The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-12
LODGE ENGAGES
CLUB QUARTERS
IN new BLOCK
Jackson Township Sends 1913
Persons to Sunday School
on First Annual Associa-
ton Day.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Nov. 12.-
The trustees of the Moose lodge have
leased the second story Of the Ray
mond block, and are remodeling It for
a lodge room and club room
Attendance Increases.
The total attendance at the Sunday
schools OF jackson township on last
Sunday, County Association day, was
1873. The number attending in this
city was 373.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement OF the marriage Of
Miss Irene Murphy and Frank Kramer
of Peru. for November II. has been
received by the formers numerous
friends at this place. Miss Murphy is
the niece of Frank and Emil Ebert,
and has q large circle Of friends and
acquaintances in Cambridge City.
Chic Jackson Talks.
Chic Jackson, the Roger Bean" ar
list will deliver a lecture at the NJ. e.
church, the first week in December.
He will be assisted by his wife who
10 a talented reader.
Home Makers Meet.
The Home Makers club met at the
home Of Mrs. Howard Whitley We'd
nesday Afternoon. A very able and in
teresting paper, prepared by Mrs.
Oliver Stewart of Dublin, was read by
Mrs. Virginia G. Meredith, the sub
lect Of which was "vona Gales Philos-
sphy Of Life" Miss Johnson OF Dub
Nm. gave one of her characteristic
readings. :. Fred Wright and Eugene
Oiffenderfer are spending several days
1t Greencastle, the guests Of Max Kit
terman, who is a student at DePauw.
Superintendent L. e. Thompson
Of the Milton schools. will address the
Baptist Sunday school at this place
next Sunday morning on the subject
Of Temperance" Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Routh, who have been here dur.
ing the last two weeks on account OF
the sickness and death of the formers
father. c. w. Routh, left for Chicago
Tuesday to visit friends. They 60
thence to their home at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Huddleston,
who have for several years resided
north Of town, have sold their farm,
and gone to Chicago. which city they
expect to make their permanent home
....Dr. Kopp has returned after q
week spent with his parents at Cory.
don, Ind. il. I. . Miss Florence Webb, city
librarian, is attending the State Ii.
brary association at Gary She goes
thence to visit friends at Angola. In
her absence, Mrs. Edward Tweedy is
In charge of the library. Mrs. Moses
Myers had for her guests Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. Aaron Worth of Fount.
ain City. Mrs. Otto Bayer and Mrs.
Adam Bortsfield spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Salisbury at the Reid hos
pital, Richmond. Miss Mary Lemon
has returned to her home after an ex-
tended visit with friends at Indianap-
oils. A number of persons from this
place attended the Purdue Short
Course at Bentonville, Thursday and
Friday. Rev. r. c. Jones attended
the Sunday school convention at Dun.
kirk on Thursday, and in the evening
delivered a lecture at Lynn. The
Misses Overlook of this place are con.
Quoting a class in pottery at the resi-
dence of Mrs. r. w. Phillips, Rich
mond.. Howard Whitley has been
spending the week at Indianapolis, at
tending the apple show, where he has
several varieties of apples on exhibit
ion.. >. Miss Mabel Oldham entertain.
ed a number OF her friends at her
home on Wednesday, evening Cards
were played at two tables. Her guests
! were the Misses Mary Dillon, Blanche
Bird, Esta Young, Edna Myers. BERTHE
Lafever and Mabel and Esther
Staughn. Dainty refreshments were
served. Karl Swiggett of San Juan
Porto Rico. who was reared to man
hood at this place, Is spending the
week with relatives and friends here.