The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-14
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, Sept. 14.-Park Hess
has returned from visit with rela-
tiyes at indianapolis.
Mrs. Mary Passmore has been en-
tertaining as her guests, Miss Mary
McCready, and Mrs. Shuh, of Laurel.
The ladies returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Scott had as their
guest, yesterday, Mrs. Davis, of Cam
bridge City. Mrs. Davis also called
on other friends here.
Mrs. J. l.. Wike had as her guest
yesterday, her sister, Mrs. Barbara
Barefoot, of Cambridge City.
The Helms family reunion will be
held at Jackson's park Saturday,
September II.
Mrs. Mary Passmore has many beau
tiful flowers and yesterday she re-
membered an old lady of SO years Of
age at Laurel with a beautiful bou-
quet of fall roses.
Mrs. Henry McMahan and Mrs. FIRE.
mont Marlatt attended the funeral of
Leslie Clawson's little child at New
Castle, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Park Lantz left last
evening for their place of employ
ment, this year, at Petoskey. where
Mr.. Lantz will have the chair of his
tory in the high school.
Mrs. Adam Snyder was at Richmond
yesterday to see friends and do shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Manlove have
returned home from Winona. Mr..
Manlove is just returned from a Ly-
ceum trip doing Chautauqua work.
Mrs. w. H. Swope spent yesterday
in Cambridge City with relatives and
other friends.
The Governors party, Prohibition
lists will be at Cambridge City, this
evening. There will be a regular po-
litical meeting which will be address
ed by the governor nominee, w. H.
Hickman and the Lieut.. Governor
nominee, A. J. Jackson. The Clarions
will also be there.
The Endeavor business meeting will
be with Mrs. Ernest Doty, this even
ing.
The interurban car between Milton
and Cambridge City is not giving full
service. The car Is disabled and it
is being run lightly in order to keep
the service up a part of the time I'M
til 1t can be repaired.
Mrs. Karl Weyl and Mrs. Oran
Hemphill, of Indianapolis, have gone
to Richmond to be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Williams.
Mrs. JAS Kellam is much indisposed.
She has been suffering from weakness.
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Mccormick. Miss Nellie Jones, Miss
Hattie Stills, Mrs. Malinda Barton,
Miss Eunice McClung, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mary Doty, Charles Galloway, R. f.
Galloway, e. P. Jones and daughter,
Miss Mary were among those from
here who were at Richmond Thurs
day evening to hear Orville Harold
sing.
Mrs. Morton Warren went to
Knightstown yesterday to attend the
funeral Of her uncle, Charles M. But
Ter. The deceased was 80 years old
and a brother of Mrs. Warren's faith
or.
Miss Nora Campbell entertained as
her guests yesterday, Mrs. Tobias Muir
ray and grandson, of Richmond.
a candy party Wednesday evening.
The following young ladies were pre-
sent. Miss Mary Jones, Miss Ruth
Mccormick, Miss Augusta Miller, Miss
, Luella Lantz. Miss Lorene Warren,
Miss Lillian DuGranrut. The young
people enjoyed making fudge.
Mrs. Harry Doty of Milton and Mrs.
John Thurman. Of Richmond, enter
tanned at thimbie party Wednesday
afternoon for the following ladies at
the home of Mrs. Doty: Mesdames j.
A. Brown, w. H. Brown, l.. H. Warren,
Charles Davis. Morton Warren, r. G.
Mccormick. Carl Williams. Paul Fer
ris. Il. p. Jones. G. A. Roark. Ernest
Doty Park Lantz. OFT Crownover, Edw.
Wilson, Albert Newman. Chas. Nu-
gent and the Misses Eunice McClung.
Nellie Jones, Hattie Stills and BERTHE
Trazee. The afternoon was most en-
joyably spent by all and nice refresh
ments were served.
The Christian church Bible school
will have 3 Home Coming and Rally
Day Sunday, October 6.
Miss Edna Wallace was the guest
of friends at Connersyille last week
She came home with party of
friends In an auto, Sunday evening.
The following from Gainesville
formed a watermelon party with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Wallace and daughter,
Miss Edna Sunday evening at their
country home south of town. Messrs.
Harper Lindsay. Willard Moore, Harry
Caldwell, Louis Eby. Mrs. Gus Pepper,
Mrs. George Cain and the Misses HUI
dab Pepper, Grace Cain, Mary Cain,
of Connersville. Miss Wallace was
among the auto party.
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Beeson receiv-
ed word from their daughter, that
their party reached Chicago all o. X.
and were well.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace and Mrs.
Emily Williams spent yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, of south
OF town.
Mrs. Ernest Doty was at Corners
VILE on business trip Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. John Thurman is spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. Frank