Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-22

j. K. Cooke, West Richmond, is quite
ill.
Trav. Little went TO Greenville last
evening.
r. II. Swift is greeting friends in Gin
cinnati to-day.
w. B. Williams is suffering from an
attack Of asthma
H. j. Hayward, ESD, left this morn
ing for New York.
| Miss Alice Towle is visiting friends
at Portland this week.
Harry Nellie drew the splendid cham
Der set at St. Andrew fair.
Mrs. Stella Weaver will visit friends
at New Madison, Ohio, for a few days.
Rev. Frost Craft is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Brewer and family in Cincinnati.
| Mrs. George Howard, of Chicago, is
| visiting friends in this city, her old
home. re
| David Wilson lost finger at Row
let's skate factory yesterday. Cut off
by buz saw.
| William Banks was not considered SO
well this morning. 1t is feared that he
cannot survive
Mrs. Welsh, of Kansas City, who was
visiting the family Of Rev. Frost Craft,
left Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Warren returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Columbus,
o., last evening.
John H. Lohrman, late of the Indi
ana house in this city, has removed to
Cambridge City.
To Miss Alice Section the credit is
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teachers institute.
Miss Gertie Waring left this morning
for Thorntown, on a two weeks visit to
an uncle residing there.
Professor George Cole returned last
evening from his trip west, looking bet
ter for his short vacation.
Mrs. Laura Favorite went to Cam
bridge City this morning, and will
remain there over Sunday.
i Miss Carrie Schrock, of Chicago, who
had been visiting friends in this city re
turned home this morning
| Mrs Emma McCutchen, of Dayton,
who had been visiting friends in this
city, returned this morning.
James Merrick left last evening for
Lincoln, Nebraska. He proposes to
drive down his stakes there.
Mrs. Mariah Stevens went to Indian
apolis this morning, and will remain
there a week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Mather are to be
congratulated. A fine boy baby has
adopted himself into their family.
James Smith, mine host" of the
Union hotel, Eaton, was circulating
among his friends In this city to-day.
Mrs Anna Bathwick, of Greenville,
who had been visiting her aunt, Mrs
+. f. Parker, returned home to-day.
Miss Stella Newcombe, one of Rich
for Xenia, Ohio, to visit her sister, Mrs
Cunningham.
Mrs. Dr. T. Henry Davis returned
last evening. The visit was very bene-
fetal to her from health stand point.
IsAac H. Raxssn Is eonvalesssnt He
/ bht he viii la the boys manipuleke The
clexvef xnd hsndfe the meat for several
days.
J. Z. White, absent week on ac-
count of . sick daughter, Phoebe, who
was dangerously ill at New Castle, Ind,
returned yesterday and reports her i'm
proving. f8 se a8 g eas4 +
| Moses Rogers, the well known engin-
eer, returned from Indianapolis last
evening, and will spend few days Wis
lifting friends in Richmond, the home of
his boyhood days.
John Williams and wife, of Shells
bury, Pa, who had been on tour
days on visit to their relative, B. F..
i Deal loft for homo los
Mrs. James Patton, of Thorntown,
who had been visiting relatives and
friends in this city for several weeks,
returned home this morning. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Hen
ry Luring
Miss Ruth Morris, teacher in the
State normal school at. Terre Haute,
who spent vacation with her family in
day, to be on hand at the commence
ment OF school next Monday.
Isaac ID. Dunn, former resident of
this city, has received the Republican
nomination for representative from
Starke and Newton counties, and his
election is assured. Mr.. Dunn is an
able man and will reflect credit upon
his constituents
John Harold leaves this evening for
Salem, Ohio, to take a position in the
pipe organ works of that place. These
works furnished the pipe organ for the
First NJ. f. church Of this city, and
John assisted in putting it up. His
skill was manifest to the superintendent
and secured him good situation. We
congratulate our young friend.