The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-29
MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. June 29-Mrs. Laurence
Wissler and Miss Ida Fortman visited
friends at Cambridge City. Monday.
They were at dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kellam, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Doddridge, of
Doddridge, were greeting friends here,
yesterday
Chas. Holman and son Wilmer. are
at Liberty.
The Epworth League at Milton will
have lawn fete on the Beeson-Swen-
ey grounds near DR.. Sweney's Office,
Saturday evening. They would like
to have good patronage.
The Ladies' Aid society of Doddridge
Chapel will have an ice-cream social
at the Chapel Saturday evening. They
would like to have good patronage.
Mrs. Will Filby's brother and sister,
OF Noblesville, are visiting her.
Mrs. Ed Drischell, of Cambridge City
was calling on friends here, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ball of Rich
mond, are spending some time with
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams. Mesdames Ball and Will
liams were at Richmond Monday. Mr..
Williams, who has the measles, is get
ting along we'll.
Mrs. Benton Wagner was at Rich
mond Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Seffren,
west of here. son, Monday. Mrs.
Senfren is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. J. Cornell.
Mrs. Will Galloway and daughter,
were at dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Stills
and daughter. yesterday.
Mrs. Harrison Marlatt had her collar
bone broken Sunday night. Mrs. Mar
latt lives about four miles east of here
and on Sunday Ammon Wissler, who
makes his home there, and she visited
at Harry Boggs. at Richmond. Re-
turning home the night was dark and
when they reached Geo. Crull's home,
Raymond Bowman was just turning
on to the road and the buggies collid-
ed. Mr.. Wissler and Mrs. Marlatt
We're thrown from the buggy and aside
from a broken collar bone, Mrs. Mar
1att was otherwise hurt. Mr.. Wissler
was also hurt but not seriously. Mrs
Marlatt was carried into the home OF
Geo. Crull who Is her brother, and has
since been unable to be removed to
her home.
Edwin Kellam and Elmer Wissler o:
Centerville, visited at their uncle's
John Kellam's, also at Laurence Wiss
ler's, Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Hardy and daughter, Jose
phine, and Miss Susie Hardy. who
have been guests Of Messrs. and Mes
danes F. NJ. and E. p. Jones, returned
to Union City. yesterday.
Mrs. Frank DuGranrut visited rela
tives at Connersville, yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Borders returned yester
day from Lafayette and cambridge
Her grandson, Noel Heaney. OF Balm
bridge, accompanied her home.
Chas. Galloway made business trir
to Richmond yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Ellis of Ander
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will McNairy
OF Alexandria, visited Mr.. aud Mrs. r
p. Lindsay over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
o. Fl. Beeson also snent Sunday after
noon with them. On Monday Messrs
Ellis and McNairy returned TO theil
respective homes. but the ladies will
(. remain this week. Vernon Bronson q
Cincinnati, is also visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson at the home q
his sister, Mrs. II. P. Lindsay and fan.
lily.
Mrs. DuHadway visited Mesdame.
Catherine Wallace and Jas. Baker
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R Gresh and Mrs
Emma Fraxee visited Mr.. and Mrs
Elias Hastings at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Chas. Davis made a flying triy
10 Richmond yesterday.
Marion Hoel is much worse. Clah
Dncs LAthrop is improving.