Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 201, 3 September 1908 — Page 6

THE RICHMOND PA1X.ADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRA31. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908.

SCHOOLS TO BEGIN

New Garden Expects Largest Attendance in History Of School.

NEW TEACHERS EMPLOYED.

Fountain City, Sept. 3. The New Garden township public schools will open next Monday with the largest attendance that they have had for a number of years. During the summer the building has undergone various improvements and are in excellent condition. There will be two new teachers In the faculty this year. Mr. Cottingham will fill the vacancy of George R. Hall who expects to attend college this fall. Cottingham comes well 'recommended as he has had experience in teaching and Is well acquainted with the school work. Miss Petty will fill the position of Miss Ida Packer, who resigned to accept a position In the Williamsburg schools. The teachers this year are: Prof. O. L. Voris, high school superintendent. Miss Laura Hedges, principal, grades 7 and 8. Mr. Cottingham, grades 5 and 6. Miss Grace Pitts, grades 3 and 4. Miss Myrtle Skinner, grade 2. Miss Daisy Petty, grade 1.

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TORCH SLIPPED HANDJVAS BURNED Ulry Retained Position Although Suffering Greatly.

Economy, Ind., Sept. 3. While doing some soldering work on one of the cables with a gasoline torch, Richard Ulry, an employe of the Modoc

telephone company had his right hand burned to a crisp. At the time of the I

accident he was suspended near one j of the poles and in some manner he slipped and the torch burned his hand, j It is considered miraculous that he i did not fall to the ground. Although j

his hand's condition is improving, it will be some time before he will be able to return to his work.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. Cambridge City, Ind., Sept. 3. Miss Ellen Shaffer, librarian in the univerBlty of Wisconsin, is spending her vacation with her mother in this city. Misses Edna Myers and Lottie Marsh entered business college at Richmond Monday. Herman Verbaugh and Miss Goldie Myers spent Sunday at North Vernon, Ind. John Westerfield, who has been transferred to Columbus, Ind., moved his family to that place on Monday. Druzella ' Leonard, of Wilmington, Ohio., Is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Calloway. Amos Smith, who has been off duty

on the J. M. & I. road for about ten i months, on account of ill health, went j back to work Monday. 1 Mrs. Albert Bradbury and daughter ;

Miss Alice, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Roy Pelton, in Michigan. Miss Emma Nicholson, of New Castle, were visitors in tht city Tuesday. Miss Mabel Barefoot, of Winchester who has been visiting her grand

mother. Mrs. Barbara Barefoot and j

other relatives in this city returned to her home Monday. Mrs. Charles Daly east of Milton, visited frlrnd3 here Tuesday. Mrs. Clayton Wagner spent Tuesday in Richmond. Peter Koontz, Jr., of Dayton, was in this city Monday. Miss Alma Hull Is spending a few days with Will Harrison and family. Miss Esta Young has returned from a visit with friends in Richmond. Mrs. Flo Stewart and children of Chicago, Mrs. R. Wyke of Milton and Mrs. Barbara Barefoot were guests of Mr. and MrB. J. C. Dodson, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bond, of Peru, are visiting Mrs. Ctleste Bond.

FOUNTAIN CITY. IND. Fountain City, Ind., Sept. 3. Claude S. Keever returned Wednesday from a business trip to Culver. Mrs. R. A. Benton and daughters were at Richmond Wednesday. Misses Hazel and Ethel Showalter spent Sunday with John Shook and family at Lynn. Denver Coggshall and wife and Ruford Wooley spent Sunday with relatives at Williamsburg. John Overman and family spent Sunday at the Chautauqua. Miss Ethel Thomas of Richmond, is visiting friends and relatives at this place this week. Miss Thomas will again teach school at Centerville this winter. This makes the third year for her at that place which vouches for her good work. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Edgerton and John Boren and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds at Lynn. Elijah Mobley, formerly of this place who has been residing for several months with his niece, Airs. Wisner at West Vienna, Johnson county, Illinois, has recently purchased a first class farm of 80 acres near that place at the low price of $21 an acre. He states that they have not had a drop of rain there for a month, but that the crops are fine, nevertheless. Miss Maggie Dalbey, who has been attending the Wesleyan Indiana Conference at Fairmount for the past weak, returned home Tuesday. Rev. Aaron Worth and wife, who also attended the conference have not yet returned. Rev. Merritt Bailey, an ex-pastor of

the Wesleyan church at this place has again been appointed to fill the pulpit.

More cement walks are being built

which almost complete a solid line of walks on the two main streets of the town.

Miss Nellie Overman, who has been

visiting relatives at Richmond, returned home Monday.

Elmer Shook and wife and daughter

Blanche spent Sunday as the guests

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CENTERVILLE. IND.

Centerville, Ind., Sept 3. Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Beitzell will go to Chicago Thursday to spend a short time with their son Ralph Beitzell and Mrs. Amelia Reece. Mrs. E. W. Green was the guest on Wednesday of her father James Lun dy at West Grove. Benjamin M. Peelle has returned from a trip of two weeks to Oklahoma and Parsons, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Nickels are home after a short business trip to Columbia City. Ind.

Edward Lashley who has been vis

iting relatives here left this week for his home at Pueblo, Colorado.

Mrs. John McCown is spending the

week with her daughter Mrs. Sherman Pryfogle near Campbellstown, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott of Sterling, Kan., have left, for home af

ter being house guests of Mr. and

Mrs. C B. Jackson, Jr., since the

home coming.

Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, Jr., and family entertained on Tuesday

evening at their country home near

Centerville, a large party of friends, A number of young people from Centervllle were in attendance.

Mrs. A. W. Cotton of Broad Ripple, Ind., and Mrs. Lincoln White and two

daughters of near Indianapolis returned home on Wednesday after being

the guests for several days of Lafay

ette Jackson and family.

Miss Jennie O'Melia has returned

, from a visit to relatives at Indiana

polis.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Until further notice, James Beeson will buy all Live Stock such as Cat

tle, Hogs, Calves and Lambs for the

of Lon Boren and wife at their home east of town. Misses Ethel Bennett, Ethel and Elma Alexander, Eva Pyle and Inez Swain, who composed a party of campers from this place at the Chautauqua, returned to their homes Monday. ; Rev. J. W. Zerbe and family who camped at the Chautauqua, returned homo Monday after a very helpful and enjoyable outing. Mr. Fred Van Nuys and family of Seattle, Washington, spent Tuesday with Robert Boren and wife. Howard Reed, who formerly worked for George Showalter on his farm north of town, but who has been In Cleveland during the summer, has returned to this place and will probably work again for Mr. Showalter. Wm. Bond went Tuesday to attend the Jessup reunion at Carthage. Mrs. Clyde Shipler and children of Summitville are here for a visit with Earl Smith and family. Mrs. Clarence Clark was in town Tuesday calling on friends. Dr. O. N. Huff of this place, who Is president of the Wayne County Medical Society attended the monthly meeting of that body Wednesday. Miss Carrie Clements and mother who have been visiting at Richmond for a few days past returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Anderson entertained Sunday: Mrs. Richard Johnson and son Wister, and Mrs. Mary Johnson, Fred Lacey and family, Bert Lacey and family, and Charles Lacey and family of near Bryant. Marguerite and Elmer Elleman of Richmond, are visiting Fred Lacey and family. Mrs. Charles Kinert of Richmond, took dinner with Mrs. John Shoemaker Wednesday. Miss Cella Barnes entertained Monday in honor of her eleventh birthday at her home, south of this place. Those present were Misses Blanche Shook. Naomi Edgerton, Elsie and Jessie Baily, Ada Elleman, Gilda Hampton, Rheba Showalter, Esther Brooks and

Zella Lacey. Ice cream and cake were served and a good time was enjoyed by all. Mrs. R. G. Bogue of Chicago came Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. O. N. Huff for a few weeks. Mrs. Richard Johnson and son Wister, and Mrs. Mary Johnson who have spent the summer visiting relatives at this place left for their home in Kansas, Thursday. Mrs. Ed. Reece of Atlanta, Georgia, is here for an extended visit with her parents, Richard Wooters and wife, and her sister, Myrtle Wooters.

PURCHASED LAND

Centerville Town Board Buys

- i 14 Acres to Extend ! Crown Hill.

We Will Have

JOHN LASHLEY QUALIFIED.

Centerville, Ind., Sept. 3. The town council met in regular session on Tuesday evening, September 1st. John Lashley, who had been elected from the fourth ward to fill the unexpired term of H. L. Johnston, took his seat as a member. The most important business transacted was receiving tne deed and paying the money for fourteen acres of land adjoining Crown Hill cemetery on the south, which was purchased by the corporation of Centerville at private sale, some time ago. from the estate of L. K. Hill, deceased. The purpose of buying the land is for the extension of Crown Hill cemetery, as it will be needed in the future. The price paid was $100 per acre. John Lashley was appointed as committee on street lights for the Fourth ward. The price of gravel hauled for corporation purposes was placed at seventy cents per yard.

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WHITEWATER, IND.

Whitewater, Sept. 3. There will be a public sale at the hall of the M. E. church Friday at 2 p. m. The old pews and many other articles will be offered for sale. The preliminary, institute was held Wednesday at the local high school building. A good attendance and a good program was rendered. T. S. Pyle is improving his property by a fronting of cement. School will open Monday the seventh of September. '

NEW PARIS, OHIO. New Paris, 6., Sept. 3. Mrs. Lizzie Hodgin and Anna Forner of Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. James Kuth Tuesday. Helen Sherer of Dajton came Tuesn indefinite stay with relatives here. Ail tne teachers from here are attending the teachers' institute at Eaton this week and report a meat excellent time. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Potts of West Elkton, visited Mrs. Mae Kuth Tuesday night. Miss Eva McKee is visiting Mrs. Juiietta Aydclotte in Eaton, Thursday and Friday. Mr. Elmer McKee and family will move to the pumping station, where Mr. McKee is now employed as day fireman. Mr. Monroe Richards has rented their property here. Mrs. J. A. Purviance visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKee Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barr expect to leave the farm at Orangeburg and move to town. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barr will then move on the old home place. Dr. and Mrs. Swisher of Bayton returned home Wednesday from a few days' visit with relatives here. Miss Marie Denney, Daryle, Salina and Alberta Raney, are visiting in Portland this week and are attending the fair. Geo. Arnold is attending the Portland fair this week for the Jones

( Hardware company, t Mrs. Charles Robinson and son Wilbur, of New Castle, Ind.. are spending

a few days with her mother, Mrs. H. H. Kempel on their way home from a two weeks' visit with friends in Dayton and Springfield, O. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dwyer are visiting in Connersville and Cincinnati this week. David McKee is on the sick list now. Miss Maude Brown of near Richmond, came in Wednesday for a few days' visit with friends here.

at the following places the last of this week Richmond, Centerville, Webster, Cambridge City, Fountain City. Phone us and we will take care of your order.

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REENSrORK, IND.

Greensfork, Ind., Sept. 3. Harri. Co., shipped a car load of live stock East Liberty Wednesday. The Bond reunion, which was held Jackson's park Tuesday, was well ; tended and all present enjoyed t; day. Mrs. Mary Brown is able to sit i after being confined to her bed for f.: weeks on account of injury recci" in a run away some time ago. Dan Delliagen was In Richmoi. Wednesday on business. Harry Beck of Anderson, spe:Tuesday here. Hamilton Squires has returned fron a visit with relatives in Worthington Minnesota. The -Radical United Brethren church will hold their annual White Rivei conference at Sugar Grove, three miles northwest of here, commencing Sept. sixteenth and continuing over the following Sunday. Miss Hazle Beck is visiting relatives in Richmond. Mrs. Mundell of Indianapolis is spending the week with Frank Underbill and family. Harry Hart has sold his blacksmith shop to Charley Howard and will move to Centerville in a few days. Frank Boyd returned Wednesday from Pittsburg.

Miss Lucile Jones Is the guest of rel

atives at New Castle.

There will be spiritualist meetings at

Jack son Park, beginning Friday, Sept. 4, and continuing until Sunday, Sept.

. These meetings wih be conducted on the same plan as the state meetings at Chesterfield. The speakers and mediums who will be present, are Mrs. Thronson, Mrs. Ruddick, W. C. Jessup and T. W. Smith. Richard Brown of Cincinnati, is the

vt of Mr. and Mrs. Hamiltor ires. .Miss Gray of Madison. Is visiting ss Isabel Ker.zle for a few days, harles Boyd and family of Hagers- . n, has moved into the Squires propy on North Main street. Clifford Crump is clerking In Ken3's general store. Miss Eunice Mills has returned to ocloc, after a visit with relatives .re. Miss Mary Quigley of Williamsburg, pent Wednesday with Miss Julia El's. Ed Bond is having his residence reainted. Miss Nellie Lamb spent Wednesday .vith relatives at Cambridge City.

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rites: "I tried several kidney remdies, and was treated by our best

hysicians for diabetes, but did not 'mprove until I took Foley's Kidney lemedy. After the second bottle I showed improvement, and five bottles cured me completely. I have since passed a rigid examination for life Insurance." Foley's Kidney Remedy cures backache and all forms of kidney and bladder trouble. A. G. Luken & Co.

MILTON. IND.

FOUNTAIN 'CITY, IND. Fountain City, Ind., Sept. 3. The Helping Hand society of the Friends church will hold a lawn festival in the park Saturday evening, Sept. 5. Ice cream and cake will be served. Mr. Charles Hatfield and Elmer Death are at the Portland fair, exhibiting their seed cleaner which is a patent of Mr. Hatfields. Mr. Hatrields family is camping with him while at the fair.

Milton, Ind., Sept. 3. Emerson Cause vas home from Connersville Tuesday ulght. Philip Benninger sold two vacant lots to John Sapp. price $125. Miss Kate Mueller Is visiting relaUvea at Brookville. Roscoe Parker Is home from Indian i polls for a visit.. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ferguson and Misses , Hazel Ferguson and Pearl Thornburg have returned from Northcm Michigan resorts. Miss Naomi Filby and Emil Fllby of Richmond, are visiting Milton friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clevenger and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clevenger were at a family reunion at Muccle Sunday. Mrs. Howe of Muncie, was Mrs, F. M. Jones's guest Wednesday. Albert Williams went to New Castle Wednesday. A general exodus to the Connersville fair makes a scarcity of social Items. Vernon Branson of Cincinnati is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsha Branson, at Beechwood Farm. Fred B. Jones has purchased the Heath homestead at Muncie and Is remodeling it for a home.

DUBLIN. IND. Dublin, Ind., Sept. 3. Mrs. Anna Bond and sister. Mrs. Jesse Dillon, at tended the Bond reunion. Mrs. Harvey Hood and daughter. Miss Lena, are the guests of friend at New Castle. Mrs. Frank Watson, of Lewisville, was the guests of relatives here yesterday. . Miss Maude Brown of Centerville Is the guest of friends here today.

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