The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-08
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND

| CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, April s.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Zehring, of Con.
nersville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
P. H. Zehring, Friday.
! Mrs. Celeste Bond and Mrs. T. b
| Millikan, of New Castle, spent Friday
with the formers daughter, Mrs. Omar
Hurst, of Centorville.
! Mrs. Anthony Hover of Hagerstown
was the guest of Cambridge City
friends, Saturday.
Rev. F. F. kernauer filled his FIRST
appointment in the Christian church at
Jacksonburg, yesterday. Hereafter he
breaches at that point every two
weeks.
Mrs. Walter Smith of Louisville KY,
is spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hastings.
Miss Gertrude Routh was in Rich
mond, Friday
w. B. Dodds, of Marion, called on
friends in this city, Friday.
Alvin Bertsch made a business trip
to Connersville, Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Palmer, of German
town, went from Cambridge City to
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with Mrs. Nora Fitch.
Miss Shaw, of the FahnIey and Nc
Crae Millinery House, of Indianapolis,
will trim for Mrs. |. n. Falls the COM
ing season. Miss Eva Toms has also
taken a position in the same establish
ment
Mrs. Harry Kuster visited her sis
ter, Mrs. w. d. Williams, of Rich
mond, the latter part of the week
Charles Crabb, the sexton at River
side cemetery was quite seriously hurt
few days ago while at work in the
cemetery by limb which blew, down
striking him and breaking two ribs on
the left side. He also received internal
injuries
Mrs. Lewis Conroy is quite sick
with the grip.
r. A. Hicks and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hicks, of Dublin, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Smith,
of Richmond
Omar Hurst purchas ed at public
sale, Saturday afternoon, the residence
owned by the heirs of the late Mrs.
Mary Scott, consideration $500.
The funeral of William Renfro. who
died last Thursday evening, while at
the home of John Hollingsworth, was
held Sunday morning at the residence
of 0. X. Renfro, with whom he made
his home Mr.. Renfro was seventy
years of age. Five children, several of
whom, reside in Indianapolis, survive
him.
George Doney spent Friday in Rich
mond.
The Pig Roast Banquet given Thurs
day evening in the Methodist church
by the members of the Mems Bible
Glass, was one of the pleasant affairs
in church circles, this season. One hun
dred and fifty gentlemen assembled in
the auditorium at eight o'clock and
from thence to the strains of the Sun
day school orchestra descended TO the
dining room where the banquet was
spread One long table with a second
from the side, has been arranged for
the guests. Two roast pigs We're con-
veyed 10 the tables, the trays upon
which they were placed being espe-
cially attractive with water cress and
dainty nappery. Prof. J. W. Bowden,
teacher Of the class. welcomed the
guests. The meat was then taken to
the kitchen where, under the expert
hand of Charles Myers, it was made
ready for serving, which was done by
twenty members of the social union.
The menu consisted of three courses.
(. o. Paul acted as POSTMASTER, DR..
Stevenson of Richmond offering the
toast 'Tther of Space" Judge Palmer
of Wabash and E. d. Hawkins of Con
nersyille. wre among the speakers of
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eckert, of Indi-
annapolis were in Cambridge City, Sat
urday, en- route home from Corners
vile. where they assisted in u con
cert given by Prof, l.. NJ. Tillotson' 5
choir.
Miss Daisy Ayler spent Friday in In,
dianapolis.
Mrs. Ed. Murphy has returned to