The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-28

The
Mrs. Lee Flora, of Richmond visited
Sunday with relatives at West Car
rollton. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Craig
and little son James arrived Sunday
evening for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shumate
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. - Mrs.
Lyons of Fort Wayne visited Mr. and
Mrs George Morton Sunday. Louis
Beale is quite i'll :. Mrs. Della Will
liams of New Castle visited her par
/ ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pitman, Sun
day and daughter, Mrs. Johnson. -.
There is little improvement in the
condition of Tom Dairy who has been
| seriously i'll. -. Miss Vella Golay Wis
tied in Connersville Sunday. . Henry
! Huddleston, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Huddleston of Mt. Auburn is
| i'll. Miss Ruth Myers will soon go
| to Logansport to visit relatives, and
VIII also enjoy an outing at Culver,
| Ind. Miss Emma Lynch is ILL.,.
The Woman's Union of the Baptist
| church will meet with Mrs. Charles
Huddleston at Mt. Auburn, Wednes-
! day afternoon. :. Kenneth Huddleston
| y.
There will be services at the Bap-
! list church next Thursday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler of Indiana
polls have been visiting their parents,
| Mrs. Isaac Davis Of this place and
| Mrs. kepler of Pershing. Mrs. Ed
win Galloway and son are visiting in
Cincinnati. Dan Evans is delegate
for the Moose Lodge at Toledo Moose
| convention this week. Mrs. Andrew
Renton, formerly Miss Carrie DERRICK,
a former Cambridge resident, died at
her hoe at iImndianapolis Sunday, aft
er long illness. The body is to be
brought to Cambridge for burial.
Charles Young of Richmond was home
over Sunday. =. Mrs. Diffenderfer and
Mrs. hCarles briggs went to Indiana
polls Monday. :. Miss Grace Butler
dick, bookkeeper for the Mal-Gra Co.,
IS spending part of her vacation in
New York city.
| GREEN'S FORK, Ind.-Miss Gladys
Meyers of Muncie Normal, spent from
Friday evening until Sunday evening
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lennle
Meyers. . Calvin Boyd is a little i'm
proved at this writing. . Joseph Nor
gan and two children, Margery and
Abner, left Sunday evening for va
cation in northern Indiana . Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Davis and two children
Josephine and Porter spent Sunday
with Mrs. Emma Davis -. Several
from here attended Children's Day ex
ercises at Williamsburg Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Boyd OF
Newcastle. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Florence Boyd and son Horace.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.-The Cam.
bridge City chautauqua will last five
days, from July IA to IS, inclusive.
Miss Alice McCaffrey is home from
New York City. Mrs. Dan Evans
is ILL.,. . Mrs. c. E. Canaday of New
castle, visited her parants, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Ault, and sister, Miss Hattie
: Thursday. Mrs. Charles Renton, OF
Indianapolis, formerly Miss Carrie
DERRICK, of this city, who has been ILL,
still remains in a critical condition. O..
Mrs. Mary Goodwin is i'll. Mr.
and Mrs. George Morris have moved
, into the property vacated by DR.. Kopp
go. Mrs. Richard Jones is ILL. Mrs
George Butler of Indianapolis, for
mer resident here, is improving from
her recent illness. Dean House and
A B. Carpenter are attending the
. | annual meeting of the State Drug
gists' association, at Winona park.
= Miss Hazel Stiefe1 is home from
Kokomo. The Cooney reunion was
held on the school house lawn at Dub
, lin, Sunday, June 49,. Forty six
were in attendance form far and near
w. H. Coney, president, gave a short
. talk, in regard to ancestral relations
w. H. Cooney was elected president
! and Carl Cooney secretary and treas
urer An elaborate dinner was enjoy
/ ed by all present. Annually, hereafter
? the reunion will be held the first Sun
? day in August. The Loyal WOman's
class of the Christian church held
their business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. John Parrish Friday night. Elec
ton of officers as follows: Mrs. Clara
, Cornthwaithe. president; Mrs. George
, Babcock, vice president; Mrs. DaI
Chapman, secretary; Mrs. Edan Hang
! ley, assistant secretary; Mrs. Matte
Y Kerhn, treasurer; Mrs. Jessie Cor
nell, teacher. Refreshments wer,
! served. . The Baptist Woman's Tn
2 ion held a market in Lees meat mar
] ket room Saturday. They hold thest
= markets the last Saturday in ever.
: month.
:. LYNN, Ind.-Ora Study has tradet
< his farm, north of town to Howard
g Maxwell, who resides east of town
/ The chautauqua this year will be he'll,
: July p to &c. The big tent will b.
= put up in the school yard as before,
hAiOp rba hest site available Ny
and Mrs. o. H Frazier attended churcI
services at Martindale, Sunday ever
@ ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack HelmicI
:, and daughter, who have been in tn
= south, were the weekend guests O
y relatives here. ."Bucky Peat" SUI
- fered a stroke of paralysis Saturda
~ evening at the home of his son O.
y North Main street. He is nearly Z
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