The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-25
News From Surrounding Towns

French Lick. 1t is now in it's natural
color of wood.
Prof. voris was at Richmond yester-
day.
E. P. Jones and daughter, Miss
Mary, gave vocal duet at the Chris
tan church, Sunday. The song was
"Tennyson's poem, Crossing the Bar
The special number was given as a
memorial to those who went down in
the recent ocean disaster.
George Moore, of Rushvflle, visited
his brothers, w. P and Jesse Moore,
Monday night. He was enroute home
from Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Huddleston visit
at the Reid Memorial hospital, Sun
day.
Mrs. James Napier had a bed Of
very choice hyacinths that she had re-
ceived the bulbs direct from Holland
in bloom and that were making a fine
showing. Some one entered her yard
Monday night and pulled all of the
blooms and destroyed her plants. Mrs
Napier is much hurt that anyone
would be SO unkind
Miss Rachel Thomas is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. w. H. Brown, Matron of Mil
ton Chapter and Mrs. Fred Goebel, of
Cambridge City, are attending the
Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star,
at indianapolis.
The Milton high school alumni held
y<r Of 90
Miss Nellie Jones, Monday evening. A
crowd of about seventyfive was pre-
sent, which included the members in
the near vicinity and their guests. The
following constitutes the program as
observed: The opening number, was
piece from the Milton orchestra. The
Address of Welcome by Harry Man
love. Instrumental duet, Mrs. Charles
Kniese and Miss Nellie Jones' Vocal
solo, Miss Mary Jones. Reading. Miss
Emma Ginrich. Piano duet, the Misses
Maude Hussey and Eunice NcClung.
Vocal solo, Harry Doty. Reading, Fun
ny Sayings of Cal Stewart-Harry
Manlove Vocal solo. j. A. Brown. Cor
net solo, Albert Newman. Closing
number by the orchestra A nice
luncheon was served and favors were
Flowering Peas. Miss Sarah Hussey, OF
the class of 1909, was received into
membership. Also the Annualist gave
a review of the Alumni's history.
w. H. Miller caught two black bass
from the river that made total
weight of sig pounds. They were
r1o II, ha
farm west of town.
Mrs Hettie Johnson fell yesterday
and inflicted a deep wound on her
head, sprained her ankle and fractured
her shoulder bone. Mrs. Johnson is
eighty years old and caught her foot
in a screen with which she was work
ing
Mrs. G.. H. Pinnick placed the names
of two little girls of the Little Light
Bearers of the Milton M. E. church on
the lift Of Life Members of the Little
Light Bearers society of the church.
Their pictures appear in the little
published in that interest.
Mrs. William Ferris and Mrs. Chas.
Ferris were at Cambridge City Mon
day afternoon to call on sick friends
Miss Blanche Moore entertained as
her guest over Monday night, Miss
Ollie Castetter of Centerville, who
came to attend the Milton high school
alumni.
Mrs. Rebecca Lowry, mother of Miss
Elda and also of Elmer Lowry is re-
ported quite sick.
Mrs. Hettie Murray and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Edna Murray, were Cam
bridge City visitors and shoppers yes
terday.
Mr.. Fisher, of Union City. was in
town yesterday greeting his many
friends
Mrs. Bunce and baby, Of cambridge
City, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Griff Cooney, Sunday.
Mrs. Jonas Miller, of Cambridge
City, called on her cousin, Mrs. David
Nugent, yesterday.
Mrs. Dolph Personette, of north of
East Germantown, called on Miss
Nettie Bennett, Sunday.