The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-27
CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.


Cambridge City. Ind, May 27.-Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Manlove and Mrs.
Manlove's sister. Mrs. Cox, spent We'd
nesday in Dayton.
Mrs. Margaret e. Miller has gone
TO Hastings. Neb.. to spend the sum-
mer with her daughter. Mrs. Marion
Ball.
Robert Mcintyre OF New Castle was
visitor in this place, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bradbury went
to Spiceland Wednesday where the
latter will remain for time, taking
treatment for rheumatism.
The Misses Idyllwynn Bogart and
Kate Foulke Of Brookville, have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Stewart Of Dublin.
A called meeting Of the Helen Hunt
club will be held at the home Of the
president, Mrs. John Judkins, Monday
afternoon, June sixth. for the purpose
Of receiving the reports from the dele
gates to the recent biennial conven.
ton.
One of the pretty spring parties was
the one o'clock luncheon given Wed.
nesday BY the members OF the Read.
ing and Embroidery club at the home
OF Mrs. George Galloway for Miss
Edith Doney June bride. The artis.
tic place cards were brides heads
done In water colors. The bride-elect
was presented with beautiful piece
OF cut glass, q gift from the club. Dur.
ing the afternoon the company enjoy.
ed the reading of the Floral Love
Tale, and q unique contest. The com
pany included Mrs. Charles Knieso
Mrs. Abiram Boyd, Mrs. Edwin Gala
way, the Misses Edith Doney. Pearl
boyd. Beatrice Swallow and Ethel
Bertsch.
Claud Kitterman went to Greens
burg today to attend the Bankers con
vention. He will read paper on "The
Postal Savings Bank"
Among the members from Cam
bridge City In attendance at the MAY
Festival in Richmond. Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hagemar
and daughter, Gaynelle, Mrs. Charles
Routh and Miss Gertrude. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bent Wilson. DR.. and Mrs. J.
Mauk, ]. C. DAILY, Mrs. w. b. Harris
the Misses Harriet Overlook. Blanche
Boyd, Mary Bertsch and Laura Straub
Mrs. Loren Helmsing and daughter
Of Hagerstown, are spending few
days with the formers father, w. r
Wharton. and family.
Dublin, on the west. has gained fol
itself an enviable reputation for clean
liness and has taken q step in advances
of many larger towns. in that 1t hal
set apart for itself an annual clean
ing-up day." in which every man. wo
man and child in the town feels moi
only . vital interest. but takes an &C
tive part as we'll. This commendablt
enterprise In under the auspices o.
the Civic league, Martha Washington
club and the M. L. club with Mrs. e,
Tweedy as direct supervisor. The!
observed their second anniversary
Wednesday. Of this week. not onl!
the more public places. but the alley
thoroughly cleaned that Dublin ma!
be pronounced veritable "spotless'
town. According to one of their lead
Ing citizens, they take pride mot onl.
In the physical. but the moral cleanll
ness Of the place. as WELL"
Enos Sipples of Grenville, Ohio EN-
ployed on the construction work o
the p. c. c. & st. L. railroad fell from
the Walnut street bridge, Thursda,
morning near ten o'clock. Upon beinI
taken to the office OF DR.. H. B. Boyd
It was found that the man had suffer
ed q compound fracture of the RICH
wrist. and internal injuries. He wa
taken to the Reid Memorial hospital