The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-09-22
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Milton. Ind. Sc ut. 22.-Irvin Warren
has returned to Itichmond.
Il. H. Newman " Richmond. spent
over Monday night. with his mother,
Mrs. +. B. Newman
The Home club Will open its years
work with Mrs. w. p. Moore. Friday
evening. Members are thus generally
notified.
James Napier sis having am addition
made to his house 1.-The way of "a new
dining.roou1. L. E. Ward has~tlne econ
tract.
Mrs. Snyder, Of Indianapolis 'issthe
guest Of Mrs. Alice Gresh.
Frank Galloway who has been tour
ing Europe. returned home Monday
night He feels that hiss trip has been
worth much to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ktizer ami Miss
Clemmie Market were guests at din
ner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tian Kerber, Sunday.
]. w. Brumfield, proprietor Of the
Milton Riverside flour ntHs has re-
turned home. HisI son, Frank, returns
to Franklin.
Relatives here received word .from
A. D. Hurst, of Anderson, that the
brain of the dog that had bitten his
little son. had beer. examined at In
dianapolis and investigation showed
that the dog was,notsmad.
Mrs. Jessup and daughters from
Richmond, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. willis Owens, yesterday,
Miss Alice Napier cashier efor the
Hoosier store at Richmond. after q
pleasant vacation with her parents,
here, returned to Richmond, yester-
day.
Mrs. I. r. sweeney and sMiss~ Sarah
Mehan attended the camp fire 'of the
Eighty-fourth Indiana, at Dublin. Mon
day night.
Earl Atkinson who is withs the .Capt.
Clay Of Missouri theatrical company,
has been playing at Philadelphia.
Mesdames w. N. Miller and Hiram
Crook were at Richmondato to sshopsyes-
terday.
Mrs Theo Crist has been Quftessick
but II thought to be some betterl
Miss Amelia Knauf has two very
beautiful roses in bloom. One ist the
LaFrance and the other the Viscoun-
tess. The flowers are very large and
full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cranor ofaDub-
lin, spent Sunday with Mr.. andL.Mrs.
Oliver Wallace, south of town.
Mrs. Christian Kerber and grand
daughter Irene Mueller. were at 'din-
ner today with Miss Kate Mueller
A card from Mrs. Ada Wallace, who
has been at Seattle, Wash, states 'that
she will soon be home. She will be inr
California for a short time.
Mrs Rhoda Hunt spent yesterday
with relatives at Cambridge City.
The number Of pupils in the Milton
public schools has fallen about twenty
below that OF last year. This is ow-
ing to the fact that two of the dis
trict schools have teen re-opened this
year taking several of the country stu
dents away. The shortage falls in
Miss Emma Gingrich's and Miss Mar
shall's rooms. The high school enrolls
the same as last year.
Mrs. Ed Hunt visited relatives at
East Germantown, yesterday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Joe Thomp-
son, Charles Florea and daughter, and
John Hagaman of Dublin, were at din
ner with Misses Helena and Lavina
Beeson of south of town, Sunday.
William T. Heaney of st. Louis Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. G. A. Borders
and family
Miss Bonnie Shank returned from
visit with relatives at Muncie, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Bragg we're at
Richmond yesterday.
Charles Davis Is suffering from an
abscess In his eye.
Several friends have received post
cards from Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kirlin.
Mrs. Marie Beeson visited at Rich
mond and Centerville yesterday.
Mrs. w. e. Williams is reported
quite sick.
Frank Galloway spent yesterday
with his brother, VIII Galloway and
family at Indianapolis.
Mrs. M. v. Brown was given pretty
surprise Monday evening, the occasion
being her birthday. The guests were
composed of members of the Eastern
Star and few neighbors. They were
Messrs and Mesdames David Nugent.
Will Hurst. Will Johnson, Oliver Wal
lace. w. H. Brown. Mesdames c. H.