The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-27
MILTON, IND.

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liams, OF Richmond. was in town Sat
,,rday greeting friends and attending
the sale of personal property of the
late Oliver Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hheo Christ Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T.. Williams and Mrs. Vene
Beeson were among those from Mil
ton to attend the Abe Martin entertain
lnent at Hurst's Opera House, In Cam.
bridge City. last evening.
Owing to the water from melting
snow, and n heavy rain. which could
not sink into the ground. several pla-
Ces in town are covered with water. At
Theo Crisis. w. l.. Parkins and w. f.
Williams and John Sapps with other
laces in the vicinity the water stands
in the yards like a young river. trees
sheds and other buildings looking like
small islands in the water. Whitewater
IL also on a rampage and out of it's
banks. TO stand on the river bridge
and look up the stream It IL one vast,
broad sheet of water. tumbling and
rolling and bringing down debris. as
far as the eye can reach. Everywhere
over town little pools and rivulets
trickle out like little branches.
Miss Cora Gennett entertained the
Ruth's Circle of the Christian church
Bible school, Friday afternoon. A nice
company was present and pretty re-
ireshments were served.
There was . washout of about 100
feet on the Lake Erie and Western
railroad south of town about two miles
between the farms of Rob. A. Connell
and the M. D. Beeson place. and r. p.
I.iEdsay's. All trains running through
hero are coming in on the Big Four
track from Cambridge City and Bee
ton's station. A large gang OF workmen
IRE ut work repairing the breach.
Mrs. George Murley Ia reported on
the sick list. She IL suffering from neu-
ralgia.
her guest at her home. here. over Sun.
day. Miss Ollie Gazetteer. OF Center.
willie.
Mrs. Mary Walker. Of northwest OF
Dublin. was in town. yesterday greet
ing friends and looking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Cooney had 40
their guests. Sunday and yesterday
their SON. Carl. and their daughter.
Mrs. Verne Perry Of Indianapolis.
Henry Hess WAS at Richmond, yes
tcrday. on business
q. II. Beeson bought two valuable
horses at Indianapolis.
The congregations at the Christian
church. Sunday morning and evening
were good Notwithstanding the inclem.
cpt weather. A large number from the
country were present At the evening
service the Rev. Mr. McCormick's SER
mon, on immortality. or the question.
is there Another Afe?" Ia we'll spok-
en- Of. Miss Mary ones and Harry Doty
rave duet, as special number In
music. The meetings will continue
throughout the week. Everybody Is in.
vited to attend this series.
Elwood Beeson Ia reported not SO
we'll.
Mrs. Hattie Hest is reported very
sick. Yesterday morning when she
awoke she was very dizzy and left her
bedroom for the living room where she
became suddenly blind and fell to the
floor In u partial swoon. Recovering
sufficiently to get to her bed again she
saw from tho windows little girl
WuOu sue uOiNcu " ScA ENAS" DA~oo'
Help was soon at hand. At this writ
INK she IL suffering from nausea of the
somach 1t Is thought that the cause of
aer illness may have been from an
lhrscite gas. She states that she
thought when she returned from
church. Sunday night that she detect
cd the smell of gas in the room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert Crownover had
as their guests, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
1neo Keever Of near Jacksonburg and
their children.
Mrs Oliver Ferguson entertained
the Home Club. Friday night. A nice
program was observed.
Mr. and Mrs Sanford Muslin enter
tanned an their guests. Sunday, at din
Fer. Mr. aud Mrs. Robt. Bryan and
Miss Kathryn Hoshour.