The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-21
MILTON. IND.

MJLJUS. lnU.
Milton, Ind, April 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Coyne spent yesterday at Rich
mond.
Mrs. Louis Klotz and children who
have been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. r. Gresh, returned to Rich
mond. yesterday.
The telephones east Of town were
put out of business owing to the cross
ing OF wires yesterday.
Miss Elda Lowery has not yet re-
TUNED from Orestes. Her mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Lowery is still with her
son, Elmer Lowery, and family.
The Rev. E. X. Van Wrinkle was CALI
ed to Lynn yesterday to conduct the
funeral services OF friend.
Sam Beams sale of household goods
will be held Saturday afternoon.
William Passmore wants to give the
person. throwing whisky bottles on his
grounds, fair warning to. find some
other deposit for them.
There were forty in attendance at
the Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening
degrees were conferred on Mrs. Frank
is and Harry Borders, by the local
team. After the ceremonies nice
luncheon was served.
Miss Hattie Stills called on Cam
bridge City friends yesterday.
.Olin Davis is now agent and carrier
for the Indianapolis Sun at this place.
Ammon Wissler of the Marlatt
neighborhood visited at Lawrence Wis
sler's yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellam and
family of Centerville were entertained
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Kellam on
Sunday.
Walter Houseworth who recently
bought out Peter Bearings shoe shop
here, is quite busy. He is much pleased
with his new work.
Mrs. Virgil Philpott has decided to
remain at Milton. Mr.. Philpott is
| working at Indianapolis.
Will Deck of west of town, was greet
ing friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Christian Kerber Of west of
town was able to drive to Milton yes
| terday.
The Cary club that was to have met
with Mrs. J. l.. .Manlove this afternoon
was changed until next Thursday ow-
ing to circumstances.
Farmers say that the rain this week
has helped the wheat considerably.
The M. F. ladies' aid met with Mrs
G. A. Borders yesterday afternoon
l rSl,~r att
| l.. H. Warren did the wall paper
hanging in Mr.. Napier's house. Wal
ter Napier and family moved into their
house yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Beeson and family
of south Of town, were at dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown yesterday
Mrs Sarah Michael of Muncie is Wis
| iting her niece, Mrs. Frank Doty an6
other relatives.
1 John T. Manlove southwest of towr
has been much worse with asthma.
1 Fred Lautz Of Pendleton, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. 'Lautz yes
fterday. He had been in Ohio to inspec
an electric light plant In the interes
of the Pendleton town board of which
he is member.
Fred Hathaway wrote Charles Cal
laway yesterday from Mishawaka ant
stated that ]. C. EWers was seriousl.
iii and that his life was despaired OF
Mr.. Ewers recently moved with hi
daughter, Miss Viola Ewers to Misha
waka, from here.
Mesdames ]. A. Brown and L. M
Gentle were at Richmond yesterday.
Floyd Hood OF Connersville visite'
at G. B. Bryant's this week.
Joe Klieber and cousin. Miss Glenn
mie Market Of south Of town spen
!. Sunday at Jerry Dorgan's.
The following is the program 10
the township Sunday school institute
! at Doddridge chapel Sunday afternoon
! From go to 2:45 p. m. Praise an
! PRAYER Service conducted by Clayton
Wright. Gas to 800, Bible Study Pe
, riod by the Rev. e. X. Van Wrinkle.
the Christian church. 500 to 3:25, &C
dress. Organization by c. H. Graves
| county president of Cambridge Cit,
; 3:15 to 1925, address. The Use of tn
/ Organization. e. P. Jones. 1925 +
3:35, discussion, by the Rev. G. H. Pin
nick, NJ E. pastor. Adult Glass Move
lment, E. NJ. Haas, Richmond. Offel
ing. Music and adjournment. G. +
Galloway is township president.
The body of the late J. G. Ewers wi
be brought from Mishawaka to Milto
tonight. It will be taken to the nom
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Wagner, tn
} former home of the deceased, and al
!. rangements for the funeral made afte
{ arrival. He died yesterday mornin;
!, He leaves four children, Miss Viol
. Ewers, Mrs. Alfonte, Ellsworth Ever
] and Thomas Ewers. He was age
> about 81 years. The burial will be
. the family lot at Westside cemeter.
+ The funeral will probably be som
time tomorrow.
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