Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 157, 19 May 1916 — Page 2

. THE BIEHMBNB E&fcfc&mUM ANB SUN-TELG&2V FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1918 !- jEcoiaomy fcr Wayne? with : her" ; knsband. 5The Jaekson lowBskip eemmeneement exercises were held in the . Eranselical ehureh BatardareTeaiagi - Mr. Robert son of Grsenfleld gave: the . address and Williams orchestra of Richmond, furnished., ths music... Rer. Mr. Haines of Chicago, preached at the Lutheran church Sunday moralug a&i il It eventac: "rV J. " PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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? . ; -. ... ' MILTON, Did.. MT 19. The Hitffr ters of the M. E. Sunday school har & market at U Houaevortb buildln, Saturday,. . , Mrs. John Coyne, three miles south of town, entertained the Country Thbahls club, Tuesday, after noon.. . . .James Doddridge, - Thomas Kwers, Charles Daris and Mr. Qarrett are at IodianapoBs to attend the Undertakers conrention. They are there In the Interest of the DoddridB-Bek company's exhibit. . Mold Quilting Bee. i The ladles of the Christian church jhad their regular quiltlas bee at the church basement Wednesday...., Paul iWerklns. E. P. Jones, C. H. Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones and the Rev. F. C. McCormlck were amonx those to (attend the County Sunday school convention at , Whitewater.. , . .George Morris of Los Angeles. Cal., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Santford Wissler, and other relatives..... Mr. and Mrs. Amos Glidden of near RushvtUe, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Zeiler.

TYPHOID FEVER CASE APPEARS AT WHITEWATER

WHITEWATER, Ind., May 19. A. B. Austin and family spent Sunday with Wilber Townsend and family near Fountain City..... Dr. G. B. Hunt of Richmond, . was here Sunday.. . . .

Mrs. Jennie Addleman returned home

Saturday after a visit with her daugh

ter near New Paris.. .. .Fred Elliott

and family of Arba, were callers here Sunday Miss Elizabeth Marshall of New Paris, is spending a few days with

Mr. and Mrg. Cleve Pyle. Mr. and

Mrs. Ray Barton entertained Sunday William Barton and family, Mr. and

I Mrs. Kenneth Barton and Verl Newton of Lynn. Ill With Typhoid. Miss Louise Karmer io ill with typhoid fever... . .Miss Mary Williams of Hollansburg, Is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Matlock..... Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thomas of Fountain City, spent Saturday night and Sunday with the tetter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corrle White.

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FRIENDS FINISH NEW BASEMENT

ECONOMY. Ind.. May 19. Recent shoppers at Richmond were Mr. and Mrs. Enos Veal, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. David Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, Mrs. Elizabeth Cain, Mrs. Myrtle Daugherty, Misses Ella Cain and Dora Pierce. . . .Rev. Ray Ballard and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mendenhall. Mrs. Emma Hiatt and Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Manning attended the Sunday school convention at Whitewater The cement basement at the Friends church is completed. Carpenter work will now progress rapidly. Home Department Meets. The home department of West River Friends Sunday school will meet Sunday for an all-day convention Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the R. U. B. churchrJohn Haraeury, re- ; cently from Jerusalem, now a student at Earlham college, will lecture Mrs. Tillie-Clark attened the, funeral of Dr. David Dennis at Richmond Wednesday. .. .Miss Ruby Morrison of Economy and Miss Bernlce Morrison of Carlos City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roe Pugh and family at Bradford, O Miss Mae Kimball will spend Sunday near Cincinnati.

Data accompanying a recently published official map of North Dakota shows that the state has $64,000,000 set apart in lrr.d as a public school endowment.

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"FOUNTAIN CITT, Ind- May 19, Mr. J. W. Shoemaker and wife were the guests of George Cockerel near New Parts the past week. . . .The young people are taking advantage of the beautiful evenings. Among the several events - was the camp supper souths of town Thursday evening. The Invited guests were Cells Barnes, Esther Brook, Reba Showalter. Gladys, Study, Zella Lacey, Echo Roland, Naomi Dwlggins, Naomi Edgerton, Katherine, Maria and Helen Pegg, , Olive Hunt, Ada Alexander. Grace Brennan Irma Thorp, Myrtle Wooters and Ruth Hiatt. .. .Jack and Edward Shoemaker were the guests of F. W. Lacey Sunday. ...Frank Davis and family of Michigan spent Sunday with Mr. Cbae Davis and family.,.. Alice Fahien was the guest of Bessie and Jessie Foreman Sunday.... The new lumber sheds of the Boren and Anderson Lumber Co., are Quite an addition to the attraction of our little city. They are Quite a mammoth affair being 80 feet by 155. v . .Ralph Williamson of Anderson formerly of this place, was a recent visitor here.... Mrs. Ella Benton is making her home with Miss Charlotte Durfee and Mrs. R. G. Bogne... . Heirloom exhibit to be given 24th and 25th at school house.... The antiquarian exhibit will be of real, historical value to Fountain City. Quite a number of photographs of pioneer resi-

TOLEDO OFFICIALS INSPECT QUARRIES NEAR NEW PARIS

NEW PARIS, O., May 19. A num

ber of the officials of the Reinheimer Quarries Co., Toledo, O., made an inspection of the local plant Thursday. Miss Mary Broady of Scott, O., came Saturday to spend a week with Miss Evelyn Northroy. Miss Broady will be remembered as the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Broady, former New Paris residents, Mr. Broady being one 'time pastor of the Presbyterian

church.. . .Mrs. Fred Kemp and daugh

ter oval, of Bradford, O., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and children of Athens, O., were week-end guests of

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kemp.. . . .C. A. and

F, R. Pierson spent Saturday In Dayton on business,.... Local friends of Mrs. Ad, L. Reid of Richmond, regret

to Know of ner illness and wish for a

speedy recovery. ; Mrs. Albert Daugh

erty, ner daughter who resides here, has been in attendance at her bedside since Thursday Grant Johnson of Detroit, Mich., is the gues "f his sister, Mrs. Harvey Deem.

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