Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-05

his house and spra;ned his arm very
badly. Ii will cause him to take lay OF
for several days.
Lewis Samuels was notified yesterday
that his pension calls ter IS per month
and includes $40 bkck psy. This will
put Lew ION hl. feet" and be of great
help TO him IN after years.
Regular monthly (Mother's) meeting
at the ". q. L. q rooms. over Tate .
barber shop, ~ 2 80 10. morrow. All
women, whether members or not, are
cordially invited to attend the meeting.
The twelve gentlemen composing the
petit Jury of the De ember term of the
WAYNE Circui. Court were weighed by
William Dicks this morning. and they
aggregated 1,985 pounds-an average OF
los SIP pounds
Mrs Penina Peelie. of Centreyille, An
old lady 81 years of age. fell on brick
walk in her yard one day last week and
dislocsted her shoulder. She is getting
along very well tor . lady SO old, and
bids fair to recover.
The butcher does have some funny
expressions: he told his assistant the
other day to break the bones in Mr..
Williams chops. and put MIR. Smiths
ribs in the basket for him, and tell Mrs.
Black to take DIS. Bulls Cough Syrup
for her cold.
The young people of the Society OF
Christian Endeavor of the Christian
church had delightful meeting n the
residence OF II. L.. More, South Ninth
street last night Most of the young
people OF that church are member OF
the EadeAvor society.
The friends of temperance will prob
ably be called upon tor small contrl-
button for the purpose of furnishing the
children of the B.nd of Hope with .
Christmas treat. They have responded
nobly heretofore. and we have no doubt
they will on this occasion.
A very delightful 4 O'Clock dinner
party was given yesterday by Mrs.
Charles Lesch, OF 620 South Eighth
street, in honor OF her mother. Mrs.
Barbara Meyer, whose 70th birthday it
commemorated. A large number of
friends were invited and attended, the
occasion being one of much enjoyment
to all present.
A rank team from Ceur de Leon
lodge, accompanied by about forty
Knights, paid the CentreYille lodge Q
traternsl visit last night and took two
candidates through the third rank.
after which they sat down to . banquet
prepared In their honor by the Centre
vile Knights. The boys say they we're
royalty entertained.
Mrs. Fl. o. Haynes and daughter
Pearl. accompanied By Mrs. Nj. II. Mo
CURE, left Saturday morning 9th inst J
for Cincinnati. where they take passage
on the steamer Guidar Star for New
Orleans. After 9 short stay in that city
they 90 to Mobile. Ala, to rem ain until
spring. Fl o. Haynes and L. K. Leon
ard attended them as far as Cincinnati.
The young ladies' Christian Circle of
the First English Lutheran church
gave an oyster supper last night in the
room over Fields drug store, which
surpassed the hopes of the most san
guine. The crowd was very large and
the supper foe. The net receipts were
$5S25. 1t goes into fund being raised
by this society to build Sunday school
room.
Joseph G. Ratlif1 and Isham Sedg-
wick, who were in attendance at the
meeting of the State horticultural
Society at Indianapolis yesterday, re-
tarned home this morning. 1sham
that for length and weight discounts
seen here, and Joseph brought fine
collection of California fruits.
Two elegant sateen comforts of very
fine Workmanship are on exhibition in
the window OF l.. NJ. Jones Il Co. They
Peewith, Alta Gray, Cora Wells, OTIS
Schoekles and Almeda Ice. little girls
who are inmates of the Home for the
Feeble minded. They will be sent to
Fort Wayne this evening TO the I. NJ.
@. A. fair, where they will be placed on
sale.
Miss Wick Bescher, of South Fifth
street. entertained a company of about
thirty of her young friends at her home
last night. Games. dancing, music.
both vocal and instrumental, were the
order of the evening. At IL o'clock
elegant refreshments were served. con-
sisting of fruit, cake, lemonade, &c. The
young folks all enjoyed themselves until
. late hour, when they returned to their
homes.
Below Zero" an original comedy,
was produced by the jolly Path finders.
1T the Grand last night to q crowded
house. and it was much superior to any
thing yet produced by them. 1t if full
from beginning to end. OF mirth provok-
ing situations, and the audience was
kept in q continuous roar of laughter.
Below Zero" would well bear repro
du cling "Slssher and Crasher" and
Fun by Express" will be produced to-
night.
A large number of young friends of
Miss Gertie Pagan. paid her q surprise
visit 1T her home, South Second street,
near B, last night The visit was q com
plete surprise, but Miss Gertie enter
tanned her guests SIS handsomely Is If
their coming had been known aud she
had special arrangements for the coca
sion. A few hours were delightfully."-
spent in games and music. and at 9
suitable hour an elegant luncheon was
served. Mss Gersie showed herself to
be first class entertainer. and received
the hearty com msndstion OF her guests.
An Old PenstoBer.
Mrs. Lydia Larsh. who resides with
her son in Law. John McDivitt, few
miles sonth Of the city. is ninety three