The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-06
MILTON. IND.


Mills of Straughns has typhoid ma
laria. She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ferris.
Milton public schools open next
Monday, September ID.
Frank Galloway writes that he VIII
leave for the United States Septem'
Der "a.
The Friends Sunday school and also
the NJ K. Sunday school Will meet In
a union temperance service with the
Christian Sunday school Sunday morn
Ing, September 26.
Homer Dowell was home from Cen
terville, where he is engaged in a
piece Of cement work.
The Rev. F. A. Scott and daughter
Mildred. returned from an extended
visit with relatives at English.
Mrs. Harrison Hicks and sister,
Mrs. Wiggans have returned from
their visit with relatives at Monessen,
Pa.
The Rev. w. F. Shearer of Angola,
was the guest OF Charles Galloway
Saturday. The Rev. Mr. Shearer has
commenced a short series of meetings
at the Christian church, in Harrisburg,
south Of Milton.
Mrs. Frank Wallace is visiting rela-
tives at Indianapolis.
Rob Patterson is suffering from
asthma. =
Messrs. ]. T. Manlove, John Man
love Rusk. Oliver Mnnlove. OF near
Bentonville and O. H. Beeson have
gone to Silver Lake. near Wabash for
q weeks outing and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Schuder are
loading their household goods to move
to Upton. -..~.....-.
Mr.. and Mrs OFT Crownover and
family were among the guests at din
ner with Grandma Williams, Friday
evening.
Charles Davis who is one OF the
grand jurymen, received a summons
to appear~at court, tomorrow.
James Crownover has a new bicycle.
John Higgins of New Castle is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Parker.
Miss Edna Wallace visited her many
friends at Connersville last week dur
ing the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams re-
turned home with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Williams and spent Saturday at
Richmond.
Miss Ollie Castetter who will teach
in the Wallace school. this winter,
will board with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wallace
Misses Nellie Newman and Jennie
Hussey attended the teachers insti-
tute for Dublin. Milton and Cam
bridge City schools at Cambridge City
Saturday.
Miss Daphne Daley who has been
at Pendleton returned home Saturday.
The Rev. F.. A. Scott who has re-
turned from Gibson county has some
big watermelon stories to tell. He
spent some time with his brother,
Thos. B. Scott at Princeton. The lat
ter is melon grower and shipper.
The Rev. Mr.. Scott states that he
sees no melons around here that COM
pare in size to what they call the me-
dunn size, while the large ones aver
age from IS to so pounds. They are
fine ones too. He also stated that his
father, Elder w. H. Scott. of near
English is in poor health.
r. p. Lindsay received a car load OF
cattle for feeding. They caem from
about Kendallville.
Miss Pearl Moore OF near Liberty,
visited friends east of town Saturday
Miss Moore taught at the township
high school last year with Mr.. John.
son.
Miss Florence Newman appreciates
beautiful post card from Frank
Galloway who is now in London. The
picture shows the London monument
Miss Emma Gingrich of Corners
willie was in town Saturday. She at
tended the teachers institute at Cam
bridge City.
George Kelsey. a farmer living about
three miles southwest of town, has
just removed an old Usage hedge fence
from his farm. The fence was an old
ago by, the late Harrison Shortridge
the grandfather of Mrs. D. H. War
rem Of this place. Mr.. Kelsey pulled
the hedge up by the roots by means OF
the mules.
Miss Maude Clifford of Dublin was
at Mrs. G. B. Bryant's.
Mrs. Ella Johnson. after a short
visit with her sister. Mrs. Wilbur Ell
well and family returned to Indiana
polls, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Passmore were
invited to spend yesterday with vii
liam Smith and family at Dublin.
Miss Dora Wallace went to Corners
ville Saturday to attend the teachers
institute. Miss Wallace will teach al
Connersville this year.
Miss Cora Brown is in receipt OF a
beautiful post card from Mrs. Ada
Wallace of Centerville who is visiting
her son, Clark Wallace and family al
Spokane. Washington. The picture
shows the steamer, Idaho, on which