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DR. FLORENCE OLMSTED, Local Editor. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Warnecke en tertained their son Charles War necke and family and Miss Rosa Schwartz, of Cincinnati, to dinner Sunday. Prof. D., E. McCoy and family have returned home after a pleas ant vacation spent with relatives and friends in various towns in In diana. Miss Alice Hallowell has returned home after a pleasant week spent with friends at Osgood and Ver sailles. Miss Lida Fleming entertained the Friday Night Club at her hos pitable home Friday evening. Rev. Harold Major, of Louisville, will hold morning and evening ser vices at the Baptist Church here Sunday. A business meeting will be held Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bagot enter tained Mr. Will Avery and family, of Covington, Ky., Sunday. Mrs. A. J. DeVer is reported quite til, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Truitt had ‘for their guests Sunday, Mr. Alex ander Schmaltz and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crum, of Pierce ville. Dr. Harry Mulford, of Lawrence burg, spent Sunday with his par ents here. Mrs. Chas. McClellan and daugh ter Freida, of Aurora, were the guests of Mrs. Mary Bruce Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Austin enter tained Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pendry, of Olivett, Il, Mr. and Mrs.S. A. Connelley and sons, Carl Austin and Miss May McDonald, of Cincin nati Sunday. Misses Hazel Miller and Virginia Griffin spent Friday at Dillsboro as the guests of Miss Ruth Frolkes. J. H. Connelley attended the Old Settlers’ Meeting at Marble Cor ner Saturday. Mrs. C. N. Peters and daughter Elizabeth were at Cincinnati Wed nesday. Fletcher McClure has returned from Butlerville, where he has spent the summer with his grand parents. Miss Alta Stoddard, of North Vernon, was the guest of J. W. Mc Clure and wife Sunday. Mrs. Claude Baylor and son Don ald, of Osgood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kramer. Mrs. Helen Hallowell, of O32004, Was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. W. Laws recently. Misses Ella and Edna G. Spencer attended Institute at Versailles Fri day. Miss Leona Bruce left Monday for Austin, Ind., where she has a position as head trimmer in a mil itery store. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voza have been entertaining Mrs. Lizzie Ken nedy and sons, of Gulfport, Miss., recently. Miss Dora Crandall, of Versailles, accompanied by her friend, William C. Weems, of Shubuta, Miss., called upon friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Olmsted and Mr. Ellis Pearson, wife and babe, Spent Sunday with friends at Dills boro. Miss Elizabeth Peters has re turned to her studies in the Immac ulate Conception College at Olden berg, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Emrick and daughters were in Milan Wednesday to meet Mrs. George Coleman and Dr. Sarah J. B. Schaeffer, of Ger mantown, O., who will spend a few days with the former. Mrs. Everett Shockley left Wed nesday morning for a week's visit with relatives at Tipton, Ind. Miss Pauline Shockley, who has spent several weeks in Tipton will return home with her aunt. Mr. F. W. Arkenberg and wife and Mrs. G. W. Toole and daugh ter, Miss Nellie, attended the Bap tist Association at Friendship last Wednesday and Thursday. The trip was made in Mr. Arkenberg's Ford touring car. Miss Jeannette Levy, accompanied by her brother Merle, made a short visit with friends here the early part of the week. Mr. Davidson Yater, of Holton, called upon business acquaintances here Thursday. Harley Bell, who accidently shot himself in the ankle last Saturday, and was operated upon at the Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, Monday, was brought home Tuesday evening. He is recovering nicely. Mr. James Hyatt, of Versailles, called upon Miss Ruth Griffin Sun day. Mr. Raymond Olmsted, of Cincin nati, O., was with his parents here Sunday. Mr. Josiah P. Day and wife called upon friends here last week. Mr. Frank Arkenberg, of Rich mond, Ind., spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Louissa Arkenberg. Miss Isabell Hensel, who has spent the summer with relatives in Ohio, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laws, of Ver sailles, were Sunday guests of Mi lan relatives. Dr. Florence Olmsted spent Fri day of last week with her brother Raymond in Cincinnati. Miss Florence Warnecke had for her guest the latter part of the week, Miss Rosa Schwartz, of Wal nut Hills, Cincinnati, O. Mr. J. H. Bergdoll and wife en tertained Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brock- Mann, of Cincinnati, C., at their pleasant country home on Labor Day. Mr. Mae Twineham, of Switzer land Co., who is attending college at Moores Hill, was the guest of Mr. Walter Wilson Sunday and Monday. Walter will attend college at Moores Hill again this winter, Mrs. Chloe Wilson, who has been on a six weeks trip to Kansas, Cal ifornia and Mexico, returned to her home here last Monday evening. Luke Miller, of Cincinnati, C., formerly of Milan, spent Sunday with Allman Liston. Mr. Chas. Bowers and Miss Jesse Brown, of Moores Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Warnecke took a motor trip to Fern Bank, C., Sunday even ing. Messrs, Jno. Fuller, T. W. Laws and Ed. Abbott were business call ers in Versailles Monday. Daisy, B. Rouse continues in very poor health. Mr. J. M. Spencer made a busi ness trip to Indianapolis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoeferkamp, of Friendship, were callers here Thursday.
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Osgood Weekly Journal
Osgood, Indiana, US
Wed, Sep 06, 1911
Page 5
Full Page
Clipped by
Christine F.
