The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-02
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, IND, May mrs. Gamer
inc Swafford was at Connersville, yes
terday.
The funeral services of the late
Alonzo Wallace were conducted at the
home in that city, this afternoon after
which the funeral cortege moved to
Valley Grove cemetery four miles
south of Milton where the funeral pro
per was conducted. The burial was in
the Valley Grove cemetery. Alonzo
Wallace was the son of Jas. and Nan.
cy Cluckner Wallace and was born two
miles south Of Milton, July 80, 1850
For many years and until recently he
lived on the James Wallace home.
stead farm. He leaves a wife, Mrs.
Anna Wallace, and one daughter, by
a first marriage, Mrs. Emmett Grove
OF Richmond.
The Rebecca Degree lodge will meet
Tuesday evening and request it's mem
bership to be present for practice.
Mrs. Charles Davis has as yet found
no owner for the bracelet she found
at the Odd Fellows hall a few even
ings ago.
The members of the Esther Bible
Class are requested to meet with the
Rev. Mr. Pinnick at the M. r. church
prayer meeting, this Thursday even
ing.
Harold Filby is employed at the
Hoosier Drill works in Richmond. He
is In charge Of a room.
James Ferguson, of Ferguson's Hill,
near Blossoms station has gone to In
dianapolis on business for few days.
Mrs. Wesley Newton entertained the
Standard Bearers Tuesday evening.
Mrs Elmer Weaver was a Richmond
visitor and shopper, Wednesday.
Mrs. Benz Copeland was called to
Connersville by the death of her
brother-in-law, the late AlonZo Wal
lace Wednesday His death took place
Tuesday evening.
Dr. Sweeney was at Richmond to at
tend the county medical Wednesday.
Lycurgus Beeson is having his
house newly painted. Lafe Cross has
the contract.
Mrs. Will Scott was Richmond Wis
itor and shopper, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Beeson and Mr..
and MrMs. w. e. Williams were at
Connersville last evening to call on
Mrs Anna Wallace and daughter, Mrs.
Grove as visit of sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson, Mr..
and Mrs A. J. Hart, Mrs. Pinnick and
Mrs. Wilbur Elwell also Miss Hattie
Stills attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Ellen Brown Galloway, yesterday
afternoon. ,..,-.. .
Carl Hoel and W. Miller were at
Richmond yesterday.
Linville Wallace and Mrs Ball were
at Connersville yesterday afternoon to
call on Mrs. Anna Wallace and thus
express their sympathy to her and the
daughter, Mrs. Grove.
Ralph Whiteley Is employed by
Omer Taylor, this season.
Mr.. Shultz, Of Richmond, came over
on his cycle to visit his parents, Mr..
and MrMs. Shultz, west of town over
Sunday. It rained so that he had to re-
turn by interurban. His brother was.
over yesterday to take the cycle to
him.
George Baker is having his barn
moved to another location on his lot
He will remove the high board fence
the premises.
John Coyne of south of Milton sold
a bunch Of nice cattle Tuesday. He re-
ceived cents per pound.
DIR. and Mrs Charles Roark are now
moving into their new home recently
purchased. Their furniture came yes
terday
Earl Murley is here from Anderson
on short vacation to visit his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. B. Murley.
Mrs. Mcclure and sister, Mrs. Vene
Beeson were at Cambridge City, yes
terday afternoon to call on their broth
err and wife, Mr. and Mrs John Cald-
we'll. Mr.. Caldwell has rheumatism
Mrs. Rebecca Lowry is reported
some improved.
Remember that the Esther Bible |
Class will have a calico social at the !
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening May
Mrs. Mary Noll Is reported better.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Willis Lev
erton Tuesday afternoon May T.
The Sunday school convention for |
he township will be at Doddridge |
chapel, Sunday.
The Eastern Star met at the Mason !
c hall last evening.
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