The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-01-19
MILTON, IND.

MILTON. Ind. Jan. 19.-Miss Mar
cha Wise was Cambridge City visitor
and shopper. yesterday.
Jesse Barton Lowell. who has been
the guest Of his niece. Mrs +. p. Jones
and family. left yesterday enroute for
his home in Denver City. Colorado.
Mrs. Jones accompanied him to Cam.
bridge City.
The meeting at Friends church ia
growing In interest and the good It'd
ings OF great Joy IL being told aoft
The singer with her auto harp is max
ing the song service of great interest
Edw Wilson just Anished In the
nick Of time In getting his ice put up
The river 10 swollen because OF the
rain and snow going of 30 rapidly
Fields are under water because the
ground Ia yet too much frozen to let
1t down.
The committee Of the Twentieth
Century club will give it's dancing par
ty at the hall tonight.
The Rev. +. G. Mccormick will go to
New Lisbon topreach. Sunday. He con
templates beginning a series OF revi
val meetings at that place, at that
time
There will be preaching at the NJ. K
church. Sunday morning but not at
night because of the revival services
at the Friends church.
Miss Cora Wise. who is attending
school at Earlham will be home this
evening to spend over Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wise
Claude Kitterman. OF Cambridge
City was In town on business yester
day.
Word has been received from Mrs
Martin Frazee. of Louisville Kentucky
that she has been on the sick list, but
is again better.
The town marshal was around over
town and lighted the street gas lamps
The town has been in darkness be-
cause the gas was frozen up.
Miss Maggie Vsnnati IL still quite
lame In her hip. but 10 able to get
about the house Her brother, Peter
vannati. who 10 suffering from sore
finger because of a piece Of heavy Ice
falling on his hand. Is getting along
we'll also.
Lafe Cross who has been suffering
from heart trouble Is slightly improv.
ed.
The dancing class that met at the
Odd Fellows hall. Wednesday evening
numbered %. The class will meet
again Friday night. January 26.
Miss Cora Brown entertained as her
l-H
Earl Thomas, nee Miss Emma Quinn
OF New Lisbon.
Mrs. Harry Manlove was hostess for
the Embroidery club. Wednesday af.
ternoon. The club guests we're Mes.
danes Harry Doty. Chas. Crownover,
F.. G. Mccormick, G. l.. Merriman and
Earl Thomas. Nice refreshments were
served and a pleasant afternoon was
spent by all the ladies. The next meet.
ing will be with Mrs. Ernest Doty,
Wednesday afternoon. January 81.
The Eastern Star met Wednesday
evening and installed -tha following Of
ficsrS for the coming year. The OH
GERS elect were not all present. owing
to the inclement weather. Mrs. Will
oSV"us WOtNuy IuotIOus w. DIo~u,
worthy patron: Mrs. Malinda Barton.
associate matron; Mrs. w. F.. VIII
liams, treasurer: Miss Sarah Roberts
secretary; Miss Cora Brown conduc'
tress: Mrs. Martin Brown. chaplain; =;
Mrs. Earl Thomas, Of New Lisbon,
Adah: Mrs. Frank Doty. Martha: Mrs.
II. II. Heist. Electa. Mrs. Cornell OF
Cambridge City and Mrs. Willis Lever
ton 40 Esther and Ruth were not
present. Mr.. and Mrs. David NuEent.
40 sentinel and guard were not pres
ent. Mrs. Earl Thomas. a. past worthy
matron acted a. deputy grand matron
and installed the officers.
Frank Wallace attended the Far.
iners Institute at Cambridge City.
Thursday. He reported finc Institute,
although not 40 we'll attended as here.
tOfore,