The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-01
Notes From Cambridge

Mrs. w. P. Stair. Of Elkhart, and
her sister, Mrs. Kate BridgemAn,
motored from New Castle Sunday and
attended services at the Christian
church, and also called on friends.
Mrs. Stair will return for longer
visit. before going back to Elkhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dowdy, of
Toledo, O.. and her mother. Mrs. Anna
Williams, are spending q couple of
weeks with Mr.. Dowdy's parents at
Brookville.
making the trip in the interest of the
National Old Trails, enroute from Los
Angeles to New York, passed through
Cambridge City at six o'clock Monday
evening. The automobile was we'll
decorated with banners from various
| cities on the route.
Miss Winifred Wagar, daughter Of
! Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Wagar, of Lam
| caster, Pa, formerly Of this, city. was
| a member of the graduating class Of
the Normal school of Millersville, Pa,
the commencement occurring last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Kuster, who has been
suffering from a case Of poison con-
tracted by coming in contact with a
! poison vine, when passing the old
Keplar home in the east part Of town,
and which trouble was agitated by the
heat, is improving.
! The sRebekah Aid society will meet
| tomorrow afternoon at the l. O. o. F.
hall with Mrs Goldie Moore and Miss
Forrest Moore, at Mt. Auburn, host
! esses.
Mrs. John Hoerner, Of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Carl Boyd, OF Detroit, were
| <ho r,,oo<e <,f Mr. ouA Mrs. r. n Eilhu
and daughter, Miss Helen. at dinner
Monday evening.
George F. Galloway transacted bust
ness in Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Alice Mccartney went to In
dianapolis yesterday to spend few
days with Miss Grace Dasher.
Mrs. Charles Bilhiemer and children
have returned after two weeks spent
with relatives in Brown county.
S. l.. Rariden returned today to his
home in New York after few days
spent with his mother and sister, Mrs
Margaret Ayler and daughter, Miss
Daisy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rowland. o.
Plain City, and Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED
Wiseman and daughter, Cora, of In
dianapolis, were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. w. Judkins, at supper, Tues
udy cFculu6. Wl00 "lSOA0A 0SSVAA
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, wht
have gone to Marion, to visit friends
Mrs. l.. J. Flanders has returned tt
Indianapolis after some time spent II
the home of her mother, Mrs. N. J
Crossley.
Mrs. Harry Kuster and son, Harr.
Beale, will go to Richmond at tn
close of the week to spend few day
with Mr.. and Mrs. King r. Williams
) A number of the employees of tn
; American Casket company, will form
a fishing party, few miles north o.
: the Whitewater, within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett viii
, go to indianapolis, Saturday to visi
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {
T. Barrett.
Carl Boyd, of Detroit, will com
from Chicago Sunday to spend tn
Fourth with his family.
The July meeting of the Woman
Home Missionary society will be he1
Thursday afternoon at the home {
Mrs%C. T. Wright. '~t~-~-~ Il
: Born Sunday into the home of NJ
and Mrs. Walter Bertsch, a ten poun
daughter.
With the prevailing cool weathe
and the promise of program of Vi
usual merit, every indication is Il
q large attendance at the comm
+ Chautauqua.
It William p Thoms, was one Of
party of gentlemen from Connersvil