The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-03
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, Nov. 3.-Miss Cora
Brown spent yesterday with Miss EN-
ma Quinn, at New Lisbon.
Phillip Higham, of Brownsville de-
livered load of wheat at the Milton
Riverside flour mills.
Mesdames A. Hart, Lycurgus Bee !
son, Oliver Ferguson, Carrie Johnson
and Lydia Bragg, were guests OF the
social union with Mrs. Van Buskirk !
of Cambridge City, yesterday.
Mrs. e. B. Newman entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Newman, daughter and
guests, Jonathan Pyles and daughter,
Mrs. Myers and children, at dinner.
Sunday. Miss Selma Hale OF Rich
mond, was also guest at supper.
Benz. Toms, living west Of Milton,
had a valuable COW to die.
Mrs. C. H. Wood presented paper
before her home club. 1.-THE Woman's
club" at Winchester today. Mrs.
Wood sent her paper. It's subject was
Indiana clubs"
Albert Wilson and Miss Bessie
George, of Doddridge. spent Sunday
Miss Cora Bennett will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jones.
Jas. Wymore and son Chauncey Wy
more of Connersville, called on Mrs.
Joseph Henderson, nee Anna Craw-
ford at Bentonville Sunday. The lat
ter is in i'll health.
John Higgins. of New Castle, has
been at his sisters, Mrs. David Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shepherd OF
Blossoms station. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs John Fritz, near Corners
willie.
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wagner attend
ed the funeral of the late Miss Maggie
Mosbaugh at Cambridge City. yester-
day
Miss Irene Crook has rheumatism.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
of Mrs Alice Gresh today. for Mrs.
Clayton Belford of Richmond
Mrs. Northern and granddaughter.
enroute home to Richmond from Con-
nersville. visited Mrs. John Speers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stoten of near
Bentonville. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Phillpott, that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Muslin of
south of town, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Flora Kellam, in the coun
try
The friends of Jack Lyons are tell
ing a funny joke on him. He was
talking of his soldier life and asserted
that he had fought. bled and died for
his country They question as to
whether he is now a spook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heath and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Hatton north of Bentonville.
r. ]. Kellam spent Monday evening
with his daughter, Mrs. Sam Williams,
at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Charlotte Weaver, of Benton
Vile. well known here, fell recently
and is suffering from sprained ankle.
w. E. Booth returned from Con-
,.nersville yesterday. He had to quit
owing to some accident to machinery
at the auto factory. He does not con-
template returning to Connersville.
and will now be ready for calls to do
wall papering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sheets spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Crawford.
Mrs. Catherine Swafford of Beeson' S
station spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Beeson.
Mrs. Catherine Wallace is not feeling
SO we'll.
The Manlove Comedy company will
give their play THE Three Hats" at
New Lisbon. Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wissler have
moved to Oliver Ferguson's tenant
house near the Big Four station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Huddleston
have moved to Mrs. Wells's property
on West Connersville street.
Mrs. Frank Connolly will accompany
her niece. Mrs. Dent to Sweetwater
Tenn, and visit there some days.
Wilbur Elwell received ~ cents /
pound for his hogs at Indianapolis. HI
had - head and the average weigh
was about 100 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hurst will spend {
few days at Frank Connelly's durin:
Mrs. Connelly's absence froh ONE. Mrs
Hurst will keep house for her.
Mesdames C. H. Pinnick, Marth;
Slower, ]. w. Judkins and Miss Carri
Walker leave today for Brookville t.
attend the district convention of tn
woman's Foreign Missionary society.
Mrs Walter Matthews of Centervill
called on her mother. Ms. Needham
Sunday afternoon.
Mesdames Cordell. Phoebe Pierre
and Miss Bessie Clevenger are dele
gates from the w. F. M. S. at bod
Doddridge chapel to the district cor
vention at Brookville.
Some one was wrong. whether tn
typesetter or correspondent. 1t wa
$50 bushels of corn that Cyrus Phil
pott husked in four days. The typ
made it read 3OS.
Mrs Alice Haus of Kansas City
Mo-. and father. Jacob McConley. g
Cambridge City. spent yesterday wit
the sister and daughter, Mrs. Geo. FL
by and family.
The D. of r. lodge had work las
night. Miss Grace Doddy received tn
degrees. The work was done by tn