The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-25
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

John Daugherty, OF Indianapolis.
spent Wednesday in Cambridge City.
Miss Ethel Bertsch, who has been
visiting relatives in Mystic. Conn.,
and Pittsburg. will spend a few days
with Mrs. Ellis Carpenter. OF Butler,
Penn, before her return.
Mr. and Mrs C. 8. Kitterman write
from New Orleans to friends IN this
city, that they are having pleasant
time and are making a very enjoy
able visit. Mr.. Kitterman is attend
ing the Bankers convention at that
place.
Miss Mary Macy, OF Fidelity. Ohio.
Is spending a few days with Rev. ana
Mrs. Fred nauer.
The Rev and Mrs. J. c. Murray and
daughter, Miss Emma, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Murray. OF Chicago. are spend
ing q few days with Mrs. f. +. Hahn.
Miss Emma leaves today for Boston,
to visit friends. She will JOIN her
parents In New York, from which
port they will sail the ninth for their
new home in Porto Rico.
Miss Charlotte Dinwiddie narrowly
escaped very serious injury Wednes-
day, when she fell down the cellar
steps at her home. Although no
bones were broken by the fall, yet she
was badly bruised.
The Cambridge City football team
will play the Dublin team at Dublin.
Thanksgiving Day.
The series OF meetings which have
been held in the Christian church the
past three weeks, will close on Sun
day evening" The meetings have been
successful and of interest throughout.
Up to Wednesday evening. ninety had
been baptized, and two received by
letter.
Miss Elizabeth Overlook was award
cd the Lydia Morris Memorial prize
OF five dollars at the Richmond Art
Exhibit for the best piece of handi-
craft made by resident OF Wayne
county.
The Misses Gertrude Spangler, of
Attica, and Harriet Kemper, OF Frank
lin, spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Judkins. going to Connersviile
from this place.
Daniel Evans spent Thursday in
Richmond.
Mrs. George Robey. of this city, and
Mesdames Tabke and George were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers,
Of Dublin, Friday
Miss Alfredo Storch was called to
Vincennes, Tuesday, on account of the
serious illness of her uncle, Rev. Fa-
Their Andrew Oster, who has since died.
Father Oster. had many trends restd-
ing in this city, having for four years
been pastor of the St. Elizabeth's
church. Twenty-one years we're spent
in Columbus, and from that city was
transferred to Vincennes, with the I'M
Outstanding that he would not again
bo moved. He was a brother of the
late Mrs. Henry Storch, and the last
member Of the family in America.
Frank Luddington spent Thursday
in Spiceland.
One of the most pleasant social ev-
ents in the history Of the Friday Night
club, was that at the home Of Miss
Rose Greisenger. Thursday evening.
In spite Of inclemeent weather, the
club was we'll represented. The enter
tainment of the evening, was the play
let, "The New Hamlet" by Abe Mar
tin and Shakespeare" was presented
on the open stairway, with the follow
Ing cast of characters: Hamlet, Newt
Plum, (Mrs. q. l.. Guichard; Romeo.
Tilford Moots. miss Rose Greisen-
ger); Queen. Mrs. Newt Plum. Mrs.
w. H. Doney): Lady Montague, Germ
Williams, (Mrs. G. W.. Wagner);
Ophelia, Fawn Lippincott. miss Grace
Mills): Juliet, Tawney Apple, mrs.
May Boden}; Page, Pinkey Kerr, INA.
omi Guichard). The program was in.
terspersed with music. Following the
presentation of the playlet. an elabor-
ate two-course lunch was served from
the dining room which was properly
labelled 1.-THE Little GEN."
Messrs. John Martz and Ratliff of
Olney. ILL.,, are the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. George Marta.
There 10 but little change In the con-
dition Of Miss Carrie Stickrath, who
has been in failing health for several
months.
The following are the services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday-Sun.
day school, $50: Morning service at
10:46. Theme THE Disturbing Voice.
Junior service at $1,000; Evening ser
vice at 700, Gods Search for Men"
The Methodist Services-Sunday
School ut 9:16: Morning Service at the
usual hour. Meme meeting at $3.50.
at which time Judge Stark Of Rush.
VILE and e. d. Hawkins Of Conner
svile. will give talks on the subject.
bible Study" the object OF the meet
ing, to interest men in that line. Ep-
worth league. at 800. subject Home
Mission Church Extension" Mrs. Joe
Wallack. leader. Regular service at
700. There will be special music
throughout the day.