The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-28
MILTON. IND.

eral report theirs still too green.
Mrs. Slower received word from her
nephew. Carl Helm, of Indianapolis,
that he was at Aberdeen. s. D., to
register land. Mr.. Helm is well
known to the young people here.
Mrs. F. A. Scott has returned from
her mothers, Mrs. L.. A. Brown, at Ma
rengo. Mrs. Brown, who is critically
i'll, was more comfortable when Mrs.
Scott left.
Miss Nor Campbell received word
yesterday morning OF the death of her
only aunt, on her fathers side, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, aged "a, at Cam
bridge City. The deceased was the
sister of the late Ralph Campbell OF
this place. She was also the aunt of
Mrs. Emma Winsett, of Richmond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel spent yes
terday with her niece, Miss Nellie
and Elizabeth Ohmit, at Cambridge
City.
Miss Grace Doddy spent Tuesday
evening with Miss Helen Clark, near
Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jones returned
yesterday from a fine visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hardy, of Union
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones, of
Muncie.
Mrs. Madison Swisher returned yes
terday from a visit with relatives at
Connersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Marlatt we're
intown yesterday. Mr.. Marlatt's
hand is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson WIS.,
tied their aunt, Mrs. Viola Banks, at
the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis
Mrs. Banks, who is Of Knightstown,
and recently underwent an operation
for gall stones, is very low
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams and
son, Of Richmond, called on relatives
Jesse Revelee, who is sick, is
thought to be improving.
Mesdames Ed Hunt and Clarence
Clay, were Cambridge City visitors
yesterday.
A number of places along the gut
tiers of the Milton streets the water
stands in time Of rains. These the
town trustees are having elevated.
The old cement was torn out and a
new piece put in.
Cyrus Phillpott is gathering corn for
OFT Crownover. At one time he had
As bushels on the wagon which he had
gathered in the morning. The wagon
stuck and the horses could not haul 1t
out. The load was divided, thus de.
laying Mr.. Phillpoot from making the
record he was aiming for.
James Doddridge attended the flu
neral Of the late Bert Hatfield at
Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Doddridge and Mr.. Hatfield were par
ticular friends and the former was
greatly grieved over the death OF Mr..
Hatfield coming in such a shocking
manner as in the late railroad acct
dent at Collinsville.
Daniel Hess moved to Mrs. Ann
Rothermel's house, on South Central
avenue.
Carl Hoel is much indisposed be-
cause of grippe.
Mesadmes Ida Taylor and Irene
Miller of east Of Milton, were in town
Yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Ohmit, who now lives in
Imaly, S. D., will have a birthday Sat
urday. Her relatives and friends here
have remembered her with a post
card shower. Mrs. Ohmit was Miss
Edna Chase of East Germantown. Mr..
Ohmit is the % of Will Ohmit, for
merly Of Milton, now of Cambridge
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ogborn spent
Tuesday evening with w. E. Swope
and family.
Mrs. Alice Gresh was hostess at
six o'clock dinner last evening in hon
or Of Mrs. Myers of Huntingdon, Pa,
mother of Mrs. E. P. Jones. The
guests were Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. P. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Hurst, rof. and Mrs. C. H. Wood, r.
F. Galloway and Mrs. Sarah Peters
Gordon of New Castle.
Some weeks 6 the Palladium cor
respondent from here, gave an &C
count of some fine pumpkins of i'm
mense size, that had been raised by
Mrs. John Speers of Milton. The
seed had been thrown over the fence
as refused, took roo along side the
fence. in the street and brought forth
much fruit. 1t now comes to light
that a gentleman whose name has
been forgotten, read the item and came
to see the pumpkins. He bought the
largest n for 81 and it was on dis
play at the Fall Festival, at Richmond.
The marriage of Miss Leota George
and Kenneth Duke, was solemnized at
the NJ. E. parsonage at four p. m. yes
terday. The Rev c.. H. Pinnick Off
ciated. The bride was prettily at
tired in a travelling suit Of blue with
hat to match. She is the daughter
Of Mrs. Jennie George of this place,
while the groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duke of Williamsburg.
The happy young couple Immediately
after the ceremony. left On the inter
urban from here and went to Will
liamsburg to the home Of the groom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Duke
will spend the winter with his parents.
He is a farmer. They have the con-
CALCULATIONS OF their many friends.