The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27
MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferris were at
Straugh to spend over Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Mills and
family.
Frank Iizor of indianapolis, Joined
his wife at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson Saturday.
They returned home Sunday morning
accompanied by Mrs. Atkinson.
Mrs. Walter Templin and daughter,
June, were at Richmond Saturday to
see relatives and shop.
Mr.. and Mrs David Parker spent
Sunday at Everton, with relatives.
Walter Templin has been appointed
station master at the Big Four at
Milton. He will be checked in Mon
day, November 8
Mis- Irene Crook is entertaining
Miss Ruth Vessel of Richmond as her
guest.
Miss Luella Lantz was home from
Earlham to spend Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Lantz.
Mrs. O. Ferguson visited relatives
at Connersville, Friday.
Miss Helen Coyne, who is attend
ing Earlham, was home over Sun
day, to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John COyne, south of town.
Mrs. A. V. Hart fell a few days
ago and severely sprained her back.
Mrs. II. H. Heist entertained the
Home club Friday evening There
We're ten members present, and the
following were guests Of the club:
Mrs. Anna Rotherreel and guest, Mrs
John Baker of Bradford, Ohio, and
Mrs. Alvin Dowly. \ fine program
was observed. One new member, Mrs
Jesse Revelee, was received into the
club
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Wilson had as
their guests Saturday evening and
over Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Shissler Of Richmond.
Mrs. Charles kniese was the guest
of her parents and attended the party
given to John Posey Jones. who was
ten years old on Friday In honor of
the occasion. his mamma, Mrs. E. P
Jones, entertained Howard Warren,
Kenneth Null, Lisle Null and Harold
Daniel at dinner. John POsey was the
recipient of number of beautiful and
useful presents.
The ladies of the Christian church
opened their annual bazaar with a
fine market about nine o'clock Satur-
day morning. in the Odd Fellows hail.
session was largely attended, num-
Der being present from Cambridge
City. Richmond and other neighbor-
ing towns. The program was of a
musical nature with the play. Mrs
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch" The
characters were all we'll selected and
brought down applause for the excel
lent acting. The bazaar was what
might have been expected, Judging
from the past numbers, and the booths
were beautiful and crowded with ad-
mirers and buyers. The evening was
concluded with play titled "A Rival
BY Request"
Miss Mary Jones was home from
Earlham to spend over Sunday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs F. p Jones'
Mrs. Hattie Bennett was called to
Dublin Saturday morning by the crit
ical illness OF her sister, Mrs. Eliza
Gartwhait
Irwin Warren was at Richmond Fri
day. on business.
Mrs. Ernest Moore. of Brownsville.
is at her fathers William Berry Her
husband, Ernest Moore. is attending
at the bedside of his father Marcus
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thurman and
dduSHlCI. u EhttullOIIu, were SuSStS Vi
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Doty,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Park Thornburg was a Rich
mond visitor Saturday.
Oliver kellam, living southwest of
town, sold a horse to Clinton Broth
ers, of New Castle, Saturday He
received 500.
James Clingman. living west of
town, gathered 1900 bushels of apples
in his orchard this season. The trees
averaged twelve bushels. The Golden
Grimes made $50 bushels all told.
Mr.. Clingman has owned the farm
about seven years and has sold in that
time $1,000 worth of apples. The trees
came from Gaar's nursery. at East
Germantown.
The pupils o fthe Harrisburg school
gave an oyster and ice cream social
at their schoolhouse hall, Friday eve
ming for the benefit of the schools.
Nolney Moore. of Terre Haute, is
| in attendance at the bedside of his
father, Marcus Moore. The latter
seems to be some better.
Mrs. Wolfgang. Sr,. was taken quite
i'll, Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine STAFFORD went to
indianapolis, Saturday to visit her