The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-06
S. B. HUDDLESTON,
AGED RESIDENT,
DIES AT, DUBLIN
Veteran of Civil War Was Of
Literary Turn - News Of
Western Wayne County.


widely known throughout Eastern, In
diana, is dead at his home in Dublin,
of which place he had been a life
long resident.
Mr.. Huddleston was born May Is,
1s43, but two blocks from where he
died He was a veteran Of the Civil
War, having served in the saith In.
diana Regiment Volunteer Infantry.
He was a member Of Sol Meredith
Post G. A. r., of which organization
he was at one time commander. He
was united in marriage with Sarah
Johnson of Bioominggrove, Ind, May
~, 1867. Both have for number OF
years been members OF the M. L.
church.
Mr. HuGdleston was of literary
turn of mind, and contributed some
what extensively to the local papers
and other periodicals. He at one time
published a volume of original poems.
lie was member of the Wayne Coun-
" Historical society. and had gather
ed much important data touching the
early settlement growth and develop
uCut Of the country. or his immed-
ate family who survive him are his
widow, his mother. now ninety-four
Years old, q resident of Indianapolis:
two daughters, Mrs. Lulu Smith and
Miss Fora Huddleston of indianapolis;
four sons, Rev. Leroy Huddleston of
Cniondale, Ind, Edgar j., Frank E.
and Ora OF Dublin.
The funeral will be held in the NJ.
L. church. Dublin Thursday afternoon,
Rev r. Stoner officiating Interment
at Dublin.
b. +. Miller has returned after
weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Clark. and family Of GAINESVILLE,
o.. Mrs. Fremont Freeman of In
dianapolis is spending several days
with her children. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wright. Miss Grace Kiess, teacher
Of art in the Manual Training High
school at indianapolis, was the guest
over Sunday of her mother, Mrs. Har
riet kieSs. -. Mrs. Abiram Boyd is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives IN indianapolis. Mrs. Mar
tina Hill OF Greenville, O., is here for
an extended visit with her brother, H.
B. Miller, and other relatives. Ralph
Ludington, son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Ludington, has enlisted in the Quar-
termaster's corps, and left for Fort
Thomas, Wednesday. -. The Friday
Might club met Tuesday evening of
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ault
Papers We're read by Superintendent
Hines ana Miss Eleanor Newman on
Colleges and Universities of Japan"
and Map Studies OF Japan" The aver
age attendance of the club is greater
than it has been in recent years.
Earl Crawford of the District Conscrip-
ton Board, Fort Wayne, was a Cam
bridge City visitor Monday. Miss
Mary Mathews Of Purdue University
COVE very interesting and practical
talk to large audience of ladies', at
the Christian church, Monday after
nCon, having come under the auspices
of the Helen Hunt club. Her subject
was THE Part Food Plays in Winning
the War" She discussed food conser-
vation, urged the economic use OF
food, dwelt upon food values, and
methods OF preparing as well as pur-
chasing food supplies. She distribut-
ed cards and other literature showing
The systematic grouping of food as it
relates to the proper maintenance of
health -. Miss Nellie Koch of Muncie
is seriously Ill ut the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. Homer Manlove. Miss
cara little Of Aurora, Ind, is the
guest this week of Miss Matte Dirk
..,.P. n, Zehrung is spending several
days with his grandson, John Bailey,
AT Marion. The latter has been desig-
mated government inspector of shoes
and is nov awaiting orders to go to
france. Rev. Z. G. Jones has return
ed from Spiceland. where he was in
attendance at the Ministerial meeting
Tor this district. The Mooreland bas-
ketball team will play the Cambridge
CRY team at this place. December I.
,...A large number from this place
experienced bitter disappointment
thursday evening. Alma Gluck, under
the auspices of the Peoples Concert
and Music club of Richmond, was I'M
able to appear at the Coliseum in that
city on account of illness Many others
having purchased tickets abandoned
the idea OF going as a result of the cpl
demfc Of smallpox in that city.
\ pageant with the setting Of 1850 was
given in the Friends church in Dublin
~ the close of the week. under the
nusDices OF the Friends Missionary
society. Among the leading features
Of the occasion we're primitive mar.
rage ceremony. the trial Of a man for
marrying cut OF meeting" Of another
for the use of spurious liquors to ey.
cess. of woman for abandoning plain
dress and plain address, and sermon
on the slavery question delivered in
the old time sing-song tone. The audi
once showed its appreciation by
'reerwill offering amounting to twelve
dollars. Meetings are being held
each afternoon and evening this week
hv the Red Cross auxiliary at this
rlace for the purpose Of completing
the allotment of 1000 gauze compress.
ses for the soldiers. . Miss Helen
honey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n. noney. has accepted a position as
assistant clerk in the Cambridge CITY
post office. b.. Friends here have re-
ceived the announcement Of the mar
riage of Forest Mceke of Dublin and
Miss Dorothy Bumps of Detroit. Mich.
Mr.. Mckee is End lieutenant of infan-
try, and is stationed at Camp Custer,
Battle Creek