The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-16
DR|VERLESS HORSE
TAKES BABY RIDING
Dashes Up Road With Small
Child OF Floyd Gilbert
In Seat.
BABY IS UNENJURED
Lon Horned Overtakes Run
away After Chase of
Two Miles.
BABY IS UNINJURED

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Oct. 1G.-Mrs.
Floyd Gilbert, residing near Jackson
burg, was given a scare few days
ago, which she will not soon forget.
Mrs. Gilbert, with her baby, were pre-
pairing to drive from the house, when
she remembered that she had not
locked the house. She placed the
baby in the vehicle, leaving the horse
united and went to fasten the doors.
Hurrying back, she was Mortified to
find the horse, buggy and it's tiny Oc-
cupant We're nowhere to be seen. Civ
ing the alarm, neighbOrs soon took
UP the search. Lon HORNED started up
the road OH horseback and overlook
the horse, which had stopped after
ruaHiAg Two miles. The baby and
buggy were lminiured The child
smiled happily at Mr.. HORNED, uncon-
sciOus Of the danger.
Attends Convention.
Charles Wheeler has been in Indi-
annapolis this week attending the
scmi-annual meeting Of the Indiana
Retail Shoe Dealers association. Last
evening the association gave ban
Quet at the DennisOn hotel. Monday
evening the members were guests Of
tho ShO. Supply and Leather com
pan nf Indianapolis at a theatre party
at Keith's.
..4- liner Coffin of Pennvlle, who
is visiting her sister Mrs. w. H. Bren-
del o. RtchmcnA was in Cambridge
CITY Tuesday evening.
Mss Agnes PnsinolH is visiting her
sIst~r. AIRS J. F. Mungavin, in Rich
mond
Eoy Kinsinger, of Germantown. who
in Quincy, ILL.,, has been appointed
as sterographer in the Office of the
third assistant postmaster general at
Washington.
Mrs. Raymond Ferguson spent yes
terGay in indianapolis.
Miss Minnie MARBLE went to Indian
apoHs yesterday to attend the eleventh
annual convention of the Indiana
Nurses association.
Mrs Beulah McGrew has returned
to Chicago. after several weeks spent
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, C. Myers of Cincin-
natl were visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Vadie Patterson, daughter of
Miller Jones, a former resident of
this city, is spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson and other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strayer have
gone to Richmond and will reside on
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Adams and
Miss Blanche Hayes of LewisEiHe,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pike
the first Of the week.
Rev. Walter NJ. IIollopeter returned
last evening from oFrt Wayne, leav
ing his father William Hollopeter, in
a critical condition, with little hope
of improvement.
Israel Athey and Mrs Carrie Green
of Richmond, were guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Galloway the first of the
week.
Roy Copeland was at indianapolis
Wednesday.
Mrs Homer kimmcr and Mrs. Henry
Bladel spent yesterday in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Martin and
daughter Mabel. of Lewisville We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pike Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Manlove and
Mrs. Boden motored to Indianapolis
yesterday.
Mrs Maria Smith has removed from
her property on Third street to her
new home on Church street.
Here From Kansas.
George Ford of Kansas, a brother
or MIS-. cRafleS NdISON, WHOM SHE
had not seen for eighteen years, after
a visit in her home, has gone to Rich
mond to visit another sister, Mrs.
John Stair.
Mrs. !. F Scudder spent Wednes-
day in Indianan ois
- Mrs Sarah ingalls, OF Newcastle is
the guest of Mrs. John Fair, west of
town
Stanley Guyton, after a vacation Of
fifteen days, returned today to Piqua.
O., to resume his work as bridge fore
man on the P, c.. c. & st. L.