The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-27
MILTON. IND.


terested in railroad matters. at Phila-
delphia. Before coming to Milton, he
attended the funeral of friend. at
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Bessie Overstreet Of Indiana
polls visited Mesdames Cyrus PHIL
pott and Bob Patterson, yesterday.
Elijah Hurst, of near Connersville,
was in town. yesterday.
The Rev. l.. E. Winn writes to
friends here. from Seymour, Of his
welfare.
George Baker, OF Brookville, is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. Martha Baker,
also at his brother-in-law's, l.. e.
Ward.
Miss Goldie Moore, of Straughns, is
visiting her father. Jesse Moore and
family.
Mrs. Mollie Kimmer of near Web
ster, is visiting her father, Robert
Cornthwaite.
Miss Nellie Reel, of Logansport. is
enjoying the country with her friend,
Mrs. Oliver Wallace, south of town.
Township Trustee w. H. Miller and
wife were at Richmond, yesterday.
Mrs. Sylvia Custer is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Elwel and
family attended chautauQua at Rich
mond yesterday.
Olin Davis received a card from
Frank Galloway dated at Paris.
Mrs. Ursula Ferguson and son-in-
law. Fred Sizelove, of Bentonville
were dinner guests of Mrs. Emma
Ferguson. yesterday.
Colbert Ingermann is spending
few days with relatives at Cambridge
City.
J. w. Brumfield Is much indisposed.
Mrs. Mollie Kimmer, of Webster,
who recently bought farm near there
thinks she can beat Mrs. James Bak-
er on cabbage. She shows one head
Of early cabbage that weighs liz
pounds.
Timothy Cornell bought 1900 bash
els of old corn from NJ. v. Brown for
the Milton elevator. He paid 81 cents.
Ray Doll. of East Germantown spent
yesterday with his brother, Arlon
Doll.
Miss Belle Martin of Indianapolis
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hart
and other relatives.
Arthur Fflby, one OF Will Filby's
twin sons, who belongs to troop N.
145th cavalry, u. s. A. writes an in
teresung letter from Yosemite Park.
work at the park. He sent two post
cards one showing him at his black
smithing and the other where he had
just returned with a fine string of
trout. Mr.. Filby has led six years of
army life and was 26 years old yester-
day. He states that he will soon be
sent to the islands.
Mrs. Silas Clark gave dinner party
yesterday. Her guests we're Mrs.
Francis and daughter. Miss Naomi
Francis, Charles Doney. Grover Ham
ilton, of Cambridge City and Miss
Grace Cartwright, of Lewisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight North of In
dianapolis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Brown.
Arlon Doll is attending the Rushville
fair.
Hiram Crook was at Centerville and
Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Robbins is very low
Her death may be expected. Mrs
Cannon, Mrs. Knox of Cambridge City
and the Rev. Mr.. Evans and wife Of
the A. NJ. E. church at Dublin. were
in attendance at her bedside, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ferguson re-
turn yesterday from Martinsville He
is better. ..
Mrs. Frank Doty spent yesterday
at her daughters, Mrs. John Thur
man. Richmond.
Mrs. Cook. Of Straughn's visited at
Jesse Moore's yesterday.
Mesdames William Kimmel, Clayton
Kimmel, Tillie Miller of Greentown
and A. Spence of indianapolis were
guests Of Mrs. Omer Kerlin.
Mrs. Alice Gresh attended chautau-
qua at Richmond. yesterday.
Miss Louise Mueller has been the
guest of Miss Eva Wilson, at Rich
mond.
Harry Ward of south of town, was
recently severely stung while blowing,
with humble bees. He plowed into a
nest.
@IS. J. M. MCMdudu spent yeSCoT-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McMa-
han. east of town.
Mrs. Willis Leverton and son re.
turned from Muncie and also from a
visit at Winchester and Portland
Miss Ruth Leverton remained with
Mrs. Hamilton at Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Manlove, Of Man
love Park, celebrated their fortieth
wedding anniversary, Thursday. That
evening they were treated to a sur.
prise by several of their friends and
members of the Christian church, to
which they belong. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames David
Nugent. D. H. Warren, F. NJ. Jones,
Henry. Hussey, Harry Manloye, Chas.
Hale. A. J. Hart. Frank Izor OF India.
napolis, Mesdames Anna Brown, ]. T.
Manlove, G. w. Galloway, John Fer.
guson. Will Fflby. John Ball, Frank
Dcty, Misses Elda Lowery, Hattie Izor
ard Messrs. Orno Brown of Philadel
phia a. arles Galloway Readings
by Messrs W and Ed Manlove
formed Iresfv feature. Ping and
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