The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-17
MILTON. IND.

mIIION. tNU.
Milton. Ind, Nov. 17.-Mr and Mrs
Bert Daniels, Of Millville, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Speers.
John Newbold. of Rush county.
shows a sample Of his corn crop at the
armers' bank. The ear is II inches
long. 8 inches in grit and contains
1 .OS3 grains.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Snyder, of near
Connersville, were Richmond visitors
yesterday.
The Milton nigh school play "A No
bic Outcast,' promises to be fine
There is comedy enough to make the
audience laugh and yet it combines
other stuff that is equally we'll pleas
ing. The drama is under the manage
ment of Harry Manlove.
The following pupils Of the Milton
public schools have neither been tardy
nor absent since school began: Miss
Lisle Null. DIN Davis, Thelma Little,
Lorene Hess. India Neeves, Paul Werk-
ing. OF Miss Gingrich. primary-Cot-
ma Ingermann. Harold McDaniels, Ar
thur Leverton, Doris Lyons, Dayton
Warren, Marjorie Null, Homer Du-
Granrut. OF Miss Murphy's room.
seventh and eighth grades-Lillian
DuGranrut. Hazel Murley. Lora Bee
son, Marie Little, Augusta Miller
florence Daniels. Mildred Warren.
Robert Gentle, Ruth Leverton, Albert
Ferris.
Edgar Forsyth of the Shortridge
high school. Indianapolis, will conduct
a party on vacation tour abroad
next year. The party will leave June
18th and June 22nd, and visit Ger
many, Switzerland, Italy, France,
Holland. Belgium. England and Scot
land. There will be two select par
ties. Prof. Forsyth is we'll known
| here. where he taught in our public
schools.
! Clyde Leverton. living east of town,
about five miles, had a valuable hound
dog stolen from his premises, October
18th. 1t answers to the name of
Dandy, is three years old, of dark red
dish yellow. with four white feet
reaching up the leg about six inches.
He has yellow ears. white spot on top
on right side above the flank. about
three inches long. Mr.. Leverton.
| who can be reached by phone 90 on
%. East Germantown, offers $40 re-
ward.
| The Independent. basket ball team
will play Centerville. at their room,
formerly known as the Union church,
Wednesday. November oath.
Curtiss Little and Albert Newman.
on their return from the show at Rich
mond. Saturday evening. came along
in good time to help Silas who had
4 breakdown with his automobile
Mrs. Carl Mora will sing at the high
school entertainment. Saturday even
| Ing. The Misses Inez Doddridge and
Carrie Walker viii! be the pianists for
| the occasion.
Peter Gearing. of Cambridge City,
who has opened a cobbler's shop here,
has plenty OF work to start out with.
He is practical shoemaker and
promises good work.
/ r. p. Lindsay was at Connersville on
business yesterday. 1t is said that he
went to look after his friend, Oliver
Ferguson.
Miss Martha Baker, who visited rel
atives at Brookville. for few days.
returned home yesterday.
Oliver Ferguson had his automobile
at Connersville yesterday for some re-
pairs.
Eugene Newman an/ Lawrence and
Clarence Ohmit Of Cambridge City,
were calling on friends here. Sunday
evening.
Miss Emma Gingrich and Mrs. c. H.
Wood have each purchased a gas
heating stove of Mrs. Ann Hoshour
and sons.
Miss Maude Hussey. of west of town
IL suffering from an abscess.
Albert Williams and Emmett Grove
of Richmond. were greeting friends
here Monday.
The Rebekah Degree lodge held its
regular meeting last evening. The
team is getting in good practice.
The Eastern Star will meet this
evening. The membership is desired
to be present.
Henry Snyder reports corn in his
lneighborhood. near Connersville. as
fine. It is running from 20 to 81