The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-05
MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Jerome
Vernon spent yesterday with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vernon
at Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Borders enter
tanned the Rev. and Mrs. Scott and
family and the Rev. Mr.. Pinnick, at
supper, Wednesday evening.
Miss Carrie Shumaker has returned
home from her visit with friends at
Bluffton and other places. She was
at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Son.
sci, at Lincoln, Sunday. She states
that her visit was very enjoyable
throughout.
Letters in Milton postoffice yet un-
called for are Cecil Elliott, Henry
Thora Hum.
Ed Wilson has lost forty head OF
shoats with cholera.
| Mrs. Cassidy of Cambridge City
was the guest of Mrs. A. J. Hart. yes
terday.
Will Filthy and Dan Hess are the
contractors for the new bank barn be
ing built for Mr.. Johnston, of Con
nersville, on his farm, near Beeson's
station. The cyclone roof is 40 by
60 feet. Estimated cost is $1,000.
Mrs. Kirkwood of Cambridge City
called on Mrs. Richard Stills and Mrs
Catherine Wallace, yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Doll. of East German
town, was the guest of Mrs. I. ]. Bish
op, yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Gray is not much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Alpheus Huddleston of Mt. Au
burn, was calling on her sister. Mrs
Mary Gray. yesterday.
Mrs. Emil Ebert of Cambridge Cit.
has been visiting her father and broth
ers. Messrs. Klieber. in the country
Mrs Elvira Charles Cook AM
daughter, Mrs. Branson, who hav
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
: Knipes and other relatives. left yes
terday for Spiceland. where they will
spend a few days. They are enrout
to their home, Muscatine, Iowa.
, Mrs. Nancy F. Ireland sends CON
pliments in the way of souvenir pos
card. from Brooklyn. 1t shows Trim
ty church, New York. Mrs. ireland
who was formerly a Richmond lady
and the grandmother of Mrs. Byrar
Robbins, Richmond, writes that she /
we'll
Mrs. A. J. Hart was hostess for tn
Cary club yesterday afternoon. TIL
following was the program observed
Responses. "Favorite Italian Pain
Do ~ 7
Supper" Mrs. R. P. Lindsay. Reat
ing, "Leonard's Mono Lisa" Mrs. J.
Manlove. Current Events" Mrs. {
H. Wood Modern Art in Italy,
Miss Florence Newman. Mrs. Waite
Wood. president of the club. gave
fine account Of the meet Of the stat
federation of clubs at South Benz
She spoke of many things that can b
made practical in every woman's clu
and will be for the betterment of tn
place in which the club has its HON
and the people. At the close of th
meeting the members were invited
stay for a social hour and Mrs. Hal
assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Lycu
gus Beeson, served refreshments.
Mrs. Henry Eliason, writes fro
Newport of their good welfare. an
wishes to be remembered to her man
friends here, where she formerl
lived.
The Woman's Cemetery Associ
ton will meet with Miss Mary Ro
erts, Monday evening. Matters Of il
portance will be looked after Let e
erybody attend that belongs to the a
ISOLATION.
The Rev. Carey Morgon, OF who
recent mention was made in the Nj
ton items of this paper as being IL
pastor OF the Christian church a
Paris. Kentucky, made a fine adore.
before the Centennial at Pittsbur
His subject was The Lords Supp