The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-11
News of Surrounding Towns
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, Oct. 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Tice of Webster. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Christian kerber, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Muslin of
south of :.oWn spen. yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs Will Dolan at Falmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clay, Mes
danes Curtiss and Ed Hunt spent
over yesterday with friends at India
napolis.
Leslie Younts oil Isrookville, who
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Passmore returned home Saturday.
Benjamin Knipes had out a small
patch of potatoes. He dug them Sat
urday and had eighty bushels of fine
potatoes. The general size is about
one pound in weight.
The Cambridge City Royal Arch
Chapter No. 9. of Masonry, at Cam
bridge City, gave a reception Friday
evening in honor IF their high priest
r. F. Galloway, of this place, who
has just returned from his European
trip. Their guests were the families
of the members and represented Dub
lin, Cambridge City, Milton, East Ger
mantown and Hage~stown. The MEN,
| bers held their regular convocation
after which the lodge was open to
their guests. The hall presented a
very handsome appearance having un-
dergone recent improvements in the
way of a very beautiful new altar
and the frescoing of the walls in elab-
crate designs. Companion r. F. Gala
way was invited to give talk on his
visit abroad and after very pretty
/ Introduction by Companion Bertsch
gave an interesting account of his trip
and what he had seen. At the close
refreshments were served after which
adieux were spoken all feeling that a
very social evening had been spent to-
gether.
The basket social given by the pu-
pills of the Thornburg school west of
town, Friday evening was greeted by
crowded house. The evening was
spent socially. The proceeds of the
sales of the basket amounted to
$2O25. One basket sold for $3.50 and
the highest was $3.50. There were
seventeen baskets. Miss Anna Giles
pie is the teacher.
Misses Ollie Castetter, Fern Paxson
and Rae Wagner, township teachers
attended the joint teachers institute.
at East Germantown Saturday.
The new dining room being built by
James Napier as an addition to his
house is nearing completion. The in
side work is yet to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Crist were at
Richmond Friday night to enjoy the
festival
been visiting his mother, at French
Lick. returned Friday evening. He
preached at Doddridge Chapel, yester-
day.
Those from here attending the
Royal Arch Chapter reception at
Cambridge City Friday evening were
Messrs. r. F. Galloway, Charles Cal
laway, David Nugent, Mesdames Me-
linda Barton. G. w. Galloway, Jennie
Summers, Carl More. Miss Florence
Newman, Messrs. and Mesdames J. A.
Brown and W. H. Brown.
Timothy Cornell proprietor of the
|
car loads of grain to Cincinnati, Sat
urday.
Word comes from Dublin that Miss
Abbie Wissler is quite sick from the
effects of deep cold.
The play to be given under the aus
pieces of the Milton high school is
titled "A Noble Outcast" The play
will be under direction of Harry Man.
love and it is thought will be rend-
cred about the last Saturday this
month.
The Misses Mary and Sarah Roberts
spent yesterday with their sister,
Mrs. Jesse Fulghum and family at
Richmond.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kerlin spent
yesterday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ferguson, near Benton
vile.
The Doddridge Grave Lining COM
pany at Milton, have come into receipt
of fine order from Del Rio. Texas.
Mrs. Levi Crull and daughter, Miss
IGertrude Crull of Rushville, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Willitts,
/ east of town.
| Cyrus Phillpott has the contract for
digging a cellar for Clarence Mason,
near Bentonville.
James Phillips, of Buffalo has been
the guest of his brother. Thos. Phil
Hips and family.
Mr.. Elkins's little daughter is re-
ported sick.
Mrs. John Hill and daughter. Miss
Marind Hill, of New Castle have been
tguests of Mrs. Rebecca Lowery and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Morris and
daughter of Glencoe. KY. are visiting