The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-05
News From Surrounding Towns


MILTON, IND.
MILTON, Ind, Feb. 5.-Mfss Cora
Wise came from Earlham Friday even
Ing 70 sspend over Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wise.
Matt Brattain Ia in very i'll health.
He 10 reported not 20 we'll.
, Harry Michael 10 at his sisters. Mrs.
w. l.. Parkins.
The Milton and township school
teachers attended institute at Rich.
mond, yesterday.
No one from here attended the N. z.
quarterly conference ct Doddridge
Chapel. Saturday aside from the pas
tor. tho Rev. Mr.. Pinnick.
Friends ct Milton are In receipt OF
the AT Home" cards Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Whitley ct Cedarhurst farm. Cam
bridge City. after March first.
Mrs. Walter Templin was hostess
for the Esther Bible class Friday At
tsrnoon. A nice company was In at.
tendance and Mrs. Chas. A. Roark
was received into the Class a. q new
member. The class will lay down its
meetings while the M. e. revival meet
inSs are In prograss.
There will be afternoon meetings
each day through the coming week in
connection with the regular night serv-
Toes Of the revival meetings at the M.
Il. church. The afternoon meetings
will be held at the private homes.
@. A. Borders agent at the Lake
Erie and Western station sold 80
tickets to New Lisbon, Friday night
on account of the revival meeting be-
Ing conducted at the Christian church
OF that place. The pastor. the Rev.
Mr.. Mccormick 10 conducting the re-
vival at New Lisbon which 10 also his
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Crawford have
gone to Shelbyville to spend q few
days with Mr.. Crawford's sister and
family.
Mrs. Ina Swope IL suffering from q
severe cold and hoarseness.
The G. w. b. M. held an interesting
meeting with Mrs. Ernest Doty Friday
afternoon. The following program
was observed: Paper-Missionary
Training Schools and Its Relation to
the Individual and to the Entire
Church-Mrs. J. L. Manlove: Study
The Problem Of Race. Race Repulsion
and Economic Competition-Mrs. r..
w. Warren. Vocal Duet--Mrs. Harry
Doty and Mrs. =. p. Jones. The next
meeting Of the society will be with
Mrs. H. l.. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keever and
daughter. Miss Mae Keever. spent over
Sunday with the daughter and sister,
Mrs. Clyde Miller and family, near
Robinson's chapel.
Mrs. Wilbur Elwell and son, Glen
Elwell spent Saturday at Cambridge
City. They were assisting Mr.. Elwell
at the store.
The G. w. +. u. met with Mrs. VIII
liam Ferris this afternoon. The pro-
gram was . continuation Of the Fran
oeo willard topics. Very excellent pa.
poro, talks on and about Miss Willard
and QuotAkions from her gifted pen
and addresses made up an interesting
meeting. Mrs. Pinnick was in charge
owing to the fact that Mrs. J. M. Nc
Mahan, the president Of the Union
could not b present.
Mrs. H. L. Jones 10 gradually recov-
ering from her recent illness.
Louis johnson has returned home
again.
Mrs. Albert Weed, who Is spending
n few dayu with her slster-in.law, Mrs.
II. d. Huddleston, was at Cambridge
City looking after her home interests
Saturday.
DR.. Sweeney received . number Of
post cards Friday in honor OF his
77th birthday. He takes this method
OF thanking one ana all or his friends
who thus 90 kindly remembered him.
The Reporter stated that daughter
was recently horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Ew-
ing NewdoAsr. 1t Uniontown, Penn
sylvania. .ehe stands corrected 1t was
q son. The little boy carries the name
of Ewing Kern Newcomer.
The Kings Heralds held An inter
esting meeting with Mrs. T. M. Nc
Chung Saturday afternoon. A fine
program was observed.
Mrs. Lyourgus Beeson was Cam
bridge City visitor and shopper. Sat
urday. ,,.
The Eastern star Win meet wednes.
day evening.
MIR. Peltser's baby 10 very sick. The
little one. has deep cold.
John L.. Manlove. Of near Benton
Vile had valuable horse to die Fri.
day night. The animal had indiges.
ton.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kniese. Of Cam
bridge City. are spending . few days
with Mrs. Kniese's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Bseson.
Mrs. Frank Benninger 10 much In.
disposed from . deep cold.
The Rebekah degree lodge will meet
tomorrow evening.
The revival services at the NJ. E.
church will begin each evening at Z
o'clock. Everyone 10 urged to attend
that each may secure the most good
from, the series Of sermons that will
follow each other In regular order as
steps In connected manner. The
sermon subject Tuesday evening will
be God. Righteousness. and Heaven"
Text. Keep Thysslf Pure" LIST limo