Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 197, 6 July 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND tUN-TELEGRAM, .THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1916

Gossip of People in the Suburban Communities!

SUNDAY SCHOOL AT YEARS PICNIC BRINGS OUT 71

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., July 6. The Wetleyan Sunday school held their annual picnic near Old Center, with an enrollment of seventy-one on July 4 Those attending the picnic supper In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kdgerton, along Nolansfork Creek were: Mr. and Mrs. William Bond, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edgerton, Misses Mildred Davis, Ruth Motley and Naomi Dwjgglns, Messrs. Harold Hough, Earl Clark and Lloyd Pyle....Mis3 Celia Barnes spent the Fourth with Blanche Hampton of Richmond Postmaster Harrison and wife, together with Benjamine Kelly and family of Richmond, were picnicking in Boren's woods Minnie Busby from Saskatchewan, Canada, is visiting her brother. JameB Busby Earl Clark Is spending Borne time in Winchester Mr. and MrB. Howard Reid entertained at dinner, Mr. Guy Hiatt and family of Lynn.

LYNN PEOPLE HOLD PICNICS JULY FOURTH

, LYNN, Ind., July 6. Miss Isabelle I Kienzle of Greensfork spent the I Fourth with Dr. Kienzle and family. I The Camp Fire Girls accompanied by Mrs. M. S. Hodgins and Rella Chenoweth picnicked at Perkin's Krove the Fourth Miss Almeda Kulks is visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Adam3 Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chenoweth and family and Ira Spencer and Esther Jones attended the Fourth of July celebration at Mills' lake Dr. ' Agnes Runyan spent the Fourth in , Union City, the guest of her mother, i ....Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young of j Richmond, were guests of S. V. Hill and family Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.

! Frank Martin of Richmond, are spend- j ! ins the week with Mrs. Martin's par-! ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hill : i Emily Martin is spending a week j camping at Indian Lake Mr. and j

Mrs. E. J. Hlnshaw, William Swain und family, Rev. E. C. Hallman and family, Cecil Butley and family, Russell Thomas and family, O. A. Frazler , and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Root, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Patterson and Ruth Knisey and Ellen Adams picnicked at Salem church near Hagerstown Tuesday. A fine time was reported.

HOW FOUNTAIN CITY SPENT JULY FOURTH

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., July 6 The'lma, Frances and Keith Coggshall were guests of Miss Margaret Dalbty, July 4th Coz Mills. Bynum Boyer, Abner Harvey, Lowell Chenoweth and Joey Harvey, attended the ball game at Hagerstown Dr. Grlffis and daughter, Eva, spent the day with Dr. Verl Griffis and wife at Williamsburg Elmer Clark of Cincinnati, has been spending a few days with O. C. Thomas and wife.... -Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Clark of Richmond, spent the day with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clark Mesdames Moore and Black of Winchester, spent the weekend with Miss Griffis Mrs. Francis Kelley, Miss Ella Kelley and Georgettia McWhinney of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Curtis and Densel Grey, spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Williams.

PARTY TRAVELS EAST.

NEW PARIS, O., July 6. Misses Carrie Whitaker, Mary Morse and Sarah McGrew, Mesdames P. C. Leftwlch and Fannie Wright andE. H. Young and Mr. McLelland are in the party who took advantage of the Ohio Educational Association rates and are making a visit in the East including New York City, Washington, D. C, and Philadelphia.

In the production of rice Mexico ranks sixteenth.

FOUNTAIN CITY PEOPLE FROLIC IN NEARBY WOOD

FpUNTAIN CITY, Ind., July 6. The , following crowd enjoyed their annual picnic at Edgerton's woods, the Fourth: Messrs. and Mesdames McConkey and daughter, Clarence Pitts, Omar Wolf, and sons of Williamsburg, W. O. Smith of Winchester, G. A. Dwiggins and daughter Naomi, Alva Study and daughter, Gladys, E. T. Smith and children, Melvin Coggshall and daughters, Emma and Ocie, Denver Coggshall, Major M. M. Lacey and daughter, Mrs. Jennie Scarce, O. C. Thomas and sons, Winston and Robert Huff. Lloyd Pyle, Miss Ruple of Bryant, Naomi Ebgerton and Mr. Elmer Clark of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs.. Chamness and little daughter, Marjorie of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Rupe. Mrs. Chamness has been quite sick at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jas: Garrett: . .Elmer Death and family and Misses Hannah and Esther Williams were picnicking yesterday Lettie, Georgia and Horace Hatfield and Marie Keene, motored to Dublin.

To warn of fire damps in mines an Austrian has invented a porous vessel through which the gas penetrates, makes electrical connections and rings a bell.

SHOWS NATION'S FLAG

NEW PARIS, O., July 6. Patriotism surely was manifested in NewParis beginning early Monday evening and continuing until late on the evening of the Fourth, if noise is any indication. A number from here attended the . celebrations at Dublin, Ind., and Greenville, while still others spent the day entertaining with family" dinners.. Old Glory was everywhere to be seen, there never having been a more lavish display of the national colors. On the Sunday preceding, the several local ministers used patriotic subjects and the churches were also decorated in flags ami bunting.

TEETOR EMPLOYES GET WEEK'S REST AT REGULAR WAGE

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., July 6. The empioyes of the Teetor-Hartley Motor Company were given this week off on full pay, by the company, as they had promised. The employes have been working several hours overtime at nights to make it possible to get the week off. Their pay envelopes Saturday night contained their wages for two weeks, instead of one and in addition, pay for overtime at overtime rates. There are approximately 200 employes.

SOAKER GIRLS PLEASE CHESTER

CHESTER, July 6. The Quaker Girls' " quartet of Richmond gave a concert in connection with the meeting of the Epworth League Sunday evening. A family dinner was held Sunday at the home of Morton McMahan, north of town. The affair was in honor of the birthday anniversaries of E B. McMahan and his daughter, Mrs. Grace Fouts. of Richmond. The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames E. B. McMahan of Richmond. Omer Wilson and sen Eldin of Richmond. Wiltner McMahan of Centerville. Arthur McMcMahan of Centerville. Curtis McMahan and son Nelson of Webster, Burgess McMahan and daughter Lucilf, Morton McMahan. Mrs. Grace Fouts of Richmond: Messrs. Chester McMahan, Everett McMahan. Herbert McMahan and Miss Edith McMahan of Centerville.

BUYS MOVIE THEATRE

Taking Big Chances. It is a great risk to travel without

I a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as this i preparation cannot be obtained on

the trains or steamships. Attacks of bowel complaint are often sudden and very severe, and everyone should go prepa'red for them. Obtainable everywhere. adv.

CENTERVILLE. Ind., July 6. Like the ever-changing pictures thrown on the movie screen is becoming the ownership of the Old Trails theatre, as it has again changed hands and is the property of James Burton Wharton of Richmond. It has been operated for about three weeks by John Davidson, who obtained it from Charles Porter, Mr. Porter having made his fortune by running it one month. The new

management promises to keep up in: reputation of the theatre, and will et; deavor to please its patrons. j

FOR THE BLOOD

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LODGE 23 1. 0. 0, F. INSTALLS ENDSLEY AS HIGH OFFICIAL

CENTERVILLE, Ind.. Julv 6. Installation of officers of Hoosier lodge 23. 1. O. O. F. was held Saturday night, the following officers took their placets for 4.he new year: Clarence Kndsiey. N. G.; Charles Pike. V. G.; Edward King, secretary; L. M. Garrett, financial secretary; James Driffel, treasurer; Wallace Asbury, warden; James Harris, conductor: Oscar Lundy, R. S. N. G.; Milo Harris. L. S. N. G. ; David Hannigan, R. S. V. G.; C. 1 1. Jones. L. S. V. G.. and Charles Helium. V. G.; A. M. Barr Chaplin. Motored to Dublin. Those who enjoyed the Fourth of July celebration at Dublin Tuesday were: Mesdames E. S. Wright, .famea Home. Mark Stevens, Cort .lours. William Welfer, O. K. Dunbar. '.' hrr.us Jessup. Bert Horner, George Wright. John Smelser, Robert Peelle, I'la Henderson. Harry Scott, E. M. Bowers and O. 11 Medearis with their families. There were also a large number of young people who attended Hold Annual Picnic. Las: Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1 ( aniorf, II ('. Johnston and family ef ( rnterv ille. Mr. and Mrs. Shaner mid Dr. Wilkenson and family of !aa nu tort il to Springport. and spent Hie la in real picnic fashion, enjoyi'A'A belli dinner and supper. Entertains Relatives. .Mrs. Irene Walker entertained a number of relatives to a Fourth of .I.ih dinner. In the morning the party motored to Dublin and returning spent liar? of the day at her home. Those I'lCMin were Frank Land and son llciatio. Mr. and Mrs. Cole and Miss Georgia. Walker Land and family. ;.p.d Miss Stlllinger of Richmond, Mrs. Enur.u Beitzel and Mrs. Reese of Cent?rille. Personal Notes. Wiliiaui Dunkle, wife and daughter Mary, vent to ParU. 111., and spent the Fourth with relatives A. C. Warren, wife and child, and Mrs. Hayworth of Noblesville, motored from Noblesville and spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dunbar The oung people's classes of the Friends Sunday school picnicked in Hoover's

woods near Greensfork. July 4. About thirty enjoyed the day and the dinrer Mrs. Thomas King remains in n very critical condition. Friends entertain little hope of her recovery.

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The stage is set, and all is in readiness for the great Mid-Summer Clean-up Sale. Mr. Holthouse goes to Grand Rapids and Chicago markets and we must make room for new goods when it arrives. Never in our history have we quoted such extremely low prices on high grade, dependable furniture. It's your opportunity to refurnish or furnish your home at a saving of from 20 to 40. So many young couples furnish their homes at Holthouse's. They call it "THE BRIDE STORE." It is a wonderful thing to see how much you can save and how simple and easy it is to furnish a really beautiful home. Holthouse has taken all the worry out of it. By purchasing months ago in big quantities we are able to mark prices lower than you can get many places. We are working day in and day out, fitting up cozy apartments, houses and modern little bungalows. That is Holthouse's great hobby. We know how to do it. That is why so many come to us. You don't have to worry a minute about credit. There is no red tape. The fact that you are getting started out in life together, going to housekeeping, is sufficient to establish your credit at once.

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Complete Home Outfits We can furnish your home complete, no matter how many rooms and in each room we will place the best high grade furniture on the markets. Our prices are not high, as being out of the high rent we give you the advantage of our saving in rents, by selling you your complete home outfit at much less than you would be compelled to pay elsewhere. Come see us now during our mid-summer clean-up. Let us show you what we have as we feel certain you will be able to find the furniture you want after you see our displays on three floors.

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You Save 20 to 40 Here Why not buy your outfit here ? Don't think for a minute that we can't "match up" with other stores when it comes to quality of furniture as we can and when it comes to the prices we can offer you the same kind of Furniture at a saving to you of from 20 to 40, and if you think we can't, just come to our store at any time and let us show you the wonderful values we have to offer, especially in complete home outfits.

Kitchen Cabinets $1S.00 Kitchen Cabinets 14.40 $20.00 Kitchen Cabinets 16.00 $25.00 Kitchen Cabinets 20.00 $30.00 Kitchen Cabinets 24.00 Buy Now and Save Gas Ranges

$16 50 Gas Ranges.

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$18.50 Gas Ranges 14.80 $25.00 Gas Ranges 20.00 $38.00 Gas Ranges 30.40 Everyone a Bargain

Leather Rockers $ 9.00 Leather Rockers 7.20 $10.00 Leather Rockers. .. .8.00 $12.00 Leather Rockers 9.60 $18.00 Leather Rockers. .14.40 $25.00 Leather Rockers. .20.00 $30.00 Leather Rockers. .24.00 Library Tables $12.00 Library Tables 9.60 $15.00 Library Tables. .. .12.00 $20.00 Library Tables. .. 16.00 $25.00 Library Tables 20.00

CLEAN-UP PRICES ON RUGS

$7.00 Fiber Rugs 5.60 $10.00 Fiber Rugs 8.00 $12.00 Fiber Rugs 9.60 $15 Brussels Rug, 9x12 12.00 $20 Brussels Rug, 9x12 16.00

$25 Brussels Rug, 9x12" 20.00 $30.00 9x12 Rugs 24.00 $35.00 9x12 Rugs. 28.00 $45.00.9x12 Rugs 36.00 $50.00 9x12 Rugs ......40.00

CLEAN UP PRICES THAT CANNOT BE E0UALLED ON HIGH GRADE DAVENPORTS

$40 Davenports S32.00 $60 Davenports $48.00 $65 Davenports $52.00

$30 Davenports . . . S33 Davenports . . .

$35 Davenports $28.00

$24.00 $26.40

$10.00 Couch Swings, all steel constructed, upholstered seat, complete with chains; only a few left, Cfi fif) to close this unusual bargain at Other Porch Swings, built good and strong, com- CI JQ plete with chains, regular 82.00 values at JL.to

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