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STILWELL, Misses Juana Alsop and Kathleen O'dell spent that week with their aunt, Mrs. Lute Alsop. Mr. James O'dell was the guest of Mrs. Joho L. Stallings Thursday Mrs Lussie Anderson spent Friday with Mrs. Sarah Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hargraves of Burnt Parade and Miss Madaline Staley of Centerville, Inl., visited Mr. and Mrs Larkin Butter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Canie and Mr. and Mrs._ Dalton Stone of Evansville visited Melbourn Stone Sunday. Mrs. Sehmel Viets of Griffin was the weekend guest of Mrs. John Viets. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin and son and John Brooks and family 0 ° Prince ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hungate Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox and family spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. Herrison Sanders and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stallings and baby and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stal linge were in New Harmony Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Aleop and daughter Juana spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Alsop. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barrett of Bothandia were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bright and daughter Marthabelle of Terre Haute are visiting relatives and attending the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culiver and son Kenneth and Miss Georgie visited Oscar Hungate and family Sunday. Virdis and Ed Riley of Crosaville are visiting Fred Riley and family Luke Rister returned to his home in Nebraska last week after a short visit with his father, James Rister. Loren Schutz moved from Grayville to the Robb farm better known as the Phillips farm. Elvie Riley and family and John Crowder of Crossville visited Fred Riley and family Friday. Vancy Mayse and sister Mica Reva returned Saturday from a two weeks visit in Bowmens Bend with Thomas Mayse and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donaldson and Mis. Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hames and Mrs. John S. Stallings and sons of Mr. Vernon visited Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Butler Friday. Mrs. Nora Clark returned to her home Saturday for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bricdenstine moved to the Prichard house in Stewartaville Monday, vacated by Louie DeFur and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Demmitt spent pandas with Mr. and Mrs. Henry reek. John Viete has been seriously iI the past two weeks threatened with typhoid fever.
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New Harmony Times
New Harmony, Indiana, US
Fri, Aug 20, 1920
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