Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 318, 20 December 1915 — Page 9

EMBROIDERY CLUB OF MILTON HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING

MILTON, Ind., Dec. 20. The entertainment committee of the Embroidery club gave a party for members and their husbands at the home of Mrs. li. H. Warren Friday evening. The company was composed of Messrs. and Mesdames I. H. Warren, R. W. Warren, Ott Crownoxer, Albert Newman, Oliver Wallace, Wilbur Elwell, Frank DuGranrut, George Wagner, W. H. Brown, Mrs. Harry Manlove, E. P. Jones, Edward Wilson, Walter Templln, F. C. McCormick and Frank Lallaway. The decorations were in the Christmas colors. The hostesses were Mesdames L. H. Warren, E. P. Jones, F, C. McCormick, Ed Wilson and Walter Templin. Among the games played was a "coon hunt." There were two hunters wearing green and red ribbons, and the remainder of the company were chosen on each side and were hounds and wore the color of the hunter to whom they belonged. The dogs did a lot of barking and caught a number, of coons in the form of colored dolls. Santa Claus and the Christmas dinner also proved very amusing entertainment. Personal Mention. - Mrs. ' Walter Templin will give a Christmas party for her class of boys of the M. E. Sunday school. .. .Ott Crownover and Hiram Crook shipped Stock ,to Indianapolis Friday. ... Miss Sarah Roberts was at Richmond Friday night to visit her nephew, Harry Roberts at the home, of her sister, Mrs. Emma Fulgham Mrs. Wilbur Elwell and daughter Marie were at Richmond Saturday Mrs. Vene Beeson, Mrs. li. H. Heist and Miss Cora Brown furnished the music at the funeral of Peter Vannatl. . . . Miss Blanche Coyne, who attends school at Detroit is home for the holidays.... The Home club met Friday evening with Mrs. O. Ferguson. Mrs. Josie Johnson was a guest. The ladies giving the program were Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. W. P. Moore, Mrs. Joseeph Doddridge and Miss Nettie Bennett. Refreshments were served. Three new members were received ... - Delmar Dddridge, who attends school at Petoskey, is home for the holidays Mis6es Hattie Sills, Mary Sills and Blanche Moore were at Richmond Saturday Mrs. Julia Ball went to Indianapolis Saturday night to attend the wedding of her son, George Wilson. After the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and his mother left for Oklahoma to spent the winter The committees are meeting with success in their arrangements for the commwHt." Christmas tree. The tree will bo lighted by electricity Mr. and 'Mr3. Frank Izor of Indianapolis spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson last week The Jitney buss from Richmond to Connersville attracted attention Saturday morning.

FARM BRINGS $18,640

EATON, O., Dec. 20. A recordbreaking price for land was established when Frank Horn purchased for $16,840 a farm of 150 acres. The land lies in Monroe township, and was sold following a partition suit filed in common pleas court by Frank J lorn against Ella and D. E. Horn and Jennie Horn.

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MODOC HIGH SGH8GL TEAMS. WIN 2 GAMES

MODOC, Dec. 20. The two Modoc high school basket ball teams won their games Friday evening at Mcdoc. The second team defeated the Economy first team 30 to 10, while the first team defeated the MeKinley high school team near Winchester in a one-sided game, the score being 43 to 8. The Modoc teams have won six games and lost none this season. Held for Assault. Dell Swain who has held a position with the Atlantic Tea company, was arrested when he returned to Modoc Wednesday evening and was taken to the county jail by Sheriff Henney. L. S. Wineland of Bryan, O., a police officer, said he was wanted there on a charge of assaulting a woman.

BETHEL

LIEF CORPS

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EATON, O., Dec. 20. Mrs. Mary Bell will serve as president of the Woman's Relief Ccrp3 during the coming term. Other officers elected follow: Senior vice president, Mrs. Minerva Kirkpatrick; junior vice president, Mrs. Lavina Burch; chaplain Mary Plummer; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Stroh; secretary, Mrs. Florence Jones; conductor, Mrs. Julia Murray; guard, Mrs. Jennie Armstrong; assistant guard, Mrs. Sarah Bunting; first colorbearer, Mrs. Kate Longnecker; second colorbearer, Mrs. Ardella Sturr; third colorbearer, Mrs. Eva Sturr; fourth colorbearer, Mrs. Emma Wiseman.

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Mrs. James Blose spent Tuesday with Mrs. Oliver Spencer. . . .Mrs. Thurman Constable is spending a few days in Union City .... Several "from this place attended the funeral of Mrs.

Elmer Newton of Hollansburg, Sunday Miss Edna Spencer spent a few days last week with her brother, j

Mr. Ha-ry Spencer of near Hollansburg. Mr. p A Mrs. C. C. Hyde and son. Harold, of Richmond, and Mrs. J." E. Anderson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde.... Mr. and Mrs. Kern

Cofield and son, Denver, returned

EATON, O., Dec. 20. David Peters, for many years in the-real estate and loan business, is seriously ill t his home on East Somers street. He is affected by a complication of ailments and lias been practically an invalid for the last eighteen months. He is 81 years of age. E. S. Stotler, 90, reputed to be the county's wealthiest resident, is confined to his home on East Main street. A few days ago he was overcome by illness in his home and fell to the floor. His condition, however, is not regarded as serious.

PHEOLE ASKS STATE FOR FINANCIAL HELP

IN MAKING HIGHWAY!

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the athletic features for the state celebration t Isdiar.p.pclis next year. ,

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gospel teams from Earlham ' Jtes the frightful tol of consumption

J? 0tIataifna Icolieae will conduct a week of sen-; H f ngu.shing a light every three ersitj. announces the appointment of, . . ... rrl,.w v.lwi,M , minutes, and shows that it is the man

ui.ing the holl-' w woman, girl or boy, who neglects are he?.ded by th? colds, whose blood is impure, who feels

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schools, Anderson; James F. Graf, physical director, Indianapolis Y. M. C, A.; G. W. Pinneo, Gary Y. M, C. A.; Coach Jesse C. Harper, Notre Dame; Coach Andrew Smith, Purdua university; Coach H. E. Whiteside, Earlham college; J. D. Miller, physical director, Evansville schools: Gecrge 2-1. Linns.

i physical director, Ind"anu;o!is Turn

cf worship at the following churches:

Llgar J. Fenninstoo, Lynn; EUlen H. Mills, Cowan; Kenneth Mitchell. White River; Harold Peterson, Greens-fork.

PLAN XMAS SERVICES.

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Twin girls arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker Thursday. .Thomas Clevenger, who has been in ill health for several months, is now at Jteid hospital The M. E. Sunday school will hold its Christmas

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home Friday from California II. L. entertainment on Sunday evening folWelch fell Wednesday and broke his I lowing Christmas Mrs. W. A. leg. ... .N. E. Davis and family have j Bertsch spent Wednesday afternoon moved to their farm south cf White-(with her sister, Mrs. J. McConaha., of water.... Mr. and Mrs. Muehler of j Richmond Undertaker Welfer, M. Indianapolis, are spending a few days i A. Stevens and Cecil Stevens were with the Rev. and Mrs. Case .... i recent visitors in Indianapolis J. Harry Spencer and family of near i A. Commons and iMiss Mabel Hosier

Hollansburg spent Thursday with Mr. (were guests at a dinner party given j thermometer dropped to 4 degrees !.nd Mrs. Oliver Spencer. .. Mrs. Lilliej by Mr. and Mrs. Will Cheesman, Sim-1 above zero on Wednesday, the maxi-

EATOX, O., Dec. 20. Resolutions asking the state for aid and planning the improvement of approximately one hundred miles of road have been

passed by the county commissioners.

The roads to be improved follow: Eaton and Greenville, beginning at the corporation line and extending north to the Preble-Darke county line, 11.8 miles; Hamilton and Richmond pike, beginning at the intersection of inter-county highway No. 181 and extending through the southwest cornet of the county, 10.2 miles; Greenville and NewParis road, beginning at the intersection of inter-county highway No. 225, and extending through the northwest corner of the county, 6 miles; Dayton and Indianapolis pike, beginning at the intersection of intercounty highway No. 28, and extending from the Ohio-Indiana line to the Preble-Montgomery county line, 17.4 miles; the Hamilton and Eaton pike, beginning at the i south corporation line and extending south to the PrebleButler county line, 13 miles; Eaton and Middletown pike, beginning at the south corporation lino and extending southeast to the Preble-Butler county line, 15.3 miles; Eaton and Richmond pike, beginning at the west corporation line and extending 11.3 miles; National road, beginning at the Preble-Montgomery county line and extending across the county to the Ohio-Indiana line, 17.5 miles.

i Christines celebration will be helc

thropst, Vincennes; George M. Coclt, Centervll'c, December 21. Special Associated Press, Indianapolis. This mt-slc prepcred bv the children of thf committee will have tha planning of, Sunday school has been arranged.

contract, tuberculosis and

none are immune. . , . During changing seasons, or after sickness, blood-quality is most important, and if you and your family will take Scott's Emulsion after meals it will charge your blood with healthsustajmng richness, quicken circulation. : nl!.nh,7l bolh un threat. i facott s is free from alcohol eu to ( -ate U cannot harm. Get a bottle to-dar -Scott iltownc. tloom6dd.X.J. . T

Lowest, temperatures of the season were recorded last week when the

Castle of Germantown, spent Tuesday with .Mrs. Sarah Hill Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson and Mrs. Mable Sourbeer took supper Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mcore. . . .A Christmas entertainment will be given Amas eve at the Christian church . . . . The Ladies' aid met with Mrs. C. E. Anderson Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson spent-Sunday with C. E. Anderson and family.... Miss Wyvard Hyde is quite poorly" at this writing. ... Miss Mable Sourbeer spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson. ,

day Rev. McCormick, pastor of i mux for that day being only 27 dethe Christian church will commence j grees. The report of the co-operative his. regular work on Jan. 2. His first observer follows:

sermon will be given Sunday morning at 10:30 and services will be held on each evening during the week Clayborn King spent several days with his brother and wife, Mr. and

! Mrs. Clifford King Miss Alice

several weeks with her sister and family.

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CHARGES INFIDELITY

EATON, O., Dec. 20. Charges of infidelity furnished grounds upon which John P. Cook was granted a divorce Iroih Catherine Cook. No one was' mentioned in this connection, but the plaintiff claimed such could be done if need be. The couple was married

August IS, 1900.

f.) years old.

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WEDS TVO COUPLES

Mrs. Robert Bell, of Greenfield, Indiana, motored to this place Sunday, and were guests at supper of Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Ramsey M. W. Grills has bought the Alonzo Da.igherty residence of-Albert Hindman. . . .Mrs. Fannie Davis, mother of L. B. Davis, Is spending the winter in Orlando Florida, with her brother. Dr. J. J. Bridges, of Mount Clair, New Jersey ....Mrs. Carolyn Stonebrake and sister, Mrs. Magann, left Thursday morning enroute to Florida. " Ing enroute to Florida. .. .Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Davis entertained at din

ner, Wednesday, Chas. Moore, of j Mooreland, Mrs. Therson of Indianap-i olis, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teetor. . j Mr. and Mrs. Joo Teetor entertained j at a six o'clock dinner, Wednesday, I the following guests: Mr. and Mrsf. j A. R. Jones and Mrs. Rebecca Stuart, j Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Kcrcheval and son! Donald. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Smith and j daughter Lenore, Mr. and Mrs. Joe j

StoneciprVr, Messrs. Henry and George Keagy.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Myers are en

tertaining Mrs. W. S. flicheson of: Greenville, and Mrs. H. C. Ferris of Washington, Kansas, at their home this week Mr. and Mrs.. William Poos 'visited Mr. and Mrs. Clint Parks J at Kingsville, Thursday.. .. .Levi Say-i

ring spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. i EATON, O., Dec. 2 ,'. Rev. McD. Bert Buhmian Hollis Hoitzmuller j j0vsare officiated at a ku!:!e wedding and family spent the week-end with j service Saturday in thc Galo building! Dayton relatives Mrs. Mclvina i Clifford S. Wikle, 24, of New J,xingNewman was taken to Dayton Sunday ; ton, and Miss Dessie M. Voun-j;. li), where she will made an Indefinite of Washington towr.rhin. were wedded stay with her son Scott and family and Foster Pffly, 24 of Brookvillo and Several from this place attended the' Miss Rose M. Long, 20, of Lewisburg, funeral of George McLelland at Green-j were married. ville Wednesday J. E. Leas spent j - Thursday at Columbus Misses i SHERIFF SEEKS DEAD Yvonne and Josephine Miller were Sunday guests of Harvey Sheroimm I BLOOMFIELD, Ind.. Dec. 20. The and .family at Eldorado Mr. and; sheriff's search for John Mcintosh, Mrs. O. C. Schaeffer attended the fu-who drawn for service on the grand neral of William Ludy at Greenville jury, was abandoned when it wr.s disWednesday Alice Emerick ws i covered he had been dead for several severely hurt by a fall on the ice. i years. Richie Simpson was summon-

Losing hor balance her feet slipped ed fill the vacancy from under her and she fell striking ' ,, , her full on the back of the head ren-- -

denug her unconscious for several! .... hours Mrs. Emma Rentier of El-,' J!lJl'

dorado, spent Saturday night and Sun-j

day with .ir. and Mrs. O. C. Schaeiier. ; ,i!

....Mrs. J. E. Leas was a Dayton j visitor last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Gowin were entertained Sun-

Sunday ". :14 Monday 32 Tuesday z5 Wednesday 27 Thursday 41 Friday 49 Saturday 3J

FOES "MIS" 7IV2AS . Tfee Mebm Weed Nothing: will r.dd to the after enjoyment of the Christmas dinner so much as the smoke of a fragrant Havana. If you give Cigars for a gift give good ones, not necessarily high priced ones, as every one's tastes differ, but cigars that have been handled right and kept right o.s thsy are here. LET THIS LIST HELP YOU

REPAIR POSTOFFICE

Extensive r'nairs will be made to the.postoffiOje t Earlham college during the holidays. , 1

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(CLEAR HAVANA) El Grifo Ccrino Flcr de San Martin and Leon Websters Cuesta- Key La Venga Dulce El Principe de Gales Sanchez & Hayo (10c HAVANA CIGARS) La Preferencia El Pvoi Tan La Fendrich Wm. Penn Sonada Peter Schuyler ' Don Antonio Crane's Imported EI Verso Robert Kurns Ia Azora Kasola Flor de Moss Chancel&r Richmond Rose 5c and 6c Size

(3c CIGARS) Ed-A-Fel John Kuskin Permit Savarora San Ielice Den by Crane's Decision Crane's Havana Smokers Nov Ratchlor Little Hc.bbie Rigsby's Rough Havana El Toro Philadtlphia Hard Made Rose O' C:uba De: tiers "tcnogram La Selona Simmons 828 M. I bold Cinco Plartesta JM F in Villa Judg Wright

PALL MALL PHILIP MORRIS NATURALS EGYPTIAN UNI8 Herbert Tareyton (In Opal Glass Case) ICO FATIM A CIGARETTES Packed n a Nickel Silver Jewel Case, Complete. ?2.S0; limited supply only. The box will grace any dressing or library table. Just the right sift for men who smoke. All of the other leadirg brands of Cigarettes. Smoking Articles ASH RECEIVERS A large selection, many new designs Including the invisible ash tray something new. All moderately priced at from 23c to S2.30 CIGAR AND TOBACCO BOWLS A choice stock 50c and Up. CIGAR AND CIGARETTE CASES In metal and leather, make a pleasing gift 25c to $5.00

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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williams were visiting the lliatt family, Wednesday ....A Mr. Stewart of Hagerstown, who will bo the rural mail carrier of Christmas was going over the route Thursday getting up slips with the patrons' name thereon. .. .Hersehcl Harnlsh, of near Fort Wayne, has been the guest of Edwards brothers the past several evenings C. O. Kdwnrds nos returned from Marion, Muncie and Gaston Mrs. Alice Fraiser is visiting relatives at Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Olie Weyl, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Beckman were at Richmond. Thursday. ... Miss Pussy Bryan will leave for her home Saturday. She was the guest of Mrs. Grace Garrison, Wednesday p. m Protracted meeting in the U. B. church at Sugar Grove closed with two accessions to the church A big protracted meeting will be started at the Economy' M. E. church the first of the New Year, 1916. .. .There was a big bunch of hogs loaded out from her Wednesday by George Davis of Williamsburg A party from Winchester was here Wednesday after some horses John Charles was at Muncie Wednesday.

day at the home of Mrs. Mary Trone. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Trone were evening visitors Word has been received here of the death of George McLelland at his home in Greenville. He died from the effects of a complication of diseases. The funeral will be

held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30.1 I). A. Poe made a trip to Dayton j Monday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. j Claud Thomas Monday, a boy, fifth j

child Miss Moilie Lusk and Samuel Sifers were married Monday at Eaton by the Rev. Sara. Stoner. They will reside in Wes Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wehrley entertained the following guests at their home Thursday, D. A. Poe and wife, C. E. Barnes and wife and Mrs. Mattie Wise Elden Gruber and wife entertained at their home Sunday, Rev. Garretson. The Mahras sisters, G. L. Baker and E. Bunger and family Osa Stiver and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Gruber, Tuesday.

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Mrs. Williams of Fountain City, was a guest at the home of Prof. Burgess and tamily last week. ... Mrs. William Wynne has been ill.... Mrs. Walker Fell on ice injuring her back Mrs. Mary Mattox is sick with heart trouble. .. .Mrs. Emma Hodson and Son Virgil, visited relatives near Fountain City. Thursday ... Miss Ruth Howell is home from Taylor univers

ity Mrs. Ralph Hanscom, New Cas-I tie, visited here Friday .... Prot rac ted j meeting will begin at the IT. B. church Dec. 25....Jerd McGimegilie anu fam-i

ily have moved into their new house. Fire destroyed their home with all its contents last summer Mrs. Porter Vantress is visiting at Anderson Mrs. Bessie Keith and Mrs. Liliian Edwards visited at Richmond, Friday ....Miss Elsie and Miss Grace Lee spent Saturday at New Castle.... A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ilaynes. hist wpaJr.

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It will he the happiest Christmas they ever had. There isn't a present you could give that would please your wife and children as much as a piano. A Piano makes the home a real place of pleasure it is a source of constant joy ill . r 11. iii .

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