The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-07

were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il
James Friday evening Mrs. Mar
Reynolds of Richmond was the CUES
Sunday of relatives here. Dutch
j Miller spent Saturday afternoon an
evening in Richmond. Cy Brow
spent over Sunday in Rihcmond wit
| relatives -. Mrs Charles Saucer an,
son. Francis, were guests Sunday o
i relatives in Indianapolis 49,. Mr.. an,
! Mrs. Fred Jones had as their Frida,
| evening dinner guests Mrs. Charlie
| Saucer and son, Francis, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack lacey Mr.. and Mrs. Bert John
1 son spent Saturday in Winchester.
Miss Hazel Hixon was in Winchestel
I Saturday. -. Roy Lane was a Rich
mond business visitor Saturday
Frank Beverly spent Saturday in Rich
| mond Mrs. Charles Hutchens, ar
! aged lady, fell in her home the mid
week and seriously hurt her hip. she
| is confined to her bed, and it will be
some weeks before she will be able
] to be as usual around her home
| Charles Stephens was in Richmond
| Saturday. :. Miss Stella Rover visited
relatives in Winchester Saturday
| Miss Thelma Spencer and Miss Ethel
Lane were guests of friends in Rich.
mond Saturday. Mrs. Gladys Curry
and daughter left for Chicago .Satur.
day. Mr.. Curry has position in that
city. Miss Helen Johnson is STAY
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mills during their sickness
i Henry Norman and Roy Hinshaw at
tended the basketball. tournament at
Union City Saturday +. Charles Jar
retts have moved from the Nye farm
west of town to their property on
South Cherry street
HANNA'S CREEK, Ind.-The Union
county first and second years of high
school recently took state examina-
ton. Ninety-six pupils applied, So of
whom failed in one or more subjects.
SO passed without falling in any sub
Ject; 80 took examination in first
grade algebra and &c failed. There
were 1862 subjects written on by all
pupils, 10 percent were passing grades.
and it was shown that Hanna's Creek
was the banner school of the county.
oHio, MdrCn KEY
Shriver of Fairhaven NJ. E. church oc-
cupied the pulpit of the NJ. E. church
here Sunday evening. Rev. Moore
went TO west Elkton to preach in the
U. b. church. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
heller and little daughter of near
Greenvllle, are visiting Mrs. Keller's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pot
tenger Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Slower
ana daughter Dorothy and Mr.. Mccall
lum were Dayton visitors Saturday.
MISS Ruth Freitag of Dayton spent
sunday with her mother, Mrs. Daisy
freltas Roy Patton is seriously i'll
at the nome of his mother on South
Lafayette street. 4. George Pollock is
closing out his grovery stock having
sold the building to Mr.. Stevens who
VIII move his pool room from Main
street 10 the building now occupied
by MI. Pollock's grocery. Mrs. Cora
oterzenoaub and Miss Margaret Har
rlgan were Richmond shoppers Friday.
-. Mrs. Robert Kenworthy and Miss
ida Fouts visited relatives and friends
IN M1ddletown and Dayton the past
Week Sam Mcdonald and family
VIII move from the farm north of
town TO their now home on North Main
street tuesday. Leonard Scott and
sisters Sarah and May attended the
Farmers, institute Saturday at Morn
ing sun. The yound ladies' class of
the presbyterian Sunday school enter
tanned their husbands and friends
with banquet at the church Friday
evening Ed Huffman's have moved
10 thelr new home on Main street
). w. henWorthy and daughter. Miss
Meiva, Mr.. and Mrs Osa Loon. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Yost attended The
farmers institute at Gratis Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Loyern left
Tor Los Angeles, Calf. Sunday. for an
Indefinite time. Fred Vanskiver and
family will soon move to the home of
Ernest Lovern The bos1,o+tau
tournament of the eighth grades hold
in Camden Saturday resulted in Viz
tory for the Camden team. The nriza
was a pretty silver cup.
MILTON. Ind-The MISSIONARY
ciety of the Christian church ba,d
their meeting Friday night in tbe
church basement. 1t was Dauobtors.
night and there was a largo nnn,bo,
III u, attendance The program follows.
100 -hI .. AIlOn DOH. dpy0-
tIohai' MIS- George Sharp; Mrs. r. w
warren gave a talk on the letter she
received from Miss Ruth Musgrayes
missionary in Africa. Mrs, War.
ren's class sent her box of various
articles last fall; Miss Ruth McCor-
mick played two records of naqr,
songs on the Victrola: "Thanksgivinr
Ann" short play was given. Thanks
giving Ann an old colored NANNY.
was played by Ina Crawford: Silas. a
colored man: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen a
wealthy man and wife. Floyd Hine,
and Mrs. Carl Caldwell. The grange
held a meeting Saturday at which
there were number of members
present. Frederick FELTON, of Rich
mond gave short talk. The following
program was given: History of the
Grange Bernice Hicks; vocal solo
Benton Whistler; reading on 'rTI, :
Panama Canal" Mrs. Earl Crawford:
recitation, Asher Baker. There were
l4S present at the Christian Sunday
school Sunday, and a collection of
1903. Clarence Urine united with
the Methodist church Sunday night.
It appeals to people of refined taste