Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 320, 22 December 1915 — Page 3

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SUNDAY SCHOOL PREPARES TREAT FOR YOUNGSTERS

v. CAMBRIDGE - OITT. Do. ; Christmas troo and troat will be fea7 ture of th sntOTtalnment to be given by the Christian Sunday school on ;.; Thursday evening. . . .Karl Mosbaugh whose illness baa continued through a year or mora, baa gradually grown weaker during tna last week, and ia again In . a critical condition... .Mr. ';' and" Mra. P. J. Scudder had (or their guest. Monday, the latter'a mother, Mrs. W. P. Oarrlaon of Knlghtstown. . v Charles Morris has gone to Connersi vllle to spend the holidays with bis daughter. Mrs. Mary Williams. . . .Mrs: H. H. Bryan and Miss Alice McCaffrey were guests of Richmond friends V. Tuesday. . . .Karl Whltely Is seriously ill at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whitely....8upt L. N. Hines of the Crawfordsvtlle .. schools, who is seeking the nomination for superintendent of public lnstructlon on the Republican ticket, .i.was. . Cambridge City visitor on . Tuesday. . . .The merchants , of tills ' place did an unusually large amount of "business" on Saturday The holiday , trade thus far has been quite. satlBfac- ; tory..;.Jack Harper is home for the holidays after an extended business trip through the Eastern States ; Mrs. Jennie Scantland of Ulysses, Nebraska and Mrs. Elsie Wood, of Milton, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Macey and daughter. Miss Ethel.... Claude Kltterman spent Tuesday at. Indianapolis attending to bus- . inesa... .Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones of Chicago were guests of th former's mother, Mrs. Jennie Jones, over Sunday. .. JUr. and Mrs.. P. J. Harvey will Hp end Saturday and Sunday at Wabash, the guests of the lattetr's prents, . Judge and Mrs. Plummer. .. .Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hunnlcutt entertained ':, Sunday Mrs. Jennie Scantland of Ulysses, Nebraska, Forest. , Macey,. of Economy, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Outland of thiblln,' and Mr. and" Mrs. Larkln 1 Macey and daughter.

0ET8 $100 DAMAGE8

EATON, O., Dec. 22. I. W. Baker was given $100 damages by a jury In common pleas court late Tuesday following a hearing of the suit against Otto Heeter." The Jury deliberated about one hour. The suit followed an accident which occurred on the Dayton pike some months ago when the plaintiff's horse became frightened at the defendant's automobile.

PUT TREE ON CAMPUS.

. .TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 22. Terre Haute's big municipal Christmas tree will be placed on the campus of the State Normal school, it has been decided. The tree will be provided by the Teachers' Federation.

SliraSON SPEAKS TO SOCIALIST CLUB

The history ef the ages ef savagery) feudalism, as4 capitalism sisee the prehistoric time to the present- modern, civilisation Was given, by C. L. Summerson in ' an address 'to the young people of the Socialist party In the headquarters on Main street, last night. About thirty tire people were present and Verlin Balllnger presided at the meeting. Bummerson maintained that the suppositious gods ef the prehistoric past were the financial gods of today. He said the saying;, "The Mills of the God Orind Slowly but they grind exceedingly well" had been changed to "The Mills of Mammon grind surely and they are exceedingly choice with their grist." .

BOSTON, IND.

Mrs. Warner Brattaln and children visited Mrs. Charles Crawford of Richmond last week. . . . W. A. Rlnehart spent the week end at Chicago. . . .The Christian church will hold their Christmas entertainment Thursday evening and the Methodist church will give their entertainment Friday evening Miss Grace Pottenger spent Sunday with her parents. . . . Mrs. Bertha Farnsworth visited In Richmond Saturday .... Mr. and Mrs. Eugent Cannon and little daughter of Detroit, Mich., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Piper.... Mesdames A. H. Piper and son, Ora Short, Will Overholser, Claude Ballenger, Clarence Parks, Clarence Frazee and Frank Rife and son were Richmond shoppers Saturday. .. .Mrs. William Simons visited her son in Richmond Monday . . . . Miss Grace Parks and Elmer Farnsworth spent Monday in Richmond. . , t Mrs. Lewis Stanley and children have returned home after visiting relatives at Centerville.

GETS WIL80N-8 PHOTO.

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind., Dec. 22. Robert E. Fitzgerald is a happy lad. In his weekly newspaper, the 101 Weekly, he printed an announcement of the president's wedding in pencil and today Is prizing a letter and a photograph of the executive.

MASOIIS AT LT0I1 ELECT OFFICERS FOR FORTHCOMING YEAR

MHPGM, fed.. Dee, The Milton Maseaie ledge ham eleeted the following ef fleers: Jesse - Aerelee, , W: MY Will Jn4kli, S. W.J Bdsar Beeson, Wj Martin V Brown, treasurer j: Walter Templln, secretary! .Chasl Woifgaagi tiler. The offteers will be installed Monday evening, . Dee. 87. - Mrs. Vene Armstrong O'Dell, Is in reoelpt of a "wonder box"- from her daughter, Edith, of Chicago.... The pupils of the township schools at Milton are taking the mid-winter examinations Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorn burg, of near Bentonville, Mrs. Oliver Thornburg and Mrs. O. Ferguson formed a party. to Richmond, Tuesday. . . . Mrs. Charlotte Clouds was married to D. W. Smith, Saturday evening. Both are residents of Conner svllle. The marriage took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clouds of Woodruff Place, Indianapolis. Mrs. Smith Is the daughter of William J. Bothermel, of Connersvllle and was the widow of J. S. Clouds, who was treasurer of Connersvllle, at the time of his death and after his death bis widow completed his term as city treasurer. She was born at Milton,' and Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Anna Rothermel, of Milton and has a number of relatives living here as well as at Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott were given a pleasant surprise Saturday evening when their home south of town was invaded by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott of Cambridge City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott of Haserstown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buroughs of Jacksonburg. They brought the oysters with them and an oyster supper was served . The electric lights were -turned on for the; streets, Monday . evening Everybody who expects to place a gift on the Community Christmas tree bring in your, gifts and leave with one of . the committee, ,. at the Farmers Bank, or with -F. M. Jones. The committee wants to know who is provided for and who is hot, in order that they may buy presents for such as are not. The committee has many things to look after and only a small amount

RECEIVED Delayed Shipments of IVORY. Brushes, Mirrors. Puffs, Powder Boxes. A. G. LUKEN & CO 630 MAIN STREET.

of time Is - left between the present

date and the Community Christmas for-l

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Mr;, and . Mrs.- Bar) Doddridge and

family were the Sasday guests of. Mr.and Mrs. M.j MeGaaaland. Misses Retta Ptenkenhern. Ylrgil Plesslnger, Betbelene Bckman and Bessie Plough were - afternoon " ' callers. . . V ; Henry Planaenhorn of Kansas is visiting his brothers and sisters. .... Mr. and Mrs. John Lesitner were shopping in Richmond Saturday. ...Dr. Lair of Alqulna, was here Saturday..... Mr, -and Mrs. John - Hendrix- and Mr. and ; Mrs,Ora Hendrix and Tbelma, visited relatives in Richmond Sunday Miss - Cora McCashland returned home Sunday from a three months stay with Wilbur Doddridge, and family of near Doddridge.. chapeL.. ...Don't ...forget . our Christmas entertainment next Friday eve, Dec. 24. at the hall. The program will consist of music, readings, dialogues and drills.. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leistner and Ora Kinder were

in ' Richmond Thursday.. . . . Mr. - and Mrs.. John Clevenger and daughters Sara and Mara were in Richmond . Wednesday..... Miss Mabel Stlnson called on Miss Mildred Plesslnger Saturday. .... Samuel Fisher made a trip to Connersville Saturday... .:Mlases Cora and Gertrude MeCashland "visited Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Mauley in Richmond and attended the wedding ef Miss Deloris Ellis to Ralph Little Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garrett ef near Milton, were Sunday guests at the home, of Willard Rodenberg.. .. .Delmar Doddridge : of Milton, spent Saturday erening with his brother, Earl , Doddridge.. ...Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Clevenger were in Richmond Saturday.. .. .The neighbors assisted in eutting wood for Grant Rose Saturday.

GIVE8 HORSES DINNER.

LAMSONBROS.&CO. GMt?5nSillV?? FOf,i Indianapolis Office 03 and 604 Board of Trade Bldg. Estab. 174. Members Chicago Board of Trade. Old Phone. Mam 6158. New Phone 157

EVANSYILLE, Ind.. Dec. 22. There

will be no hungry horses In Evansville i Christmas day, for Adolph Melzer, former soap manufacturer and hu-1

mane society worker, will give a big dinner for man's best friend. The big feed will be put on' at the Friendly Inn for horses.

Our Big Xmas Specials During The Last Two Days Before Christmas

There is no gift that would be more appreciated than a KOCKEE See our special Solid Oak Rockers, upholstered in genuine leather, at

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Sewing Rockers at only $1.00 and up Other Oak Rockers at only $2.50 and up

. White Enameled Medicine Cabinets, with Plate Glass Shelves and French Plate Mirror. Special

Serving Trays in Mahogcny and Cir- CiL ifh jffe casian Walnut. Special V Oilett Framed Pictures. Special 48c WEISS FURNITURE STORE

505-507 MAIN STREET.

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JEWEOSY

It Is the Real Xmas Gift

OPEN EVENINGS

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Now comes the call from Cleveland headquarters: "Close your Sale on Christmas Eve and Don't Continue it a Day After That," and so we must obey. The call has good we insist that you come to this sale tomorrow and Friday for these last remaining bargains. When this sale passes by, so does your great opportunity pass by. offer for months and months to come. Read over these last specials closely Come and buy liberally.

come. We have answered and now for your own personal As you won't be able to obtain such values as we now

VALUES LIKE THESE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED LADIES' FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS IQ 6 in Holiday Box Oi Ladies' Neckwear, all late novelties for Xmas, values S"t up to 60c. Special tW Men's Overcoats and Balmaroons, $10.00 to $20.00 (! QQ values, on sale at $12.98, $8.98 and JpO0 Men's New Winter Suits, all wool, worth $12 to $25, QO Humping sale price $14.95 $9.95 down to pO Men's 50c Silk Neckwear In Fancy Boxes s OK Special at lOC 35c Men's Silk Lisle Hose, all colors - Q Sale price XC Men's Wool Sweaters, jumbo weave, $6.00 values, flQ Qp? Special PO70 $1.50 Men's Wool Flannel Shirts, all colors CQ sale price OtC

CLOSING OUT PUBLIC SALE WITH THESE BIG SPECIALS

$2.00 Woolnap Blankets, extra large size, very heavy, white and pink

borders; extra special 98c 75c Wool Nap Crib Blankets, QQ "Nashua" special OtC

$ All Wool Blankets, large QQ sizes, special , . . t0

$5.00 All Wool Ladies' Sweaters,

Green, Brown, Tan, Blue, (Jrt QQ etc., special P0

Trimmed Hats, choice of any Trimmed Hat, values up to QQ $10.00, at OC 50c Percale Kimono Aprons, several styles, light and QQ dark 0C

$1.50 Aluminum Double 7Q Roaster IC Large line of Umbrellas for men and women, useful Holiday Gifts, Cn $1.79 down to U7C $1.50 Fibre Suit Case 9C 50c Men's Dress Shirts Qr coat style 0C $7.50 Double Texture Men's Rain Coats, dark grey, vulcanized &i QpT seams Prl:0 $5.00 Children's Rain Coats, Cap and School Bag to match, rfQ QP shepherd check, belted fPO0

$2.00 Boys' Rubber Boots, Red Top, fleece lined, . QQ at pj.0 Men's Cosey Felts, Juliet Slip- 4(g per; special 50 Infants' All Kid Shoes, all QQ colors, Xmas Special 0C Men's, Boys' and Infants' Leggings, useful gifts, cloth and leather, nn. 69c down to $3.00 Traveling Bags, genu- Q- QQ ine leather lining, IS inch. !)x0 $7.50 genuine Leather Traveling Bags, fine or heavy grained and (I A QJT leather lined

YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PASS THESE BY Ladies' Leather Purses, large assortment. 75c to $3.00 At values; sale price $1.69 down to C Ladies' 39c Fancy Boudoir Caps, mull and cc crepe; special 2C 50c Hand Painted Bowls and Plates, np sale price OC Deep Salad Dishes, Just received this shipment f g special AUC $1.50 Lace Curtains, extra good quality, qq per pair foC 75c Washable Rag Rug, all colors, 49c 75c Congoleum. the guaranteed floor OO covering, at mC TRUNKS Large line of Trunks, all styles. $3.50 to f nt $20.00 values now selling at $9.98, $7.98, $4.98 down to PXD7

POLLS Unbreakable DOLLS SLEEPING D0I1S And Dolls of Every Kind and description now go during these last 2 days at . 9c 1to98c

Look for Red Sale Signs

THE STANDARD MERCHANDISE COMPANY

8th & North

Richmond, Indiana

TOYS Our big toyland is now at its best. Hundreds of Toys of every kind are here and at prices that are the lowest in the city.

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