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

hi CAMBRIDGE CITY, June 6.-Percy
Morrey of Lapel, was the guest of his
tlncle Israel Morrey Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin and Mrs
sGeorge Davis, of Richmond, were the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. White,
Thursday.
Joseph Ebert of this city, who has
been a student in Columbia University
received his degree in the Law De-
spartment fthat institution, yesterday.
Mrs. Sophia Buchanan and Mrs. Sa-
Srah Nivenson of Elwood are the guests
sof Mrs. Elizabeth Paul.
b Dick Smith of Liberty, transacted
Business in this city, Thursday.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Kirkwood of
college Corner, Ohio, spent Thursday
with the formers father, Jefferson
Ekirkwood and other relatives.
II Mrs. J. w. Judkins has gone to Della
9ware, Ohio, to attend the commence
ament of the Ohio State University, her
niece Miss Clara Houseworth being
Zone of the graduates
III Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trussler of Rich
Smond, have been visiting friends in
athis city and Dublin, and also attended
the Alumnia reception.
III Oliver Heger of Richmond was a
@SiDitor Thursday in the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Alvin HORNED.
= A meeting of the Loyal Women of
the Christian Bible school waas held
"wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Virginia Barnett The annual ell
Eection of officers was held at which
Mrs. Dan Evans was elected president
ito take the place made vacant by the
Resignation of Mrs. Jessie Cornell;
Mrs. Albert Kelsey, vice-president:
Mrs. Laura Boyd, secretary and Mrs.
John Sloniker treasurer. At the close
Mpf the business session, homemade
&ce-cream and cake were served by the
Fhostess.
Il Mrs. Jessie Cornell was entertained
"wednesday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parrish.
II Mrs. w. E. Sturgiss is visiting rela-
Nives in Hamilton and other points in
Ohio.
"a Miss Edith Bowman returned Thurs
day morning to her home in Richmond
ITO spend the summer.
II The funeral of George FraZec of
Dublin, who died Tuesday was held
this (Friday) afternoon at the Metho-
dist church of that place.
u Miss Florence Stevens, of Liberty, is
spending few days in Cambridge
Getty, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
morris.
3D. A. e. MCGUIRE of Anna, ILL.,, spent
"wednesday in this city.
A Mrc ic
week in indianapolis.
n Mrs. Stella IAgg of Centerville, call
ed on friends 'Sss.sis city Wednesday
aevening.
y Charles Eiklor employed as engi-
gneer at the electric light plant moved
This family to this city, Thursday and
Saare occupying the Henry Sharp prop
sserty on North Walnut street.
\ The Franchise League of Western
d Wayne, will meet Saturday afternoon
e at the home of Mrs. Joseph Person
(which a full attendance of the mem
! bers is desired. An interesting pro-
l@gram has been prepared. Mrs. Harry
D Manlove of Milton, who went as dele
gate to the State convention will give
a report Mrs. Virginia G. Meredith,
Mrs. j. W. Judkins and Mrs. r. A.
Hicks are on the program. The Misses
: Hazel Gipe and Ruth Palmer will rem
: DER piano solos.
Z Miss Elizabeth Ohmit, Miss Ida
Y Bertsch, of Germantown, and John Do
: ra attended dance given Wednesday
v evening at Jackson Park by Messrs.
3 Smith and Harvey, of Richmond. The
& young people report large crowd and
4 good time.
. In letter written from Seattle,
4 Wash, to c. T. Wright, Wild Forkner
!. states that both he and Mrs. Forkner
4 are enjoying life to the fullest in their
: adopted state.