The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-12
News Of Surrounding Towns
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, IND.
Milton, Ind, Oct. 12.-Mr. and Mrs
Ell Beeson and daughter. of near Ben
tonville, spent yesterday with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beeson.
The Rev. and Mrs. F.. A. Scott an
family were at dinner with Mr.. an
Mrs. G. B. Bryant, Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Butler, Miss Dysie But
Ter and R. Butler of Dublin formed
company with Mr.. ADD Mrs. Mortoi
Warren. Sunday.
The Misses Lula. Nellie, Matte, Ma
mie Ward spent Sunday with thei
brother and aunt, Harry Ward an.
Miss Martha Baker, Of south OF town.
Charles Galloway, postmaster at Mi
ton, is suffering from a sore to. an,
unable to be at his post Of duty yes
to-day.
Sunday was rainy day here ant
rain fell constantly until quite late IL
the afternoon, the entire day. 1t wa.
much needed.
Mrs. VIII Stamm OF Mt. Auburn
was calling on friends here yesterday
Mrs. Nugent returned home vestcr
day. She did not go to Dayton. a.
she expected, but remained at Isicn
mond with her foster son and wife, M
and Mrs. Charles Nugent, until Sun
day evening.
The Rev. F. A. Scott reports gooC
congregations considering the unfav.
orable weather Sunday. That of the
evening was good. His sermon suo
ject was prove all things and hole
fast to that which IL gOod.''
Miss Ruby Moore returned We sterda:
from visit with Richmond relatives
and friends.
J. A. Ingerman Of Hamilton, Ohio
was the guest Of his brother, John In
german, over Sunday.
Robert Murley, little son of Nc and
Mrs. George Murley, was severely hurt
Sunday. He was playing near the
wood pile, when a stick Of wood fell
striking him on top of the head. He
was at first unconscious, but after
wards recovered and seemed about as
we'll as usual. About noon he was ia.
ken very sick at the stomach A doc.
tor was summoned. He is still quite
sick.
Ralph Debois spent Sunday with his
brother, John Debois.
Ed Warren was twenty years old Fri
day. He works at Cambridge City,
and when he returned that evening he
found tempting supper on the table
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danes James Doddridge, daughter and
son and Earl Doddridge and family
there ready to assist him in enjoying
It, Ed was also the recipient of /.
beautiful umbrella from his cousins It
was presented by Miss Inez Doddridge.
Miss Gertrude Baker. of west of town
entertained company Of thirty young
people, Saturday evening. in honor of
her guest, Miss Grace Needler of Con-
nersville. The young people enjoyed
games and music. Light refreshments
were served.
Miss Nellie Null arranged pleasant
surprise on her mother. Mrs. Will Null
Sunday. The day was so Indictment
that several of the guests could not be
present. Those at dinner were Mr.
and Mrs. Chauncey Lyons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Null. OF Waterloo, and Mr.. and
Mrs. lobe.
Mrs. Marie Beeson is visiting Mrs
Rebecca Kinsey Cole at Cincinnati
Mrs. Charles Daley was given a
pleasant surprise by her family Sum-
day. A fine dinner was served and
the guests with their hostess enjoyed
the occasion.
Charles Mueller went to Brookville
yesterday to visit his daughters, Mrs.
Hannah and Mrs William Otto.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson has gone to
Martinsville to spend few weeks.
Willard Wissler of east of town, ex-
hibits several bushels of fine apples
at the Farmers bank. They are In
diana Favorites, Ben Davis. and
Grimes Golden.
Mrs. Rsinger of Eaton, Ohio, is Wis
iting Mrs. Henry Hussey, Miss Hattie
Tzor and DR.. and Mrs. Sweeney.
Mrs. Riegle of Brownsville, is visit
her brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Clevenger. Mrs. Clevenger is able
to sit up some. Mr.. Clevenger is still
unable to be out of bed.
Miss Ollie Castetter spent Sunday at
her home in Centerville.
George Murley had his hand severely
cut while cutting up meat at Bragg's
meat market, yesterday.
Mrs. Paul Caldwell and Miss Mary