The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-26

children Mrs. Wilbur Johnson and
son Garland and Mrs Nerl Johnson
spent Monday in Muncie. MIR. and
Mrs Boyden Leeka and children OF
Losantville spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Swain. -. Miss ldris Wood
and Mr.. Paul Conweu spent Sunday
evening in Muncie visiting Miss Adine
Worl at the hospital. 49,. The wiring
for the electric lights is coming along
nicely at the school building. 49,. The
Huntsville school orchestra spent
Tuesday afternoon with the ModoC
school orchestra praCticing for the far
mers' institute which will be held in
the Modoc school some time the first
of February. $500. Miss Kathryn Far
quhar spent Tuesday night with Miss
Helen EanY $500. Miss Gilberta Ed
wards, student of the senior class
was absent from school Monday. go.
Misses Glenda and Vera Fouts have
been sick for several weeks. Miss
Edith Driskill is not able to attend
school this week. The girls of tbs
senior class have started making then
garments for commencement and are
allowed two S0-minute periods each
week.
ABINGDON. Ind.-Miss Colleen anC
Virgile Bertram and Everett Clari
visited Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs Austin Morgan and daughter
Cleo, of northwest of here. Mr.. ant
Mrs Raymond Weiss were pleasant.
surprised Sunday when a number o
friends and relatives came with vel
yiI1nd ho clv tn rnnn1 "a dow ThnCt
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weiss
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weiss, Herber
! Westendorf, Joe Weiss, Clarenc
| Westendorf, Lawrence Toschlos
Frank Weiss, Russell Stanley. Heller
Aul, Marie Weiss, Helen ScAwegmar
| Margaret Maurer. Hilda Weiss, Mai
and Loretta Weis $500. Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Dynes visited Saturday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis PLANK
| enhorn of near Richmond.
| CENTERVILLE, Ind.-Miss Ann
| Russell, who suffered slight strok
of paralysis last week is slowly in
/ proving. Mrs. Alfred Killen is carin
for her. Mrs. Gist who also had
stroke OF paralysis a few days ago j
not recovering as rapidly as wa
! hoped. Mrs. Gale Harvey is Teporte
very sick. Mrs Elizabeth Jackso
was removed to the home of he
! daughter. Mrs. Fannie Farwig las
week, where Mrs. Farwig will assis
her sister. Miss Marie Jackson, i
caring for her mother. Mrs Ralp
McMinn entertained about 20 littl
folks to birthday party at her HON
Sunday afternoon. The party incluC
| ed guests for both sons, Howard an
Everett. Games were enjoyed and T,
| freshments served Mrs. Elizabet
/ kimmel OF Milton was the guest of he
| son, Leroy kimmel. and family Sun
! day. . Rev. Z. t. Clark was called t
Ohio the first of the week to preac
the funeral OF a soldier whose bod
has recently been returned. Mrs. Clar
! visited Miss Maude Marshall at Han
ilton, Ohio. Sunday and joined he
! husband Monday at Summersville.
/ Mrs. William Conkle returned frol
Belmont, Mis-, last week after a Wis
of several days with relatives NJ
and Mrs. Fred Hartly of Hollansbur
Ohio, were entertained Sunday by NJ
1 and Mrs. Earl Able. Mr.. and Mr.
Noel Mathews returned home wit
Hartlys for few days visit. M
and Mrs. Orville Study attended til
funeral of Mrs Roller, Mrs. Study
mother, at Green's Fork Monday.
The members of the high school eI
tertained by a banquet the basketba
team of the high school Tuesday eve,
ing. The banquet was given in a.
! probation of the victories gained