The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-22
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Aug. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Krahl and son,
Maurice, left today for Kansas, for a
fortnight's visit with Mrs. krahl's
aunt
Mrs. Clarence Joslin has returned to
Cleveland, after a visit with e. G..
Wheelan and family of this city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Lindsay of Milton.
The funeral of the Rev. William
Sands was held today, at half past one
o'clock, in Eaton, Ohio. The remains
were brought to Dublin for interment,
the X. of P. lodge of this city, conduct
ing their services at the grave.
Miss Mary Tompkins of Sidney, o.,
is spending the week as the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Mary Dillon.
Mrs. Hannah Hammil has returned
after a visit with relatives in Con-
nersville.
The Baptist Sunday school was well
represented at their picnic held yes
terday at Glen Miller.
Henry Binkley of Upton and Mrs.
Mary Hagerman of Dublin, were guests
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. John
Beard.
From all reports Beale Williams is
improving as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
The surviving members of the 10Th
Indiana Battery, Company D, of the
101st regiment, who were mustered
into the service of the Union army in
this city, August 20, 1862, celebrated
the Fiftieth anniversary of their mus
ter Tuesday, at the home of Comrade
Newt Conklin, residing east of this
city. Mess was served at noon to the
comrades, and their families, but I'M
like that of half a century ago, 1t
was bounteous and not rationed. In
the afternoon Comrade T. H. Burton
of Noblesville, delivered an eloquent
address, calling wildly to mind those
scenes and experiences which consti-
tuted the life of the Union soldier.
r. NJ Woods, of Knightstown, son of
Comrade H. C. Woods, was present,
and took the picture of the group of
old comrades. The men participating
in this event, SO unusual, were Captain
L. L. Fortner, Noblesville, J. Newt
Conklin, and Ulysses, Cambridge City,
Lambert Macy, New Castle; Sam B.
Laughlin, Milroy; A. w. Leftwich, In
dianapolis; Elijah McMahin, Rich
mond; Ennis Kitterman, Centerville;
Henry c. Woods, Knightstown; Henry
c. Rames, Helmsburg; David Ogle,
Upton; w. H. Rheinhammer, Win
chester; Thomas J. Burton, Mobiles
vile, and last, but not least among
them, James p Elder, of Lection, Mo-,
who came especially for this reunion
of "The Boys in Blue" The reunion,
next year, will be held at the 18th
Indiana battery monument, Lafayette
Road, Chickamauga Park, Chattanooga,
Tennessee, October 1913.
The Misses Helen and Lucille Hans
com of Winchester, have been the
guests of e. G. Wheelan and family,
going from this city to Connersvil1e
to visit their grandmother, Mrs. Reese
Petro.
Mrs Winfield Zehring of Meadville,
Pa, after a visit with P. H. Zehring
and family, has gone to Indianapolis
to visit friends before returning east.
Miss Grace Seeley of Columbus, O.,
is spending few days in this city,
the guest of Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer.
Helen Drischel, the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Drischel, is quite
sick with malarial fever.
The fire department was called to
the City restaurant at an early hour
yesterday morning. A fire had origin
ated by the combustion caused by a
coffee percolator. Abiram Boyd, who
was starting hunting, and George
Brumfield, by prompt action extin-
guished the flames before they had
gained Roadway, or the company could
arrive.