The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-23
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind. Jan. 23.-Mrs. John
Kiser, Of east of Milton. returned yes
terday from 4 visit with friends at
New Lisbon.
Miss Maggie Vannati has been SUI
fering from pleurisy. She Is reported
some better.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Passmore have
been entertaining 40 their guest, Mrs.
James Yountz. Of Brookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bryant enter
tained a. their guest. Sunday, their
brother. Isaac Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Basson. ST.. had
az their guests. Miss Esther Bssson
and young lady friends. also Leonard
Basson, of Richmond, and Walter
Basson, OF Connersville. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Borders enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. Prof. and
Mrs. Louis Thompson. OF Cambridge
City. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Borders. OF
Mays, the Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Pin
nick and Prof. p. v. Voris.
Mrs. Oscar Kirlin entertained as her
guest Sunday, Mrs. Chas. Kirlin.
Harry Manlove was at Edinburg to
give an entertainment Saturday night.
lie remained over Sunday. Mr.. Man
love states that he was greeted by a
good audience that also expressed its
appreciation Of his efforts to entertain
them.
Mrs. Elmer Lowry had IS her guest
at dinner yesterday. her sister, Mrs
Beabout, OF East Germantown.
Miss Luella Lantz 10 spending few
days at Pendleton with her brother
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lowry spent
Sunday with MIR. and MS. Mart Lowry
near JacksOnburg.
Charles Crownover was home to
spend Sunday. from Knightstown.
Mrs. Alice Urine has gone to Mar
tinsville to take treatment for rheu'
matism.
Oscar and Chas. Kirlin spent Sunday
at Richmond visiting John Kirlin. Jr.
and John Reed at Reid Memorial hos
pital.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moore
east Of town, son. Saturday.
Skating has been the favorite sport
with. Milton young people. They have
been utilizing the Ice In D. w. War
ren's field at the north part OF town
The water could not get down and
formed . pond.
DR.. Charles A. Roark Of Milton, and
Mrs. Cora Hunter. Of Doddridge neigh
borhood were quietly married at thu
NJ. =. parsonage. Sunday night afteI
church, the Rev. c. H. Pinnick Off
ciating. DR.. and Mrs. Roark will live II
Milton, where he 10 one OF the LEADING
physicians. They are now with hi
mother. Mrs. Elmira Roark.
Louis johnson. who has been spend
Ing . few days here. returned to In
dianapolis where he is attending
school.
The, services at the Friends church
Sunday, were attended by large con
gregations. The afternoon service Wal
conducted In the interests Of the mer
and the subject Of discourse by thu
Rev. Mile Lawhead was that O
"Tithing." Aside from special mum
bsrs,in music furnished by the evange
list singer. Miss Shaner. Harry Dot!
and wife, gave duet entitled "Tha
Beautiful Land" In the evening tn
house was filled, the evangelist. tn
Rev. Mile Lawhead taking for he
theme. Everyone Of W must give al
account of our Deeds" She Is yer,
plain speaker and showed that al
secret deeds may now be hidden from
men because Of . lack of witnesses
but In the last great day, all thing
will be made plain. At this service al
offering Of something over $2S wa
taken In behalf Of the singer. Mis-
Shaner. The services will continu
each Afternoon and evening this week