The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-29
MILTON, IND.

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the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bilby,
west of Milton, returned to Corners
will SATURDAY..
| Mrs. Charles Hale reports her faith
er, Calvin Weyl, about the same.
Some days he feels better than others.
Miss Marie Harmier, who attended
school and graduated at Dublin this
year, is now at Terre Haute attend
| ing the state normal.
| Miss Emma Gingrich, who has been
at Chicago several weeks, returned
home Friday.
Miss Matte Izor went to Liberty
Saturday, where she will visit her
niece From there she will accom-
pany her brother, Monroe Izor, home
to Lockland, to spend some time
there.
Miss Angie Goodwin of Greencastle,
the evangelist, came Saturday to con-
duct a ten days evangelistic meeting
| for the Rev. C. H. Pinnick, pastor at
Doddridge chapel. She was present
in the quarterly meeting services yes
terday. Miss Goodwin comes highly
recommended as an evangelist.
Several from Milton will attend the
prohibition all-day gathering at Jack
sons park Friday
The company to which Henry Hus-
sey and Lewis Harmier belong, west
of town, have finished threshing
wheat. The last work was done Fri
day evening.
C. w. Alexander of Bentonville, was
in town Saturday. He was enroute
to Cincinnati to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Alexander states that he is still
contemplating coming to Milton to
operate saw mill. He is looking
around prospecting for timber.
The farmers west Of town in the
Whitley neighborhood, report having
most of their hay harvest done.
Mrs. Ora White was at Richmond
Saturday, to shop and visit friends.
Mrs. Mary Walker of north Of Dub
lin, was in town Saturday.
/ The Misses Mabel and Katie Voris
have been entertaining at a house
party. Their guests are the Misses
Fay Fulmer, Grace Carter, Louise
Fehr of indianapolis, and Edno Voris
of Webster, and Elizabeth Morris of
Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harmier went
to KitcheI Saturday, to spend over
Sunday with friends.
| The Christian church Bible school
I elected the following officers to serve
| the coming year: Edgar J. Jones, SUI
| perintendent; Ernest DOty, assistant
superintendent; Morton Warren, sec
rotary; Miss Mildred Warren, assist
ant secretary; c. B. Galloway, treas
urer; Miss Mary Jones, pianist; Miss
| Rachel Thomas, assistant pianist;
Harry Doty, choirster Lisle Null and
Howard Warren, librarians.
| Miss Mildred Warren entertained
crowd of young people Friday evening
| in honor of Miss Mary Candy of Rich
mond.
A crowd of forty-flve young people
of the Christian Endeavor society of
the u B, church at Dublin, picnicked
on the lawn at Albert McBride's,
west of Milton Friday afternoon and
evening. They enjoyed outdoor games
for amusement. fine spread was
laid.
Mrs Harry Manlove was at Indian
apolis Saturday to spend the day and
shop.
Mrs. O. Ferguson spent several days
| in the country with Mr.. and Mrs Oil
yer ThorAburg.
| Mrs A J. Hart and Mrs. Lycurgus
Beeson were at Richmond Saturday,
to see friends and shop.
Mrs. Alice Jones of Richmond, is
visiting relatives and friends at Mil
ton.
Mrs. Colbert Crownover is spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Greedy Keever, near Jacksonburg.
The Rev. Mary Mills conducted
short service at the home of John
Gunsala, over the body of his late
wife, on Friday evening. The family
left quite early Saturday morning en-
route with the body to Cynthiana,
Kentucky, where the funeral proper
and the interment was to take place
yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Gresh entertained as her
guests Friday, Mrs. Horace Hurst, of
near Connersville, and mother, Mrs.
Martha Commons, of Knoxville, Tenn
essee, who is spending some time in
Indiana. Mrs. Commons is a sister of
DR.. Charles Wilson's wife, of Rich
mond.
The Embroidery club will not meet
with Mrs. H. d. Huddleston Wednes-
day afternoon, because Mrs. Huddles-
ton is substituting as bookkeeper at
the Cambridge City Lumber company,
at that place. Instead it will meet
with Mrs. E. p. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Williams were
at Connersville Saturday, to meet
Mrs. John Rogers, of Hamilton, Ohio,
who has come to be their guest sever
al days.
Oran Bragg and DR.. c. A. Roark and
Elmer Weaver and Oscar Kirlin were
at Williamsburg, Friday afternoon.