The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-18
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND

| CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, uly 49,
Fremont Freeman and daughter, Miss
Margery returned today after a visit
with relatives at Red Key
Mrs. Walter Krone and son. Robert
spent the day "wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sewers, of German
town.
Richard Clark, of Chicago, son of
James Clark, of this city, and who has
been employed in drug house. of
| Chicago, left that city yesterday for
| ew York, where he has an advanced
position with Drug company in that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left Monday
for the East. They will visit in Wash
ington and Norfolk before going to
| New York
Mrs. Howard Elliott and son, re-
| turned to their home in New Castle,
| Tuesday after visit of three weeks
with. the formers father, Enoch High
tiey and other relatives.
Miss Bertha Gehring has gone to
Hagerstown, to spend a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Emma Foyst.
Mrs. Ernest Reed and son, of Con-
nersville, were in Cambridge City
Tuesday on their way to Dublin to WIS.,
it her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Trussler.
The Second Quarterly conference of
the current year, was held Monday
evening in the Methodist church. The
session was well attended. Reports of
the past quarter, touching all depart
ments of the church, were read, show
ing the church to be in good working
condition. John e. Gray was appoint
ed collector for subscriptions to be
applied on the building fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benjamin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Benjamin, of
Indianapolis, are tht guests of Henry
Bortsfield and other relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Ohmit was in Rich
mond, the first of the week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Collough and
son.
Miss Emma Coggeshall, of Fountain
City, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
e. Frazer, Monday on her way home
from Muncie.
Mrs, B. F. Griffin and guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Reid and Mrs Hannah
Hammil, of Indianapolis, will go to
+ Connersville, today to spend a few
days before Mr.. and Mrs. Reid return
home
The National Drill company of this
city, will within a few days forward A.
Duck and Co., of HASA, Palestine, two
of their plain cotton planters, and
two large grain drills. While this COM
pany frequently makes consignments
to foreign lands, this is their first con-
signment to the Holy Land.
Bartola Renda, an Italian laborer on
the P, c., c. G. ST. L. west of this
city, was seriously hurt Monday even
ing. An ordinary shovel had been left
lying across the track and the fast
mail train going east, struck the SHOW
ell, hurting it with great violence, to
the side of the track, striking Renda
on the forehead, fracturing his skull
The man was taken to the Reid Mem
orial hospital at Richmond.
Miss Gaynelle Hageman will go to
Ada, Ohio, today to spend several days
| with Mrs. G. F. Nogle.
NJ. H. Gaar. director of the choir at
luS McluOuiSI Church., is preparing
for special music at both morning and
evening services the coming Sunday
In the absence of the organist, Miss
We're Theleps, of ConnersvilIe, an &C
complished organist, will preside at
the organ, both morning and evening
Miss Theleps will be remembered as
the young lady whose playing so
pleased at the first concert given the
past winter, by the choir.
Hon and Mrs. Job Freeman, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Gloot,
enroute from Linton to Portsmouth,
Ohio. stopped in this city the first of
the week to see Rev. and Mrs. J. E.
Coffin. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman have
just presented the city of Linton with
their palatial home, valued at $40. 900.
which is to be converted into a City
Hospital.