The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-04
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, Oct. A.
John Clark, of indianapolis, has been
the guest Of his brother, James Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Loeb are spend
ing . few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
lvans south of Lewisville.
Dorothy Moore, the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore, is quite
sick.
John Wilson, who for many years
served a. flagman at the p, c.. c. &
st. l.. crossing on Foote street, has
been transferred to Jones street.
Mrs. Charles Griffin went to Rich
mond today to spend a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart.
Councilmen r. c. MOsbaugh. Joe
Moore and VIII Austill went to Bates
vile Tuesday, for the purpose OF in.
specting the electric light plant in
that place.
The funeral OF Frank Kaspar Ebert.
one of the old and prominent resi-
dents OF this city. occurred from the
st. Elizabeth's church Wednesday
morning, Rev. James Shay, of this
city. and Rev. Spellman, of New Cas-
tie, officiating. Mr.. Ebert was born
In Cassel Fulda. Prussia, lghty-four
years ago. In his earlier years he
was linen weaver. but entered the
army under the Kings service, spend
Ing the years from 1S48 to 1853 in that
capacity. He came to America in a
sailing vessel in 1853, Finding his
avocation OF but little avail in this
country. he learned the cooper's trade
In Baltimore, Md. Later he came to
Cincinnati, and from there to Cam
bridge City. where he was employed
At the cooper's trade in Vandalia. With
the decline Of this kind of work, he
engaged in mercantile business with
the late Andrew Drischel. In Deem
Der. 1859. he engaged In business for
himself. He was united in marriage
with Miss Flora Halbleid, September
3, 1855. in the st. Joseph church of
Cincinnati. Four children were born
OF this union: Emil. Florence. Mary
and Frank The wife died in 1890 and
he later married Miss Lizzie Web
bling. OF Cambridge City. He is sur
vived by the wife, four children, elev-
en- grandchildren, and four great
grandchildren.
Miss Julia Boyd has gone to Indiana
polls In which city she will spend the
coming winter as a student in the Her
ron Art Institute.
Sanford Jacobs will leave Thurs
day for Spokane. Washington He will
stop enroute at Denver, and Salt Lake
City. and In the latter will visit his
uncle. Lewis Dale
Alvin Hornell is adding to the ap-
pearance OF his residence properties
on n. Front street by giving them a
coat of paint
Mrs. w. n. Coffee will go to Rich
mond Thursday morning, where she
Will undergo surgical operation at
the Reid Memorial hospital
Miss Neva Hazelrigg returned Mon.
day to DePauw university after having
spent Sunday at her home in this
city.
Floyd Scott and sister, Miss Gladys
are attending the Richmond Business
college.
T. r. Bees6n and Grundy Beach, of
Connersville, spent Monday in Cam
bridge City.
The lecture given Monday after
noon in the Methodist church by Mrs.
Laura Guldlin, of Fort Wayne, under
the auspices of the Helen Hunt club,
was worthy of the large and attentive
audience which greeted the speaker.
After an organ solo, by Miss Gaynelle
Hageman. the president, Mrs. B. L.
Hicks. introduced Mrs. Guldlin, who
addressed the ladies on the subject of
Home Economics" She advanced
the thought that nothing in club life
has SO vital an Influence as does that
of Home Economics. In convincing
manner she described this influence,
portraying it's significance in relation
not only to home life. but to the diff
ferent phases of life in general to the
rural, as we'll as the city club, and the
good arising from each. After the
lecture the ladies representing not on
ly the clubs of the town, but those of
surrounding places, were invited to
meet Mrs. Guldlin. During the social
uOuIs PullCu dllu waters were SerV
ed in the parlors. which were decorat-
ed with asters, while from the chancel
rail the same flowers cleaned a well
come.
Mrs. W. n. Doney has returned from
Indianapolis after visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Glen Scott and Miss
Helen Doney.
A house warming in the nature of a
surprise was given few venings
since. at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Clifford Howard at their home north
Of this place: Fifty neighbors and
friends assembled to greet them in
the new home. The evening was
spent socially, and before their de-
parture. the guests presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard with some pieces of
beautiful china.
Z. F. Duncan. of Sidney. Ohio, was a
visitor in this city Monday.
Mrs. Virginia c. Meredith and Miss
Mary Mathews entertained small
company of ladies at luncheon Mon
day noon. Places were arranged for