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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
2
Readers offered a wide array of striped and plaid wool suiting and serge fabrics at about half price. Plain and fancy mohairs and veils, Panama hats, and imported suitings priced at 8c to 43c, plus silk and wash shirt waists discounted to as low as 0.89. Values advertised to attract shoppers to the department.
The writer laments Congress has done little for common people since December while Indiana secures a liberal share of public building appropriations and digs its arm into the pork barrel. The note is stamped with Cambridge City Indiana postmark June 4, 1908.
Relatives report several deaths and family visits across New Castle Rushville Dublin and Connersville area. Mrs Martha Waddell dies of heart failure southwest of Dublin. Funeral for Mrs Port Bills held at M E church with distant attendees Walter Shields and James Davit among others. Odd Fellows Lewisville to hold memorials next Sunday. Willard Rummel leads soldiers and sailors orphans home band.
Frank Brumfield returns home from Franklin. E A Kubas attends decoration in Dayton. Carl Mueller visits Brookville for Sunday. Theo Cristie makes home improvements. Born to Byron and [unreadable] Whiteley a daughter. Dr Roarkin attends AMA meeting in Chicago. Clayton Warren of Indianapolis at Jesse Warren’s home. Born to Porter Alley near Milton a daughter. Louise Mueller of Indianapolis visits family. Jas Doddridge rents Yellow Creek cottage near Wabash. C C C team and Milton play. score 8 to 7 for Milton. Rev Scott preaches at Christian church. Rev Scutt at Doddridges. Mrs John Rogers of Hamilton visits W E Williams. Dora Wallace to teach Eighth Street School in Connersville. F M and E P Jones attend funeral of Mrs Goddard in Muncie.
Hamilton and College Corner residents visit kin and attend religious services while social events unfold. The funeral of Mrs. Gruelle in Dublin follows Rev. Scott’s sermon. the Epworth League meets at Morristown with delegates Carrie DuGramat and Jessie Lantz. A Jersey pig litter of seventeen is reported at the county farm. May 31 decorations mark Memorial Day observances.
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