The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-24
MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind, Feb. 24.-Miss Sarah
Mrs. Will sweeney at Cambridge City.
Messrs. and Mesdames Jas. Shank
and Omer Kuhn, attended the social
and banquet given by the Camp at
East Germantown, I. o. O. F. lodge
Tuesday evening. They report fine
time.
Mrs. Will Heck and son Clarence of
New Castle. were calling on friends
here yesterday.
The new organ for the Christian
church is expected this week.
Frank Morris and John Connell We're
at Glenwood yesterday.
l.. H. Warren is papering several
rooms for Mrs. G. A. Borders.
Frank Izor of Indianapolis visited
his sisters, Miss Hattie Izor and Mrs
Henry Hussey yesterday.
Fred SiZelove was in town hunting a
baseburner yesterday. One Of the
water pipes froze and the consequence
was when the furnace was into full
blast, it blow up.
Harry Borders is much indisnosed
from deep cold
Benz. kellam is able to be up again.
Bert Doran, of Indianapolis. is Wis
iting his uncles, Marion and Willis Lev
erton and families.
The Eastern Star will have practice
tomorrow afternoon.
Park LantZ was at Columbus, Ohio
to attend the meet of his fraternity
the Dalta Tau Delta, this week. the
division that met at. Columbus. is com
posed of Indiana, Illinois. Ohio ana
West Virginia. Mr.. Lantz is stu
dent at the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Hayden of
Straughns, were treated to a fine sur
prise, Tuesday night, the occasion be
ing their fortieth wedding anniversa ~.
The company was made up from neigh
bors and friends, including their chill
dren. by whom the party was arranged.
The evening was pleasantly spent by
ALL and nice refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden received a num-
Der of nice presents. They have two
daughters who are twins and are Mrs.
Otto Broadway and Mrs. Otto Huff
man. Mrs. Hayden is a sister of Mrs.
Templin, of Milton.
Mrs. Rhoda Hunt entertained the
Misses Doris Hockett. Helen Daven
port, of Richmond, Inez Doddridge and
Marie Snyder, at six O'Clock dinner
Lycurgus W. Beeson was at Corners
vile yesterday.
The Misses Doddridge. Hockett and
spent yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs Will Hunt, at Cambri !ge
City
The funeral of the late Mrs. Serena
Hoshour Richards, took place at In
yesterday The deceased
was a sister of Mrs. Ran Hoshour, of
Milton.
Miss Marshall's pupils in the public
schools enjoyed spelling match Tues
lay afternoon.
The school children here showed
their patriotism Tuesday by wearing
little hatchets and punches of cherries
in honor of Washington's birthday.
Our people were a back number. Flags
were not floating.
Mrs. Ella Hoffman of Milton, sold
her farm near Elwood to John w. New
by of Hamilton county. The farm
100 acres, and not much i'm
She received S13O an
acre The deal was made through Ly-
,urgus w. Beeson, cashier of the Farm
srs' bank here
Will Flanagan. Milton auctioneer, |
cried sale for Adam kiser of Hagers-
.own, yesterday. The sale amounted
10 5000. He also cried a sale for
John Mettle of Connersville Monday
hat amounted to $3.50.
Elmer kellam and sisters, Miss
Mary kellam and Sam Williams are
their sisters, Mrs. Jesse Hun
yerford. at Nashville.
Frank Gard of Sious City. Iowa,
sends a marked copy of the Sioux City
Journal under date of "Wednesday,
February 10th, giving an account Of