The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-19
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, Oct. 19.-Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Crawley. went to Laurel
yesterday to spend a short time with
relatives there.
Thos. Phillips will take those who
wish to attend the box social at Miss
Marie Snyder's school house. tomor'
row evening In the hack. A fine pro-
gram Of music and recitations will
be rendered. Miss Snyder Is sparing
no pains to make the evening q great
success. Everybody Is invited to at
tend the box social at the Wallace
school house.
The young people who rendered
diamonds and Hearts" at the fair
given by the ladies' OF the Christian
church, Saturday evening. will give
the play at Straughns Station tomor'
row evening.
The Esther Bible Class will meet
with Mrs. w. l.. Parkins tomorrow
evening, instead of with Mrs. Phillips
a. before announced.
Mrs. Thomas Phillips will attend
the box social given at the Wallace
school by the teacher. Miss Marie
Snyder tomorrow 9 vening.
The ladies of the M. f. church will
have their annual dinner on Thanks
giving at the Odd Fellows hall. There
will also be q bazaar in connection
with the dinner, and other features OF
attraction.
The Rev. Chas. Tebbetts, Of Rich
mond. will preach at the Friends
church on Sunday morning. In the
evening he will deliver a missionary
address. The Rev. Mr. Tebbetts Is
secretary of the American Board OF
Foreign Missions of the Friends, and
has been in foreign fields and Is thus
prepared from worldwide expert
ence to talk upon missions in foreign
lands. Every one is cordially invited
to hear him. irrespective OF church re-
lationship.
John Warren is visiting friends at
Dayton. Ohio. He went yesterday.
Tbs ladies' of the Eastern Star, at
Milton. gave a box social at the Ma
sonic hall Tuesday evening. Those
present were the Masons and men,
bers of the Star and their families.
Mrs. Catherine Wallace who has
been suffering from rheumatism as
we'll as q broken shoulder blade, is
reported more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Decker have
moved to r. w. Warren's farm tenant
house north Of town.
Wesley Newton, who for several
months has been working for Arlon
Doll in the barber shop here, has made
. venture in business line and open
cd . barber shop In the south room Of
Beeson's business block, on Central
avenue. He now has his room fitted
up in good style and will be ready to
serve his friends and customers who
may call on him. in this line. He asks
. fair share of your patronage and
feels assured that he will make a sue
cess as his first day was a busy one.
DR.. Slonaker, of Letters Ford, who
came to attend the funeral OF l.. D.
Roark, has returned home.
Fred Ginrich, father OF Miss Emma
0inrich. primary teacher of the Mil.
ton public schools, was 70 years old
Tuesday. That evening he was Civ.
en- a complete and happy surprise
when all OF his children came in ty
enjoy the evening with him. Those
present were Mrs. Kinder and Charles
Smith, of Connersville: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lamberson and family, Of
Straughn. and Louis Ginrich, of Ben
tonville. One son, Will Ginrich. of
Chicago. was unable to be present but
sent his father som. fine fish to be
served at the seven o'clock dinner
=. around which father and children
gathered. Mr.. Ginrich received sew
eral nice presents among which were
gifts from w. H. Brown and Worth
Cross. MIR. Ginrich came from Hesse
Dsrmstadt. Germany. sixty-two years
sago at the time Of the rebellion. He
twas on the Liberty" side. and un-
1derwent some experiences. having
sbeen arrested twice. But he Is glad
Isthat he came. He says he has never
zfelt the want OF food since he struck
American soil and although he was
horn In Germany. he was in reality
born an American In spirit and lives
all American institutions.
7 MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Hart and Mr..
and Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson were
among invited guests at a dinner par
ty, given with MIR. and Mrs. George
Florea. at Connersville, yesterday, in
honor Of their daughter. Mrs. Win
Goodwin. OF New Castle.
Mrs. Frank lzor. Of indianapolis,
writes Of her pleasant visit with her
brother. Charles Atkinson and family
at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyons have
moved into Mrs. Anna Rothermel's
property.
Harry d. Michael. Of Charlottesville.
who 10 Worshipful Master of Mont.
gomery lodge, Masonic fraternity in
that city, was called to do honors. re-
Gently. The occasion was q visit from
about sixty of the members of Ash
led lodge, Chicago. Mr.. Michael re-
oeived the guests in good style and
they were escorted to the supper serv-
ed In their honor after the brethren
were escorted to the hall again the
lodge was opened by w. NJ. Harry. D..
Michael, who also gave \ fine speech
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