The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-22

evening. Thursday evening. Aug. "a.
SCOTS orchestra will give an open air
musical concert here on the street and
on Saturday evening. Aug. 26 the
Gratis band will have a concert on the
street here. The public is invited to
attend these concerts and spend an
evening of entertainment in Gratis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burch Nisbet of West
Alexander were the guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dorrah
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Geeding
called on relatives in town Sunday
Ralph and Russell Brown were guests
Sunday of Their aunt, Mrs. Leota Butt,
and family Miss Marie Writ of Vir-
den, H., spent Saturday night and
Sunday here the guest of Miss Eliz-.
| abeth Karicofe. .... Misses Kathern
Karicofe, Cleoph Apple, Norma Dor
| ran, Grace Karicofe, Mildred Bear,
Ruth Furry, Anna Brown and Virginia
Karicofe returned home Saturday
morning after spending the week as
club members at the All camp. These
young girls all speak well of their
weeks pleasure and have high expec-
tations for the county camp next year
-. Miss Minnie Tells of Middletown
spent the weekend here the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tells
| .Clementha Dewyer and son, Jene
returned home Sunday after spending
the past three weeks with her sister
| 1n-law, Mrs. Nell FoutZ . The NJ. E.
| Sunday school held their annual picnic
at the Miami Valley chautauuua
grounds Thursday Over a hundred
was present A fine basket dinner
was enjoyed at the noon hour. Games
and contests were enjoyed in the aft
ernoon. Miss Kathern Karicofe who
was taken seriously i'll Saturday after
noon with ptomaine poison is slowly
improving.
/, DUNLAPSVILLE. Ind.-Ruth Ev-
elyn, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryon B. Nickels, near here, who
| has been i'll for several weeks, is some
| better today. Filbert Wenger and
family of Connersville, were guests
! yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Craig,
at this place.. Byron B. NickeE,
superintendent of the Alquina school,
and his school were given a surprise
in time of services Sunday morning,
by the sudden appearance of fifteen
masked men, and handed him large
envelope addressed to their minister,
Rev La Hue, then vanished. The
masked men caused much excitement
in the school. The envelope was pre-
sented to their minister in the eve
ming, and proved to be a fine doua-
! ton for the benefit of their rev
| church. :. Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor
| of Harrisburg, spent yesterday at the
bedside of their daughter, Mrs .Budd
Johnson, who is very Ill at her farm
home near Bath. George Hubbell
and family, residing near here, dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hubbell
here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Harbine, Mr.. and Mrs. William E
Crawford of Liberty, spent Sunday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Craw
ford and daughter, Mary Catheryn
at Maple Grove farm, west of TOWN
-. The corn is in much need Of rain
in this vicinity. The dry weather has
cut short the potato crop here.
| Ladies of the Sunday school here held
a market at Ryan's grocery in Liberty
| the proceeds to be used for the pur
i chase of little red chairs for thu
cradle roll class. Those attending the
market were Mrs Ethel Crawford
Mrs. Carrie Hubbell, MS. Sophic
Fisher and Mrs. Ethel Hubbeu.. ~.
Mrs. Anna Brookbank and daughter
Miss F'reda, were week epdi guests o.
Clarke Brookbank and family, O.
i Richmond . Mr. and Tdrs Edward
Taylor and nephew, Don aid Branden
burg, of Quakertown, ware guests o.
Mrs. TayIors aunt, Mrs Alice Bran
denburg, Sunday. . Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
D. Richardson and son, Joseph. O
Clifton, were guests Sunday of home
folks here.
PHILOMATH, Ind.---Mrs Charlie
Il Stinson and daughter, Grace, of Abing
ton spent Tuesday afbornoon with Mrs
Samuel Stinson. Ndrgel Plessinge
spent Tuesday afterE Don with Sylvi
+ Stinson. . Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Woo.