The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-11
Offer OF ILLINOIS
OPERATORS Liberal,
DECLARES PRESIDENT
CBy Associated Press)

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Harding, in a letter to DR.. F. B. Hon
mold, secretary Of the Illinois Coal OPP
orators association, made public to-
day, declared he was frank to say,
I do not see how your workmen
can refuse the offer by the mine OPP
orators of Illinois, If terms Z not
be settled on so liberal an offer"
the president continued, cit is mani
fest that the mining system is very
badly tied up, and the government
must find of itself some way of ex-
trication,"
The letter was received last night
in answer to a telegram from DR. Hon
neld, retailing the offer made by the
Illinois operators TO the miners last
week and rejected by them
castle Wednesday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Tout a few days. Mrs. Emma
Mills of Newcastle who has spent the
week with Nj. and Mrs. Elihu Mills,
returned to her home Wednesday,.
Horace Butler has gone TO Carthage
to spend several weeks with relatives
go. Mrs. Richard Thornton of Bloom
ington is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hinsky and other relatives this week
....... Mrs. Ralph Fink has returned
home from a visit with relatives in
Spencer. Her daughter, Mary Louise,
will remain FOR a longer visit. Her
bert and Katherine Newkirk have re
turned from a visit with relatives in
Richmond The Riverside Cemetery
association held a meeting Tuesday
evening and report $200.15 from their
tag day of last Saturday MT. and
Mrs. Ancil Williams and daughter,
Katherine and Mrs. Robert Myers
spent Wednesday in Richmond.
Harry Elliott is spending several days
with his mother, Mrs. Florence Boyd,
in Green's Fork. Miss Anna Locke
of Indianapolis is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Mae Boden. Mr.. and Mrs. ElIhu
Mills and daughter, Mrs, Grace Fuhr-
man and Mrs. Emma Mills visited rela-
tives in Richmond Tuesday ..., Dr., and
Mrs. Roy Pelton of Detroit, Mich, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ohmit
and Miss Alice Bradbury ......W VIII
Gressinger and sister, Miss Rose, left
Wednesday TOR Bay View, Mich, to re-
main through the hay fever season. q,
{ 80 Miss Maxine Newkirk is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin in Richmond. Mrs. Don Wright
and children and Miss Esther Fergu-
son went to Indianapolis Thursday to
! spend a few days with relatives .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hagaman re-
turned Thursday from Winona Lake
wher they have spent the past 10 days
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Kniese leave
this week for Oden, Mich, to spend
several weeks. ........H. B. Ault and
( daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. F. W
Ault and son, Philip, have returned TO
their homes in Chicago after a visit
with relatives here and other points
in the county. ..... There will be no
preaching services at the Baptist
church Sunday as the pastor, Rev. R
E. Reece will be in attendance at the
Baptist assembly at Franklin, which
begins Saturday. Sunday school al
$50 and B. Y. P. L. at $50 p. M.
Mrs. Squire Cornthawaite and son
Lowell went to Indianapolis Thurs
day morning to spend the rest Of the
week with her daughters, Mrs. Fred
Beale and Mrs. Roy Paul. In con
nection with 4fe market the Baptist
church will hold at Marson's jewelry
store Saturday. the Junior Girls class
will have a candy and lemonade stand
800. Mrs. Mae Thornton of Blooming.
ton was the Wednesday guest OF Mr.
a and Mrs. Squire Cornthawaite... The
#Conklin family reunion will be held in
Memorial park at Newcastle next Sun.
I day. 4 number of the descendants
living in this city are planning to at
tend.
COTTAGE GROVE, Ind. - Wash