The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-22
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, IND.
Milton. Ind, Oct. 22.-Mrs. VIII To-
gan, of Paris, ILL.,. Is visiting Mr.. n
Mrs. j. L. Manlove.
Pierre Helms who teaches at the
Clevenger school, in Arlington town
ship had visiting day, Wednesday. He
visited the schools of Alex Stout and
Miss Jones, at Maple Grove, this
township.
Mrs. Martha Slower who has been
visiting in Indianapolis and New Cas-
tie, returned home yesterday.
Miss Miriam Parkins, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.. Parkins. of this
place and one of the most popular
young ladies' Of Milton, is now teach
ing at Skyland Institute, Blowing
Rock, n. G. She is very much pleas
ed with her school. Your correspon-
dent receives compliments from her in
the way of a post card, showing
'Grandfather's" mountain, the most
famous mountain near Blowing Rock.
Mrs. Nellie Utterback and Miss
Marie Harris of Cambridge City, are
guests of Mrs. Higgs.
Mrs. Ed Wilson was a Richmond Wis
itor and shopper yesterday.
Milton is in great need OF a green
house and many have been wishing
that as Jesse Moore, Il retiring wood
and coal dealer, as he has much ex-
~perience in that line, would open a
florists establishment, here. 1t would
be a great convenience here to the
people and Mr.. Moore in making the
venture would probably be able to do
a good thing for himself. Let's have
a greenhouse.
The Manlove Comedy company has
postponed it's date for giving the play
1.-THE Three Hats" at Falmouth. 1t
was to have been given tomorrow ev.
ening.
Mrs. John Faucet spent yesterday
with friends at Richmond and did
shopping.
Mrs. c. II. Pinnick has been suf.
fering from a bilious attack.
Thos. Murley has been sick, but is
thought to be better.
Frank Morris saw the'"Golden But
terfly" at Richmond. Wednesday
night.
Miss Edna Wallace writes from the
Wilson college, at Chambersburg, Pa,
that her class recently visited Gettys,
burg and enjoyed the mountains. She
also states that after their return
they enjoyed a fine lecture and recital
from the new dean Of the college.
His name is Jensen and it has been
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tive of Gierluf Jensen, former pastor
of the M. E. charge. here, as he is
also from Denmark.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson has returned
from Martinsville. h is much i'm
proved. Mrs. Ferguson spent Wed
nesday evening with her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Kirlin and husband.
Dan Hess and family are contem-
plating moving to Mrs. Ann Rother'
mel's property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clevenger are
both thought to be better.
Mrs. Frank Connolly of Doddridge
spent Wednesday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hurst.
Mrs. Henry Larson is much pleased
with her handsome new piano.
Mrs. Dan Schuder writes her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beam that
she is now visiting her sister, Mrs
Charles Meyer and family at Boswell
and will go to Hoopston, ILL.,, to visit
her brother, Granville Beam and fam
lily, before returning to Upton.
Our public school teachers will at
tend teachers institute at Dublin to
morrow.
Mrs. l.. A. Bragg, who is visiting
her son. Verne Bragg at Terre Haute
states that she has met several former
friends there. among whom are Mr.
McCleary and daughter.
Mrs. Frank Clouds of Indianapolis
Is expected here today to visit former
friends also her relatives. Her hus
band is improving.
Mrs. William Reece. nee Miss Mar,
Jones of Richmond is here to visit hel
sister, Mrs. w. P. Moore and family.
Henry Hess made a business trip tt
Richmond, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ferguson is spending
few days with Mesdames Fred Size
love and Ursula Ferguson near Ben
tonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Crawford o
Greensboro were recent visitors Of hi
mother. Mrs. Malinda Crawford.
The Cary club held an i~nterestin.
meeting with Mrs. William Ferris, yes