The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-23
Cambridge City, Ind.

Eugene Diffenderfer left Wednesday
to enter Lafayette training school. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Kirkwood spent
Saturday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. jeff Kirkwood.. "A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Worl Sunday
night. Caleb Lester attended the
seth Indiana regiment reunion at New
castle Thursday Caleb Lester and
Isaac Davis are the only surviving
members living in this vicinity. Isaac
of Illness. =. George Morton will open
a fish, oyster and celery market in
the vacant room in the Armetrout
block as soon as the room can be fit
ted for business. Mrs. John Nun
gavin of Richmond, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pu-
sinella.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence In
german were the guests at a six
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening, of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. U. Toppin. Prof.
BENJAMIN Brumfield and Mrs. Brum-
field have gone to Osgood, Ind, where
they will teach this year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hall of Richmond, have
sold their property in Richmond, and
will make their home here with Mr..
and Mrs. George Galloway Their
household effects will be brought here
and sold at auction. The Red Men
will give dance at the Red Mems
hall Friday night in honor of the boys
who recently enlisted in the navy, and
expect to be called any day. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Pusinella are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. L, c. Ritter of Bowl
ing Green, KY. Funeral services for
Mrs. Anna J. Hagan were held at the
Christian church Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Mccormick officiating. Burial in
Riverside cemetery Anna J. Hogan
was born in this state September so,
1854 She was united in marriage to
John U. Jeffries, August 8, 1878. To
of whom died. She was left a widow
March IA, 1896. She was united in
marriage to Richard Hogan, Novem-
Der IS, 1898. She was member of
the Christian church at Straughn. A
husband, one daughter, four sisters,
and two brothers are left to mourn
their loss. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pat
ton visited with Mrs. Liner at New
castle Thursday. Corporal Robert
Commons of the Canadian Highlander
forces spoke at the Opera house Sun
day night to large crowd. A col
lection was taken at the door. Corpo-
raj Commons served two years in
France. He gave most interesting
and instructive talk regarding his ex-
periences.. The degree of Pocahon-
tas held a green corn festival at the
Red Mems hall Wednesday night. A
good crowd attended. A musical pro-
gram, and the play, Cinderella was
given A special feature of the eve
ming was Robert Whellan and John
Bond dressed as colored comedians.
A comfort was given away for the ben
eft of the Red Cross. :. R. A. Hicks
attended the Bankers convention at
indianapolis Thursday. John Add
Ter is reported wounded and in the
hospital. He was formerly employed
in Cambridge with the Bertch COM
pany.. Thursday, September 10Th,
the 9th anniversary of the Degree of
Rebekah was celebrated. Wayne lodge,
and all sojourning Odd Fellows have
been asked to join. At $50 picnic
supper was served Musical and lit
erary programs was given. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Renton of Indianapolis,
who has spent the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles briggs, have gone
to Covington . The w. R. c. of Cam
bridge City will hold special services
in honor of Mason Hitt1e, who died at
the Great Lakes Training Station.