The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-01
Dinner PARTIES
FORM DIVERSION
AT CAMBRIDGE
Residents Entertain Many
Out-0f-TOWn Guests at
New Years Meal - DR..
Ehle Takes Office.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Jan. DIR.
And Mrs. J. q. Wright spent Thurs
day With friends in Indianapolis.
Mn. d. O. Hollowell and nephew
Robert Nihott went to Piqua, O., yes
terday to remain until Sunday with
the formers brother, T. w. Highley
m. yFank Myers and children will
Isessn nom springport Saturday, after
. writ With the formers parents, Mr.
I'D Mr.. David Ocker
~. and Mr.. Carl Trussler and Mrs
Emma HDdsk1n of Richmond. were
Guo0ts e Mrs. Jennie Jones at dinner
Nsw xaasu day.
0s1srns from Hospital.
H. Nh shaller. after four weeks
spspt fn ~ st. vincent's hospital at
h1lA1Aoo&A was able 70 return to the
hSamo Q 1ee mother, Mr.. Lola Con.
vsrso q 0uDlin. Wednesday.
M. 81 Mn Carl Boyd entertain
Cd e llnAsr New Years day, having
a. their 0ueSts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Storch, N. and Mrs. George Robey
and M. and Mrs. George Babcock
Complimentary to Mrs. Roy Pelton
Of ArmAAA, Mich. Mrs. May Boden en-.
tsrtainsd Wednesday afternoon at
her home ON Front street. having a.
her guests, the members of the Good
Time Circle. q former club and a few
friendA Tho time was most pleasant
ly speat with needlework, while music
gave additional pleasure. In the serv
ing Of q delicious lunch. Mrs. Boden
was assisted by Mrs. Charles Wheeler.
Daughter Breaks Down.
Mrs. l. J. Flanders went to Cincin-
natl yesterday afternoon in response
to a telegram telling of the illness of
her daughter Miss Leona Halderman,
who u suffering from a nervous col
lapss Miss Halderman Is a designer
IN the Gephardt Jewelry house Of that
city.
Howard Elliott OF New Castle. join
cd Mrs. Elliot, in the home Of her
father Enoch Highley, Thursday to
spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cooley ana son
Glen, will return this evening or to-
morrow after a week spent with rela-
'iyes in Cedar Grove, o.
George Peet, Sr. Of indianapolis,
formerly Of this place, Is improving
u
paralysis
Joseph HolloweM has returned from
Gand Rapids, O.. after a week spent
With a cousin. Mr.. Booram.
Mrs. Louise Thurston and her guests
Hiss Carrie Dent and Master Robert
hurston Of st. Paul, went to Mum
departing for their homo in St. Paul
iunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. wheelan, Miss
7ranka Cammack of Richmond, Mr.
Ernest and Miss Wheelan were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs E. X Wheelan
at dinner today.
Condition Grows Serious.
Mrs. N. J. Crossley, who suffered a
hard fall on Christmas day, is in a
serious condition at her home in the
east part OF town.
The Lackey sales buildings have
been leased by w. J. Calvin Of James
town, O., who will conduct horse sales
the second week in March, under the
Same Of the Lackey Sales company
Prof Edmund Newman Of Summit
vile. is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Newman
Mr.. and Mrs. George Galloway en-
tertained at dinner New Years day,
having as their guests Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Will
iams, Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz
and son Walter Of Richmond, and
Miss Ella Mccoy Of Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wood arrived
home Thursday. after several months
spent with relatives in England.
Miss Irene Guerling has returned to
Yul III. -. vv,lk
Mary Shirley.
OIdaksr's Father Dies.
Prof. and. Mrs. E. e. Oldaker and
son Marion, we're called to Henryville,
yesterday morning by the death Of
Mrs. Oldaker's father, Joseph VIII.
liams
Miss Maxine Kendall Is spending
several days In Hopewell with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs William
Kendall
Mrs. Raymond Lowrey visited her
sister. Mrs. Loring Sebring in Dub
lin yesterday.
Prof. and Mrs w. J. Bowden and
daughter Miss Esther, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Frazer Of New
Castle. New Years day
Christopher Bortsfield is critically
i'll at the home OF his son Adam, on
Walnut street.
DR.. A. h. Ehle Of Germantown, Ell.
tered upon the duties Of township
trustee today, and has set apart Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, and dur
Ing the school term. Saturday morn
Ing as office days. which Will be spent
In Cambridge City.
The plans Of NJ. e. Mason, who has
most efficiently filled the Office the
past six years are as yet indefinite.