Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

at Indianapolis %
Rev. Dr.. Bailey, of Cambridge City,
was in the city last evening
Patrick Fitzgibbon took In the cheap
excursion TO Chicago TO-DAY.
Oliver White, of Dublin, was calling
upon Richmond friends last evening
William White returned last evening
from a visit to relatives at Oxford, ..
Miss Boyer, of Terre Haute, who was
| the guest of Mrs. Kendall, left to-day
Miss Welch. of Lafayette. guest of
Miss Annie Strickland, went to Dayton
| to-day. h.-.r s-e
Our genial friend. Smith Druley. of
Union county, gave Us friendly call
to-day. @
Miss Alice Section returned too day to
Boston. Her bright face is missed In
| Richmond. br
Miss Allie Littell, guest of Miss En-
ma Welsh, left to-day for her home In
Delaware, ..
Hon. William B. Chapman will speak
at Cambridge City on Tuesday night,
September 2 @ loa
Mrs. Ambrose Ruby, South Fifth
street, is suffering with very severe at
| tack of neuralgia.
Zach Barnhart has taken the road for
Henchman & Cox, wholesale confec-
TONERS of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Warwick have taken
rooms in the Westcott, or Pogue, block
and are pleasantly settled.
Mrs. Davis will assist at Mrs. Grays
entertainment next week. She is fast
winning deserved popularity.
L ID 1
from pleasant visit with friends in Ell
dorado and Greenville, Ohio.
William Weaver was called to Dayton
this morning by dispatch announcing
the serious illness of a relative.
Jennie g. Ibaugh and her husband
are both confined to bed, she with acute
laryngitis and he with sciatic rheuma-
| tism. Ht
Mrs. DR.. Pretzinger and Mrs. Leon
Zitzer, from Lewisburg, Ohio, are the.
guests, for few days, of Mrs. DR.. En-
mons.
George W. Stephenson left to- day for
Lincoln, Nebraska. From there he viii
60 to various portions of that State and
Kansas. 44
Oliver Matthews, of Indianapolis, is
in the city. He brought with him a
carload of watermelons from southern
Indiana. tte
Charley Cartwright HE'D to the woods
yesterday morning, and returned in the
evening with his game bag well filed
with squirrels. m''
Mrs. A. w. Hempleman has gone to
Boston, Mass She will remain in the
East about six weeks visiting friends at
various points. Haafai
Prof McTaggart left to-day for Terre
Haute, where he has professorship of
Latin in the normal. His family will
follow him tomorrow. oil
Miss Myra Shoemaker rejoices in her
thirteenth birthday to-day, and is the
happy recipient of valuable book, rich
in beautiful illustrations. 3aa
Mrs. Holcomb and daughter are at
Springfield, o., and will remain there
until the commencement of our city
schools on the 10Th of September
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Grave went to
Lewlsvllle this morning to attend the
wedding of Absalom Knight and Dora
White, which takes place there to- day
Rev. Thaddeus Druley. connected
with the Universalist book concern in
Chicago, was in the city to day, and will
spend few weeks with his parents and
OLD 1rlenQS. .f.t ~ ga *.t
Isaac Ogborn, of Cincinnati, a former
resident of Richmond, is in the city
visiting old time friends. He is a guest
of his relative, Mrs. Hannah Strattan,
South Fifth street. ,.a,.. .5''
Charley Lane leaves to night for Min
neapolis to make stay longer or shorter.
| as circumstances may decide. The PAL
LADIUM wishes him the most abundant
pleasure in his trip
Mrs. II. II. Hoover went over to New
Castle to-day to attend the silver wed
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Burr. which
| skent took place to-day She will be
absent the remaining week v5
Rev. W. H. Daniel. pastor of the M.
| E. church at Peru, Ind, with his fami-
ly, is now visiting Rev w. s. Birch,
III South Fourteenth street, He re-
turns to Peru on Thursday.
Miss Lima Stahl, the newly appointed
| principal of the German school build
| ing, has been so i'll since her return
| from Cincinnati last week, as to require
the presence of her physician.
Charles E. Shively. Esq. went to
Chicago to-day and will remain there
the remainder of the week. jackson
and Needham will keep the judicial
| mill running during his absence.
Lille E. Paige has returned from a
| months visit in Minneapolis She is
extremely enthusiastic in praise of that
fast growing, fair fortuned city, far
away toward the sunsets of June.
Benjamin F. Coddington. of Clifton,
Union county, gave the PALLADIUM
pleasant call on Monday. Mr.. Codding-
ton will cast his first vote this fall, and
will cast it for Blaine, Logan and Cal
kins. sa E
Mrs. John Wood and Miss Mary
Wood, of Philadelphia, are visiting
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs Adna
Broadway, in this city. They are on
their return home from an extended
western tour 3.
Messrs. joseph Nicholson and III AIRY
McGuire returned Sunday from Old
Point Comfort, where they had made an
interesting soourn They visited other
places also, had a frst-class time and
plenty of hot weather.