The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-16
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind. Sept. 16.-WaIter
Houseworth has returned to his aunt
Mrs. J. M. McMahan from Richmond.
Miss Kate Hoshour has returned
from an extended visit at Cincinnati.
John Sipple, brakeman from here
on the L. e. & w. passenger train
through here. was the recipient of a
handsome bouquet from his sister.
Mrs. Fred Murley Of this place yester-
day. Mr.. Sipple's headquarters are
at Fl. Wayne.
| Harper Lindsay and Miss Pearl
Thornburg will enter Earlham college
soon.
Mrs. George Tucker has returned to
her uncle's, r. P. Lindsay, after spend
ing the week with her aunt. Mrs. Ell
wood Beeson.
Mrs. John Weber of Cambridge
City. spent yesterday with her sister,
Mrs. George Filby.
Miss India Neeves was given a pret-
ty surprise Monday night, the occa-
sion being her twelfth birthday Her
aunt and cousin, Mesdames Cyrus
Phillpott and Rob Patterson acted as
hostesses. The young guests present
were Misses Thelma Moore, Laura
Rothermel, Violet Murley, Marie Hof-
mann, Margaret Gentle, Vivian Ben
nett. Pearl Paxson, Lorene Hess, Gus
sic Mueller, Serena Hoshour, Mae
Keever, Florence Daniels. Cake, cream
and candies were served. The young
ladies enjoyed happy time.
Hiram Crook has new Jackson
auto.
Mrs. Thomas Doddy and children at
tended the funeral of the formers
mother at Richmond yesterday.
Miss Margaret Vannati spent yes
terday iwth Mrs. Swift at Cambridge
City.
Lafayette Rayle had the end of his
left thumb nearly bitten off by a
horse. Mr.. Rayle was putting in coal
at L. H. Warren's and having to turn
the horse slightly by the bride the
animal caught his thumb in his mouth.
The wound was to the first Joint |
which was also thrown out of place. |
Homer Dowell is experimenting a |
gang OF men who are working on the |
excavation at Jackson hill near Gen.
terville for the Pennsylvania railroad |
Mrs. Dowell went to Muncie yester-
day to arrange for moving to Center
vile.
Mrs James Kellam is on the sick
list. |
Mrs. John Dolan has been sick I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wissler are
spending few days with their grand
father Jacob Fflby during the absence
Of Mrs. Fflby at Richmond
Timothy Connell was at Button
yesterday.
Chares Wo1fgang met with an acct
lent whereby his right ankle is badly
'prained. He was hauling coal to r.
?. Indsay's south of Milton and u.s. Z:
ng Oliver Wallace's team. They !,
we're pulling up the steep hill near
dr. Lindsay's when the chain broke.
dr. Wolfgang was walking near the i
lorses who fell. and in doing so one
struck him on the ankle causing the I
prain.
Mrs. Theo Crist entertained the
Nerry-Go-Round club Tuesday after
loon. The club guests We're Mes
lanes George Tucker, Will Daniels
md Hazel Ferguson. The club favors
to Mesdames o. H.
3eeson and Elmer Weaver {
Mr.. Gould was the guest of Mrs.
darie Beeson yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth kirkpatrick of Ha- !
warden. Iowa, is the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Morris. Mrs. Morris Y
nd Miss Kirkpatrick were at Rich
nond yesterday. '
Alonzo Jones of Richmond was at 6
is uncle's, w. A. Bragg, yesterday.
If. Bragg Is much the same. c
Mrs. Reers of Richmond is visit J
ne Mrs. Christian eKrber
Miss Mary McNutt, who was visit Il
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford wissler re- 2
lrned to Chicago yesterday.
Prof. Carlo Mora has engaged to 90 s
ut for trip of twelve weeks with the v
CENTRAL Lyceum bureau at Indiana Y
oils. the coming spring. The work at