The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-28

dinner with Mr.. and Mrs, John Muir
ply and family Sunday.
Miss Amanda Baker. of Rrookville
visited her sister, Mrs. l.. f. Ward
She was enroute to Indianapolis to
visit Mr., and Mrs, Amos Butler.
Frank Morris, rural mail carrier on
route seven. out of Milton handled
over three hundred Christmas post
cards this season.
Mr., and Mrs, A. l. Bergert and MIR.
and Mrs. George Bergert, of Terre
Haute. visited their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs, George klemm over Sunday.
The 4. Nj, f., church, at Cambridge
aud tree. Monday night Samuel Rob
bins OF Milton, acted as Santa Claus,
Mr., and Mrs, Ross Miller, who visit
Ell Mr.. and Mrs, John kellam over
Sunday, returned to their home at
Grays, yesterday.
MIR, and Mrs Frank Doty entertain
ed MIR. and Mrs. John Thurman and
daughter. OF Richmond and Mr., and
Mrs, Ernest Doty and daughter. at din
ner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster, of Cambridge
City, and Ernest II. North and Eliza
beth North, OF Shelbyville, visited
Mrs. Julia BAH Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Stills and fami-
ly and Charles Galloway and mother.
We're entertained at dinner. with n. f.
Galloway and aunt, Mrs. Barton, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John kellam enter
| tanned on Sunday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs, Ross Miller. Paul kellam. Geo.
kellam, Otis kellam, Cecil Kellam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fflby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wissler. Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Lowery. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hess
| and family, Miss Abbie Wissler, and
Elmer Wissler. Music and graphic
phone furnished entertainment.
Mr., klemm made business trip
to Indianapolis yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Filby furnished green
| cucumbers for the Christmas dinner
with her daughter. Mrs. John kellam
The cucumbers We're raised last sea-
son and were as nice and crisp when
cut for the table Sunday, as ii they
had Just come from the vine.
| Mrs. Ray Nickels and daughter,
Pearl. of Indianapolis, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison Swisher on Monday.
| c. j. Connell shipped a half dozen
Plymouth chickens to Mr.. Stephens, OF
Covington, Ky.
| Mrs. Amanda Needham, who was
at her daughters. Mrs. Clark, OF Cam
bridge City, has returned to her home
here
John Zimmermeyer visited Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Passmore over Sunday.
Will Miller was near Beeson's Sta
ton Monday, hunting quail. He bag
ged ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bryant return
ed yesterday from Eaton. They were
accompanied by their niece, Miss La
Veda Hollmeyer, OF that place.
| The entertainment given by the
young people, of the Christian church.
at the Odd Fellows hall. Monday even
inf was well patronized and was pleas
ing to the audience. The play was
Just Plain Folks" and covered a pref
ty story in which an old country doc
tor figured conspicuously and who
came to grief because of his kindness
to an orphan girl who had taken to
the circus. The girl eventually be-
came an heiress and was OF high So
cial standing. Aside from the play,
Harry Hoshour rendered THE Holy
City" on the cornet. Miss Mary Jones
and Miss Nellie Jones each gave a
piano solo. A pantomime was intro
duced on the stage by class In Miss
Nora Murphy's room of the Milton
schools that was very amusing The
actors represented ghosts. and per-
| formed antics while Miss Murphy read
the poem. To Mrs. l.. H. Warren and
Mrs. r. w. Warren the church gives
the credit for the excellent enter
| tainment.
Frank Doty was at GAINESVILLE on
business this week.
| Mrs. Anna Rothermel and Mrs. Eli
zabeth Kimmel entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Gully OF Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Bradford, Miss Elizabeth
Ohmit, Miss Margaret Ohmit and Les
lie Ohmit, of Cambridge City, Mon
day.