The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20

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her. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Farmer and children from near
Greenville, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Farmer and children from Win
chester, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Farmer and
sons from Losantville, Mrs. Tom Da-
Wis and children, Miss Blanch Davis
from Green's Fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Davis and children from Richmond;
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Weddle and chill
dren of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lamb from Messic, there being q
grandchildren and four great grand
children present Dinner was served
at noon in picnic style on the lawn,
after which everyone enjoyed soclal.
time.
CENTERVILLE, Ind. = Mrs. 5ohn
Beck improved very slowly from Sc
we're attack of rheumatism with which
she has been confined many weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Deitz of Indianapo-
lis were with her last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Cawell of Connersville spent
Thursday of last week with her.
Mrs Martha Helms was painfully hurt
last week while attending the fair at
Richmond. She was sitting in an au-
tomobile owned by Link Jones when a
jar from another machine, which was
Just stating, caused the Jones machine
to start backward down the hill. Mrs.
Helms jumped and the front wheel
passed over one limb; badly fracturing
it, and also one hand was hurt. She
was brought to her home in Center
vile and a physician called. Mrs.
Helms is getting along nicely. All
officers of the Eastern Star are re-
quested to be present at an important
meeting Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Deucey and children Rich
ard aud Jeanette and Miss Irene Bugh
of Hartford City were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Peelle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of
Richmond have moved into the house
on South Main Cross street recently
Occupied by Joe Wrigley.. Mrs. Mary
Morgan Huntington has decided to
sell her household goods at public sale
next Saturday afternoon at her home
on Walnut street and will make her
future home in Liberty. Mr. and
Mrs. S. .. Hill of Indianapolis were
here part of last week as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Cooney The
Cleaners class of the Methodist Sun
day school vii Tkold a market at Dun
bars store next Saturday afternoon
Sept. %, commencing at 2 o'clock. The
public is invited to come and buy
something for Sunday dinner. -. r. w
Bull has accepted a position as audi
tor with the Steinhzlrt company of In
dianapolis and will move his house
| hold goods from Chicago to make his
home in Indianapolis. The younG
people who presented the play Brown
| Eyed Betty" with such success here
a few weeks ago will give it at Abing
! ton next Saturday evening. Mr. anC
Mrs. Oscar Hurst entertained a mum
/ Der of friends at their home Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Early who are their guests for a few
! days this week.. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son spent Sunday with Mr.. Nelson's
| father at Greenfield. Mrs. Nelson was
also guest of her son at Milford Center
| this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
| O'Neaf and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dun
/ bar were guests of relatives in Nun
/ Gle last Sunday. John Sullivan is
enjoying a camping out trip at Bristo
with party of friends from Richmond
-. DR.. Charles Edmunds of Anna Ar
| Dor, Mich, was given picnic reunion
4 by old school friends Saturday even
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
! Thomas ALL Mr.. Edmunds was form
| erly of Riclnnond and many of the
school mates Joined in making this Z
very pleasant. occasion for him.
| HAWTHORN HILL, Ohio-Mr. anC
| Mrs. John Orr aud son, Myron, were
| guests Sunday of Nr. and Mrs. Isaac
/ Morrow, of Cand en-. o.. Mrs. Robe1r
| Neanover and children called on Mrs
| Ebert Huffman Thursday morning.
Clayton Huffman and Rev. Rice, o.
| Millville, Ohio, were callers on Mr.
| and Mrs. Ebert Huffman and family
| Friday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. GleI
/ Cohee, north of Eaton, were guests
| Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack CoheS
and son Pearl. i. Mr.. and Mrs. Mach
! Cohee were callers Sunday evening o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jefferson, neal
! Eaton Mr.. Jefferson III improving
| slowly from second STROKE of paraly
| sis. Mr.. and Mrs. James Weist am
| sons, Donald and James Robert, wer5
| guests Sunday of their father, George
| Weist.. Mr.. and Mrs. Elbe It Silvers
and Mrs. West Nelson and daughters
Pearl and Zelma, Mr. and Mrs. Irvir
Flory and daughters, Mabel and Su
san, of near Gratis, Harry L uehisel
and Paul and John Nelson were guests
! Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer CupI
and son, Eugene. -. Little Et7gen'
/ Cupp spent three days of last ,Ceel
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Airs
Idvin Flory, near Gratis. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Orla Dwire and daughter, Lou
! Use, and Mrs. Rebecca Dwire aalt
daughter, Mary, of Eaton, were gues7
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Hermal
Dwire and family, of Dayton. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Neanover and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Plat and
daughters, of Sevenmile, spent Sunday