The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, March IL.
Harry McCrae, Of Chicago, IL the
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Paul and 9TH
er relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wagner and
daughter. Miss Margery, started Sun
day morning for their new homo in
Calgary. Mr.. and Mrs, Wagner will
carry with them the good wishes Of
their many friends in Cambridge City.
Lawrence Harmed, Of Montpelier. 10
spending . few days with relatives
In Cambridge City.
Miss Hazel Bertsch. of this city, at
present. . student in the State uni
versity. spent Sunday with Miss Helen
Doney In Indianapolis.
Mrs. Jesse Hall. Of Dublin. spent
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Wiley
Cook. IN
Miss Eva Toms was the guest of
Mrs. Fred Teas, Of Centerville, the
past week.
The Light Inspection Car company
band. conceded by musicians, to be
the best band in the state, will appear
in concerts at the Hurst opera house.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
the concerts beginning at quarter past
eight o'clock. M Mr.. Gean Moereman.
for five years saxaphone soloist with
Sousa's renowned band, and who has
for three years past directed the Max
we'll band. of New Castle. has been d.
rector Of this band for the past year.
and will person lily direct on the even
ings of the concert. Mr.. Moereman
was awarded a gold saxaphone a. the
first prize in an International saxa-
phone contest. Master Herman Tee
ter. the six-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Teeter, will direct one
number at each concert. Morris Hamil.
ton. Of Indianapolis. q cornet soloist.
fifteen years Of age, will play solo
at the concert on Wednesday evening.
He. with Lothair Teeter, will render
. cornet solo. Duets, Quartets and 9TH
or numbers will complete a program
which promises q rare treat to lovers
of good music.
Dan Chapman has purchased the c.
w. Wagner property on Church
street. Consideration $1,750. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman will move from their
present location In East Cambridge to
their new home. this week.
Charles Cook visited his cousin Ce-
Gil Hall. Of Dublin. over Sunday.
Trainmaster Kendall, on the p. c.,
c. & st. L.. Of Bradford. Ohio, was in
Cambridge City. Saturday to oversee
the shipments for the Lackey sale.
Mrs. I. N. Davis. who contracted
ptomaine poisoning while visiting in
Indianapolis. Is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Chapman spent
Monday in Indianapolis.
Among the ladies at the Second
Annual dinner of the Neighborly club
given Friday at the home Of Mrs. c.
b. Loeb. were Mrs. B. F. Drischel. Mrs.
Frank Parsons, of Richmond, and Mes
danes Mary Hindman. Laura Richie, #.
G. Mosbaugh, c. T. Wright, w. 8.
Hunt. r. l.. Scott. s. c. Hayes. John
jackson. Kate Higgs, John Caldwell.
John Marson, H. B. Miller, e. F.. Hahn,
J. E. Brooks. and the Misses Daisy
Ayler. Edith Bowman and Bessie
Brooks. This club was organised
year ago.
Born, a nine pound daughter, Julia
Louise. into the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Barnett, last Thursday.
The Woman's Relief Corps. Of Dub
lin. rendered one Of their number,
Mrs s. b. Huddleston. on the occasion
Of her sixty-seventh birthday. last
. very pleasant surprise. In
to the Corps. were Mrs. A. J.
Smith. of indianapolis: Mrs. Title Hat
field. Of Centerville: Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Huddleston and children. and Rev.
and Mrs. c. N. Hobbs. A bounteous
was served by the ladies and
the day happily spent. Mrs. Huddleston
was the recipient Of . number of nice
gifts, among which were . beautiful
dress from her children. a dozen sill
YER spoons. from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Of Richmond; a pretty
waist pattern from Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Of Montgomery. w. Va. 1t
was also the one hundredth anniver-
sary Of Mr.. Huddleston's father. Jesse
whose widow. now in her
year, resides in the home
and took an active interest in the
pleasures of the day.
Roy Copeland, travelling salesman
for the Lipincott Co. Of Cincinnati.
was taken very sick while In Kansas
City the past week. and was unable to