The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-24
News From Surrounding Towns
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, July 24.-George
Borders, who spent over Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Bor.
ders has returned to Middletown
where he Is employed.
Mrs. L. A Bragg entertained as her
guest, yesterday, B. r. Tanner of
Michigan.
Miss Cora Bennett has gone to Aus
tin, Scott county, to- visit her mother
,and other relatives for few days.
The Rev. F. A. Scott of Indianapo-
lis, was at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Mary Gray is no better, but
remains much the same. Her sister,
Mrs. Alpheus Huddleston, of Mt. Au-
burn, was attending at her bedside
yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley New
ton a nine pound son, Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harden entertained
as her guest yesterday her niece,
Miss Selma Hale. of Dublin
The ladies of Bentonville and vicin-
ity held a social and ice cream festival
lat the hall in that place, Saturday ev-
ening. The proceeds are to be applied
ito the benefit of the free Fair at Con-
nersviIle.
Ed McConley's baby is still quite
sick.
On Saturday evening August 3,
there will be meeting held at the
Odd Fellows hall to elect a board of
trustees for the Westside cemetery.
All lot owners or their representatives
and any one having legal right to
vote, are invited to be present
The M. e. quarterly meeting and
Doddridge Home Coming at Doddridge
chapel Saturday and Sunday, July ~
and %. The quarterly conference will
be held at ten a. m. Saturday. On Sun
day the Rev. Mr.. Tevis, district super
intendent will deliver the quarterly
sermon. Let every body come and
bring their baskets Well stored. The
evangelistic meeting covering a period
Of ten days will follow the quarterly
meeting.
Mrs. 8. Tomplin and family are all
much indisposed. $751;
Ralph Moore acted as substitute for
Frank Morris, rural carrier on route
d II, out of Milton, yesterday. Mr.. Nor
ris was attending a funeral near Rich
mond
Mrs. Grant Stanley was at Newcas-
tie, yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keever have
gone to near Lyons station to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Miller and
husband.
John Warren opened his season for
strawbaling yesterday. He baled for
Mrs. Mary Walker.
Miss Hassel Conn, who was the
guest of Miss Stacy Stanley has re-
turned to her home at Newcastle.
Mrs. Harry Campbell. of Cambridge
City, was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Sapp, Saturday.
Mrs Ruth Hoel of Richmond was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Edw.
Lathrop, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stamm enter
tanned as their guest, Monday, Mrs.
Ernest Wilson of New Paris, Ohio.
Mrs. Grant Stanley has just complet-
ed deal for farm of 100 acres near
Jacksonville. She traded property as
partial payment. BY trade and cash.
the consideration was $500.
Mrs. Malinda Crawford was at Cam
bridge City, calling on friends and
shopping, yesterday.
]. H. Cring, who lives on the Rev.
A. M. Marlatt farm, four miles east of
Milton returned Monday from visit
at Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heath have
as their guests this week at their
country home, southwest of Milton,
mond Ellis, also Of that city and Miss
lisa Connolley, Of Glencoe, KY.
The Milton school girls reunion will
be held at Jackson's Park, August s.
This association was originally organ
ICED by number of ladies who at
tended the Milton public schools about
and who chummed together. From
year to year some engagements have
been made. All persons, who have
been pupils Of the Milton schools since
the organization of the Milton graded
school are invited to participate. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
"boys" as we'll as the girls" and their
families.
Mrs Walter Matthews and children
OF Connersville visited her mother,
Mrs Amanda Needham, this week.
Miss Mary Jones entertained at
social evening Monday in honor of
Miss Norma Hurst of southeast of
Milton and her guest, Miss Ruth Lee
of Logansport. The young ladies pres
ent to enjoy the occasion were the
Misses Hurst, Ice, Mary Stills, Ruth
Mccormick, Mildred Warren. Luella
Lantz. Irene Crook, Lora Beeson. Lo-
rene Warren, Augusta Miller, Mary
Candy Of Richmond. Blanche and Hell
en- Coyne, Messrs. John Manlove, Glen
Elwell. Ralph Moore, Vernon Thomp-
son, Lloyd Parkins. William Huddles-
ton, Raymond Bryant, George Wag-
ner, James Murphy, Robert Mcdaniel.
The evening was delightfully."- spent in
games and music.
The following formed a party to at
tend the Christian church and Sunday
school rally at Glen Miller, Richmond,
today. Messrs. and Mesdames E. P.
Jones and family, Ed Wilson and son,
r. M. Warren and son, L. H. Warren
and daughters, F. M. Jones, o. H. Bee
son and family, Hiram Crook and