The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-03
MILTON, IND.

Mrs. Wallace of Wabash who has
been visiting in Milton has returned
to her home. accompanied by Mrs. R.
w. Warren and daughter, Ruth. .....
Mrs. Dillon has traded her property in
Milton to John Hiser of Muncie for
farm in Brown county. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiser formerly lived here and Milton
will be glad to have them back. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Crownover are
now located in their home in Milton.
The camping party at Crooked Lake
composed of Mrs E. P. Jones. John
Posey and Ernest Jones, Ruth Firman
and Roderick Mccormick, Albert Fer
ris and Cora Kellam returned Thurs
day. The following unclaimed let
tiers ere in the Milton postoffice: M.
Elsie Ashcraft, Mrs. Betty Furnish,
Mrs Goldi Howell, Dove Sichingle,
Mr. Uptlike Joe Snyder left Sun
day morning for Purdue to enter the
radio school of the United States
army. .. BERTHE George was home on
short furlough from the Great Lakes.
Prof L. e. Thompson and family,
! Mrs. Frank Doty and son, Harry, were
| dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
! Doty Thursday evening. The town.
ship school hacks have been newly
| painted. Mrs. Gilbert Manlove and
| daughter, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Warren, have gone
home. Robert Bryant has moved
| from Lewisville to his Milton home.
| He expects to be called soon into the
service. :. Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren
went to Dayton Monday morning to
spend few days. :. Mrs. Harry Roth
ermel from Alabama is visiting Mrs.
Lizzie Kimmel and other Milton rela-
| tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Bertsch
| and family and Mrs Earl Ohmit Of
Pershing, and Mrs. Baker and child
dren of Bradford, Ohio, were also
guests of Mrs. Kimmel Sunday. 80.
| Prof. and Mrsf1 l.. e. Thompson and
, children were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Doty Thursday night. They
| left for their new home in Economy
! Friday Mrs. Rebecca Working,
who is SO, was the oldest person pres
| ent at the Working reunion held re-
Gently at Dunreith Mr. Paul Working
! and Mrs. Amy Constance were other
Milton people at the reunion.
Colbert Ingerman has enlisted in
| the field artillery. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Kerlin and children and Eliza
beth Thompson spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Cramer. :. Mrs. Alice
Gush entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter hurst, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hurst and Miss Nellie Jones.
80. Mrs Will Mill has been at Cam
bridge City taking care of her daugh-
ter Mrs Leonard lobe, who is very
ILL.,. Miss Mary Stills will teach at
AI,ro;o Mrc CIrt II.
tie has as house guest, Miss Helen
Burgoff of Chicago. Neil McMahan
has accepted the position of manual
training teacher in the Winchester
schools. John E. York and Robert
Thatcher of Irvington were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Beck Saturday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shank
have had as house guests their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ralph Make and ron, Char
les, of Muscogee, Okla. Miss EN-
ma Ginrich has accepted a position in
the Anderson schools
Mrs. John Abercrombie and son of
Rushville, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moore. j. M.
Doddridge and sons is the name of
a new corporation at Milton, formed
to canufacture crepe paper grave lin
ings. The following officers were
elected: ]. M. Doddridge, president;
Inez L. Lantz, first vice-president, and
Neva Doddridge, second vice-president,
D. M. Doddridge, Secretary Treasurer;
P. G. Lantz, director for one year; E.
w. Doddridge, director for two years.
and p l. Doddridge, director for three
years; d. w. Doddridge, general man.
ager and J. M. Doddridge, manager of
patents and improvements. The au-
thorized capitalization of the corpora
ton is $4,000. Paul Working will
leave soon for California where he will
enter Leland Stanford University for
a course in biology.