The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-13
CAMBRIDGE CITY

Rev. Harry Bolton OF Southport,
iii charge of the Baptist church in
this city, was stricken with brain fe-
YER at Anderson a few days ago and
is reported to be in dying condition.
He was under appointment to speak
at the convention at the Baptist
church yesterday afternoon.
Miss Kate Drischel returned home
Monday from a few days visit with
friends in Richmond.
The Bon Ton Musical Club held
a business meeting at the home Of
Miss Lenna Cornthwaite Tuesday
evening.
The Friday night club will meet
tomorrow evening with Mrs. VIM.
Medsker. The program for the even
ing's entertainment will be as fol-
lows:
"The Influence Of Magazine Liter
allure Mrs. VIM. Medsker.
"Schools of Long Ago'-Mrs.
Richie.
"Men's Clubs and the Churches -
Mr. II. f. Penny.
Miss Elsie Williams Of near Milton
was in this city yesterday.
Miss Helen Tyler is sick with the
mumps.
Mrs. Coke and Mrs. Garst of Col
umbus, O.. are the guests OF their
mother, Mrs. Lester.
Miss Edith Doney entertained a
number Of friends at her beautiful
home on west Church street Tuesday
evening Cards and music were the
principal features of the evenings
entertainment.
Mrs. Stoffer was theguest Of
friends and relatives i'll New Lisbon
yesterday.
John Dodson, one of Cambridge
! City's most prominent lawyers, Rev.
Hawley, Presbyterian minister and
Mr.. Dodson of Roachdale gave the
high school a pleasant call Wednes-
day morning. The short addresses
delivered by the gentlemen were high
w appreciated and much enjoyed by
the scholars.
Dean House and sister are moving
into the property on east Main street,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner Oliver.
A new time card will be issued for
the Panhandle Sunday.
Mr. Henry Bortsfeld and son-in-
law, Harry Benjamin, have bought a
grocery and meat market in Indiana
polls and will move there soon, to
take charge of their new possessions.
The Bon Ton Musical Club will
meet with George Doll Friday even
ing. The program IS:
Paper on Observation-Disclosures
Boyd.
Vase, by Durand-Mary Bertsch.
Fifth Nocturne, by Leybach-Ma-
bel Strauehn.
"Cabaletta' by Lacke-Katie Me
Dougal.
"Polish Danse' by Scharwenka-
Bessie Brooks.
Paper on Brahms-Edna Highley
"Anvil Chorus' by Trause-Flos-
sic Hazelbrig.
"Valse Caprice' by Newland-
Esta Young.
Vocal Solo, "Message Of the Vic
EDNA Highley.
Piano duet-Selected. - Agnes
Pusinelli and George Doll.
, S. B. Fisher was in New Castle
last night.
, Robert Clark is the guest Of rt1a
tives in indianapolis this week.
Mrs. 7. N. Davis left yesterday f"?
few days visit with friends an'
relatives in indianapolis.
Miss Hazel Fisher entertained ;
number of friends at her beautiful
home on West Main street, Wednes
day evening" Cards and music afford
ed the evenings entertainments lgh
s refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ellis Beard of Dublin visited
. friends in this city yesterday.
) Mrs. +. Freeman and daughte
Marjorie, are visiting friends an'
.relatives in Liberty and vicinity.
The Casket factory has close
down for repairs. Work will not b
resumed again until Monday.
VIM. Doney made a business tri
to Richmond, Wednesday.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Wilson delight
g fully entertained the Pedro Club a
. their beautiful home on west churc
= street Wednesday EVENING. Dainty re