The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind, Oct S-Messrs and
Mesdames Silas Clark and Henry Lar
son formed an auto party to Richmond.
Isle Null was severely hurt while
the ball game was in progress at the
school grounds Wednesday evening. He
was hit on the cheek with a ball.
Word comes that Frank Clouds, of
Indianapolis, who is at Storms santa :
rum because of a nervous breakdown.
is reported some better. Mrs. Clouds
is also reported some improved
Ed Beeson reports fine crop of clo-
yer seed. He had out twenty acres
and estimates the average at about one
bushel to the acre. 1t is still too wet
to thresh.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Brown spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Bee
son, south of town.
Mrs. Harry North was in attendance
at the Eastern Star chapter Wednesday
evening. Mrs North is a member Of
the chapter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Knipes have re-
turned from their sons Charles Knipes
of near Bentonville
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clevenger are both
better Mr.. Clevenger has been suf-
fering from rheumatism.
Prof. and Mrs. c. H. Wood have rent
ed Mrs. Charles w. Davis's property on
West Walnut street.
Farmers in this vicinity are finding
the weavil in their wheat and are sell
ing without delay.
Frank Rothermen visited friends at
Richmond yesterday and took in the
fall festival. Ask him about his wife
Miss Barbara Kern writes that she
is we'll, but has not yet left Indianapo-
lis, for Pennsylvania.
Remember the basket social at the
Thornburg school house west of town
tonight
The Woman's Cemetery association
will meet with the Misses Mary and
Sarah Roberts, Monday night. 1t is
urgently requested that every men,
Der be present as there will be import
ant matters to look after.
The Eastern Star members remained
after the Star closed it's work, We'd
nesday evening. for social hour. Can
dy, taffy and popcorn were served and
the time passed right merrily.
Mrs. John Baker of Bradford, Ohio,
who has been the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Ann Rothermel and 9TH
er relatives, returned home today.
Rob Beeson had bad luck Wednes-
day He lives on his farm south of
town and on going to the field We'd
nesday morning he found that one Of
his young heifers was dead. A will
low pole had fallen in such a manner
as to fasten her head between the
horns and also her limbs. She had
evidently struggled until wound up in
the branches and thus died. A little
later in the day Mr.. Beeson found that
he had lost his pocket book.
Mrs. Angus Hood has the care Of
Mrs. w. E. Booths flowers while size
and her husband are staying at Rich
mond.
The query is going the round among
DOC" Huddleston's friends as to the
meaning of those mysterious hints that
are in circulation around here. II ev-
erything be true it will be we'll to hunt
up full supply of tin pans and old
bells.
The logs are beginning to show ~
in the Milton stave factory yards again.
There is now about 100000 feet Of tim
Der in the yards.
Mrs. E. B. Newman is having her
house re-roofed. l. e. Ward has the
contract.
Members of the Royal Arch chapter
of Cambridge city here. and their fam
lilies. have invitations to attend re-
ception given by the chapter at the
Masonic temple, at Cambridge City this
evening.
Efforts are being made to get some
one to take care of Mrs. Elizabeth Co.
coran, at her home here. She is an
invalid.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rothermel was
among those who were at Richmond
to attend the Fall Festival, Wednesday,
A large number of Milton people
were attending the Fall Festival at
Richmond yesterday and today.
Mrs. David Nugent expected to go to
Dayton today to visit relatives.
Rev. F. & Scott will preach at the
Christian church Sudnay.
Mrs. Susan Wilson spent yesterday
with her sister. Mrs. L. r. Gresh.
William Passmore is having his
porch painted.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ Jones spent yes
terday with relatives and saw the fall
festival.
Mrs. Frank Izor of Indianapolis, was
at her mothers Mrs, Elizabeth Atkin-
sons today.
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