The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-06
MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind. Oct. 6.-Mrs. Sarai
Petro Gordon of New Castle attendef
the church fair and visited friend
Mrs. Anna NJ. Brown left Sunda
for Philadelphia where she will spen
several weeks with her son, Orne
Manlove Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Harvey of Bur
lington, Kansas, dined with Miss B
NJ. Kern Saturday. Mr.. Harvey lived
here four years ago and this was mis-
first visit. They were here just for
day.
Mrs. Will Higham and son Elmo OF
Brownsville visited Milton friends and
attended the church fair.
Mrs. Tingley of Fairfield, Neb., is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Chas. Hale.
A large number of Cambridge City
ladies attended the fair Saturday.
The programs given in connection
with the fair We're excellent.
Don Spangler and Miss Hausner of
Connersville spent Sunday at VIII
Filby's.
There was large attendance at the
fair on Saturday and the evening en-
house, many having to stand. Like
the preceding programs the numbers
were all good. The receipts of the
fair approximate 5000.
Miss Elizabeth Anelser of Rich
mond visited Mrs. Willard Williams
and attended the church fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Centerville
were guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Leroy Kimmel Saturday
Mrs. Levin H. Warren lost a valu-
able cluster diamond ring while play
ing the hostess in the play Mrs. Bus
by's Pink Tea" at the fair Saturday
night. The ring was a family heir
loom and priced for it's association as
we'll as its value. Thorough search
has been made but the ring has not
been found.
The readings of Miss Buhl and pu-
pills of Centerville were we'll received
by the audiences at the church fair
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Pinnick preached at Dodd
ridge Sunday morning and Milton M
E. church Sunday evening
Everett Urner. son of Rev. E. E
Urner, formerly pastor Of Milton NJ
E. church was recently married at
dependence, Kansas and with his
bride has gone to Boston with his the
bride has gone to Boston to study in
the graduate department at Harvard
Mrs. Urner will study music.
Fred Bailey, nephew of Mrs Mary
b. Noll and Mrs. Frank M. Jones died
OF tuberculosis at Phoenix, Arizona
| Sept. 20. The interment was at Hut
Gibson, Kansas, near which place Mr.
Bailey resided on a farm. The de
| ceased spent some time here a mum
Der of years ago and had a number
of friends, who appre ciated him fol
| his genial qualities. Mr.. Bailey leave:
wife and baby daughter.
Frank Dugranrut was at Hamilton
O., Sunday to visit his brother Rober
Dugranrut
Miss Ruby Moore was home from
Rushville over Sunday.
| George F. Moore of Rushville wa.
a recent Milton visitor
A large number of Milton peopI.
visited the soldiers camp at Cam
bridge City Monday.
The annual institute of the Wash
ington Township Sunday School asso
citation, will be held at the Christian
church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Oct
IL. fine program is being arrane
ed which will be announced later il
the week. l.. D. Roark is TOWNSHIP
president
! David Sands and wife of Richmon,
visited E. P. Jones and wife over Sun
day.
Mrs. Rudolph Myers who has bee
for several weeks the guest of he
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Jones, left Nor
day for her home at Huntington, Pa