The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-26
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, April FLEETWOOD
Hussey. of west of town, was at Con-
nersville Thursday.
Miss Beulah Vance entertained as
her guest yesterday. her sister, Miss
Matte aVnce, Of west Of town.
w. H. Miller caught two black bass
Thursday from the ricer. One weighed
AZ pounds and the other N pounds.
He placed them in the club pond on
Newman's farm west of town. This
makes six nice fish that Mr.. Miller
has caught and put in the pond.
Claude Berry returned Thursday
from visit with relatives at New
Castle.
Mrs Will Higham was at Cambridge
City to visit her sick aunt. Mrs. M. M.
Galloway. The latter was much the
same Thursday at noon.
Will Jeffries has commenced re-
modelling his barn on the property he
contract.
Miss Sarah Roberts had as her guest
Thursday, her niece, Mrs. Robert Fet-
ia, of Richmond.
Mrs Martha Slower was at Dublin,
Thursday, to attend the funeral Of her
relative, Mrs. Charles Hawley, who
deceased suddenly at Dublin Tuesday
night. She was rs and leaves a daugh-
ter and daughter-in-law as her i'm
mediate family. The burial will be at
Salem.
The Misses Mae Keever, Beulah and
Hattie Vance were calling on friends
at Cambridge City Thursday evening.
Dan Clevenger comes in with an egg
record to beat those who have gone
on before. Mr.. Clevenger halls from
the eastern part of the township and
a few days ago as one days product
of his poultry yard gathered 80 dozen
eggs
Mrs. John Ferguson and Mrs. Henry
Hess were at Mooreland to attend the
funeral of the late Samuel Swearing
ton, who deceased at Indianapolis after
a surgical operation. The body was
brought to Mooreland fo- burial. The
deceased was the father-in-law OF Mrs.
Wellington Swearington, nee Mrs. Ada
Ferguson Swearington.
DR. and Mrs Charles Roark were
Cambridge City visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Griffith had as her guests
Thursday, Mrs. Martha Bremen and
Mrs Nettie Gilbert, of Straughn.
James Doddridge is at Brownsville
looking after business interests.
Mrs. Park Lantz, who has been very
i'll in illinois for several weeks will
be able to move from the hospital at
Galesburg to her home at Arlington.
the last of this week. This will be
good news to her anxious friends at
Milton.
Mrs. Virgil Philpott Is at Benton
vile with relatives of her husband.
Miss Rachel Thomas Is reported bet
ter.
Mrs Sanford Muslin and Mrs. Lutte
1antz, ,Jr., were out for country ride
Thursday. 49, -~--- <.r -.-. 70 -.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Davis are hav-
ing some of their rooms improved by
wall decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Cause are doing the work.
Mrs. Ada Wallace, who has been the
guest of her son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs Oliver Wallace, has returned to
her home at Centerville.
Mrs. w. e. Williams will entertain
the Home club this evening. The mem
bers are all invited to be present upon
this occasion.
w E. Booth has the contract for
wall decorating at Charles Mueller's.
Mr. Booth just completed a piece of
work for Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hart.
Mrs. L. NJ Gentle, of Richmond,
spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
r.. A. Brown and was in attendance at
the Embroidery club of which she Is
member. On their way to Milton in
their auto, DR.. and Mrs. Gentle had an
accident Their auto was struck by the
interurban car. Luckily no one was
hurt, but the auto was greatly dam
aged
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Williams are now
nicely settled in their new farm home
west of town They spent their first
night there Tuesday,
A lot of postal telegraph men are in
town. They are stringing wores.
John Little has been at Chicago to
attend the funeral of his brother-in-
law, Phillip Keller, which took place
Wednesday. The deceased was about
rs and in early days lived in this town
ship. He is also well known at An
derson where he lived many years.
Mrs. j. A. Brown was hostess for
the Embroidery club Wednesday aft
ernoon. A nice company was in at
tendance and all enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Brown attended the
Grand Chapter order of Eastern Star,
at Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. Diadema Warren died at her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Alonzo
Heiney at Modoc. Thursday. The fun
eral will be at the NJ E. church in
Milton, Saturday morning at eleven
O'Clock Mrs. Warren was the widow
of the late Peter Warren and is 81
years old.