The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-28
MILTON, IND.

goodbye to Milton friends, as he will
remain at Bays until his parents are
settled in their new home at Findlay,
Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. v. Brown and sister, Mrs.
Charles Macke of Eldorado, Missouri,
were calling on a number OF friends
yesterday.
Mrs. Vene Beeson returned yester-
day from visit at Glenwood. Her
sister, 1Irs. Mcclure OF Connersville,
days.
Mrs. Phoebe Michael is having her
yard trees trimmed. Thos Doddy is
doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. kellam entertain
ed at dinner, Sunday, III honor OF the
twenty-third anniversary of their son,
Ben F.. kelam. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Il.
kellam and daughter were the guests
OF honor.
Mrs. Fremont Marlatt and Mrs.
Herbert Rusk. of east of town were
guests of Mrs. John Mckee OF near
Jacksonburg.
greeting friends here yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Murley returned
yesterday from visit to relatives at
Anderson.
Ora White is quite busy with his
cider press. Fourteen wagons and
several auto loads OF apples were
seen at one time at Mrs. Whites, yes
terday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle
were entertained with MIR. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Jones at evening dinner and
also over last night. They were en-
tertained with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Stills at dinner today.
Mesdames Frank Doty and Ernest
Doty and daughter went to Richmond,
yesterday, to visit MIR. and Mrs. John
Thurman.
Mrs Lydia Urine has gone to In
Cianapolis to visit friends.
Mrs Dot Cornthwaite Is spending
few days at indianapolis with her
brother, Clauson Vogelsong. From
there she will 60 to Louisville. Ken
lucky to spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Martin FraZee.
Mrs. S. Templin went to Straughn.
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Benz. Hayden.
Sheriff Stein was in town on bus
mess yesterday.
Miss Mary Kellam has gone to
Straughn to spend few days with
Mrs and Mrs. Edw. Newbold.
Miss Jessie Mann was here yester'
day to give vocal lessons in music.
The pupils taking of her are Harold
Hoshour. Orwell Daley. the Misses
Ruby Kellam, Eunice McClung, Mary
Jones, Lillian DuGranrut and Irene
Crook.
Omer Hurst is having steam heat
ing plant put in his home east of
town. e. r. Huddleston, of Cam
bridge City Ia installing the plant.
The ladies of the Christian church
Aid society have quilt in at Mrs.
Fergusons. The quilt Is for Mrs.
Christina Kerber.
The young people who are giving
the play, Hearts and Diamonds" re-
port fine house at Harrisburg. They
did we'll.
The Rev E. X. Van Wrinkle is load
ing his household goods in the car pre-
paratory to moving to Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Christ and Lloyd
Parkins have returned from their
very pleasant trip to Waynesville,
Ohio.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mills. a
daughter, at their home at Straughn
Wednesday evening. The mother,
Mrs. Mills Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Ferris. Of Milton.
Jas. Doddridge and son. Delmar,
are baching on Mr.. Doddridge's farm
in Union county.
O. II. Beeson and Theo Christ were
at Knightstown. yesterday on business.
Oscar Hoffman was at Spiceland, yes
terday ON business.
Mrs. Charles Lyons was called to
Cambridge City. yesterday. by the
death of her five year old niece. Mary
l.. Stoncipher, Of that city. The little
child was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stonecipher and had meningitis.
Mrs. Whitaker and Miss Wuerd-
eman, who were here from Hamilton,
Ohio, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Will
liams returned home yesterday. They
were callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Ferguson. before leaving.
Miss Hattie Silis has been suffering
from severe sold. Her father, Rich
ard Stills Is not so we'll. He is almost
helpless.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Warren receiv-
ed as post card from Mrs. Thomas
Warren, who is now living at Gulf
port, Miss. She states that she and
Mr.. Warren are getting along nicely
and their family also, Their sons are
both married and Mr. and Mrs. War
rem have two lovely grandchildren.
Friends here will be glad to her from
our former citizens.
The Home club will meet with Mrs.
c. H. Pinnick. tomorrow night.
The Rev. Z. X Van Wrinkle will
preach at Bentonville, Sunday. This
will close his work there.
The play Hearts and Diamonds"
at the hall this evening. Proceeds will
be given to the Woman's Cemetery as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. King Allen. we'll known here,
10 very sick with typhoid fever at her