Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

a North A street meeting house. Cup
per 1t 6 o'clock.
rumored that one of our promi-
nent young society men will take unto
himself : bride from California ere sne
the holiday season closes.
All members of the Us are urged TO
he nresent st the monthly social held
in their rooms Wednesday evening"
necember 4. 1t Z SO o'clock. Come
William Tate will put an open front
in his business houses on Main stiees
near Eleventh, and will otherwise I'M
prove their appearance very matefiaiiy.
Major Clifton Comfy il expected to
,.,nrn TO Indianapolis next Thursday to
rssnme his command ct the United
States Arsenal in that city. His family
will return later.
The young ladies' society OF the First
Presbyterian church will hold tneif
regular meeting wednesday sl1eInoon
At halt past 2. with Miss Iona Paxson.
PIG North Eleventh street.
The presence of each and every mem
Der of the Us il desired ct the
monthly business meeting on FRIDAY
afternoon ct 3 80 o'clock. All ofhcers
especially asked TO be present.
Miss Ida Barrett. North Twelfth
street. entertained . party OF young
friends last night in honor OF Miss Mary
TAYLOR. of Dayton, who il visiting ner.
A merry time was enjoyed-music,
merry games and choice refreshments,
,-A4.a.-1 1900 thu State law req iires
township elections to be held once
every four years. 1T which time. asses
sors. trustees, supervisors OF county
roads and consta bles will be elected
Such officers will not be eligible tor q
second term.
Heretofore, at least for several years,
the children of the Band OF Hope have
been given Q Christmas treat Of candies
nuts. fruits, ETC., and We feel sure that
if an effort is made in their behalf they
can be made happy on the approaching
Christmas eve.
George w. Stephenson has traded his
farm on the Liberty pike, three miles
south OF the city, to j. 9. Shafer for q
halt interest in the Glen Miller stables
and all OF the livery stock. Joseph
Stephenson will have charge OF the
livery business.
Rev. II. Fl. Grant will repeat his
lecture on Emanuel Swedenborg" Ut
the New Church Temple. corner oil
South Seventh and A streets, to morrow
evening, beginning at Z 80 o'clock. The
seats are tree and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. DR.. Mendenhall. South Eighth
street, entertained . small party OF
friends at supper last night. The
guests were Rev. and Mrs. Isom Woo
ten; Rev. and Mrs Alfred Hathaway,
of Wilmington, o; Mas Nellie
Wright. Miss Nellie Wooten, Mr.. Eli
mer Wooten.
The Union Bsz,r, to be held in
Pythian Hall on the 6 ID and 7th insts.,
promises to be an unusually attractive
affair. Many of our merchants will
make fine displays of their goods. There
will be tables on which will be for sale
everything desirable for Christmas pres
ents for children.
Delays have dangerous ends" the
immortal William doth declare. Have
you . GOLD or cough, . hoarseness, or
sore chest? Beware Take DR.. Bulls
Coseh Syrup; don't delay. and ell the
efakh and soreness will soon pass away.
other day. Price u SsSIsc. 1880 =
Mrs. Amos Haynes, living two miles
southeast OF Centreville. entertained .
large number of friends at dinner Sun
day. The guests were William 81. Ella
son and wife, Sam Lashley and wife,
Monroe Worl and wife. Colfax Eliason,
Mrs. Harry Meek and Mrs. Belle Bur-
CESS.
Mrs. Z. G. Seaton. of Burlington, L.,
arrived day on . visit to her son, j.
A. Seaton, of No. so South Twelfth
Mrs. Seaton is 50 years of age, and ac-
complished the journey alone. She WAS
for twenty one years . resident OF Cen
treville, and has numerous friends in
the county.
jonathan Baldwin returned from
Spartansburg last evening, where he
had been to examine . farm. Mr.. Bald
win is one of the committee appointed
by Yearly Meeting on the Norman be-
quest. and is eudeayoring to carry out
the wishes, - nearly ~ possible. of Mr..
Norman. both - regards . home and
its location.
The young ladies OF the Sodality:of
the Sacred Heart, of st. Mary's Catho-
lie church, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year, at . meeting held
Sunday afternoon: Miss Anna Ryan,
president; Miss Eliza Hayes, vice presi-
dent; Miss Mamie Luken, secretary;
Miss Julia Murphy, treasurer; Miss
Mary Berean, librarian.
Richmond Lodge. 1. .. o. F., had
we'll attended and very interesting
meeting last night. One person was
admitted on card a. an Ancient Odd
Fellow, and the first degree WAS con-
ferred upon one applicant. The lodge
adopted the folio wing hours for meet
ing: 7:30 from October to April, and
5 o'clock from April to October.
John G. Harvey, superintendent of
the county asylum, made his report for
the quarter ending November 80. to the |
com missioners yesterday: Number OF |
inmates. 81; inmates admitted, Is; in |
mates discharged, z; inmates deceased,
|. General health of inmates good.
Expense of the asylum during the |
quarter. 1912 60; produce sold from the |
arm, 1881 %
The case of the United States VI.
William Rhinehamer, of Washington,
his county, for passing counterfeit
money. WAS called for trial to day in
he United States Court at Indianapo-
10. The following persons from this