Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 187, 20 July 1915 — Page 9
TIlE 1001051) PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAU. TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1915
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URGE PAVEMENT OH MAIN STREET OF JHOIHDGE Property Owners Consider Practicability of Improving Main Thoroughfare of City
in Western Wayne County.
Wizard to Shape U. S. Defenses
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SUES MASONIC LODGE. IX J iUUlta V iO I
CHUIICH GIVES FETE
Many Residents Leave Town to Spend Vacations Visit
ing and at Northern Sum mer Resorts. ,
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, July 20-
Th practicability ot pavihg Main
street through the business portion of
the town Is being considered by rest-
, dents along that thoroughfare, and It Is believed that a majority are in favor pf the project, 'j. Whatever opposition there is comes chiefly from
non-resident ' property holders.
John Joyce of Dayton, O., whose
boyhood was spent In this neighbor-
, hood, and who has in past years
1 traveled extensively through the
European countries, was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John warren Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Wright and son Robert, ; who mad an automobile trip through ' southern Indiana, and to Louisville, Ky, visiting relatives and friends, returned to their home In this city on
Monday.' " " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kabel and daugh
ter of Trenton, Ind., and Percy Stump and family of Parmland, were visit
ors In the home of. Prof, and Mrs. H M. Kabel, Sunday. v Vlaita Relatives. ,
Lawrence Harned of Montpelier, a former resident of Cambridge City, has been spending a few days with
relatives here. -'ny-.
The residences . of Don Wright and Foster Scudder on Mulberry street,
are approaching completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy
Harry Zehrung and . family were Sunday visitors at the' home of bis
parents Mr. and Mrs. P, Zehrung, on West Front street. William Jay of West Milton, 0.( wjll spend the remainder of the month in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Santford WllsOn Of this place. Give Lawn Fete. A lawn fete will be given by the ladles Of the St. Elizabeth church on the parsonage grounds, on the evening of August 12.
A party consisting of the Misses
Blanche Bird. Edna Byers.i Mabel Old
ham, Charlotte Newman, Catherine Doney. and perhaps Mary Dillin, will leave for Rome City, Island, park, on Saturday for an outlnc of two weeks. TheBtorm which passed over this place on Sunday evening about 6:30 o'clock va one of - great force and unusual electrical , display. Aside from the damage done the oats crop, no serious results have been reported. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Given of Indianapolis, and Joseph Storch and family of New Castle, have, returned to their respective homes, after a few days spent with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storch. , The Misses Elizabeth and Grace Morrow have returned to Muncie after two weeks spent with their . uncle. Father Gorman of this city. J ; Miss Flossie Hazelrigg was a visitor to Indianapolis on Monday. - - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Connersville visited friends in Cambridge City on Saturday.
$1,741 IN TREASURY OF REID HOSPITAL
The monthly report of the ' Reid l
Memorial hospital submitted ' to council last night 6howed a balance on hand of $1,741.76. The balance on band at the beginning of June was $727.16. Receipts during the month raised this sum to $3,776.60. Expenditures were f 2,034.84. There were thirty-four patients in the institution the first of the month, sixty-nine were admitted and there were thirty-eight remaining at the end of the month. Forty-seven operations, both major and minor, were performed.
ESCAPE3 FROM ASYLUM.
CONNERSVILLE, Ind.. July 20. Joseph Van Syckle, who for two years has been in the Madison insane asylum, made his escape and was found by Sheriff Hendrickson wandering about his old hOme in the edge ot Fayette county, call for his mother. The family moved away from the old home about a year ag6.
BOSTON IND.
Mrs. Carl Snyder ot Richmond visited Mrs. Howard Johnson, last week. Mrs. Knox of Louisville, Ky . visited her son. K. H. Knox and family. - Misses Mary Adelaide and Maurine Knox are visiting in Peru, v Mrs. Evan Phenis returned from Summit Saturday. ', . r " A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Frank Muir Thursday afternoon in honor of her birthday anniversary.
Games were played and 'a luncheon
was served. Those present were Mesdames Stanley Brattain, William Dils,
John Peterson. P. L. Beard, K. H.
Knox. William Overholser, 8. D. Druley. O. M. Whitmir, J. C. Pyle. Frank
Rife. D. KitcheU, A. B. Parks. Jesse Druley. George Hart, Jennie Toney.
Misses Linnie Toney, Esther and Anna Marjorie Rife. Mary Beard and Louise'
Whitmir.
Mrs. Clarence Parks spent Thuw
day with Mrs. Earl Scheffer. -
Mr. and Mrs. Pyle of Mt. Carmel. Ind.. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pyle
Sunday.
Misses Glenna 'and Genevieve Kamp
spent the week end with Misa Leah Parks.. -.' "' rlRev. Porter preached at th Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Bert-'Crim of Tern : spent' Sunday with. a. H. Piper and family. . Mrs. Mark Bosworth ot Summit, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ketro. - ;
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For alt Foot Troubles
FINISH ROQUE GAME
f NEW PARIS, July 20. On account
of the storm Friday evening the Pence JOhns toque game was not completed, PmcfdjnaflftMA Boints. against Johns six, when the storm interrupted. The- game will be finished Tuesday evening, or a new one started, as is
decided-It 'Tb likely Tuesday's game will decide the holder of the King medal, which Pence hold at present by virtue Of defeating two other chal
lengers. Present standing of the series is Pence, three game; John, two games; one draw, one unfinished.
PERU, Ind., July 20. E. E. Crowder of Bunker Hill, has sued the Masonic lodge of that place for $13.33, twothirds of the $20 paid to the lodge for thceeadegrees of , Maeparyttar -Jtfco first degree Crowder decided to go no further. The treasurer refused to refun his. money. - . ,
A glass stirring rod ' for mixing drinks at the soda counters and similar establishments has an electric, light in the end, which illuminates' the glass. "
FORT WAYNE, Ind., July 20. Clove-eating drinkers. who pose as total abstainers, will receive a jolt if an ordinance to be introduced by Councilman Mills passes the city . council.
feThe -ordinance aims to abolish all
stalls, booths, screens and curtains in saloonB so that every part of ;the thirst parlor shall be visible from, the streets at all hours. Mills is a dry advocate, and although a Democrat was elected on a non-partisan ticket. The introduction, of the .ordinance was ex: pected to putall councilmen on record as to just how strongly they favor the
Tortured by Stomach ' He Finds Remedy Frankfort Man Finds ' Relief After Taking First Dose of Treatment
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TONIGHT 2 Reels with Adele Lane "THE OPENING NIGHT" A Story of the Footlights. One Reel with King Bagot 'HIS NEW AUTOMOBILE."
A RCA d ie PHQTO-PLAYS ' Vitagraph Special Feature "THE SILENT W" Plenty of Mixups and Misunderstandings. The Silent "W" is the cause of it all.
MURRETTE 2 Reel Reliance Drama - -THE MEADLI NESS" ' -Falstaff Comedy "MME. BLANCHE, BEAUTY v DOCTOR."
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