Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 273, 28 October 1915 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE RICHMOND PALLADIUU AND-SUN-TELEGRAH THURSDAY. OCT. 28, 19X5 jr - ""J LECTURER ABBESSES fflSIIIMMD News : From ; Sebertee : JMstericts CEUTERV1UJE FEGPLE

EATON LIGHT PLANT INCREASES CAPITAL

BATON. O., Oct. 28. With the increase of its capitalization from $50,000 to $80,000, the Eaton Lighting company plana a number of improvements and thev extension of its service to Camden. I Power for lighting and commercial uses will be given that village. According to Judge Elam Fisher, president of the company, bonds will be taken over and an offering made of preferred stock. During the last few years the company has made many substantial improvements and Is now furnishing service seldom found in a city the size of Eaton.

I HAGERSTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Will Weeks of Dayton, visited Orpha and Oscar Jones and respective families Saturday. Mrs. Mauk of Muncie, Is spending this week with Mrs. Ruhamak Shafer. Mrs. Cecil Burdsall of Richmond, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Frailer. Mr. and Mrs. John Retz are visiting their daughter at Bluffton. Miss Mary Clark is attending the Federation of Clubs at Indianapolis. L. M., Pierce of Indianapoll, spent Monday and Tuesday here. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Abrell were at Warren Sunday, the guests of relatives. , -. '

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Dublin Social News

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Banker and Ray Banker of Shelbyville, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinnaman. . Rev. M. Doan of Iowa, preached at the Friends' church Sunday. Mrs. -Martha Butler, daughter, Mrs. Lucy O'Connell and son. Shalley, spent Sunday with Mike Falkers of gtraughn. Herbert Bilby was in Connersville, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Sparks and Mrs. Beard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs." Walter La Fuse of South Richmond. Misses Elva Wiker and Bernlce Flicker were in Richmond, shopping, Saturday. Mias Inez Funk entertained Miss Mella Floyd to dinner, Sunday. Mr. A. L Miller and Miss Husted of Connersville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Cope. Entertain Friends. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kino am an entertained a number of friends Sunday afternoon, who were: M$. and Mrs. Ed. Banker and Ray Banker, Mrs. C. Ogborn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klnnaman, Mrs. Able Klnnaman, daughter, Ethel, and son, Claude, Misses Grace Money, Mary Willis and Jesse Mercer, Robert Lanning and Rupert Woodward.

' C. W. Evans, Isiah Frlckar. W. E.

Floyd and C. E. McKee, members of

Dublin male quartet, sang at Christian church at Mil torn. Sundav ; evening.

'Miss Bernlce Frlcker also gave a se

lection. The music was highly appreciated tf all.

Mr. and Mrs. C T. Swain ' enter

tained to dinner Sunday, Mrs. Ray and son, Harry, of Falmouthe, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bender and son, Cecil, and

Mrs. Alice Guyton of Richmond, Mrs.

T. A. Bragg of Milton and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cole of Bentonville. Visit With Sister;

Miss Madge Bilby Is visiting her sis

ter, Mrs. Tim Bennett, near Richmond.

The Bide-a-Wee club met with Miss Mella Floyd, Tuesday evening. There

were twelve members present, Mrs. Pearl Mendenhall and children of. Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Moore. Miss Gertrude Train of 1 Knightstown, is spending this week with Mr. W.-H. Riser and famUy. Mr. Ed. Henley and Everett Floyd motored to Rushville, Sunday evening. Mr. George Bilby -and family will move from the countfy to the Day property on East Main street. . Mrs. Anna Cheesmani who Is in the domestic science work at Garfield school at Richmond, is spending a few days at home with her mother.

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Miss Mary Gwendoline Davies, a member of the bacteriological staff of Pasteur Institute, at Paris, voluntarily 'h footed herself so that a test of an rvperlmental cure for German poisonr as gangrene could be made. She is the youngest daughter of the late Sir Henry Davies, formerly a provincial governor in India, and has a brother, Col. H. S. P. Davies, on staff duty in London. Her two sisters are married to officers in the Indian army Col. Louia Tucker and Col. Saunders of the Twenty-ninth Lancers. Miss Davies, without Informing any

one, infected herself with poisonous liquid identical in composition to the

gas used by the Germans, although she knew animals had been experimented upon in the same manner and had died from the effects. Then she telegraphed to Dr. Taylor of the American Hospital in Paris to apply the antidote he had discovered and had yet to test on a subject. The an

tidote, a solution of hydrochloride of

quinine, happily proved its value, Miss Davies entirely recovering within 24 hours.

For Pales

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Brevities

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Milton

The Cary club meeting at Its next number will be a special meet. It is noted as Daughter's Evening and will be with Mrs. F. C. McCormlck, Thursday evening, November 4. Every lady will Invite her, daughters, and if she has none, she will Invite some one else's daughter. Mr. Anderson's family, is here.' Harrison Hicks had a bad accident a few days ago. Mr. Hicks lives in the country east of town and he with his family were enroute to Modoc in the machine. At a certain place, they (an into fresh gravel. The machine overturned fastening the entire family underneath. But strange and yet lucky to say no one was seriously hurt Mrs. Hicks suffered a cut on the head. The accident happened somewhere In the vicinity of Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wissler had as their guests at their country home east of town, Mrs. McMath and son, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Higgins of Ablngton, and Guy McMath of New Paris, O., and Miss Erma McMath of Richmond. Set Halloween Date. The entertaining committee of the Embroidery club will entertain their husbands and friends at the home' of Mrs.. Wilbur Elwell, Monday evening. The town board authorises the -state

HOLLANSBURG

A. O. Downing and Harry C. Downing were in Winchester, Ind Monday. Clarence Ferling of Richmond, was a business visitor here Monday. Albert Browne and Harry Downing spent Monday in Richmond. Charles Benson of New Paris, O., was a HOllansburg visitor Monday. Cleo Rothermel and wife of Richmond, spent Saturday and Sunday here the guests of local relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reid of New Paris, were here Saturday. Norman T. Irelan, Ross Pitman, C. A. Thomas, William Albert Chenoweth and Elmer E. Chenoweth were Greenville, callers Tuesday. Clinton Browne of New Paris, spent Tuesday here the guest of his son, A. E. Browne and family. Joe Bicknell of New Paris was a Wednesday visitor here.

ment that Halloween will be observed here on Monday night and not on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirlin of the eastern neighborhood entertained Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wissler, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wagner and daughter Miss Alma, Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowlln. The Rebekah lodge entertainment committee announced "a Halloween social for Saturday evening. The committee after consultation has decided to postpone the social indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace had as their guests at their country home south of town this week, Mr. and Mrs. Arch McCormlck and son Casslus,' and Mrs. A. E. Neal of Albany. Russell. Moore went to Richmond Wednesday to visit relatives. Frank Ogborn of Cambridge City was at his sister's Mrs. W. H. Swope, Wednesday.

SORORITY HOLDS PARTY.

LIBERTY, Ind., Oct. 28.-The Delta Tbeta Tau sorority will give a private masquerade dancing party for the members and their guests at the Coliseum dancing room, on . Friday evening. Oct. 29. Jerusalem in 1918 and 114 exported more than $110,000 worth of goods to the United States.

Sweaty and Sore Feet . These annoying and embarrassing troubles can easily be overcome. Here is the quickest and surest remedy known: "Two tablespoonfuls of Calocide compound in a warm foot bath" gives Instant relief. Don't endure foot torture Of any kind. By this treatment corns and callouses can be peeled right off and sore bunions reduced. It acts through the pores, removing the cause. Large - box of Calocide 25c at any drug or general storePrepared at Medical Formula Laboratories, Dayton, O.

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LOSES mS MIND WHILE IN. PULPIT, .. :TO DIRECT T70BSHIP , LIBERTY. IncL, Oct. 28. Tha Rer. W. C. F. IJppert. age flfty-sik. pastor of the Presbyterian ehurch ot College Corner. "Indiana, five miles east of hers, "was taken Monday to Oxford Retreat, heavily manacled and violently insane. His ' mental derangement manifested Itself about a week ago. in the pulpit, and since than he, has become steadily worse, until Monday It was thought advisable to take him to 'an asylum. Overstudy and brood

ing, over domestic affairs, la said to

have caused the undermining of Llppert's reason. His ' wife llres on a farm near Williamsburg, Ohio. ; : Documents containing details of the vessel's cargo and the porta for which she is bound are called' the;, ship's manifest. ... ,-. .

EAT0I1 AWAITS DilYAU

EATON,. O.. Oct. 28. All arrangements have been perfected by the County Dry Federation for William J. Bryan's visit to Eaton. . Friday. Hs will arrive by special tr5k reaching Eaton at S-.2S o'clock, and speak at the armory. It tha weather permits he will talk from the ateps of the

building, in the event weather pre

vents, the meeting will be held in

side the building. Eby C. Elkenberry. of Camden, will introduce the Commoner. From this city Bryan will go

to Richmond. Ind.. and thence to Day

ton, where he will flill three engage

ments during the. evening.

A Kansas City newspaper man who la able to go In for fancy farming, has

more than seventy varieties of Iris

growing in his yard and garden. The colore Include yellow, blue, pink and

bronse. . . ,

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CENTER VILUE." Ind, Oct. 28. The Rev. - Mr.' Brown of Connersville delivered an lecture oik A Batch of Biscuits.", before a large audience at the Christian church Friday evening. The lecture waa under the auspices of the Junior Boys' Sunday school class snd

their teacher. Frank. 8cott-; A profit

or 917.10, which win go into the class treasury, waa realised.

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'Let George Do It"

THE big men of this world are skilled in getting work out of the other fellow. f They waste no time doing work some one else can do as well. ' Why worry your head about this rising problem? Just set Sleep-Meter

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