The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-15
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.


=, Tuesday.
While standing in front of an open
coal crate last Sunday at her home
near this city. Mrs. A. r. Cough was
seriously burned about the limbs by
the Bingham dress which she was
wearing, catching fire. Mr.. Cough had
just gone into another room, and at
tracted by his wife's screams ran back
into the room. to find her enveloped in
flames. Hastily securing some bed
clothing from an adjoining room. he
threw it around her. smothered the
Are, thus no doubt preventing fatal in
juries.
Miss Gertrude Routh will go to
Chattanooga the coming week to
spend week with Mrs. George Whee-
land From thence to Taft, Fla, to Wis
1t her cousin. Mrs. Lee Wright.
Mrs. p. II. Zehring and Mrs. c. NJ
Baily spent Tuesday in Richmond
Miss Jennie McGrew received tele-
gram Monday. telling Of the sudden
death of her uncle. J. II. Jones Of Nit
chellville, La. Mr.. Jones passed his
boyhood days in Cambridge City. his
partner, years ago, with the father Of
Mrs John Jackson, of this city. in the
shoe business.
Mrs. King and children have return
ed to Richmond after a visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Schneider.
Miss Mabel Growford returned Tues
day after a visit with friends at Hen
ryville.
W. S. Ballenger, Of Flint, Mich. was
among the number at the celebration
OF the twentieth wedding anniversary
OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henby.
Mrs Frank Fronaphel is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Ring, Of indianapolis.
Mrs. Carl Trussler has returned to
Richmond after visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Jones.
Harry Offender of Knightstown,
spent Monday evening at his home in
this city.
Mrs Joe Walker spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nusbaum of Rich
mond.
NJ E. Carmen, of Marysville. Ohio
was in Cambridge City. Monday. Mr.
Carmen recently purchased the dry
goods stock Of Leroy Gresh Of Milton.
and was here for the purpose of clos
ing out the stock.
The second number of the lecture
course given by the Home Economics
department of the Helen Hunt club,
was given Monday afternoon in the
Methodist church. The auditorium
was we'll filled with ladies' from Cam
bridge City. Dublin, Milton and other
surrounding towns. Miss Elizabeth
Overlook spoke on the subject. THE
Making OF Pottery" telling Of the
material used, the process involved in
The glazing, pattern making and the
various grades of pottery used, and
the essentials Of the making; Miss
Elizabeth Overlook described the
work OF Design and Decoration" tell
ing Of the various kinds of china, the
development from the dark to the ef-
effects produced today. and emphasiz-
ing care. patience and perseverance
as requisites essential to the work.
Examples OF various styles of the pot
terry were exhibited. Coffee and waters
were served in the parlors during the
social hour which follOwd.
Mrs G. p. Loeb is spending "A few
days with friends in 11ewisville.
Mrs. w. =. Richardson was most
pleasantly surprised last Sunday on
the occasion Of her birthday by a num-
Der Of friends from Richmond. coming
over on the two o'clock car and spen-
ding the afternoon. The company in
cluded the Misses Emma Englebrecht.
Esther Tuecke. Clara Dunning. Minnie
Grottendick. Alice Steen and Cora
Hebbler. The young ladies presented
Mrs. Richardson with a dozen beauti-
full white and yellow chrysanthemums.
Mrs. John Caldwell has gone to lndi-
annapolis to attend the funeral of her
cousin, Taylor Crawford. He grew to
manhood in Cambridge City. He was
civil war veteran.
John jackson spent Tuesday after
noon in Richmond.
The regular meeting Of the Rebekah
Lodge Monday evening closed with a
pleasant social hour. at which time M.
L. Bowmaster served the members
with cream and cake.
Bent Wilson. George StomDaugn. Al
win HORNED and Il. F.. Miller went to
New Lisbon Tuesday afternoon to
spend several days putting in a con-
crete flooring in an extensive stock
barn which Mr. Wilson Is having er
ected on his farm.
The third section Of the Social I'm
ion met "wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. G. T. Wright.
The next meeting Of the Helen Hunt
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
w. III. Doney instead of with Mrs.
Ophel;a Shuts as stated on the pro-
gram.
Miss Alice Stuart of Spiceland was
among the number in attendance at
the second number of The Helen Hunt
lecture course Monday afternoon.