The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-17
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Nov. 17-Miss
Mae McConlogue, of Richmond. spent
Thursday in Cambridge City and
Dublin.
Mrs. Charles. briggs went to Flora.
Wednesday, on account OF the death
of a neice.
Mrs. M. NJ. Galloway has returned
after a visit Of two weeks with her
neice. Mrs. w. c. Iadley, of Mt Car
mel, Ill. On her return she stopped in
Indianapolis and Greenfield.
, The Chicago Ladies' Orchestra will
appear at the Hurst Opera House this
Friday evening as the second number
OF the Cambridge City lecture course
j.. 8. Lackey IL receiving consign-
ments for the twenty-Afth annual
horse sale which will be held in this
city March IL, 13, II and Is. c. B.
Loeb has been secretary of the as
ISOLATION for the past eighteen years
Judging from the present outlook the
sale will be as successful as those OF
preceding years.
Dr. w. B. Harris and O. l.. Galloway
Sun, after several days spent In hunt
ing. in that locality,
The funeral Of Mrs Rebecca Hol-
land was held this morning at Dublin
Mrs. Holland was a member of one OF
the old and well known families of
Wayne County She had many friends
in Cambridge City, and vicinity and
was sister OF the late Allen Bond a
former sheriff OF Wayne county.
Mrs Jacob Myers has gone to Ko-
komo to spend few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Herman Verborg.
E. D. Mills has some fine geological
specimens collected, the past summer.
while in the West The collection en-
braces ores from Cripple Creek. stalac-
tites from Manitou, and one from
southwestern Colorado, showing the
petrifed RIBS OF cliff dweller. There
are also some rare pieces of gymp-
sum from the Garden Of the Gods.
The Home Makers club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
p. II. Wilson. OF Dublin. Miss Alma
Garvin presented the subject, Home
Nursing expedients to be used In
emergencies including remedies to be
used before the arrival Of a physician.
Mrs. Howard Whitley gave review Of
Whittier's Snow Bound" and Mrs.
o. e. Stewart told of the authors life.
Several selections by the same author
were read. Three new members were
added to the enrolment, Mrs. Josiah
Gilbert, Mrs. George Cooper and Mrs.
Floyd Gilbert Refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
Mrs Roy Fraunberg is spending
few days with friends in Shelby coun-
IT,
Mrs. Henry Bladel. who has been
i'll for some time, is but little i'm
proved.
The Thimble party wiven Wednes-
day afternoon by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian Guild. at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Jones, was one OF the
most pleasant social affairs of the au.
tumtide Ladies' not only from Cam
bridge City but from near by towns
were In attendance. Needlework, con-
versation and music passed the time,
while, vocal duet by the Misses Ger
trude Routh and Rose Greisenger,
with four hand accompaniment by
Mrs. May Boden and Mrs. Charles
Nneise. instrumental duets by Miss
Lucille Petre and Miss Helen Filby and
solos by Master Walter Woodland. Of
Mt. Auburn, added to the enjoyment.
The Misses Helen Filby, Lucille Petro.
and Lena Luddington. assisted in the
serving. The dining table with its cen
ter.piece of snowy popcorn. surround
ed by candles in apple holders. with
tiny pumpkin favors formed an at
tractive picture In the dining room.