The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-23
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Nov. 90
l.. B. Jay has returned to Cincinnati
after spending a few days with H. B.
Beard and family.
Miss Berthe Lafever has been quite
sick with tonsiilitis.
Mrs. Caroline Coffin and daughter,
Mrs. Martha Robertson. OF Blooming
ton, will spend Thanksgiving with the
formers son, Rev. J. +. Co1in ana
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Austill spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sewers
Of Germantown.
Walter Krone is spending the week
In Ohio in the interest OF the Amerl'
can Casket Company.
Mesdames Mary Hageman. {. n:
Hobbs. Lee Ault. c. A. Howren ana
daughter. Miss Lillian. OF Dublin, were
the guests OF Mrs. John Beard today
Wednesday. ,-
Charles Boyd and daughter, Miss
Blanche, went to Chicago, Sunday.
where the latter will enter the Amer
can Conservatory of music.
The Misses Josephine Stirwalt. OF
Cincinnati, Margaret Lawnich, OF IL
ma, O., Mrs Earl Swain and the Miss
es Agnes Clancy. Fern McIllvaine.
and Mary Nets of New Castle, were
the guests OF Miss Mary Dillon. last
Sunday
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve dinner in the basement of
the church, twenty-five cents. They
will begin serving at half-past twelve.
w J. Richardson has taken employ
ment with the Inter Southern Insur-
ance Company. His territory is Union
County, with headquarters at Liberty.
Mrs. e. d. Filby spent Monday in
Richmond.
F.. w. Marson was in Indianapolis
Monday in attendance at the first In
dianapolis fall automobile show. He
was also a guest at the banquet given
in the evening by the Buick company.
Miss Blanche Bird has returned af-
ter visit of several days with Mrs.
orville Smith, Of Indianapolis.
3 The initial meeting Of the Lone
Hand Euchre club for the season. will
be held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Bond, tomorrow Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Alice shew, OF Richmond, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Jones.
Trustee NJ. F.. Mason was unques-
tionably surprised Monday evening
when called to the door of his home
north OF this city. by what seemed to
him to be q signal of distress from
an autohorn. Mr.. Mason was SO busily
engaged with some work pertaining to
His office, that he did not, at first.
heed the signal, but as the honks
grew more emphatic and urged by
Mrs. Mason. who understood the
wherefore Of 1t all. he started from the
Commotion, and render aid II .nece&
eAry. As he went from the door. he
discovered the outline of an auto"
then another and another, until seven
were counted. then as the truth of the
situation dawned upon him. he gave
vent to a "whoop' which would have
done credit to q boy of seven, instead
OF hfty-seven. There being no question
a. to the warmth of the welcome. the
visitors who were also Masons. accept
I'd the invitation to enter. The even.
ing was one of sociability, and frater-
nj good feeling. Mrs. Mason, assisted
W several of the visitors prepared the
oysters, and other eatables which they
had bought, and the evening was COM
pleted with merriment and good cheer.
1; The Friday night club will hold
social meeting at the home Of Miss
Ross Greisinger. Thursday evening.
&C. T. Wright spent Tuesday in In
dianapolis in attendance at the Fall
automobile show. ~s
H. 8. Beard and ADRIAN are spend
ing few days in the southern part
OF the state in the quest Of quail.
Curt Gosnell transacted business in
Rushville yesterday (Tuesday). =.
The Social Union met yesterday az
t1rnoon with Mrs. c. T. Wright.
Harry Warfel OF Richmond was in
Cambridge City. Tuesday.
MRS Fl. s. Bond spent Monday in
Indianapolis. T..
Charles Griffin, writes to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Griffin, that he is
pleasantly located in Boise City, Idaho.
Miss Margaret Durrick has return
ed to her home in Fortville having
completed the season as trimmer in
Mrs. I. N. Falls millinery establish
ment.
Miss Pauline woodward was hostess
last Saturday afternoon at 4 Thanks
giving party last Saturday afternoon
at her home in Mt. Auburn. The hours
from one to four were spent with
much merriment by about thirty little
girl friends from Cambridge City and
Dublin. One which afforded the little
ladies much pleasure was searching
for pumpkin seed which had been hid
den about the parlors. Miss Ruth
Smith proving successful in finding
the greatest number. The large rooms
were beautifully decorated with pop
corn. red apples. and the national col.
orr. At the close OF the afternoon, a
delicious two course lunch Of sand
wiches. pickles. doughnuts, sailed
peanuts. ice-cream. candy and cider
was served.
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!! HAGERSTOWN. IND.