Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-06
LOCAL PICKUPS.

Matinee at the Grand to MORROW Of.
ternoon.
The Crescent Literary Society Of the
Seventh ward will give an entertainment
1t Sugar Grove rink to morrow night.
The Star Lodge 1. o. G. T. will give
shoe social in the near future. Othel
interesting features will be on the pro-
| gramme.
DR.. J. NJ. Townsend has purchased q
| FIRST class Starr piano OF Swan & Co.,
which he will haye shipped to Wash
ington, d. q.
Ii the old proverb that the FIRST three
days of December rule the winter
months proves true, December will be q
delightful month.
Quite . number of the friends of Jo-
sepn Eistro, South Seventh street, paid
him . surprise visit last night. and were
royalty entertained.
The young peoples dancing club held
. delightful dance In the Banquet
Hall. 1. .. o. f.. last night. Custer
furnished the music.
The Wayne and Boston Townships
Teachers Institute will be held in Su-
perintendent Wisler's Office in tho
library bulldog tomorrow.
Alb. Gunckle, of Greensboro, has Sc
cured the contract tor painting the
"Gaar" bridge over Whitewater, In the
extreme north part OF the city.
Miss Ida Weber, South Sixth street,
very handsome manner. Music, cards
pass pleasantly.
Alfred Brooks was twenty nine years
old yesterday, and . number of friends
and relatives called upon him in the
evening and had lively time 1t euchre
and other games.
Jesse G. Stevens, of Centre trownship,
who has been quite i'll eyer since his
return from the south two weeks ago,
WAS in the city to- dsy-the FIRST time
he has ventured from home since his
return.
Miss Anna Blomeyer. South Ninth
street. was pleasantly surprised last
evening by the unexpected visit Of .
large NUM- Der OF her young friends, and
she made the visit one of unalloyed en-
joyment to them.
The revival services At the Evangel-
ical Mission last night were very inter
esting. Miss Pauline Shswhsn preached
an excellent sermon on the text, j esus
in the Midst" John 1918. Services
to night at 7:30. All are welcome.
The curve on the street railroad line
at the corner of Fifteenth and Main Was
out OF repair last night and this morn
ing, and occasioned some delay In run
ming of cars. To-day . force Of men
repaired the difficulty. and cars are run
ming ~ usual
Rentfrow's company played Fun by
Express last night ct the Grand. 1t was
. very laughable play and caused much
merriment among the audience. On
account OF counter attractions else
where. the attendance was not as4afee-
rs on previous evenings.
A young man went to the back part
OF the store in which the postofice in
Williamsburg is kept, hunting cider
last night. He tried several barrels
without finding what he wanted. among
them . molasses barrel, and failing to
shut the gate down tight about twenty
i've gallons of molasses ran out on the
floor.
A determined effort will be made by
Fort Wayne Grand Army men to secure
the holding of the next Department
Encampment in that city. In other
States it 10 the custom to hold the En-
campmcnt in the different cities of the
State, and why should it not be done in
Indiana? We hope Fort Wayne will
succeed. The Encampment would meet
with . warm Welcome from the COM
rades and citizens OF that city.