The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Nov. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wright went Friday
evening to attend the celebration or
the golden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Rudicel Hunt.
Miss Gaynelle Hagaman wen to New
Madison Saturday where she remained
until today (Monday) with Miss Jen-
ME Ray
Mrs. Clara Croker and her mother,
Mrs. Martha Mundcll are spending a
few days in indianapolis with Allison
Mundell and family
John f, Gray has gone to Columbus,
Ohio, to remain until after Thanksgiv-
ing From that point he will go to
Findlay. Ohio, and returning to this
city Will go to California the first or
the year to spend some time with his
son.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dennis enter
tanned at a family dinner Sunday in
Observance of tn" twcnty-fOurth birth
day anniversary OF their son, Russell.
The table was pretty with it's appoint
ments OF chrysanthemums and ferns.
"Illt 'lIc III NV ''i ~ VI
the chrysanthcmum. and the birthday
cake surmountcd by the twcnty-four
candles added much 10 the elegant
course dinner
Mrs X. r. Dincndorfcr spent Satur-
day afternoon in Richmond in the
transaction Of business.
The BartnI Garment Factory resum-
cd operations aoday (Monday) after
having been closed for invoice since
Friday
Herbert Fisher the little son OF S
p. Fisher is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Doney spent
Friday in Richmond
The teachers visiting tho Mckinley
and Harrison Buildings in Indianapo-
lis Friday, report day most pleasant
ly and probably spent. superintendent
T.. T. Oldaker and Prof. Thompson al.
so attended the first annual meeting
OF the Indiana Association OF Teach
ers OF English.
Mrs. Carl Reynolds and children OF
Fountain City. are visitors in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Durham.
Mrs George RObey returned today
(MondayD from Muncle. after few
days spent with her mother. Mrs. Mich.
OILS, who Is spending some time with
relatives in that city
c. r. Wright transacted business in
Shelbyville. Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin Harmed and Miss Mary
Bead spent Friday in Richmond with
the formers niece. Mrs. Charles Daub
The p. c. G. 4 st. l.. telegraph Of
flee at Germantown will be moved this
week from it's present location in the
the bridge
Several Of the Cambridge City boys
we're in Richmond Saturday afternoon
to witness the football games between
the Earlham Butler teams.
Mrs. Thomas Reynolds has returned
to her home In Mt. Carmel. Illinois. af'
ter visit with relatives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway, of
Knightstown, spent Sunday with
Frank Marson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Copeland enter
tanned at dinner. Friday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. George Babcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Harper and Mr.. and Mrs
F.. J. Harvey.
Fem Wonsettler returned today
monday to his home in Bryan, Ohio
having completed the baseball season
ed after few days spent in Indiana
polls.
Mr. and Mrs. George Butler spent
Saturday in Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Routh has returned at
ter a week spent at the Spiceland
sanitarium.
The Twentieth Century Girls have
received invitations to the wedding OF
Miss Ruth Scales. and the Rev. J. D.
Hammons. at Pine Bluff. Ark. the
twenty-third Of the month.
The Daughters of Pocahontas in
stalled three candidates at their meet
ing. Friday evening. A reception fol-
Mrs. Stella Bird. great pocahontas. and
her appointed chief. Mrs. katherine
Storch. was held. The evening was a
red letter one in the annals of the or
der. Among the visitors from dist
ance were Mrs Mamie Digs. of Nun
Gle. Great Prophecies, Mrs Elizabeth
Arbuckle. Of Kokomo. Great Wenonah
Mrs. Hesba Blough. of Anderson
Great Minnehaha. Mrs. Pearl Thorn
burg. OF Daleville. Great Keeper OF
Records. Mrs. Jessie Burdye Of Deca
tur. Great Keeper OF Wampum. O. c
Norris, Of Rushville. Great Prophet Of
Improved Order Of Red Men. Mrs. Lids
Roser. of Richmond. Past Great Poca
hontas. and Mrs. Albert Bromenburg
of Dalesville. and a number from
Richmond, Connersville and New Lis