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Romomber this is the last week of the greatest Clothing Sale the country, so be sure and take advantage of this

ao you will never again have an opportunity to buy merohandise at such a trifling cool Digger bargains than ever for this week. Buy at your own price. Got in the right placo,

News of Surrounding Towns

ECONOMY. IMP. Economy, Ind., -Jan. 27. Mrs. Emma Hiatt spent Saturday in- Greensfork and brought her : mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Potter, home with her to visit several days. - Joseph ; Lamb and daughter, Zella, were at Williamsburg, Saturday. There were young people's prayer meetings in the M. E. church, preaching In the U. B. church, and basket ball here Saturday night. Ollle Weyl of Richmond spent Sunday here with his wife and daughter. The Palladium correspondent received a' card Saturday from Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macy of Pittsburg, stating they were leaving the "Smoky City" for a trip through Ohio. Miss Lela Lamb has returned home after a two days' visit with her grandmother. Deck Haxton arrived home Saturday evening to spend Sunday here with his family. Mrs. Alice Frasier is back from a visit with Richmond relatives. Mrs. Peggy Morrison is reported not so well today. Charles Clyde and Bennle Franklin attended the M. E. church Sunday. Charles Edwards is doing some very fine photography post card work. New officers were elected in the Epworth league Saturday night as follows: Bessie Taylor, president; Ruby Jones, first vice; May Kimball, second vice; Blanche Fenimore, third vice; Mary Ballenger. fourth vice; Howard Manning, secretary; John Durbin, treasurer; Lucinda Haxton. organist The league took in ten new members and will hold services at 6:30 every Sunday evening. Henry Replogle and daughter, who were guests of John Replogle and wife two days, have returned to their home In Hagerstown. , John Osborn of Richmond spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss May Nicholson of Sugar Grove has been sick the past week. . Rev. M. V. Bartlett priched in the U. B. church at Sugar Grove Sunday morning. Dr. A. L. Loop arrived home from Huntsville Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cain were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Word Jackson Sunday. : -' . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain and son were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt's company Sunday. Levi W. Stamm returned to Dayton, O., Sunday afternoon. Lloyd Osborn 'a little three-year-old ; girl lost one of her kid fir trimmed mittens on. the day of fanner's instiy tute. . . Mrs. Lou Fennimore and children, Blanche and Harold visited grandma Edwards Sunday afternoon. Hiatt has sold a nice bunch of hogs to Bud Dean of Grecnsfork.

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Pleasant Mendenhall who has been such a sufferer with rheumatism for the past several years is growing worse and cannot live but a few days longer. Grant Smith of near Carlos City has a nephew who lives in New Castle with him this week! Mr. and Mrs. William Wooters had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wooters of Muncle. Mrs. Nora Jackson, Mrs. Mattie Lamb and Mrs. Vina Vandergraf of Popular Run attended . West River Friends meeting and ate dinner with Mrs.' Reba Chamness, Sunday. Carl Williams is helping with the feeding for A. N. Chamness. . Hon. E. B. Reynolds of Hagerstown and Attorney Will Bond of Richmond will address the voters of Perry township , on local option Tuesday night here, in the M. E. church. Harry Macy, who is on the jury arrived home Sunday and returned to Richmond Tuesday to report for duty. Bennie Franklin who has had such a deep cold for a week will be able to attend school this week. Mrs. Ruth Chamness is reported very sick and It is feared pneumonia has set in. A Mr. Shelleybarger has rented Olie Weyl's farm and bought the stock also. Mrs. Alice Frasier was the Sunday afternoon guest of Mrs. Byram Pierce. If the weather continues favorable there will have been many acres of ground plowed by Saturday evening. Mrs. Glennie Lamb was in Richmond Monday, shopping. Edmond Clark, John Replogle, Lon Edwards and Joe Lamb were "turning up the sod" Monday. A great many farmers advocate early plowing for corn. Charles Harris. Frank Jordan, Eldo Cain and Harry Parker were in Richmond Monday. Thomas Stewart and Vine Scott made a trip to Hagerstown recently. EH Nicholson's daughter Mae, of Sugar Grove is still very sick. Simon Atwell and family moved here from Modoc Monday. Ezra Fraiser arrived from Richmond Monday noon. Pleasant Mendenhall, 67 died Monday morning of rheumatism. Funeral was held Wednesday morning at the residence on account of Mrs. Mendenhall being unable to leave the house. Rev. Lee Chamness conducted the funeral. Interment in Economy cemetery. Mrs. David . Jordan visited Mrs. Louise Denny Monday afternoon, who is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Massy entertained Richmond company Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fenimore were In Hagerstown Monday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hurlie Lantz. Mrs. Ruth Chamness of West River who has been sick for the past several weeks Is now low and blood pois

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HQ on has developed, which makes her chances of recovery very doubtful. She has many friends and relatives in Richmond. Dick Ulry of Modoc was here looking after business. Webster and Economy basket' ball teams clashed here recently. Score, 34 to 14; 22 to 14 in, favor of Economy. It was a double header but. the big one of Webster failed to connect. The Economy first basket ball team will go to Modoc Thursday night to play the Indians a gameMr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison Monday. Charles Franklin is having trouble with his left eye. Jasper Hardwick, 74, of near Carlos City died of consumption Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday morning at Carlos City and burial at Union. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards entertained at dinner today, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oler, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Edwards. Mrs. Martha Ellen Good and Mrs. David Jordan were guests of Mrs. Emaline Cale Monday afternoon. Mr. tfii Mrs. Clyd Oler and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hasley recently. Several ladies of Morgan's Chapel were here shopping Monday afternoon. It is reported George Barnard and sisters, Emma and Rena will move to Texas some time in the spring. Some people " are talking of planting garden truck if the weather continues nice. Mrs. Lulu Singer is superintendent of the Junior Epworth league. There will be a special meeting soon to elect new officers. Miss Dora Pierce' who has been sick is better. - Several strangers were in town Monday. Frank Thornburg of West River has a bad case of grip. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cale entertained company recently. Mrs. Omar Oler Is reported very sick this morning. M1LLVILLE. IND. Millville, Ind., Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daniels entertained Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly and daughter Evelyn, Mr. nd Mrs. Ed Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wood and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hamilton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haye3 and sou Daniel and Mr. John Wood. Mrs. John Wood spent Saturday and Sunday In New Castle. Mr. Jesse Lester spent Friday In Hagerstown. ; Mr. Bert Daniels and family - spent Sunday with Mr. Marcus Batchfield. Will Laudig and family of . near Cambridge City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keever. . James Laboyteaux has sold his store . to Charles Crandall of New Castle. Teachers institute was held here on Saturday. Robert Wining will move on the

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S. D. Wisehart farm vacated by Henry Hollinsbee. Calison Robertson will go to Brookville Thursday to visit relatives. Ed Wisehart was in New Castle on Saturday. ' Mr. Crandall of New Castle will move in the Wood property. BOSTON. IND. Boston Ind., Jan. 27. The series of meetings closed at the Christian church on Friday evening. Several from here saw the Otis Skinner production at Richmond on Monday night. The reading given by ' Elizabeth Stanley was largely attended and greatly enjoyed. There is an epidemic of colds in and around this neighborhood. The baby boy of Adam Eby is much better and is now out of danger. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Powell will celebrate their wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home in this place. Mrs. Zella Pleish visited her mother one day last week. Maude Eby has returned home after spending a few days here. DUBLIN, IND. Dublin Ind., Jan. 27. Walter Woodworth of Richmond spent Sunday with his mother and sister here. Mr. Charles" King and family of Straughn visited B. T. Hatfield and family Sunday. Mr. George Hurps visited home folks Sunday. Will D. Jay called to seen his sister Allie Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Bryant of Lewisville were guests of Mr. Robert Clifford and family Sunday. Charles H. Clawson of Richmond was on business at Lewisville Saturday and on his way back to Richmond called for a few moments at the home of his cousin Will D. Jay. ReV. McCagie Henley returned home today. Miss Hoi lings worth of Lewisville, Miss Russell, Lewisville, were the guests of Miss Mary Fackler Sunday. . Miss Lessie Harvey of Hopewell visited Anna Taylor. CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND. Cambidge City, Ind., Jan. 27 Mrs. Will Mathews and daughter Jeanette of Hagerstown were here Monday night, the guests of B. F. Carpenter and family. Burns Mundell, postofflce inspector of Washington, Is here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Mundell and other relatives. Mrs. Jennie Jones spent Monray In Richmond. The Home Missionary society of the A. M. E. church met at the parsonage In Dublin Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Romer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohmit, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fronaphel, and Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Leslie formed a theater party to see "The

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J Honor of the family at the Gcnnett Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox and daughter of Anderson visited Mrs. Mary Knox Sunday. , Frank Luddington made a business trip to New Castle Monday. The following ladies met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Omar Guyton and organized a card club which will meet every two weeks: Mesdames Frank Ohmit, Mr. C. Leslie, Omar Guyton, Byron Strattan, Charles Kneise, Ellis Filby, Frank Luddington, Frank Fronaphel, Matt Kreusch, R. L. Scott, John Shroyer, Robert Hicks, K. P. Dlffenderfer, J. E. Wright, and Harry Bond. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Albert Jones of Hagerstown was the guest of the afternoon. Mrs. Harry Bond will be hostess at the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Byra Boyd, Ray Bertsch and Miss Pearl Boyd saw Otis Skinner in "The Honor of the Family" at Richmond, Monday evening. Mrs. Albert Jones of Hagerstown was the guest of friends here Monday. K. P. Dlffenderfer, engineer on the J. M. & I., is at home for a two weeks vacation. J)r. W. R. Litell has returned from a business trip to Buffalo and various points in Canada. Mrs. Melissa Stratton of Knightstown, is here for a visit with her son Byron Strattan and family. Mrs. Matt Shew and daughter. Miss Irene Elliott have returned from a visit of several months with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elliott of Mobile, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. John Carr of Richmond, are here for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ell Babcock. Miss Mary Dillon and Miss Neva Hazelrigg were among the 1 number who saw "The Honor of the Family" at Richmond Monday evening. Mrs. Robert Steele is spending a few davs with her sons Albert and Earl at Indianapolis. Mrs. Ofcsian Calloway was hostess to the Whist club Monday afternoon. Cards were played at three tables. Mesdames Lycurgus and Lafe Bee son of Milton and Mrs. Fred Mellinger of New Castle, were guests of the club. At the close of the game an elaborate lunch was served. FOUNTAIN CITY. IND. Fountain City, Ind, Jan. 27. Harry Clark: who has been quite sick with the grippe, is much better. - Rev. J. W. Zerbe. pastor of the M. E. church of this place, commenced a series of meetings at Hopewell. Sunday evening. The Christian Endeavorers have raised $4.40 for the sufferers of Italy. Quite a number of the farmers have commenced their spring plowing which is something unusual for this section of the country. Alva Alexander, of Richmond, was visiting friends in the City. Sunday evening.'. '"." , The eighth year pupils are busy writing their themes for graduation

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BEET. which are on "The Courtship of Miles Standish." -, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noss of Richmond, were visitors here Sunday. James Clark and son Earl made a business trip to Lynn, Monday. Miss Anna Linville, a Wesleyan evangelist is holding a series of meetings at the Wesleyan church. GREENSFORK, IND. Greensfork, Ind., Jan. 27. Mrs. Charley Nicholson has returned from a few days' visit with relatives in Hagerstown. Charles Smith is improving his residence In the south part of town by building a kitchen. A. T. Ballenger of Williamsburg was calling on relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Je-hn Martindale spent Sunday with George Linting and family at Centerville. John Clawson has returned from a business trip to New Castle, Marion and Wabash. Miss Ethel Gilford spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Fountain City. Howard Cook, regular juryman, spent Tuesday in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ritz of Hagerstown were calling on friends here Monday. The protracted- meetings which are being conducted at the M. E. church are progressing nicely and much Interest in being manifested. Mrs. E. B. Martindale spent Tuesday In Richmond. Mrs. Blanche Kerr has returned from Indianapolis . and is spending a few days at home. The Economy creamery makes a shipment fom this station every week. Mrs. James Martindale was calling on friends in town Monday. Harry Nicholson Is on the sick 1st. The quarantine (?) was raised on Monday from the two moving vans which were stopped here Saturday on account of their heavy loads and bad condition of the roads. The drivers rode their horses over from Richmond and hitched them to the vans and proceeded to Hagerstown which was their destination. Mrs. Lafe Stigleman has returned from a short visit with relatives In Richmond. Mrs: Frank Dean and nephew Virgil, contemplate moving to their farm northeast of town In the near future. Miss Miller of Eaton, O., has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tarkleson for a few days. HAGERSTOWN, IND. Hagerstown, Ind, January 17 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Neweomb are preparing to move from Mrs. Williams' su b urban residence to their own property on South Washington street. Ed Porter has been suffering with an attack of the grip. John Geisler, Sr.. has purchased the building of P. H. Davis now occupied by Smith's barber shop, for $100 and will move it north of the stave factory. Davis will erect a line brick

II building on the site of the old one. Dean Cartmell of Arcanum, - Ohio, has been the guest of his grand mother, Mrs. Sara Binkley, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Keever, who have been at the home of his mother. Mrs. Mary Keever, north of town for the past six months, are moving to Muncle. Mr. Keever will be employed with the Warner Gear Co. The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the M. E. ch'f-ch will meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 1, with Miss Cora Castor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fist. The Ladies' History Club will meet with Mrs. John Hunt on. N. Perry street on Monday afternoon. Jan. 31. Charles T. Knapp was at Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday for the purpose of purchasing cattle at the stock yards. Miss Ethel Roller is at Dayton, Ohio where she was called by the serious illness of a relative. . - - LIBERTY. JfJD. Libety, Ind., Jan. 27. Mrs. Record i of Rising Sun. Ind, Is the guest of her son, T. D. Records and family. Mrs. O. L. Chance of Algulna was the guest of her mother Sunday. Miss Anna Beard has returned from a visit at Harrison, O. Miss Ratliff has returned to her home in Richmond. Mrs. M. N. OH air will leave soon for Indianapolis where she will reside. Mrs. Will Mcintosh Is visiting her sister In Texas and will return la April. Misses Wldeman and Freeman who are attending school in this city, visited at their homes over Sunday. - Mrs. LeRoy ttartln of Indianapolis is visiting G. W. Robertson and wife. Miss Ruby Bryant was the guest o( friends here Saturday. . " STRAUGHN, IND. Staughn, Ind., Jan. 27. Rev. Godwin pastor of the M. EL church here began, a series of meetings Sunday night. Nathan Gauker and wife went to Indianapolis to visit their son Will and family. Nathan came home Sunday evening and his wife remained a few days longer. Miss Nellie Corner of Marion, Kan.. Mary Weddell and other relatives, left Monday to visit relatives in Rnshville. Mrs. Mary Weddell accompanied by Miss Nellie Cumer of Marlon, Kan visited D. J. Cope and family in Lewisriile on Friday, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin on Saturday. ' Mrs. Mary Weddell received word Saturday that her cousin Mrs. Uary Lawrence of Richmond 'had died from paralysis and funeral held Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dick Hageman had her- goods shipped on Monday to Mliford Center. O.. where Mr. Hageman has a position as agent. Mrs. Hageman and children left Tuesday for their new home.

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