The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-28

Gertie Downing ond sons, Noah and
Robert, of near Mooreland.....Mr
and Mrs. Luna Locke entertained
Sunday the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Brown and daughter Monvline,
of Mooreland, Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Holt
day of near Winchester, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellie Locke and daughter Roberta of
near M~ooreland, Mrs. Hanna Brown
of M~ooreland and Fernando Holiday
of Losantville. Robert Edwards
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellie Locke and daughter Roberta
of nea Mooreland. Mrs. Mary Locke
called on Mrs. Clifford Gable Friday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clev-
egler of Brownsville called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Gable Friday. Mr..
Henry Lilly and son Irving called on
Mrs. Mary Locke Friday...Mrs Mary
Locke and Mrs. Blond Locke are pick
ing their geese this week......M Mrs.
Gertie Downing was in Hagerstown
Friday. Mrs. Myrtle Parker and
daughter Lee Oma Jane called on Mrs.
Gertie Downing Thursday. Mrs. Jose
Bales, Mrs. Pearl Petro and Mrs. Dolly
Johnson of Modoc assisted Mrs. Ed
Johnson with the thresh dinner Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb
and son William Edward of Newcastle
spent Monday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Holbrook and
daughters Laura Ellen, Elsie Louisa,
Helen Geraldine and Hildred Hazel, of
Carlos, is spending this week with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Holcomb of near Mooreland.
LIBERTY, Ind.-Among those at
tending the funeral of Sarah Clark
near Cottage Grove, were her sister
Miss Rhoda Line; her two brothers
Beech and Will Line, and Miss Ida
Williams. From a distance: Charley
and Joe Clark from Indianapolis, Ber'
Clark and family from Milwaukee
Henry Clark and family from neal
Sheridan, and a number from neal
Newcastle. -. Misses Halle and Haze
Hart arrived in Liberty Monday eve
ming for an extended visit with thei,
uncle, o. l.. Stivers and other rela
tives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Harbine and house guests, Mrs. Fiscu:
and o of Greensburg, motored t.
Brookville Monday, reviewing scene
of Mrs. Fiscus' younger days.
George Stevens is quite i'll in his homt
on North Market street.. Miss Mar
tina Sering passed away at her homl
on North Main street, Sunday mornin,
at $3.50. Funeral was Tuesday at 2:30
....MisS Catherine Morris has return
ed from Brookston, where she ha
been visiting the past two weeks.
Rev. S. L. Martin returned Tuesda,
evening from South Bend, where h
preached in Rev. Burt Beck's churcI
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Shook an
family will leave Aug. 1 for Iowa
where they will visit relatives tw
weeks, then settle in their new HON
in Shelby, Iowa. The Legion boy
had a surplus of 500 from the Fourt,
of July fund. They turned the none
over to the Boy Scouts for campin
equipment, which may be used also b
Camp Fire Girls. The scouts wi
camp for 10 days near Quakertow
} on the Whitewater river. Ores Beart
/ who for IA years has successfully COZ
Quoted a garage and Ford motto
warehouse, has sold his entire bushes
to Kenneth Burger of Mont Clair, Me-
Jersey. Mr.. Burger takes possessio
: July 30. L. Stivers and niece!
: Misses Halle and Hazel Hart of Wasl
ington, spent Tuesday night with re
atives near Connersville. Mrs.
Cronin and son Craig and Mrs. jaime
O'Toole spent Wednesday in Ricl
!, mond Mrs. Helen Casky and daugl
ter of Los Angeles. Calf, are visitin
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bryson.
DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. = Georg
Holder and G w. Weers made a bus
: ness trip to Connersville Tuesday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hughes r,
{. turned to their home in Liberty afte
a few days visit with J. NJ. Taboo
and family at Rose Corner farm.