The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-26
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.
Cambridge City, Ind, March 60
Charles Myers transacted business in
Indianapolis, Friday.
| Mrs. J. E. Brooks and daughter,
Miss Bessie, have gone to Cincinnati
for a weeks visit with Prof Robert
Brooks and family.
Mrs. w. F. Medsker spent Friday in
Richmond.
| Merriman Strawn is adding to the
appearance of his residence on
Church street, by the erection of I
veranda
| Mrs. John Sapp, of Milton, visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Campbell,
Friday.
spend Sunday with relatives in New
Madison, Ohio.
Mrs. Margaret Doyle was a Rich
mond visitor, Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Weigle spent
Thursday at the Spiceland sanitarium.
Mrs. Ella Shuttleworth is visiting
her son in Connersville.
| William Cousins, a well known col
ored resident, died at the home of his
ternoon. The funeral was held this
afternoon from his late home. The
deceased was seventy-five years of
age. He was a native of North Caro-
lima, but he and a sister were brought
to Greensboro, Henry county, by Gil
bert Dickey, when Cousins was q lad
of twelve. Several years ago, Mr..
Dickey purchased farm in Canada
and took Mr.. Cousins to that country
with him. For a number of years he
was storker on one of the steamers
plying the Great Lakes and made his
home on the Canadian side. He came
to Cambridge City from Windsor,
Canada, ten years ago and two years
ago took out naturalization papers.
He was twice married. Two sisters,
Mrs. Means, with whom he lived, and
sister in Canada survive him.
Ora Wheeler and family will spend
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Weaver OF Hag-
erstown.
A delightful social event was that
given by the ladies of the Presbyter-
ian Guild, Thursday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. Frank Ohmit. The day
was ideal, and the guests seventy-five
in number, entered fully in to the
spirit of the occasion. The story,
| buying the Easter Hat" to which
each lady contributed a line. unaware
of the proceeding line, which, when
completed and read aloud, afforded
much merriment, and proved the ar
ticle under consideration to be most
wonderful creation. Another feature
of the afternoon was feeding the car
rot to the proverbial Easter rabbit, a
large figure Of which had been drawn
upon paper, and each guest, in turn,
blind folded, attempted to feed the
bunny. Mrs. j. E. Brooks and Mrs.
George Galloway proved themselves
adopts in the art. A visit to the din
ing room was not the least attrac-
tive part of the program. The center
of the dining table presented the ap-
pearance of a miniature pond, on
which were a number of ducks in full
enjoyment of the spring, while around
the margin of the pond were parti-
colored crocuses, growing from a bed
of moss and grasses. Refreshments
in keeping with the Easter tide were
served.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weigle spent
Thursday at the Spiceland sanitarium.
The remains of the late Miss Eliza.
beth Lembarger have been removed
from the vault in Riverside GENE
terry to the marsoleum at German
town.
The membership of the Christian
church have secured the services of
the Rev. w. L. Barnau. Of Indianapo-
lis. as pastor for the ensuing year.
Rev. Barnau will move to Cambridge
City as soon as he can secure a
house. Services will be conducted in
the Christian church the first and
third Sunday in each month.
i Miss Margaret Overlook has &C
cepted an invitation to give a talk on
Design" before the Indianapolis
keramic association. April H.
Miss Emma Lynch spent Thursday
in Richmond.
Mrs. F. c. Mosbaugh and son Carl,
land Mrs. Harriet Kiess spent Friday
in Oxford. Ohio, the guests Of DR.. r.
P. Mosbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Miller and Mrs
ram Boyd attended the funeral of
MIR. Miller's brcther-in-law, Alfred
Hill at Fountain City, today.
Mrs. Laura Richie \. Il spend Sun
lday with Mr.. ard Mrs. C. NJ Ginther
Iof Dayton. Mrs. Frank Parsons will
Ijoin them at RichI-cad.
Mrs. Thomas Bird and daughter,
blanche spent Friday in Richmond.
Mrs. Homer Kimmer visited rela-
Itives in Richmond. yesterday.
i Rev. Thomas Kuhn of Richmond
was Cambridge City visitor Thurs
lday.