The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-22
MILTON, IND.

John Reed at Reid Memorial hospita'
where they recently underwent a sur.
rical operation. Saturday. Mrs. kir'
lin found the patients doing well ana
learned that they will probably De
home Wednesday.
The Misses Rosella Matthews, OF
Centerville and Helen Clark came sat
urday to visit their grandmother, Mrs.
Needham.
Mrs. Frank Weaver. OF Bentonville,
was in town Saturday to see reiati'es
and friends and do shopping.
Miss Roselia Matthews had as her
guest Saturday afternoon MISS Neille
Lyons, OF Lyons Station.
Mrs. G. L. Merriman. who has been
the visitor OF Mrs. F. G. McCormlck'
returned to her home at Fort wayne
Saturday.
Miss Effie Hubbell, who has been on
the sick list, 10 again agile to get out.
She has been suffering from a deep
cold!
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace were
at Connersville Saturday to see friends
and do some shopping.
Joe Snyder was host at dinner sat
urday, for Warren Wainwright and
Leo Lips, Of Connersville. Messrs.
wainwright and Lipps had been to
New Castle and were enroute home.
Forrie Wissler, living near Benton
Vile caught star skunk SATURDAY.
lie sold the fur for 50.
Sam Thompson and Miss Katherine
frtQn0A
Richmond Saturday.
Miss Lorene Warren was Cam
bridge City visitor and shopper sat
urdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Hubbell had as
their guests at dinner. Saturday, MI.
and Mrs. John Hubbell, of Bentonville.
The latter were enroute to Corners
Vile and expected to return home ny
the way of Rushville.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Borders had as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bord'
ers Of Mays. over yesterday. MT anu
Mrs. Borders came Saturday.
Gabriel Powell. OF near Bentonville,
Ia reported on the sick list. Mr.. Powell
froxe his face. few days ago ana
erysipelas set In.
MIR, and Mrs. JOS. l.. Manlove had as
their guest over yesterday. their son.
Edw. Manlove, OF Indianapolis. He
came Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Philpott. Of near Benton
Vile, 10 reported on the sick list. sne
Ia considered some better. Her daugh'
ter.in.law, Mrs. Cyrus Philpott Is car
ing for her.
Miss Rachel Thomas did not return
from Indianapolis until Saturday.
viii Ohmit, of Cambridge City. Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. Sarah Omit ana
other relatives here, Saturday.
Hiram Crook has been suffering
from . deep cold.
The Rsbekah Degree lodge will meet
tomorrow evening.
The Standard bearers elected the
following officers to serve the COM
ing term, ut it's last regular meeting:
Mrs, q. II. Pinnick. superintendent;
Mrs. Wesley Newton. president; Miss
Agueh> Ward. vice president; Miss
Lillian DuGranrut. secretary; Miss
Luella Lantx, treasurer.
Misc Fern Beeson, OF near Benton
vile. !had .xnerious accident Friday
whereby .snSGEad her right arm brok
on Just above the elbow. She with
her sister and two other girls were re
turning from school and nearing the
savmill the horse became frightened
by letting off of steam from the mill
He became unmanageabfe and at the
barking Of dog the frightened ANNA
ran away. The girls, were thrown ou
and all were bruised. but Miss Ferl
received the most serious injuries
They were taken to nearby neighDo'
and luckily DR.: Smullen. OF Raleigh
was close at hand and was called u
attend the girls. The horse final!
broke loose from the buggy and raj
home. but not before Mrs. Home
Doneker, mother Of the girl had beel
notified. Miss Fern 10 about IL year
old and the granddaughter Of NJ. d
Beeson and q niece of Lycurgus. o.
Beeson; Of Milton and Mrs.. Chas. Eel
guson, OF near Bentonville.
VIII Higham, who lives on w. Z
williams farm south ,Aof Milton,
trying to house young lambs. He ha
five In his flock. among which numbe
are two pairs of twins.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. klemm Ell
tertained as their guests. Friday ever
ing, Paul Drischel and Miss Louis
Ebert, Of Cambridge City.
Miss Pearl Thornburg spent owe
Sunday with Miss Lena Ludingtor
ut Cambridge city.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Kniese spen
Saturday witt her parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. q. II. Beeson.
MIR. and Mrs. W. f. Williams ente
tained 40 their guest over yesterda!
Miss Edna wallace. who is teaching l
the eastern part OF the township.
John Lamberson. of 'Bentonvilf
aged about 81. and one of the pioneer
Of Posey, township is very sick. HI
recovery IL doubtful.
Mrs. Charles Hale. WAS at Richmon
Friday to do shopping and see friend
Mrs. Harry Yoty was at Richmon
Friday a. the guest OF her husband
sister. Mrs. John Thurman.
The Rev. 6 II. Pinnick was invite
to give the Monday morning addre'
before the public schools this NOR
ing. CO.
thu cnv