Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles Miles went to Dayton to-day.
Miss Fannie Howard sailed from Eu-
rope Yesterday.
Harmon Rost is now suffering with
cholera morbus
Miss Annie Strickland will give a
party Tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Ptaff, of Noblesville, is the
guest of Mrs. Mendenhall.
Isaac II. Paxson is convalescent, and
| will soon be ready for business.
Edward NJ. Smith and wife left this
morning for northern Arkansas.
Miss Anna Stuart is visiting Miss
Lester, of North Eleventh street.
E. C. West, of Indianapolis, attended
the glee club reunion last evening.
Henry Lamb and wife, of Indianap-
oils, are visiting friends IN this city.
William Carroll went to Dayton this
morning, and will remain there few
| weeks.
Charles Cleveland, of Indianapolis,
| is circulating among Richmond friends
to-day.
Mrs. c. A Keys is visiting friends at
Fountain City, and will remain two or
| three weeks.
John s. Lyle, Esq, will preside in
| mayors court during the absence of
Mayor Rupe.
c. r. Cornell, of Columbus, who has
| many friends in this city, was among
| the singers last evening.
Mrs Fred Kramer, of Danville, Pa,
and Mrs r. p. Crawford, of Spring
field, O., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d.
B. Crawford.
Mayor Rupe left last evening for
Chautauqua, New York, where his wife
has been for several weeks. He will re
main there a week or ten days.
Miss Lille Mendenhall and Miss
Irene Kelly, of this city, and Miss Cal
lie Muma, of Middletown, o., have
returned from visit to Indianapolis.
William Elliott left this morning for
Atlantic City. Before his return home
he will visit Washington City, Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York
City.
Jacob Moss left for Lafayette last
evening to superintend the Arrangement
of furniture, made by Grant Il Hempel-
man, of this city, in one of the largest
churches in that city.
Miss Amelia Wilson, a very charm
ing young lady of Liberty, is visiting
her aunt and uncle, Mrs. and Mr.. ID.
Bowers, at their residence, III North
Seventh street, this week.
Mrs. Rachel Allen and daughter
Mamie will move to Asheville, y. c.,
next week, to make that their home
Charley Allen, who is established there
is in better health than when he left
here.
Harry c. Downing, Walter Webster
and Charley Newman returned from
Columbus, Ohio, last night, bringing
| with them a magnificent outfit for the
Whitewater Lodge, l. .. o. F., degree
team.
Miss Ella Hickey, of indianapolis,
after a very pleasant visit in this city
| returned home this afternoon. During
her shay here Miss Hickey has won
many warm friends who regret very
much % see her leave.
MrT G. NJ. Lowry returned home to
Greefville, Ohio, last evening, after
spending day by the bedside of her
sick brother, VIM. H. Banks Another
sister, Mrs. Willis, from indianapolis,
arrived on first train this morning. We
understand that he is slightly improv-
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elder went to
Knightstown to attend the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs John Shipman,
well known residents of that place, and
| who were former residents of this city.
Mrs. Shipman is sister of Mrs. Elder
There we're relatives present from vari-
GUS portions of the State.
John R. Kenworthy, who has for
| years been one of our most energetic
business men, left this morning, with
his family, for Wichita, Kansas, his fu-
ture home. While we regret to have
him and his estimable family leave our
city, we hope that they may find the
| change beneficial to them.
James Hadley, of Dublin, celebrated
his eighty first birthday anniversary
| yesterday. His son, Colonel j. A.
Hadley, and his only brother, John c.
Hadley and wife, of this city, were
present. There were numerous other
| relatives ana friends there, and the
occasion was one of much interest and
pleasure to all present Several valua-
BILE mementoes of affectionate regard
were given the venerable gentleman.