The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-11
News From Surrounding 7 owns
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, IND.
MILTON. March l1.-lliss Lena Ny
en-. VITO spent q few days With her SIS
IT,. Nrs. u. p. Jones', hAs returned to
her ho0e In Huntington. Pa.
0eeroo Wagnse returned yflday ~
sning mon Purdue whore he has bssn
taking ~ agricultural oouTSe. He
reports Inc course and doh0htful
tins.
Mr.. Tfsak Nssris had - her guest.
Saturday. hsr ssed father. David J.
Do1AslAOs. eesDodan1go nsdghboshood.
1nss RxaV dian wss ct Richmond
4atuo1vto.sa1s volos culture.
-. aAA Nm. Alvin Lowry Write
nun CaSAeu. Alabama. thst they e.
..poot 70 sDoad Q beW days With Mr.. and
Mn. HAIRY RoGhsrnsl at Bsyminett.
end viii also visit at Mobile before
nstasn1ag Ao0A
mn Doeooa has besn having quite .
alck COW also Q valuable horse 10 still
sick. The doctor thinks the COW Will
.0se ven now - she 10 better.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jesse Moore had -
thslr guests yesterday. their daughters
Miss Ruby Of Richmond and Miss
Blanche Of ths eastern part OF the
township whore che teaches.
Ma O. Tsmplin received word Of .
dreadful accidsuG whore the traction
.eaS and traction sosins oolnded near
.LAvrsnoeburg II which her nephew
John Justice Of that city was 20 -
vGroly injured that Il 10 thought be
cannot I'VE. Mr.. Justice 10 brother
Of Mr.. JuOtics, Of Richmond He was
motorman. HIS collar bone was broken
his jswboos fractured and he received
internal injuries.
Elwood Bseson who has heeo quite
sick 10 bettse and able % again to
b out. Mrs. Beeson 10 also much in
disposed.
Colbert Crownovsr 10 reported rest
ing more comfortable.
Master DIN Davis lost one OF the
spurs from his drum. He assisted In
the music given ct the club dance Fri
day evening and in some manner lost
the piece belonging to his drum.
Mrs. James Baker 10 improving and
feeling much better.
Dr. L. N. Gentle. Of Richmond. VA
In town on business Saturday.
The Rev. C.. H. Pinnick rave . pa
DER entitled "Is The Gospel Succeed
ing at Home and In Foreign LAnds7'
before the Ministerial association u
Cambridge City. this afternoon.
Misc Mary 01lls, who recenAly unit
ed with the Christian church was bap
tissd q the church baptdstry Saturday
Afternoon. A. . compliment to the
step she had taken Mrs. G. H. Pinnicl
presented her With . bouquet OF now
ers.
David Parker, Q farmer living south
Of town Will 20 to Danvills. Illinois
this week to visit his sick sister, who
% suffering from cancer.
Miss Nellie Null spent Saturday Of
tsrnoon With Mr.. and Mrs eilas CLARK
at Connorsvills.
LinviljS Wallacs n bstter and was
greeting friends here Saturday. Mrs
Julian Ball 10 still keeping house for
him.
John Kirlin. ST.. sold 1863 bushels
Of corn TO OFT Crownover. He received
06 cents PER bushel.
Mrs. Mary Connell and family have
20 their guest her granddaughter. Mist
Anna Marie Burke. Of indianapolis.
The Misses Stella and Eme Hubbel
were Counsrsville visitors and shop
pers, Saturday afternoon.
Mise Agnes Ward has taken oil
vsrware agency Of Mrs. Jos. Cause.
Mrs. Rsbecca Working Is reported
some improved. Her daughter. Mrs
John Ohmit. Oh Cambridge 10 still will
hsr.
Lewis Rusk and family have movet
to Mr.. Murray's farm near East Ger
mAntown.
Henry McMahan has vacated hill
fathers farm In the Doddridge neigh
6orhood. Wrist Ashbaugh has also va
Gated BY Henry McMahan who II
again on his own place east OF town.