The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-12-02
SALE OF POPERTY
At OAKLAND FARM
BRINGS IN $4,000
Many Persons Pay Good
Prices for Stock and Imple-
ments Sold at Auction by
C.. T. Wright.

CAMBRlDiE CITY, lnQ., Dec. q
The public sale Of horses. cattle, sheep
and farm implements. corn and hay,
held Monday on c. r. Wright's farm
known as the Oakland farm, south Of
town. was attended by large crowd.
Both stock and implements as we'll as
the corn and hay, commanded good
prices, as high, If not the best, of any
OF the sales in this locality thus far
this season, the sale aggregating be-
tween $4,000 and S3,5OO Col c. w.
Smith of this place. cried the sale.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Outland spent
Tuesday in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dickinson Of
Richmond, have been the guests of
Mrs. Laura Richey.
G. S. kitterman and r. A. Hicks
are in Indianapolis, in attendance at
the Second Annual Indiana State Tax
conference.
Mrs j. f. Brooks has returned after
q month spent in Swathmore. Pa, the
guest of her son, Prof Roberts Brooks
and family.
Harvey Bertsch Of Germantown,
who has been seriously ILL.,, is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Diffenderfer and
family returned Monday afternoon
from Cincinnati, in which city they
spent several days the guests Of Mrs.
Oiffenderfer's brother, c. B. Lowrey.
Max Kitterman, Robert Beard, Mer-
Till Allison and Robert Wright motor
ed to Richmond Monday evening and
saw the comedy, "a Pair of Sixes," at
the Gennett theatre.
A family dinner party was that at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Bertsch Sunday, the guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. George Middleton of
Columbus, o., Mrs. Fem Wonsettler
and daughter Of Bryan, o., Miss Hazel
Bertsch of Bloomington, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Bertsch and Messrs. Law
renee, Alvin, Harry and Robert
Bertsch.
Miss Bessie Brooks has returned
after visit with relatives in Tfppe'
canoe and Piqua. o.
The Helen Hunt club met Monday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. NJ. r
Krahl, with a number of guests in at
tendance. Mrs. r. A. Hicks gave a
thorough treatment Of the subject
"What Eugencs Really Means" also
stating that the term "Eugenics" is a
coined word.
Mrs J. w. Judkins gave a thorough
review of the book, damaged Goods
by Brieux, while Upton S1nclair's
"Sylvia" was discussed by Mrs
Charles Kniese, Mrs. John Shroyer
Mrs Mary Boden and Mrs. J. F.
Scudder Miss Eva Toms in the alb
sence Of Mrs Scudder, reading her
paper The next meeting will be that
Of December IA, with Mrs. Charles
Kniese, hostess.
Mrs. George Middleton returned
Monday evening to Columbus, o., after
few days spent with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bertsch.
Miss Emma Murray has gone tc
New York to spend a few days
Roy Pritchard has returned to In
dianapolis. his hand, which was hur'
some time ago, has healed sufficiently
to allow him to resume his work.
Mrs Edna Fay and daughter Ruth
have gone to KokomO to spend fort
night with the formers mother-n-law
Mrs. John Martin. On their return
they will visit relatives in Noblesville
Miss Hazel Bertsch has returned tt
bloomington. to resume her work, al
p student in the state university.
Marion Wood of Jacksonburg, l!
spending a few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood.
The entertainment, How Bets,
Kept Her Word" given under thu
auspices Of the Christian church, will
be repeated Friday evening, Dec. IL
the entertainment to be given in the
church.