The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-24
MILTON, IND.

Mrs. Charles Darrs and son Robert
and aunt Mrs. Verne Beeson are Wis.,
iting relatives and friends in Indiana
polls this week. . Mrs. Emily VIII
liams is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Beeson -. The
town board has passed a law that all
children under sixteen must be of
the streets after eight o'clock. unless
attended by parent or guardian. The
500 club men Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Elmer Weaver. Word has
been received of the death of the
older child OF MIR. and Mrs. Gladna
Evers. Mr. and Mrs. Evers moved
recently from Milton to South Bend.
Mrs. Kramer has as house guest her
neice. Mrs. Minnie Urnistorn of India
napolis.. Mrs. Josie Clouds who
stopped to visit Milton relatives on
her way home from Florida will spend
the summer in Indianapolis. Mrs.
Alice Gresh has had as house guest
her cousin Mrs. Clara Watt of Con-
nersville. -. The Cary club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Wilbur
Warren when the following program
was given: Roll call, current events
Passing of Arthur, Mrs. Ida Warren:
CIooSAie Tic Dbl, MIS- I1dIlS DOLy (,
Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. Thompson;
Duet. Mrs. Ed Wilson and Mrs Wal
lace Warren. This was the last meet
Ing OF the club year. The dates for
the Western Wayne Chautauqua are
August % to August 81. Alvin Lory
was home from Hamilton to spend the
week end with Mrs. Lory.. Rev. A. r.
Jones of Selma, Ind, was thrown
or,tn n6 fro~ INT, wi ey
received. Mrs. Jones is not expected
to live. Rev. Jones was formerly pas
tor of the Milton Methodist church
and had many warm friends here.
Park Manlove has sold his property on
West Main street to Clifford Braden
Mrs. Sherman Working entertained
her brother, o. A. Morgan of Cincin-
natl, as week end guest Mrs Mar
tina Slower who spent the winter at
Indianapolis Is home for the summer
Mrs. Sadie Warren had as guest
Sunday her son, Ed Warren of Indi-
annapolis. Rev and Mrs. Outland
have as house guest their daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Hammond of Kelava,
Mich. Mrs. Della Jarrett is spend
ing few days with relatives at Alb
ington. Mrs. Oscar Kerlin and child
>.
E. Thompson. Miss Helen Coyne was
the guest of Miss Mary Lowell Jones
Tuesday night and Wednesday Ray
mond Byrant who has been in the
hospital at Camp Oglethorpe, Ga, is
home on furlough. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sipple of Newcastle spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muir
ley. Miss Violet Murley and Mr..
OF oh
Miss Dora Wallace who teaches in
Minneapolis is here to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Wallace. ..aMr. and Mrs. Henry
Hess and their guests Mr., and Mrs
Miller of Connersville. and Mrs. John
Ferguson spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Swearington at
Moreland. L.. Elijah Hurst went to
Richmond recently and registered at
the court house for the coming cleo
ton He Will be ninety-four years old
next October. Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Crist. Mrs. Hattie Heist, Mr.. and Mrs
John Brown and son John, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Weaver motored to Day
ton the first of the week and visited
the soldiers home and aviation camp.
There was good attendance of
Ahch VI uldIl age al the called meet
ing Wednesday night in the Grange
hall. There was a general discussion
of the labor question in relation to
the harvest. On account of the Mems
meeting at Grange hall the special
meeting of the Odd Fellows and their
families was postponed. . . Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Toms and son Albert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mills and fam
lily spent Sunday at Greensboro with
Mrs. Magraret Kennard. Mrs E. P.
Jones received a letter this week from
Ralph Moore who is over seas. He
was recently in Switzerland in the
birth place of his grandmother. Miss
Iorene Hess was a Richmond visitor
Thursday. Mrs, Marian Leverton
IS entertaining her sister, Mrs. E. W.
, Bright Of Point Edward, Ontario, Can
ada.