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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
2
The Big Store advertises a three day bankrupt sale on clothing hats and shoes with deep discounts as it plans to move out by the 10th. Shoppers are urged to hurry as prices are cut during Thursday Friday and Saturday. The notice promises remarkable bargains and warns of aggressive discounts in the final days.
Richmond counts show a drop of 216 in school enrollment. The state tuberculosis hospital shifts to Rockville and the Whitewater valley loses out. Many expected Laurel to win.
Indianapolis resident D Heaney visits sister Mrs Borders while Ernest Jones visits relatives in Muncie. Flights of relatives from Dub lin Green field Richmond and Richmond attend family gatherings Sunday. Field day at the school house Friday and the eighth year commencement at Guyer opera house today feature graduates including Fletcher Robertson Watson Gottschall Pierson Conner Diverbliss Dishman Pot ters Rogers Smith. Bans published for Connell Murphy marriage at Connersville Catholic church. Fern Paxson to open half day subscription school May 11 for those who missed winter. Conley property on Main Street torn down by D H Warren. landmark over 80 years old. M E Ladies Aid to hold a no admission crazy tea at I O O F hall Saturday. Roy Ridenour and Rosa Stewart wed in Richmond with a family dinner. Mrs Neff visiting daughter in law Wills. James Ross and son William visit J E Tout. Mrs O J Hess and son Albert visit for a week. Harry Hebble returns from Oklahoma and resumes Richmond police post with family guests Chas
Hubert Huddleston of Indianapolis was a guest of his parents on Sunday, spending time with family and sharing fellowship at the family home.
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