Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 140, 14 June 1906 — Page 7

The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, June 14, lyoo.

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News of the Neighborhood

CHESTER.

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Chester, June 13-Mr8. Kelso of Richmond was the guest of Nora Kerlin last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bulla and daughter Bertha entertained the following at their pleasant country home: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harvey, of Webster, . Mrs. Newton Harris, Mrs. Mollle Clawson, of Genevla, Mrs. Jennie Brown of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mra. Abner Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Englebretch, Andrew Bulla, Mr. Hart, Nellie and Harry Morrow. Pear! Brumfiald of Centervllle has been visiting Esther Menk. The funeral of Theodore Wilson took place Tuesday afternoon at Chester Friend church, conducted by Rev. Copper. The pall bearers were Ollle Boerner, Louis Hampton, Homer Hunt, Reese Ryan, Ell Davenport and Ben Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fulghum entertained a number of their friends at dinner Sunday. Those from a distance attending Mr. Wilsons funeral were Heslclah Weerner, of Wabash, Sclplo Weisner, Indianapolis, Mrs. Cox, Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. David Hoover, Jay Co. The following card was received by Wm. Morrow from Indianapolis and concerns a former Chester boy Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Clark requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Lillian May to Dr. J. Arthur Davis on the evening of Tuesday the 29th of June at half after eight o'clock Central Christian Church .. .. Indianapolis. Chlldrens' day will be observed here next Sunday evening a nice program has .been prepared. The festival given Saturday night at Chester Hall was largely attended and was a financial success.

jTo Have Handsome Home.

Palladium Ppeclal.l Milton, Ind., June 13. Lewis F. Lantz will remodel his home property into a handsome modern residence. During the reconstruction period they will occupy Aaron Morris property on Seminary street, into which they move hJp week and work on the bduse will Vegro: Immediately.

GREENSFORK.

Palladium Special. Greensfork, June 12. Miss Mary Shlnn of Richmond spent last week with Miss (Maggie Ragen. CF, Clawson and "daughter Cora spent Thursday in Indianapolis. R. E. Swallow spent Sunday at his home in East Germantown. Howard Oaylor is spending the

week in Middletown, Ohio. A Airs. D. C. Moore returned Sunday jtiom a few days visit with relatives . at Modoc. i Mloo Stolid Hunt, 'la th ' eniont. rf

Mr. and Mrs. George Waggoner of Pjeasantvllle, Ky. . The Friends Sunday school held their annual picnic at Jackson's Park Saturday. Linns Fox continues on the sick list " " Miss Julia Ellis is clerking for W. S. Hunt. Mrs. Orvllle Hoover spent Tuesday at Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Benbow spent Sunday with relatives here. JACKSONBURG.

Palladium Special. Jacksonburg, Juno 13. Mr. and Mrs. George Hlatt entertained Rev. Franklin and several of their friends to dinner Sunday. Will Scott and family spent Sunday with. J. P. Blue of Cambridge City. William Clark, jr.," and family attended decoration at Greensfork Sunday. Mrs. Emma Kemp of MUlvllle, O., and Mrs. George Miles of Sungurg, O., have been here several daya visiting their sister Mrs. Frank Hinson.

MILTON. Palladium Special. Milton. Ind., June 13. Mrs. lone Summers Mora, arrived Monday from Ashevllle, N. C, and will spend sever al weeks, with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. it. Summers. Prof. Carlo Mora will 'coiuo later. Tho M.Es,Church will observe Chl dren's day next Sunday evening. Ross Parker has resigned his position at' Bragg's grocery. James Edwards and Richard Muston of Hamilton county, are at J. C. Kcl lam's.

Wilfred Jessup to Speak. C -i Publish1 Press Greensfork Ind., June 13. I. O. O. F,. Decoration next Sunday June 17. Wilfred Jessup will give' the address; and the, music will be rendered" by Cambridge City band.

Hunting for Descendants. Palladium Special. Milton. Ind.. June 13. Miss Dollie Hobbs of S942 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo., wants information of the descendants of Araminta Hobbs Reece, said to have formerly lived In Milton.

Teachers Announced. ' Palladium Special. Milton, Ind., June 13. Trustee Caldwell announces the following list of teachers engaged for Washington Township, schools; Township high jschijoj, Roy Klmmel, principal; teach jt of grades Maud Ball; No. l.Rosa Lammott; N2, Ethel Wright; No. 6, Ida McCrae. V-

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Superintendent Graves of the Prudential Life Insurance Company at Richmond, was in this city on business yesterday. Harry Bertsch and Clifford Marson were the guests of Mrs. Isador Wilson at Spiceland yesterday. Carl Boyd returned Wednesday morning from a business trip through northern Michigan. Bert Medsker is rapidly recovering from a broken ankle, sustained at the skating rink Monday afternoon. George R. Beeson of Connersvllle, was the guest of Dr. Littel yesterday. Tonight will be the last night that the skating rink will be open. The skating in this popular hall will ba resumed next fall as usual. Mrs. Alice Gresh has sold her home to Joseph Clevenger. Consideration, $2,400. ;The sale was made through the W. H. Doney agency in this city. Mr. Clevenger will occupy the property about October 1st. Mrs. Gresh will build a new residence about two squares north of her present location. John McConley and two daughters, Mrs. John Weber and Mrs. Anna Filby, of Milton, visited the Souldiers' Home at Dayton, yesterday. Frank Luddington was in New Castle on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whltely entertained a number of friends at their home Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Jessie Jay and Miss Belle Harrington. George Babcock ws visiting in New Lisbon yesterday.

HAGERSTOWIM. Palladium Special Hagerstown, Ind., June 13. Ed Porter has been papering and painting his store on East Main street Miles Lamar was in town on business Wednesday. Harry Beard and Roy Frouburgh of Cambridge City,, were here Tuesday. Will Abbott made a business trip to Cambridge Tuesday and from there to Richmond. Martin Gottfried of MUlvllle, was here on business Wednesday. Mrs. J. M. Worl and daughter Eva, were shopping in Cambridge Wednesday. Some Richmond authorities were here Tuesday with the view of purchasing a team of horses of Myers & Davis, to be used in the fire department at Richmond. Mr. Hindman was thrown from the buggy, alighting on his head and left shoulder, but, aside from a few bruises, sustaining no Injuries. The horse started to run, but was soon stopped. The only damage the buggy received was a pair of broken shafts. Robert Griner of Milton was here on business Wednesday. Frank Petro was here on business Wednesday. Ralph Teeter Is again able to walk after being confined for several weeks from the effects of a fractured ankle. Grant Parsons was In town Wednesday. Dr. Krump of Greensfork, made a business trip tothls city Tuesday. Omer Cheesman .took a herd of cattle to Cambridge City, Wednesday to be shipped from that city.

MIDDLEB0R0.

Palladium Special. Mlddleboro, Ind., June 13. Miss Edith Pyle returned home yesterday, after spending several days visiting relatives in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. James Coop' sprnt Sunday at A. J. Littles. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cox and family visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cox, Sunday. Winifred Little spent Sunday with her little friend, Halcia Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Ros. Marine 'and little son, Garth, visited at Jess Addleman's of Richmond, Sunday. ' Children's Day. at this place will be held on Sunday morning, June 17. All the children's parents are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ros. Marine entertained the former's parents, M. W. Maflne and wife, from Fountain City, and Mrs. L. N. May and son, Myron, from Albany Ind., also J. F. Marine, from Memphis, Tenn., Tuesday.

A Revival at Milton. Palladium Special. Milton, Ind., June 13. Rev. Charles Doolittle preached on "Love" at the Friends' church Tuesday night. His meetings will continue this week. His; daughter assists in the song service.

Scissors Cause Injury. Palladium Special. Hagerstown, Ind., June 13. While Claude Pierce was trimming a colt's fetlocks with a pair of scissors Wednesday, the colt kicked, causing the scissors to penetrate his wrist, making a painful and serious wound.

Cemetery Sexton Quits. Palladium Special. Milton, Ind., June 13. Samuel Beam has tendered his resignation as sexton of West Side Cemetery and the board has accepted it.

Hindman Was Lucky. Palladium Special. Hagerstown, Ind., June 13. Albert Hindman of this city experienced a serious accident here Tuesday. While driving a frisky horse, on East Main street, he was approached from the rear by an automobile at full speed. The horse, becoming frightened, lunged in front of the car and then to one side, just in time to avoid collision with it.

Enters Normal School. . Palladium Special. Milton, June 13. Irvln Harmeier

Is Disease a Crime? - Not very long a?o. a popular magazine published an editorial article in vhich the writer assorted, in substance, that all disftaso should bo regarded as criminal. Certain it is, that much of the sickness and Buffering of mankind la duo to the violation of certain of Nature's laws. But to say that all sickness should be regarded as criminal, must appeal to every reasonable individual as radically wrong. It would be harsh, unsympathetic, cruel, yes criminal, to condemn the poor, weak, over-worked housewife who sinks undr the heavy load of household cares and burdens, and suffers from weaknesses, various displacements of pelvic organs and other derangements peculiar to her sex. Freauent boarln of children, with Its extctinir demand" upon tho system, coupled with the caro, worry and labor of rearing a lararo family. Is often the cause ot weaknesses, derangements and debility which aro arcraratrd by the many household cares. nd the hard, and nercr-endlnt" work which r.he mother U called upon to perform. Dr. I'ieret?. tho maker of that world-famed remdy for woman's peculiar weaknesses and Ms Dr. Pleroas Favorite Prescription ays .hat one of the rreatest obstacles to the cure t thU class of maladies Is the fact that the oor, over-worked housewife can not eet the needed rest from har many household cares nd labor to enable her to secure from the us of his " Prescription " Its full benefits. It a matter of frequent experience, he says, u his extensive practice In these cases, to nact with those in which his treatment fail y reason of the patient's inability to aim tain Tom hard work lonff enough to bo cured, .'flth thoe suffering from prolapsus, antc--rsion and retroversion of the uterus or thor displacement of the womanly ortrans, U very necessary that. In addition to takn bis "Favorite Proscription " they abstain 'rom being very much, or for long periods, on heir feet. All heavy lifting or straining of ny kind should also be avoided. As much ur-door air as possible, with moderate, litrht txerclse la also very important. - Let the lat-icnt observe these rules and the "Favorto Proscription " will do the rest. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free .n receipt of stamps to pav expore of nai Hnir rmlji. flend to Dr. K. V. Pierce, iltillalb, N. Y., 21 one-cent stamps for pa-:er-eovered, or 31 stamps for cloth-bound. If sick consult the Doctor, free of charge y letter. All such communications are iel(l .sacredly confidential. Dr. Pierce's pleasant Pellets invicrorato nd reulnt" stomach; 'ivtr and bowels.

CII? AND COUNTY

Real Estate Transfers. Rachel Petty to James R. Bookout, part of the south east quarter of section 15, township 17, north, range 12, east .$ ltiley Hiatt to James M. Lewis, lot 29 in Mendenhall and

Price's addition to Richmond . Alonzo Cain et eux to Frank Doughty, part of the southwest quarter of section 5, township 17, north, range 13, east

Frank J. Ely to Clarence M. Greenstreet, part of lot 13 in the town of Economy 1500 Frank Doughty to Zlonzo Cain, part of section 8 in township 17, north, range 13, east 800 Marriage Licenses. Frederick H. Rohe, 26, and Esther M. Coate, 21, Richmond.

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Has Moved to Milton.

Palladium Special. Milton, Ind., June 13. Joe Clevenger has purchased Mrs. Alice Gresh's property on South Central avenue anl will make Milton his home. Mrs. Gresh will build a nice home on Central avenue on part of Lute Landis's lot.

THE CHICAGO, CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE R. R. (THE NEW WAY) Effective May 20th, 1906.

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