The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-14
MILTON. mo.

Milton, Ind, Oct 14.-Miss Lula
Ward visited at Richmond. yesterday
Prof Abram Shortridge Of Indian
apolis is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
Jones and daughter as well as othel
friends.
Miss Meta Hicks has returned from
a visit with her aunt at Richmond.
The high school basket ball club has
been fitted up and practice i'll begin
Mrs. C. HI. Pinnick sends souvenir
post card from New Albany, with hel
kindest regards to friends. She is en-
joying her visit with her daughter
Mrs Harry Hancock, that city.
Mrs Harry Mahin returned yester
day from Centerville.
Mrs. Christian Kerber, who accom-
panied her little granddaughter, Irene
Mueller, home to indianapolis, re-
turned yesterday. Miss Kate Mueller
OF this place is spending few days
with Mr. and MFs. Kerber.
The Manlove Company is billed for
New Lisbon, the evening of November
9Th to play THE Three Hats"
MEb. 1klOVt IullJ CApCSLSo " SpCu0
a few weeks with her children at
Richmond.
Miss Mary Kuhns returned from
Richmond quite sick.
Mrs d. H. Warren was Richmond
visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hurst are both
indisposed from severe cold.
James Dolan of east OF town, on A.
J. fIart's farm, is disposing of his
wheat to Timothy Council Of the Mil
ton elevator. He has 600 bushels.
Price $1.O8 bushel.
w. H. Miller was at Richmond to-
day.
Mrs. Wolfgang, mother of Charles
Wolfgang, visited friends at East Ger
mantown, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dolan spent
Tuesday with Mr. Michael Commit and
family at Hagerstown. Mrs. Dolan
was at Richmond, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown are WIS.,
iting relatives at Lynn.
The Merry-Go-Round club met with
Mrs. L. H. Warren, Tuesday after
noon. The club guests were Mes
danes w. M. Wallace and Oscar Kir-
lin. Favors were awarded Mrs. Chas.
w. Davis and Mrs. o. H. Beeson. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Oliver
Ferguson.
John Ferguson was able to walk
down town by the aid Of his cane, yes
terday.
Grandma Williams. who is 70 years
old made dainty white apron for the
dhhlia carnival, that was greatly adj
mired by everyone who saw it. Mrs.
d. H. Warren, niece of Mrs. Will
liams, bought the apron and sent it to
her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Wallace.
who is now in Florida
Mrs. Charles Borders and children
Of Mt. Summit, came yesterday to Wis
it her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Borders and son. Mesdames
Borders were Cambridge City visitors
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elvira Charles Cook, daughter
and children, of Muscatine, Iowa, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Knipes
and other relatives.
MIS-. .. IempIln spent yesterday
with her sister, Mrs. BENZ. Hayden, at
Mrs. Mary Walker and daughter.
Miss Carrie Walker, have returned
from Millersburg where they spent
several days with Mrs. Walkers Sis
ter. Before coming home they also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Murley, OF
Kendallville, and Mrs. Ellen Walker
and family. at New Castle. They had
a delightful visit.
The Milton postofffce is being i'm
proved with new letter box as the
receptacle for letters at the door.
James Coons made the box, painted
and lettered 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clevenger are not so
well again. Mrs. Clevenger had
hard chill yesterday.
The gas was turned off for several
hours yesterday, causing no little in
convenience to those who use gas for
heating purposes.
The town trustees are having a con-