The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

MILTON, Ind, Nov. 16.-The Milton
Red Cross Society received the follow
ing letter: ...
Camp Kelly, San Antonio, Texas.
Dear Friends-I received my COM
fort kit which was sent through the
kindness Of your society. l was GER
tainly very glad to get it as 1t will be
Of much service to me, and l appre-
ciate 1t all the more since 1t came
from those whom I have always
known. While l looked over the varf-
Gus articles, all Of which will be Of
good use to me, I thought of those
back home who made this gift pos
sible I appreciate very highly your
attitude in this matter and believe
that you don't realize how much 1t
really means to us boys that are in
this condition.
Let me thank you again for your
kind remembrance and assure you that
the useful kit was gladly accepted.
With the best Of wishes to all, I
remain Sincerely,
LOUIS JOHNSON.
Fred Lantz of Pendieton epent Wed.
nesday with his father who is quite i'll.
$50 Mrs Maud Thursman of Cam
bridge City spent Thursday with Mrs.
Frank Doty. Mrs. Hanley and chill
dren who have been visiting relatives
at Newcastle and New Lisbon came
home Wednesday. -. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Templin and family motored to
Franklin, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bullock and
daughter Of Muncie, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Leverton Friday.
-. Mrs. ]. G. Beck went to Indianapo-
lis Thursday to spend the week end
with relatives. Mrs. John FAUCET
and Miss Lulu Faucet were recent
Cincinnati visitors At the last meet
ing of the Home Circle of the Eastern
neighborhood with. Mrs. Omer Kerlin,
1t was decided to do Red Cross work.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Benton Wissler. - The section Of the
Embroidery club composed Of Mes
danes F. C. Mccormick, L. H. Warren,
Ed Wilson, Walter Templin and E. P.
Jones entertained the club and their
| husbands Thursday evening at Mrs.
Ed Wilson's with Farmers conven-
ton. The following program was Civ
en-: Song, America; Reading. Ida Tenn
plin; Quartet, Mesdames Mccormick
and L. H. Warren, Messrs. Templin
and Jones: Dialogue, Mesdames Tam
plin and Wilson; Paper. How to Make
Butter. Mrs. Mccormick; Duet, Mrs.
and Mr.. Ed Wilson; Piano solo, Ed
Jones; Paper. How to Raise Bees,
Walter Templin: Solo. Mrs. E. P.
Jones: Reading. Mrs. Warren; Song.
Three Blind Mice. Pumpkins and
corn were used in decorating the
house. Games we're played. Messrs.
and Merdames Earl Crawford, Morton
Warren. George Wagner, Ernest Doty.
MI Allie Wilson, Misses Jones and
George were also club guests. ......
The township Sunday school conven-
ton will be held Sunday afternoon at
the Friends church at 200 o'clock
The main address will be given by
man from indianapolis. Rev. Ericks-
son will have charge OF the music. -.
At the last meeting of the Cemetery
association it was decided 10 give the
cemetery board $500 to help pay for
some improvements at the Westside
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Benz
Knipe for some months. has left for
his home in Phoenix, Arizona. . . John
Brown and Hiram Crook each shipped
a carload of cattle to Idianapolis the
first of the week. :. Miss Emma Izor
is the guest of her brother and family
at indianapolis. :. !. Mrs J. L. Wike
has gone to Columbus, Ohio, to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Gibbons. Isaac Clark of Indianapo-
lis has been visiting his sister, Mrs
A. J. Hart.