The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-23
ART ROAD WORK
| BETWEEN MILTON
| and CAMBRIDGE CITY

MILTON. Ind. Feb. 23.-The work
the road between here and Cam
dge City will be begun soon. This
Fnship has given 500 towards the
ID and the interurban company will
In an $500 block floor at the
dge over the river while the coun-
will give the balance. The work
been taken as experimental and
be under the supervision OF Mr..
hes, superintendent OF highways.
The rogue grounds were opened for
ing traffic Saturday. Farmers We're
town and number were playing
ue.
ohm Yohler, about so. died at his
he in Indianapolis Saturday morn
The body will be taken to Mum
for interment. Mr.. Yohler was
|ther of George Yohler Of near Har-
burg, and at one time drove the
[ool hack from the southern part OF
township.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Loverton were
ests at dinner Sunday with Mr.. and
S. Harry Doty.
Irs. Mary Bryant. sister Of G. B.
Eant, is now confined to her bed.
Visit Friends.
IIrs. Oner kirlin and Mrs. Chas.
Hin spent Monday with Mrs. John
ed, south of town.
he NJ. E. church orchestra gave
earsal at the church Sunday after
bn, Robert Gentle of Richmond, as
ted in the music. A program of
ndard music was observed.
pr and Mrs. L. M. Gentle and fam
Of Richmond, were guests with
and Mrs. J. A. Brown, Sunday
Irs. Charles kirlin was given a
" pleasant surprise Friday evening
her country home, east Of town.
e occasion was her birthday. Those
sent were Messrs. and Mesdames
Ter Kirlin, Henry Larson, Benton
ssler, Clyde Leverton, Chas. Daley,
yton Kimmel, Henry Bertsch, John
led, Jacob Wise, Chas Wolford and
|nilies, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cramer Of
rth Of East Germantown and John
bler OF Greenville, Ohio. An oyster
Pper was served
The Christian church enjoyed a mu-
|ale program Sunday evening. Prom
int features were a solo by Mrs.
| lie McNay of Richmond, who is
tducting the song services at the
fival meetings, a duet by Mrs. Nc
b and Harry Doty, several numbers
the orchestra and several choruses
the choir. The meeting was inter-
| ing thro ghout. Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
bolridge Of east CT town were receiv-
into the church by statement
Adam Snyder who has been suffer
from a sore foot for several months
Used in the beginning by tack in
shoe, has been obliged to give up
work on the lake Erie and West
! road as inspector.
MIR. and Mrs. John Baker and chill
! n of Indianapolis, visited his par
Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Baker.
Peter Vannati who fell on the Ice
Eeral weeks ago, is able to walk out
|ne now.
willis Owens OF Hagerstown was
betting friends here over Sunday.
Ben Kei!arn was at Richmond Sat
Day On business.
Edw. Manlove Of Indianapolis was
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. Manlove, over Sunday
Mrs. Emma Winsett of Richmond,
Is the guest of her sister, Miss Nora
Fnpbell, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hurst and Mr..
h Mrs. Horace Hurst were guests CT
h. Alice Gresh, Sunday.
leo. Rothermel visited his daughter,
IS. Monroe Bertsch, and family ct
|st Germantown, Sunday.
James Weaver 81, is dead at his
(ne near Bentonville. He leaves a
te and three brothers, John, George
b Charles Weaver. all Of the same
Unity. The funeral will be at the
|ristian church, at Bentonville, We'd
sday morning at ten o'clock. The in
|ment will be at the Westside cem-
hry at Milton.