The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-26
CAMBRIDGE CTTY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CTTY, IND.
CAMBRIDGE. CITY. Ind. Feb. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway. Of
KnightstoWn. were the guests Of r.
w. Marson and family Friday.
Mrs. Jacob Myers has returned after
a visit with her daughter. MTs. Her
man verborg. Of Kokomo.
Mrs. H. B. Brsaool. and son. Lynn,
have returned to Richmond. aetsr .
few days spent win Nv. J. =. Coffin
and family.
Maxwell Fscmstsr. Of Wsbaah co.,
lsss, spent Sunday with his DNSsats.I
Attorney and Mrs. A. r. Nss0stsr. He
was accompanied by Hiram Turner,
a fellow studeAt.
Mrs. Ernest McGraw had a. her,
guests last Saturday. her mother s1d
sister. Mrs. Carpenter and Miss LII
liam, of Indianapolis.
G. A. Brown, OF Franklin, an axpSst
from the Agricultural department OF
Purdue university. was in the city the
latter part Of the week. scoring the
corn which had been entered In the
contest conducted by three business
firms, r. w. Marson, F. II. Ohmit and
Co., and the House OF Wheeler. F. w.
Marson. offered three prizes on the
best ten ears OF yellow corn. In this
class there were sixty-one exhibitors
Ira Langston. Of Dublin. received the
award Of 326 on best ten ears OF yell
low corn. scoring 71h; Earl Crawford.
OF Bentonville. the second prize. $1b.
scoring II, and Charles CcCann. OF
Germantown, so. scoring GIN.
F. II. Ohmit and Co.. offered three
prizes on the best ten ears OF white
corn. Charles Debolt received the first
award. $12. scoring 71.5; Nat Moore
the second. SO, scoring 81. and Il. A.
Daugherty. the third. IS scoring $50.
House OF Wheeler offered three
prizes on the best ten ears of mixed
corn. Charles Mccain, first award.
S12; Lindlay Baker. second, 50; and
John Lucas, third, IS. A contest will
be conducted by the same firms next
year. but on more elaborate scale.
Mrs. e. b. Loeb attended the funeral
or her uncle, MIR. Ball at Lewisville,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hunt entertain
ed at dinner q few evenings since, Mr.
and Mrs. George Babcock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Copeland, Miss Edith Bow.
man and Mr. Robert Hughes.
Mrs. Arthur Fletcher. Of Peoria, ILL.,.
10 the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dennis.
The Leap Year Dance" given Fri
day evening by the X. OF p. Entertain
mont committee, was one OF the pleas
ant social events Of the season. The
attendance was good and included not
only persons from this city. but from
Richmond, sHagerstown and Milton.
The music. by the Weisbrod Saxo-
phone orchestra. Of Richmond. is de-
serving OF mention. especially the rem
dition OF The Storm (Waltz) and the
Ghost Dance. In keeping with Leap
Year, the Man in the Moon was COM
PEELED to surrender his place to the
Woman in the Moon, which was
shown In the light above the piano.
The Friday Night club will meet
luuTOOUy evening ~ Iuc HOHc VI XII.
and Mrs. f. e. Oldaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ohmit enter
tained a company Of friends Thursday
evening. Rhum was played at four
tables. after which q choice lunch was
served.
Mrs. Stella Bird was in New Lisbon
Friday evening, where she iniated q
class of nine candidates into the Poca-
hontas Lodge.
The Pocahontas Lodge, of Cam
bridge City. will confer the Maud Null
Ter Degree upon a class Of forty can
dtdates next Wednesday evening. The
CLASH will include persons from Con-
nersville, Hagerstown and New Lis
bon.
Mrs. Nellie Hall and Mrs. Lizzie
Williams. Of Connersville, were the
guests Of Mrs. r. l.. Bird Saturday.
Misses Julia Boyd and Miss Helen
Filby were at home from indianapolis
over Sunday and attended the dance
Friday evening.