The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-24
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, IND.
Milton, Ind, Sept. 24.-Mrs. George
Tucker, who has been spending the
summer with Messrs. and Mesdames
II. p Lindsay and Elwood Beeson, has
gone to indianapolis. She is enrou,e
to Eureka, Kansas.
Joe Henry is visiting at Indianapo
lis.
The Rev. F. A. Scott will fill his reg
ular appointment at the Christian
church, Sunday. The morning ser.
mon subject will be Where the Bibls
Speaks That Of the evening will b.
"The After Facts"
John Hunt visited friends at East
Germantown yesterday.
The Eastern Star will meet Wednes
day evening. The members are al
desired to be present on that occasion
Thos. Phillips moved William Heck:
household goods to New Castle, yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Vernon were
ut Richmond yesterday.
The following constitutes the pro
gram to be used at the union Sunda.
school to be held at the Christia.
church, Sunday morning.
Song-By the school
Invocation-By the superintendent o
Friends school.
Song-By the school.
Recitation-Fur by the NJ e
school.
Music-From the Friends school.
Reading Of the Lesson-Conducted b.
the NJ E. superintendent
Recitation Furnished by tn
Friends school.
Paper-Furnished by the M. e
school.
Study Of the lesson.
Music-By the school.
Recitation-Furnish by the Chris
tian school.
Music-Furnished by the MI Z
school.
Paper-Furnished by the Friends
school.
Song-By the school.
The teachers of the Christian churcl
will conduct the lesson at the hour
study. Let everybody consider them
selves especially invited to attend an
let It be-made q grand temperate
rally.
Miss Pearl Atkinson, Of Richmond
81 visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Eli
abeth Atkinson and other relatives.
Miss Matte Hartley of indianapolis
spent yesterday with her uncle an
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corr
thwaite. She also called on Mrs. Hat
tie Heist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George storch Of Cor
nersville, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Murphy, this week.
Mrs. Elwood Beeson reports severa
trees in their yard with fresh bloor
on them. Among them are cherr
trees and a persimmon tree.
Miss Nora Murphy is in receipt OF
beautiful souvenir basket from Corr
Ireland. 1t is filled with fine view
of Cork and Queenstown. The gil
was from her cousin, Miss Mary Hale!
Mrs. Isaac Doddridge OF Doddridg'
called on relatives and friends herr
yesterday.
Charles Galloway shows dahl
that was raised by Miss Nora Campbe
that measures fourteen inches in eli
conference. 1t is white and yer
double.
Thee Voorhees, Of Richmond, wa
greeting friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Rogers, who has been vi
fling her sister, Mrs. w. E. William
returned to Hamilton. Ohio, yesterda
Joe Thompson bought four head {
ehoats from Benton Wagner. whic
were priced at $11 head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams an
son Carl, of Richmond, also the
quests, Mrs. Parintha Williams Mile
lof Cincinnati, were visiting relative
there yesterday.
Mesdames George Thurston OF II
Indianapolis and Jacob Myers of Car
ybridge City, were guests OF their cou
In, Miss Nora Campbell, yesterday al
lernoon.
Miss Rella Hartwell accompanie
MRS. Homer Dowel to Centerville We
,terday to assist her In getting settle
I'm her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Kirlfn, returnt
yesterday from their bridal trip. Thu
report a happy trip and were as 4
south as Chattanooga.
w. A. Bragg is reported as no be
ter.
Hiram Crook received his new JAG
son auto, yesterday. The Milte