The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-13
CAMBRIDGE CITY


o. G. Davis of Williamsburg, transact
ed business in this city Wednesday
and also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Paul
George Boden has gone to Vincennes
to visit relatives. He will also spend
some time in Olney, H., and will be
gone at least a month.
"Abe Martin" Program.
The Home Makers club observed
Club Daughters Day at the home of
Mrs. Howard Whitley, Wednesday af-
ternoon. The program of the afternoon
was in the nature of an Abe Martin en-
tertainment, the daughters of the mem
bers were attired in costumes to rep
resent the Abe Martin characters. A
musical program was also rendered,
after which lunch was served.
George Gobel, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gobel, was initiated into the
Sigma Rho, a debating frat of the
state university, a few evenings since.
DR.. Robert Mosbaugh, of Oxford, O.,
son of Editor and Mrs. F. G.. MOsbaugh
and Miss Nina Pentecost, of College
Corner, will be married Thursday.
June 26. After a few days spent in Wis
iting friends the young people will go
to their furnished home in Oxford.
Davis Gets Contract.
c. K. Davis of Connersville has
been awarded the contract for oiling
the streets of Cambridge City, at the
rate of 2R cents per square yard, 4
cent less than his bid. The council
hopes to have the work begun within
the next ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Doney will go to
Indianapolis next Wednesday to attend
the commencement of Mrs. Bakers
training school, from which their
daughter, Miss Helen, will that even
ing, be graduated, the commencement
exercises to be held in the Tabernacle
church.
r. r. Chapel of Fortville, has open
ed meat market in the Kiser Block.
Z Mrs. M. Fl. Gaar and daughter Eve.
Ign, have returned from Greencastle,
after attending the commencement at
DePauw University, the former s
brother, Everett Wright, was one OF
the graduates.
Lewis Kirkwood, of Kennard, was in
Cambridge City, Wednesday, negotiat-
ing for the Home Bakery.
Mrs. F. T. Luddington and Mrs. w.
II. Doney were guests Thursday at a
meeting of the Martha Washington
club at the home of Mrs. Harry Brad
way, south of Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. P. Diffenderfer
have returned after a few days spent
with relatives in Cincinnati.
Mrs. R. D. Steele and Vss. Rather
inc Drischel spent Thursday in Rich
lmond.
1 Ralph Luddington returned today
from Pennville, after a week spent
with Ross Coffin.
Mrs. George Armentrout was Wis
sitor in Richmond Thursday.
( Miss Marie Knox went to Chicago
yesterday to spend the summer with
her sisters.
Mrs. George Babcock was hostess
Thursday afternoon for a meeting of
the young married ladies card club,
honoring her sister, Mrs. Karl Boyd
of Chicago. Roses and other summer
bloom were used in adjoining the
rooms. There We're guests at four ia
bles of Five Hundred. A two course
lunch in the serving of which the host
ess was assisted by Mrs. Roy Cope
land, concluded a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. B. F. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Moore, and daughter, Dorothy, were
guests, Wednesday evening at the
marriage of Mrs. Griffin's nephew,
Paul Tingle and Miss Alice Krauser, at
the home of the bride in Connersville.
Mrs. Moore and daughter remained for
a short visit with other relatives.
Miss Bennett of Earlham College,
was the guest of Miss Carlyle Diffen,
derfer, Wednesday eevning.
Mrs. F. P. Trotter. of Richmond, was
a visitor Wednesday night in the home
of her brother, Prof. J. T. Reese and
family.
Mrs. j. H. Hazelrigg and daughters,
the Misses Flossie and Neva. are en-
joying motor trip, and their itinerary
will include Muncie. Anderson, Marion
and Indianapolis.
The members of the degree of Maud
Muller, and their families will picnick
Sunday, June ?, at Jackson park.
Charles Hebbler of Richmond is
spending a few days in Cambridge
City, the guest of George Ward, and
family.
Mrs. p. M. Jackson, formerly of this
city, enroute home from Richmond tC
Connersville, was the guest, Thursday
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Babcock,
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ening session of the district meeting
of the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety at Richmond, Wednesday even
Ing.
Miss Edith Bowman, was hostess
Thursday for the members of the CO
operative Dinner club at her home or
South Twelfth street, Richmond.
Miss Alma Garvin left today fol
Lafayette, where she will teach Domes