The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-17
OHIO CITY HONORS
FORMER MILTON BOY
Eyna CO., Elects Walter
Cooper to Office of City
Auditor.

MILTON, Ind, Nov 17.-The many
friends of Walter Cooper will be
pleased to learn that at the recent
election he was elected city auditor,
of EIyria, Ohio. Mr.. Cooper is the
son of the late George Cooper, OF NIL
ton and was born here. His mother
is now Mrs. Cyrus Swaine, OF Duplin.
He has lived in Elyria only a lew
years and in that time has secured
many friends in that city, particularly
in the Moose lodge. Of which ne IS
secretary Since in that office he mas
organized a Moose choir and a MOOSE
band. Mr.. Cooper was candidate TOT
auditor on the Republican ticket ana
had two very strong candidates 10 OPP
pose The Elyria Chronicle says; Mt.
Cooper afways knows you and that Is
where he gained his popularity" The
Chronicle further says: Mr.. cooper
has had a good line of training by
practical experience in the every DAY
life of business aside from college
education. Last night when the re-
suits became known at the Moose
lodge rooms, the Moose band was
quickly organized and parade or
members headed by the band, march
ed to Mr.. Cooper's home"
Caleb Jackson and George McCon-
aha of Centerville, attended the flu
neral of the late Marquis d. Reeson,
Friday
Mrs. John kellam and daughter,
Miss Ruby, were at Cambridge City
Friday.
The Rev F. c. Mccormick official
ed at the baptism of Mrs. Oscar Kirlin
and Miss Cora Kellam, who joined the
Christian church Thursday evening
at the prayer meeting. Miss Augusta
Miller was also baptized the same eV-
euing. She had joined few days
before.
Miss Cora Gates, who is principal
Of the Abingdon schools, is at her
home in Doddridge unable to resume
her work this week. Miss Cora Spahr
is substituting for Miss Gates.
Mr.. Porterfield, of Richmond, was
in town looking after the tuning OF
the l. O. o. F. hall piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Berry and fam
fly have moved into Mrs. John Balls
property
MI and Mrs Chas. Shank of the
southeastern part of the township re-
GENTLY received fine box of cotton
from their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Macke, formerly Miss Nettie Shank,
who lives in Oklahoma.
Emmett Grove of Richmond, was the
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schle-
gel.
Mr. and Mrs. Linville Wallace were
at ConnersVille Thursday.
Charles Shank. east of town reports
his corn making IS bushels to the
acre Frank Shank recently shuck-
ed and cribbed 100 bushels in one
day.
Thanksgiving Program.
Mrs. Chas Roark entertained the
Cary club Thursday afternoon, The
following was the program observed :;
es-Thanksgiving.
A Paper-"Cur Foremothers of
America"-Mrs. J. A. Brown.
Paper. Changes Effecting the Sta
tus of Women''-Mrs. Barton.
Timely Topics-Leader, Mrs. Park
Thornburg.
The days motto was THE Strength
of every nation depends upon its wo
men and the strength emanates from
home
Albert Williams, of Richmond. was
here Friday TO attend the funeral OF
the late Marquis d. Beeson-
Clyde Miller living on a farm east
of town had a valuable horse to die
with pneumonia.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. King of Rich
mond We're at Milton Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Kings uncle, Mar
quiS D. BeesOn.