The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-18
MILTON, IND.

MILTON. Ind, Jan. 1s.-Worth
Cross was At East Germantown on
business. yesterday.
Mrs. John Dsbois went to Conners'
Vile to visit relatives yesterday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. C.. Ellis Is sick and under the care
Of The doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Yellam have had
NJ their guests. Wilson Yellam. OF
Noblesville and Frank Kellam. OF I'LL.
nois.
The NJ. E. prayer meeting VIII De
dismissed Thursday evening owing to
the revival meetings In progress at the
Friends church.
Mrs. c. n. Pinnick is reported bet
ter and able to be out again.
Dan Cievenger OF Doddridge. was IN
town yesterday and calling on MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clevenger.
jasper Steele OF near Hiser's station
was erecting friends at Milton yester-
day.
Mrs. Bennett entertained as her
guests, yesterday afternoon, MRS.
Garthwaite and daughter. Mrs. Homer
Kemmer of Cambridge City.
Mrs. &. A. Borders entertained as
her guest. yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Louis Thompson OF Cambridge City
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stanley and fam
ily have returned from Middletown.
Mr.. Stanley's father, Phillip Stanley.
of Middletown deceased and the fu-
neral services were conducted on Sun
day.
Members OF the I. o. r. NJ. at Mi.
ton, attended the installation OF oni'
GERS OF their lodge at Cambridge City,
Saturday evening.
r. NJ. McClung has returned from a
business trip in the South. He came
from Nashville and reports cold
weather 10 Tennessee.
Sam Hoshour who was reported
very sick Ia again better.
Robert Bryant's little son, who has
been quite sick, Is reported better.
Several from Milton were ut Rich
mond to attend the show. Monday ev.
onins.
Oran Bragg has completed getting
In his harvest OF Ice The cakes put
up from the river are % inches square.
nine inches thick and weigh about
1856 pounds.
Miss Martha Baker Of south Of town
spent yesterday afternoon with her
sister, Mrs. L. f. Ward and family.
Their cousin. Mrs. Galbraith. who has
been their guest for several weeks,
returned home to Pennsylvania yester.
day. Her cousin. Harry Ward. accom-
panied her to Richmond to take her
train out.
The Ice haulers for Oran Bragg. car.
ried about 1850 pounds at a load with
two horses. but Jas. Kellam beat the
record by carrying 270O pounds with
one horse.
The Friends meetings are still in
progress and we'll attended.
The Woman's cemetery association
met with Miss Sarah Roberts. Monday
evening But little business was trans
acted.
Thos. B. Lantz was at Richmond
Monday. H ewas the guest Of Henry
U. Johnson at dinner.
The entertainment committee OF
the Twentieth Century club will give
. dancing party. at the Odd Fellows
hall. Friday evening. January 10. The
Weisbpo0 Saxaphone Orchestra will
furnish the music. The party Is ex
pected to be q very fine social event
Miss Ina Kellam IL spending a few
days with relatives in Cambridge City
Will Ohmit. Of Cambridge City, was
at his mothers. Mrs. Sarah Ohmit
yesterday.
Friends here regret to learn Of the
death Of Mrs. Clinton Markley Of Rich
mond. The funeral will be from the
home Thursday afternoon Burial al
Earlham. Mrs. Marley was born In
Milton and was 3s years old. She was
the daughter Of Miss Ella Nenf Sur
viving her are a husband. three chill
drsn. a mother and sister.