The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-09
MILTON, IND.

III
y Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries had as their
guests. yesterday. the Rev. and Mrs.
Frank p. Morris. OF Newcastle.
Tho following constitute the newly
elected officers of the NJ. T.. Sunday
school. Supt.. w. l.. Parkins; Asst.
Supt.. &. A. Borders: Sec. and Asst.
Miss Lillian DuGranrut and Miss Vio-
let Murley: Treas. Mrs. Vene Beeson:
missionary Treas, Miss Cora Brown:
OrgAnist and assistant, Miss Florence
Deniels and Mrs. Wesley Newton II.
brarians.
Mrs. Mercer OF New Lisbon was the
terday.
G. J. Morris was at his sister's-in-law
Mrs. Frank Morris. OF Cambridge City
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Wagner had
AZ their guests last week. MIR. and
Mrs. Chas Wilson OF Doddridge.
The Rev. Scott Hyde. of Chicago.
will lecture on Jean Vatican. at the
NJ. L. church. Thursday evening. The
Rev. Mr.. Hyde is known to the people
here and his powers OF oratory and his
gifted mind are well known to all.
This speaks for the lecture.
Mrs. Lucinda Ferguson was a Cam.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lowry writes
from Carney. Alabama. that they ar
rived there safely and are enjoying
their trip South
George Wagner left yesterday for
Purdue to attend this weeks lectures
and will remain two or three months
TO attend the agricultural school.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Sills are both
very feeble.
The young people are enjoying the
Ice on the river this weather.
o. II. Beeson states that his Their
mometer registered II degrees. Sun
day morning below zero. 1t stood at
degrees below all day.
Charles Hale. living on West Con-
narsville states that his thermometer
registered % degrees below zero. Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Emma Ferguson has a new
Mr. Stanley.
Coal stoves are the craze these days.
Gas does not pay.
Miss Mary kellam Is spending few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Sam VIII.
: liams. at Cambridge City.
The Rev. G. II. Pinnick. preached ex.
cellent sermons at the NJ. E. church
Sunday. The morning sermon was a
fine New Years discourse.
Miss Sarah Williams will make her
home with Mrs. o. II. Beeson for some
time.
O. H. Beeson was at Columbus. O..
meeting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Faucet while at
Sunday school at the NJ. r. church.
Sunday morning were notified that
their horse had broken loose and be.
fore Mr.. Faucet could catch the ami.
NAL 1t had run several squares. Luck
lily no damage was done.
w. L. Parkins and O. H. Beeson
have been appointed as appraisers for
the property Of the late Mrs. Sarah
Cornthwaite.
The Good Citizens League of Milton
and Washington township aled their
renewal Of q blanket remonstrance
The county commissioners acted upon
the same and Milton and the township
will be dry the coming two years
There were 2l2 names. or these TWEEN
~ were new entirely. There was not
tho least trouble to secure names. All
names Of those who have deceased. OF
moved away since the fling Of the re
monstrance were taken of leaving a
majority Of 10 in favor Of the drays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kirlin were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Miller
Sunday.
Everett Higinbotham of Amarylla
Texas, 10 visiting former friends here
lie 10 the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Higinbotham. who moved from here
to Kansas several years ago Mr.. Hig
inbotham. ST.. was for many years
agent and telegraph operator at the
Bif Four station.
The Friends meeting is gaining ir
interest and attendance and much in
terest 10 manifested at the altar ser
vices.
Everett Higinbotham went to Con
nersville to visit relatives and friends
yesterya.
EAST GERM