Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-07
CITY PERSONALS.

William Harvey went to Findlay, o.
to day.
John Zaller went to Cincinnati last
evening.
j. w. Carpenter. of Dayton. il in the
city to day.
james NJ. Gilbert went to Dayton
last evening.
Mrs. Alice Terrell went to Dayton
last evening.
james Scott went to New Carlisle. O.,
last evening.
William Miller left this morning for
North Vernon.
Grant Virgins returned from Cincin.
natl last evening.
Theodore Woodhurst returned from
Muncie last evening.
Richard Northcraft went to Green
vile, o this morning.
Henry Stiglemsn returned from In
dianapolis last evening.
Miss Eva Anderson returned from
Indianapolis last eyening.
George Knollenberg reached his for
ty second milestone to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Jones returned
from Cincinnati last evening.
Miss Louie Brown, OF New Madison,
is visiting friends In this city.
Judge D. w. Comstock returned
from New Castle last evening.
Dan O'Connell. OF Birmingham. Ala. i.
is visiting his brother Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 9. Graf returned
from indianapolis last evening.
Hon. Henry u. johnson returned
from indianapolis last evening.
John Welsh went to Hamilton this
morning to remain over Sabbath.
DR.. j. Enmons Was called to Lynn
yesterday on professional business.
Ezra Hill returned last evening from
. visit to his daughter at Dunreith.
John E. Bruce went to Cincinnati
last evening to remain over Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Dick Moore went to
Cambridge City yesterday afternoon.
Miss Cora Wilson went to Piqua this
morning to remain over Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. William 81. Weisner went to
Knightstown this morning ON . visit to
relatives.
A sister Of E. W. Cartwright arrived
from Hudson, o., last night. on . visit
to friends.
The artistic display of umbrellas in
Knollenberg's window is the work of
John Hasemier.
Henry Stigleman came home from
indianapolis last evening, but il to re-
turn next Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Bell went to Greens
fork this morning to visit her aged
mother. who is very i'll.
Mrs. Ida Baldwin. of South Seventh
street, was called to Dalton by the seri.
Gus illness of her father.
Mrs. Mary Tweedy. of Covmgton, Ky,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harriet Mil
Ter, North Twelfth street.
his n.tive heath" New Castle sssr snS r on
turned home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Thompson
returned last evening from . pleas
ant visit to friends in Union City.
Mrs. Mary Carey. of Indianapolis,
who has been visiting the family of
John Stanton. returned home to- day.
Rev. DR.. Stabler went to Middletown.
Henry county, this morning, and will
hold quarterly meeting there TO- morrow.
Mrs. A. j. Walker. of New York, is
the guest of the Misses Walker, on
South Tenth street. where she will be
glad to see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Needham and
children are expected soon, and will
spend most of the winter with Mrs.
j Jackson. on Linden Hill.
Mrs. Allie Wilson. of Nelsonville,
O., who has been visiting Mrs. W. W.
q zimmerman and other friends in this
city, returned home to day.
Mr.. T. r. Matthews has removed his
family from Xenia. o to this city, and
Is living st 20 North Ninth street. Mr..
Matthews is with John f. Peltz.
Rev. Henry Lurine goes to Hollans-
burg to morrow to assist 1T the funeral
Of Rev. Harrison Thomas. who died
very suddenly yesterday morning.