The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
PAGE SEVEN.

Bertsch spent las, Saturday in Rich
mond,
Mrs Nora Wright, of Indianapolis.
spent from Saturday until Sunday ev-
ening with Cambridge City friends.
DR.. T. NJ, Guild, of Richmond. was
in Cambridge City Sunday. enroute To
Doddridge Chapel.
Miss Nellie Bullach has returned To
Richmond after visit with Miss Reha
Ohmit.
Lewis Martin, Charles Close, and
Charles Hurst, are in Indianapolis this
week. in attendance at the Fourth An
nual Auto show,
Forrest Travis visited friends in
Greenfield. the past week.
W. u, Ogborn was most happily sur
prised Sunday by VI number Of friends
and relatives, assembling at his home
TO assist in the celebration of his
birthday anniversary. The bounteons
dinner prepared by Mrs. Ogborn. add
ed not little tc the pleasure of the
day Mir. Osborn also received a num-
Der of nice gifts from friends and rela-
tives. The guests were Mrs. Martha
Brown. of Centerville. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
II. Wilson. and sou, Norton, DIR. and
Mrs, |. \. Druly and sons, Stanley,
| Morris and Roger; Mrs. s. s. Wilson,
Mrs. Phoebe Brown and daughter.
Olive, of Dublin. Mrs. NJ NJ, Brown.
Mrs Lola Converse. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barrett of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Williams, OF
Richmond, Mrs. Nora Wright of In
dianapolis, and Waiter Waddell. We're
entertained at dinner Sunday. in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ulerich,
John Smaller has returned from
| Lockport. \. Y. where he has, for the
| past several weeks been engaged up
on the work of the erie Canal.
The musical entertainment. "A No
| BILE of Rigoletti." given in the Hurst
opera house. last Saturday evening by
| Tony Baccari, and a band of musicians
from the Italian camp, is pronounced
by those who heard it, as very good,
! The program consisted of selections
for mandolin. clarinet. and voice, many
of the songs being rendered in the
Italian language.
| Mrs. |. n. Falls, and Mrs. Glen Rec
son. were in. Indianapolis today (Tues.
| day. to secure a trimmer for the com
ins, season.
II. A. Whiteley and Son, of this city.
will pay SO per ton for tomatoes for
their canning factory, the coming sea
son. This is thought to be the high
est price ever paid for tamatoes in the
state Of Indiana, Maryland, New Jer-
sey. and Delaware having paid at the
rates of $40 per ton the past season.
p. F. Brendlinger and son. George OF
! Philadelphia have concluded their con-
tract for the grade work. arches and
bridges on the new double track sys-
TEN of the Pennsylvania lines from
Harvey's Crossing. four miles east to
the Henry county line, three miles
west of this city. They are storing
their engines and paraphernalia in the
yards at Germantown, and will. in all
probability be given the work on the
line between Dublin, and Dunreith
which includes heavy fill across the
Flatrock bottoms, at Lewisville. and
considerable cutting east and west Of
that place. Messrs. Rrendlinger have
paid many thousands of dollars to the
Cambridge City merchants and manu-
facturers. The contract which the,
have just completed is equal to any o.
, it's kind in the country, and the work
was accomplished with comparativel,
little delay. and it is said, with com
paratively little loss Of life.
twenty-five persons from Cambridge
City went to Dublin Sunday evening
! to hear their former pastor Rev. Chas
Shuts at the Christian church in thai
place on Sunday evening.