The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-31
ELECTION IN WARDS
ExC|TES INTEREST
Results in Cambridge City
BaIloting Expected to
Be Close.
FILL THREE OFFICES
Three Candidates Are Seek
ing the Office of Town
Marshal.
FILL THREE OFFICES

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, oct il
election of corporation officials, which
will occur next Tuesday. The follow
ing are the candidates for the various
offices: Councilmen, first ward, F. c.
Mosbaugh; second ward, Oscar Chase
and G. w. Smith, third ward, Joseph
w. Moore and John E. Gray. VIII
Austel and E. D. Filby are hold-over
trustees. Richard Ressler will sue
coed himself as treasurer, and Felix
w. Dirk, as clerk NJ. L. Young. Carl
Chapman and Patrick Sommers are
candidates for marshal.
A Penny supper will be served by
the Third section of the Social Union,
next Wednesday evening in the base
ment of the Methodist church. each
dish on the menu, selling at a penny
each
Mrs. Anthony Pusnelli and daugh-
e ter, Miss Agnes. spent Wednesday in
Richmond, the guests of Mrs. Patrick
Kinsel1a
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Worl will spend
Sunday with Mrs. WORKS sister, Mrs.
Minerva Hittle, south of Milton.
Will Give Program.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lee Fitzpatrick and
other singers from Richmond, will as
sist with the Fanny Crosby program to
be given Sunday at the Baptist church.
Mrs. C. c. Perry, Mrs Judge Hanna,
and Mrs. Adams, of indianapolis, have
been the guests of Warren Markle, and
his sister, Miss Gertrude.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Sewers will
spend Sunday at Straughns with her
brother, Will Clayton.
Mrs. Frank Martin Is spending few
days with ,Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers,
, OF Dublin.
Miss Loretta Brown and Mrs. Matte
Schuck, of New Trenton, are the
guests of Miss Browns sister, Mrs.
Glen Cooley Mrs. Schuck will return
home Monday, Miss Brown remaining
for visit Of several weeks.
Miss Agnes Pusinelli went to Indi-
annapolis today to spend a few days
with the Sisters of Providence, at the
Johns Academy. She will also attend
the Feast of All Saints" Saturday.
Visits In Fountain City.
Mrs. Albert Durham has returned
after a visit with relatives at Fountain
City.
Mrs. Rose Barrett, Of Knightstown,
Is spending several days in this city
the guest OF her brother Raymond
Ferguson and family.
The Whitewater Presbytery will
meet in the Presbyterian church of
this city, next Monday afternoon at
one o'clock. The special business of
the meeting will be the severance Of
the pastoral relations existing between
the Rev. T., c.. McNary and the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, of Rich
mond, and Rev. T. w Mcguire and the
Presbyterian church at Newcastle.
80 Years Old.
Mrs. James MCCurdy is dead at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Ellie
barger of Dublin. Her husband died
three years ago. The funeral was
held this afternoon in the Methodist
church, of which she was for many
years a member. Rev. Holman and
the Rev. Holman and Rev. Seelig had
charge of the service.
Halloween Party.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Tague, on North Front street, was the
scene of a merry Halloween social
Wednesday evening, given by the
Christian Endeavor of the Christian
church. Branches Of bright colored
leaves, fodder. pumpkins and candles
trimmed the room. Each young man
was required to purchase a necktie,
finding his partner to supper by
search for the young lady wearing an
apron. corresponding to the tie. Mrs.
Felix Johnson was awarded a dish of
ice cream for the best mask-that of
a bashful girl. Pie. ice cream, pop
corn crispit and coffee were served.
The sum of ten dollars was realized
from the entertainment.
Mrs Eli Brewer and Mrs. Harry
Turner will go to Muncie, Saturday,
November eighth, to attend the cele-
bration OF the fiftieth anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr. and Mrs. William
George.
Mrs. Dan Stonecipher. who has been
very sick, is improving.