The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-14
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, March 14.-Mrs. w. Il.
Booth and daughter, spent Saturday
at Connersville.
o. L. Beeson is suffering from a very
sore foot. He stepped on a rusty
nail sticking from board. n. The nail
penetrated his shoe and ran into his
foot. The doctor opened the wound
and washed the rust fro NIT.
Our township teachers attended in
stitute at East Germantown, Saturday.
Miss Ollie Castetter was the guest
of Miss Rae Wagner Saturday evening.
Walter Napier came home from his
work at Cambridge City with hard
chill, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Nancy Baldwin was at dinner
with Mrs. Dan Hess Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Filby entertain
ed Miss Ruby Kellam and guest, Floyd
Hendrix of Kennard, Messrs. and Mes
danes Lawrence Wissler and Alvin
Lowery at dinner, yesterday.
Harry Doty assisted in the choir as
cornetist, at the M. E. church services
Friday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Wehrley of Richmond
spent yesterday with her husband here.
Mr.. Wehrley has charge of the song
services at the M. K. revival meeting.
Mesdames st. Clair and J. A. Brown
have returned from Noblesville. Mrs.
St. Clair returned on account of her
daughter, Mrs. l.. M. Gentle, who has
been quite sick with grippe.
Mrs. Ed Stanley and children of
%l,o ,ny-sc
mother. Mrs. Angelina Warren and 9TH
er relatives.
Misses Mabel Scott, Vivian Bennett.
Catherine Snyder and Cotwa 1nger-
mann, as members of the thimble club,
were entertained with Miss Dorothy
Hoshour Saturday afternoon.
Richard Houseworth took his auto
mobile out from the Milton buggy fac
tory, looking like new one, Saturday.
i. had been reprinted.
Benz. Kellam has been worse. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lathrop and children are
sick. Mrs. Mae Goodheart has quin-
sy. Mrs. George is threatened with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Will Wallace and daughter,
Miss Dora Wallace, spent Saturday at
Richmond.
The Eastern Star meets Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Vene Beeson has returned from
Cambridge City, where she spent the
week at her brothers, John Caldwell.
The Merry-Go-Round meets with
Mrs. Mary Manlove tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Carrie Walker was taken quite
i'll at church Friday night. She has
grippe.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter attended
the funeral of the late Matthew Garth
waite at Dublin Saturday.
Mrs Adam Snyder and daughter.
Miss Marie Snyder, spent Saturday at
New Castle. Miss Vivian Bennett
was at dinner with Miss Catherine Sny-
der.
Miss Kate Baker returned to Indian
apolis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams were
at West Alexandria,. Ohio, yesterday
Mrs. Williams's sister. Mrs. Hurst. has
pneumonia and Mrs. Williams has been
at her bedside several days.
Nj. T..
tinue this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson were at
dinner with Mrs. Ferguson's father,
M. D. Beeson, Saturday. From here
they made an automobile spin to Con-
nersville.
Miss Marshalls pupils had a spell
ing match Friday afternoon. The
choosers were Vivian Bennett and
Ruth Cromer. Miss Bessie Doddy re-
NAMED on the floor the longest. Miss
Marshall spent yesterday at her home
in Economy.
Mrs. w. P. Moore called on Mrs.
Jennie Morris Whitley at Cambridge
City. Saturday. Mrs. Whitley expects
to go to Indianapolis in few days to
stay with her sister, Mrs. Anna Huston.
Word was received here Saturday OF
the death of J. Durbin Tatman of Con-
nersville, who formerly was photog-
rapher here. He leaves wife, Mrs.
Mary Morris Tatman and children. He