIII
has been making his home with hi
parents, and who has been in a di:
abled condition for several years du
to a railroad accident, received $3.50
disability insurance last week. Mis-
Pearl Redding, of Provo, Tenn, cam
last week to care for Rev. M. Mari
Cassel, who has been in failing healt
for several weeks. :. Mrs. Fanni
O'Neal spent the latter part of tn
week with her sister, Miss Nola Sa'
) age, at Indianapolis. Mr.. O'Neal an
the children joined her Sunday.
! The Centerville library will move in
few weeks to the H. l.. Johnston stor
room, which is now being remodelet
The building now used by the Hbrar
: will be used by a business firm. -.
: The Parent-Teachers' association wi
meet next Monday evening. A goo
: program is being arranged by tn
J committee. Mrs. Anna Harrel Mi
; Ter, of Connersville, who sang at tn
} Christian church services Sunday, wi
give a recital for the benefit of tn
5 C. w. g. NJ of that church in tn