The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-09


colunty agent, will speak at the Farm
ers' Federation, Thursday evening :.
Mrs. James Wilton was the guest Of
Mrs. William Clark, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin have re-
turned to their home in Richmond, af-
ter few days visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kingery and
children were the guests of Corners
vile friends Sunday. -. Miss Crystal
kingsinger was the guest Sunday of
Miss Hester Gethers. Rev. d. L.
Milligan filled his regular appointment
here Sunday. !. .ames Luntz has re-
turned from visit with friends in
Kansas. -. Lloyd Hayward has gone to
Fairfield, where he has charge of a.
creamery.
NEW MADISON, O.-Prof. Watson
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, at Charlottesville, Ind. Mrs.
Nancy A. Noggle fell on the ice, Fri
day and broke her wrist. Mrs. Ell
len Biddle is sick, Mrs. Sarah Dowler
is staying with her. Miss Bessie
Biddle returned from Union City.
where she was visiting her sister, Mrs.
Celia Broderick. Sam Stump trans
acted business in Greenville, Friady.
Miss Becca Biddle took dinner, Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. S. Hagerman.
DR.. and Mrs. Glen and daughter,
Thelma, grandfather and grandmother
Glenn spent Sunday in Richmond.
Grandfather and grandmother remain
ed for visit with the children, in the
city. &C. B. Lawrence has begun ex-
cavating for his new residence near
the site Of the old grist mill. :. .Sher-
! iff Wagner. of Greenville was in town
Friday. There is much sickness here.
| LYNN, Ind.-Eber Brown and Rich
ard Witter were in Modoc Monday.
-. Miss Nellie Young, of Indianap-
oils, will speak at the Christian church
| Saturday afternoon and evening, on
Young Peoples Work in the Sunday
| School,. Mr.. and Mrs. George Spill
lers were called to Muncie on account
of sudden death of John Mills, a
grandfather. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Vor-
ess are moving to their farm south
of Carlos City,. Much preparation
is being made for the minstrel given
by the American Legion boys In the
near future. :. Miss Edith Hollings-
worth and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Plum
mer, of williamsburg, Ohio, were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lacey.
-. Kinsey Mains, of Scottsburg, was
in Lynn Monday. .Alf Horner spent
Monday in the county seat. Mrs.
Ola Kinsey was in Winchester Mon
day. Oscar Mann of Rushville,
spent Sunday with his family here.
=. Mrs. James D. Mack left for Day
tonia, Fla, Monday, where she will
join her husband in an extended visit.
Mrs. Samuel Belts was in Rich
mond Monday. -. Miss Mariba Miller
returned to her home in Corners
vile for a week end visit with rels'
tives here. Edith Hollingsworth was
the week end guest of relatives IN
Richmond. &. d. George Cox was the
4 guest the early part of the week OF
/ his daughter, Mrs. Charles Wall, near
Fountain City. A small wreck east
of Lynn caused the Big Four trains to
detour through Richmond Monday.
Clyde Swift, of Indianapolis, is a
guest of friends here. 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
I Clyde Cline of Indianapolis, are visi.
i tors here. :. Harrison Hiatt visited
In the county seat Monday. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Frank Longfellow and family
i were guests Sunday of Mrs. George
Davis. John Adams was the guest
4 Sunday of relatives in Richmond.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Rev. B. A
Hartley spent Monday afternoon at
Newcastle. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Heaston
have moved into Mrs. Sarah Binkley'
residence on Elm street. Mrs. Ada
: Thurston, Mrs. Eta Porter and Mrs
i, R. B. Worl went to Richmond Monday
John Clark and sister, Miss Mary
Clark of Richmond, spent Monday aft
, ernoon here. =. The Woman's History
: club met Monday afternoon at the
i home of Mrs. A. A. Fritz on North
: Perry street. Miss Mary Clark, Of
, Richmond was present. Mrs. L. B
Davis and father, Henry Teetor. re
turned Sunday from Waukesha, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Reynolds anC
family of near Richmond are here with
: Mrs. Reynolds parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/, Jacob Rummel. Mrs. James Rhoadu.
/ went to Dayton, Ohio, Tuesday. Mrs
| Albert Hindman spent Monday after
noon at Muncie. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hanna and child have moved here