The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-09
MiltOn'S Social News

Benton Wissler and a party OF
friends found bee tree on his farm
and cut 1t down, taking so pounds OF
fine honey
Mrs. Elma Cook Of Straughn. was in
town Thursday as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Moore.
The Rev. Elmo Higham has gone to
Chicago to enter the Chicago uni.
versity and take a course In divinity
work
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ohmit of East
Germantown, were guests this week
with Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wissler and Mr.
and Mrs. Benton Wagner attended the
funeral of the late Clayton Wagner
at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Edward Beeson entertained as
her guest at dinner Wednesday. Mrs
c. A. Roark, of McCordsville
The meetings at the Hussey school
house will be continued throughout
the coming week. The meetings were
dismissed for. Friday and Saturday
evenings
The Home club will meet with Mrs
H. H. Heist, Friday evening.
John Clemmens and friend Of Rich
mond, were recent guests with MT
and Mrs. Benton Wissler, east of town
five miles.
The Rev. F.. C. Mccormick will
preach at New Lisbon Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Passamore and Mrs. r.
NJ Leverton were at Richmond thurs
day.
Entertains Guests.
Mrs. J. l.. Wike entertained as
guests at dinner, Thursday, the Rev
and Mrs. F. NJ Westhafer and Mrs
Carrie Boyer.
Mrs. Nettie Freeman, who teaches
southwest of Bentonville, will give q
social, this Friday evening for the
benefit Of her school. The money will
be used in purchasing a victrola for
school,
Mrs Carl Caldwell of west of Mil
ton, was treated to a fine surprise this
week by her father, Oliver Thornburg
when fine touring car was brought
and left at her home.
Mrs. OIL. Beeson and uncle, Charles
Ferguson left Wednesday for Colum
bus, O., to visit DR.. and Mrs. We're
Miller From there they will go te
Orrville, Ohio, where Mrs. Beeson will
spend some time with her sister, Mrs
II. E. Newman.
Mrs Malinda Barton has returned
from her visit with her children al
Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Goebel and Mrs. Charles
Wheeler of Cambridge City, attended
the Eastern Star here Wednesday
evening.
Mrs H. II. Heist is spending a few
days with her niece, Mrs. L. M. Gentle
and family.
Bazaar Opens Saturday.
The bazaar given by the ladies O.
the Christian church at the Farmers
band hall Saturday, will open at 9:3(
a. m. with the usual market. In the
afternoon at 1870 the bazaar will ope1
proper There will be musicale
program as we'll as a play, entitled
"Whiskers." The several booths in
Guiding that of delicatessen will bt
places of choice articles. The bazaar
will conclude in the evening with {
play entitled, Uncle Rube." The
Christian Sunday school orchestra will
also furnish entertainment. Reserved
seats will be kept without extra
charge.
The Embroidery club met with Mrs
L. M. Gentle at Richmond Wednesda,
afternoon. The ladies from here were
Mrs. Harry Manloce, Mrs. Charles
Davis, Mrs. Albert Newman, Mrs H
D. Huddleston, Mrs. w. H. Brown
Mrs J. A. Brown, Mrs. l.. H. Warren
Mrs. Robert Beeson. Mrs. H. H. Hest
Of Milton, were guests of the club
The house decorations were done IL
the hues of the Autumn and leaves O
most beautiful colOrs gave a charm
ing appearance to the scene. Especial
ly was this SO in the dining room
where the color scheme was the golt
of the beautiful golden rod and autumn
leaves most artistically arranged. The