The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, June w. D..
Crietz is In Louisville, KY, In attend
ance at the Millers' Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Cory will go
to New Castle tomorrow Saturday
to spend Sunday with relatives
Mrs. Willard Ulrich has returned
from Richmond, where on Thursday
afternoon she was a guest at a card
party given by her niece, Mrs. w. D.
Williams.
Charles Hunt and his mother, Mrs.
A. ]. Hunt, of Anderson will be the
guests Of Miss Virginia Barnett and
family, Sunday Mrs. Hunt will remain
for visit OF several days.
Miss Agnes Pusinelli will go to Old
enburg, the coming week to attend
commencement.
Elmer Wheelan is improving his
residence on Maple street, by the plac-
ing of hard wood floors.
M. w. Richards, OF the Purdue Hor-
ticultural Station was in Cambridge
City, Wednesday.
Mrs. Curtis OF Bentonyille. was a
Cambridge City visitor. Wednesday.
Walter Krone returns tonight after
a week spent in various cities of Ohio
in the interest Of the Judkins Casket
company.
Miss Mary Bertsch will entertain
Saturday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Shiloh VanMeter bride-elect
Omar Hurst attended the funeral Of
his brother-in-law Isaac Fox at Alex
andria, Thursday afternoon.
Whitley & Son, fruit growers, are
at present putting on the third sum-
mer spray. The apple trees in this
locality have shed their bloom, prob
ably due to lack of prollenization The
fruit now on the trees, however is
thought to be alright This year, how
ever, is regarded by authorities, as an
"off year" for fruit
T. H. Peet and H. Barnett were in
Hagerstown, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse KimbaIl will go
to Mooreland tomorrow Saturday to
spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Hodskins returned to
Richmond Thursday evening after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Jones.
DR.. Fisher of Centerville was in
Cambridge City. Wednesday.
Eugene, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest McGraw, narrowly escap-
ed very serious injury in a fall from
"a horse Mr.. McGraw had put the child
on the horse at the barn, and had just
turned away when the pony started,
throwing the child, striking his face.
"A physician was summoned but it was
found no bones We're broken, although
the child was badly bruised.
E. E. Simpson OF Connersville, was
in Cambridge City Wednesday.
Mrs. Karl Trussler Of Richmond.
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Jones, Thursday.
II Ernest McGraw and family will
spend Sunday with relatives in Con-
nersville.
Dominic Polliver has been quite sick
with symptoms of pneumonia at his
home on North Front street.
Miss Gaynell Hageman went to New
Madison Ohio, this morning, and with
a company of young people. from that
place, will attend a recital to be given
this evening at Greenville by Prof
Carl of New York.
The Memorial exercises of the Os-
age Tribe, of Red Men will be held
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at
Riverside Cemetery. Red Men from
other wigwams will participate in the
service. Lincoln Lesh, prominent at
torney of Muncie will deliver the ad-
dress and the Light Inspection Car Co.
Band of Hagerstown, will furnish the
music. The procession will form at the
Red Mems Hall promptly at half-past
one, going directly to the cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Hageman has returned
from Dayton, leaving her sister, Mrs.
Roy Howell, much improved. "
VI The Misses Pauline Clawson, Idola
Gehring. Hazel 'ohmit and Audrey
Whiteley enjoyed a picnic supper, at
the home Of Miss Whitley, Thursday
evening.