The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-25
PARTIES MARK END
OF WEEK At MILTON
Miss Mary Jones and Miss
Helen Coyne Entertain
Earlham Girls.

MILTON, Ind, May 25.-Clyde Mil
Ter was a Richmond visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hicks had
as their guests, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Seffron and son, of near Dub
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Kidwell.
The Joy bunch, composed Of Messrs.
Glen Dillon, Ray Dillon, Bert Dillon,
Jesse Huddleston, Paul Garrett, Will
lard Cook, Harry Rush, Herman VOL
ford, Pearl Cook, Thos Cook and the
Misses Marie Holman, Violet Murley,
Sarah Williams, Josie Lammott, Lor-
enc Hess, Laura Rothermel, Luella
Doddy and Mae Keever, picniced in
Allison's grove, near Cambridge City,
Sunday. A fine dinner and supper was
spread and all had jolly time.
w. H. Miller, township trustee, Jas.
Baker, Willard Wissler, Elmer Weav-
or and Lycurgus Beeson visited
Straughn and Springport on an inspec-
ton tour in the interests Of new
furnace for the township school build
ing at Milton.
New Train Schedule.
The following will be the new train
schedule on the Lake Erie and West
ern railroad at this station: North
ward bound trains will be due here as
follows: No 3S, 1882 a. m. No. 40 at
SOB p. m. Trains southwark bound
will be due as follows. No 81, at 10: 26.
No. SO. at 6:25.
Hrs. Buryl Underwood of Cincinnati
j; The house guest of DR.. and Mrs. c.
A. Roark.
Mrs. Northern of Richmond. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spears
Saturday. She was enroute to Corners
vile to visit friends.
Miss Kathryn Hoshour left Saturday
afternoon for Cincinnati, to visit her
sisters, Mrs. Perry Voorhees, and Mrs.
Hunt.
Boyd Mundelle, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. VIII johnson
and mother, Mrs. Matilda Boyd, and
other friends here, left Saturday en-
route to his home at Washington, D. G.
Fred Murley, who has had number
of contracts for cement sidewalks.
was at Doddridge, several days las
week to make cistern for NJ. d. Dodd-
ridge.
fnillip Higham of near Chester, was
in this vicinity on business Friday.
The Milton boys drum corps has ac-
copied an invitation to play for the
decoration services, at Cambridge City
Saturday, May 80.
The NJ E. church Sunday school or
chestra had a fine practice at the
church. Friday evening.
The Embroidery club will meet with
Mrs. E. P. Jones, Wednesday after
| noon.
Mrs. Oscar Kirlin and Miss Augusta
| Miller were Connersville visitors Fri
day.
Mrs. D. H. Warren and Mrs. Alice
Gresh have been laying off another
fine white quilt for the Christian
church Aid Society.
Form Auto Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Bragg, MesdameS
l.. A. Bragg, Carrie Johnson and Ell
mer weaver, formed an auto party to
Richmond, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Bryant enter
tanned the Christian Endeavor young
people of the Christian church, Friday
evening. A large company was present
to enjoy a pleasant evening. Nice re
freshments were served One OF the
pleasant features of entertainment
was the music from the graphophone
Miss Nora Campbell, who has been
sick is better.
The Rebekah lodge will meet Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Miller entertain
ed as their guests at dinner, Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar kirin and daugh
> ter. Mr. and Mrs. Omer kirlln anC
family, and Charles Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Owens had az
their guest, over Sunday, Mrs Clara
Moore of Brownsville.
Miss Mary Jones entertained al
her week end house guests, her Earl
ham friends, Miss Gladys Wildman
Miss Olive Millhouse, Miss Janet DOG
EFT and Miss Halen Johnson, also Mis-
Helen Coyne, of south Of town, who Ii
also an Earlham student. On Frida.
afternoon, Miss Jones gave tea IL
honor of her guests. Those presen
were Miss Lora Beeson, Miss Mildred
Warren, Lorene Warren, Lucia Lantz
Lillian DuGranrut Augusta Miller
Irene Crook. Mary Stills and Ruth Nc
Cormick
Visits at Anderson.
Miss Emma Gingrch went to Andel
son, Saturday, to be the guest OF Mis-
Della Mckee, of Anderson, over Sur
day
j. B. Reynolds of Cincinnati, wa
the guest of his sister. Mrs. Anna Hal
Saturday His niece, Miss lila Hall, az
companied him home. Mrs. Edwar
Enyeart, of Connersvlle, was Mrs
Halls guest, on Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Wallace is entertaln1n
as her guest, her sister, Mrs. Escf
meyer of Indianapolis.
Miss Helen Coyne entertained at
sluuJser party at her country hom
Il "a