The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-18
MILTON. IND.

MILTON. IND.
Milton, Ind, Sept. 1a-Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Woddring OF CASTOR. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sails.
Thursday.
Mrs.. Joe Cause has recently receiv-
cd several new members to her Walk
Or club
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Hussey aud
Mesdames George Baker and Byron
Whitley visited the sister and aunt,
Miss Eunice Hussey, at New Castle.
yesterday.
Mrs. willis Leverton reports anoth-
Ter little son Of her nephew, Mier Ward
,aman, sick at Losantville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson, OF
near Bentonville, have sent out cards
announcing the marriage Of their
daughter to Mr.. Oscar Marion Kirlin,
Thursday, September 10th, at Corners
VILE, Indiana At home after Octo-
ber LIST, Milton. Indiana.
The Rev. F. A. Scott returned Thurs
day evening from q business trip in
Fayette and Henry counties. He
brought home some especial large fine
peaches from Mr.. M. B. Coles at
Straughns, which he distributed among
his sick friends.
terday.
Mrs. D. H. Warren was hostess at a
social affair yesterday afternoon in
honor Of the young women of the bible
class in the Christian Sunday school,
Of which she Is the teacher. The
class Is composed of young married la
dies, including two who are unmarried
There were about twenty-five ladies
present, which number included the
class and few young married ladies
of the church not In the class. The
afternoon was passed socially and nice
refreshments were served.
Albert Hood announces his intention
Of coming out as q candidate for town
marshal at the coming nominating
convention.
Irwin Warren, who was severely cut
on the head by an electric fan at the
theater at Richmond, recently was able
to return to his work at the Hoosier
Drill yesterday.
Miss Edna Wallace who left yester-
day for Chambersburg, Pa, to enter
Wilson college, was the recipient OF
sixteen train letters from her young
friends to assist her in passing Off the
trip pleasantly. Her mother. Mrs.
Will Wallace, accompanied her to Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jones and Mrs.
q. p. Jones and son, John Posey, spent
yesterday with Mrs. Mary Sands and
daughter, at Richmond.
Miss Nora Doddridge returned from
Richmond. Thursday. She was the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Inez Dodd
ridge.
Elmer Weaver is acting as assistant
cashier at the Farmers bank in place
Of the regular assistant, Oscar Kirlin,
who Is off on his bridal trip.
Mrs Mary Elliott, who was visiting
Miss Nora Campbell returned to In
dianapolis yesterday. .........
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Whistler
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Null.
The Rev. Aaron Napier Of Richmond.
who has been the pastor of the Friends
church at this place, closes his work
here Sunday afternoon. He will take
the pastorate of the Whitewater
Friends church. at Richmond. He en-
tiers upon his new work Sunday. Sep
tember Goth. He was given a well
come reception by that membership
Wednesday evening. Everyone is in
vited to hear him, Sunday afternoon.
The Muncie Star is authority for the
nkn hat -
at Anderson, was bitten by a dog
Wednesday. The animal was thought
to be mad. It was killed and it's brain
sent to Indianapolis for examination
Mr.. Hurst was born and raised in this
township, and brother of Will Hurst,
Of Milton, Joe and Oscar OF Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ferguson have
returned from Oden. Michigan.
MI. and Mrs. Eli Carver. of Alexan-
.dria, are visiting their uncle and aunt
John Ferguson and Mrs. Catherine
STAFFORD. Messrs. Ferguson and Car
yer enjoyed checkers at the card club
room yesterday.
The Rev. G. H. Pinnick will close the
years work at the NJ E church here,
tomorrow morning and evening Ev-
erybody is invited to hear him. Mrs.
Will Daniels will render the solo. "The
Holy City" at the morning service.
Mrs. Julia Rodgers, of Hamilton. O.,
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. w. e. Will
liams.
Mrs. r. w. Warren entertained her
class Of boys Of the Christian Sunday
school last night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crist Of Brookville,
Is visiting her son. Theo. Crist and
family.
The lesson quarterly review will he
conducted on a new idea of the super
intendent, ID p. Jones, at the Chris
tian Sunday school tomorrow morning.
School convenes at 9:16.
John Manlove Rusk, grandson Of J.
+. Manlove. has gone to Chicago to en-
ter preparatory school for college.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. H. PinniclS
were callers In the Doddridge neigh
borhood. Thursday They were at
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Dodd-
ridge and at supper with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry McMahan. They called On
John Null. the little boy who is still
sick at Joe Burris's. Mrs. Pinnick re-
membered him with a beautiful bou.
Quet of flowers.
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