The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-18
MILTON, IND.

At the opening of the Cary CLUB
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. R. H..
Warren, the club decided to enter the
state federation also the federation OF
clubs for the Sixth district. At the
close of the meeting the program COM
mittee served refreshments.
Miss Anna Belle Clifford of Dublin,
was at Mrs G. B. Bryants to give Miss
Olive Bryant her lesson in music.
Mrs. c. H. Wood will bring her
household goods from Winchester this
week.
Mrs. F. A. Scott has gone to Maren-
go, where she was called by the critic |
al illness of her mother, Mrs. L. H. |
Brown.
Mrs. Charles Basson, Jr.. and little
child of Connersville, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beeson. Sr
Miss Inez Ball visited at ConnersviNe
Saturday.
Bert Doran, of Indianapolis has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton.
Jackson Kellam has moved his fam
lily to town and occupies Albert Will
liams's tenant house on East Main
street.
Mrs. Ellen Walker of New Castle, has
been spending a few days with Mrs.
Eliza Marlatt, east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McGrew enter
tanned at dinner yesterday. Their
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Willard Wissler of east of town. Frank
Clevenger and family of Brownsville,
and Mrs. Eliza Marlatt and son.
HG~c Ao1jndo No rf0n and npnheW.
Henry Galloway, we're at Connersville,
shopping, Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McGrew, who
live on J. NJ McMahan's farm, are ar
RANKING to move to a farm near jack
sonburg.
James Hammer, who has been visit
ing friends here, went to Cedar Grove
Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Laura Brown Of Anderson. Is
spending a few weeks with MIR. and
Mrs. R. P. Lindsay.
The engine at the Doddridge grave
lining factory has been giving the COM
pany much trouble of late. Saturday
it was discovered that a piece OF steel
about the sparker was broken. 1t was
easily remedied.
Mrs. Jerome Vernon is on the sick
roll.
Hiram Crook bought the old shed on
Charles Callaway's tenant property.
He moved it to his farm yesterday to
use for a corn crib.
Miss Ruby Moore returned yesterday
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
King at Centerville.
Boss Kirkwood, of Cambridge City
was fishing along the banks OF the
river here, Saturday. He caught a
nice lot.
Charles Ferguson has been making
his home with his daughter, Mrs. Os-
car Kirlin, since his wifes absence at
Martinsville.
Miss Ruth Leverton spent Saturday
as the guest of Miss Maude Marble at
; Cambridge City.
Henry Mueller has been teaming fol
. the railroad company at Cambr1dg:
City.
Mrs. Willis Leverton is sick.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Wissler were
/ at dinner with Mrs. Vene Beeson Sat
urday.
: Mrs. Wilbur Elwell fell in coming
down the stairs ana IS suffering lIoA
t badly sprained ankle.
/ Mr., and Mrs Joe Clevenger are botf
;. thought to be better again.
John Ball spent yesterday at OXFORD
Ohio, with relatives.
Prof. Abram Shortridge was at Rich
, mond Saturday to visit friends an:
attend the teachers institute.
The township teachers all ATTENDED
I the county association at Richmond.
Mrs. w. H. Miller and daughter, MIS-
Gussie Miller, visited friends at Rich
mond Saturday and did shopping.
!. Lee Reynolds of Hagerstown, wa
calling on some friends here. Saturda
! morning. He went from here to Rich
! Imond to attend the county teachers
association. Prof. Reynolds laugh
here for Prof. Wood last fall a yea
ago.
Vernon Hess of Milton, has take
the agency for the Saturday Blade an
Ledger. He wants to sell $50 copie
between now and Christmas in order
learn a coaster brake bicycle.
Real Williams, another little news
bow from Cambridge City. was In tow
Saturday.
IL Manlove has been suffer1n
from lumbago.
Mrs. Sarah Hussey returned Satul
day from a visit with Mr.. and Mr.
George Baker.
NJ. w. Paxson was at Connersvil1
Saturday on a business trip.
H. D. Huddleston has rented tn
, east part of Mrs. Laura Frazee MOI
gan's jrojerty.
Q Miss Pearl Napier visited friends
y Richmond Saturday.
Enoch Warman took Misses Lol
o Beeson, Mary Jones and Master vi
Davis walnuting Saturday mornln
e They got eight bushels.
1 Miss Dora Wallace. who teaches
T ,Connersville, was home to spent We
y terday. Miss Wallace made one OF II
T guests at an evening reception give
It by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Of Conner
q, willie. who were host and hostess. Fl
T. day evening in honor of the scho
81 teachers, at Connersville. There We
Y Y thirty in attendance and lovely
~ freshments were served.
IL Mrs T. Bragg Spent Saturday WI