Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-23
CITY PERSONALS.

David Elliott went to Cincinnati this
morning.
John L.. Latmer left this morning for
Chicago.
Bert Westcott returned from Europe
Saturday.
Aaron Morris. of Milton. u in the
city to day.
A. E. Crocker went TO Indianapolis
this morning.
George Williams. Of Piqus. o. il in
the city to day.
Miss Alice Leonard went TO Cincin-
natl this morning.
Perry j. Freeman went to Cambridge
City this morning.
Will Drifmeyer is greeting friends in
Grsenville to-day.
Miss Emma Conner went to Knights
town this morning.
Charles West returned from Indian
apolis this morning.
Charter Eastman. of Chicago. il the
guest of c. A. Blair.
Harry Brsfitt came home Saturday
night to spend the holidays.
Sheriff Bond returned home from
Jeffersonviile Saturday night.
William j. Hiatt. Of Lynn. il greet
ing friends in this city to-day.
Harry Westcott. Haverford student.
il home for the Christmas holidays.
Jas. Kelley and Ed Donlon returned
Saturday evening from Chattanooga.
among friends in Indianapolis to daH.
Lou Besselmann. of Chicago. came
home Saturday night for the holidays.
Mrs. Mirandi Haxton has gone to
Windiali on . months visit to relatives
Hon. E. B Reynolds, of Hagerstown.
is calling on Richmond friends to day.
James Wallace, of Noblesville, il
visiting relatives and friend in this city.
Isaac Newly and family will spend
the holidays with relatives at Wilmot,
Ind.
Mrs Rsah Finch returned Saturday
evening from visit to friends in Sey-
mour.
Mrs. W. L Farqahar went to Cinoin.
| natl this morning on . visit to her son
| Frank.
Mrs Hattie Kendall went to Spring
| field, Ohio. this morning on . visit to
| friends.
j. G. Hamilton returned from =
pleasant visit to friends in Virgins last
| evening.
Mrs Martha Williamson went to
Greenville. o this morning on = visit
to friends.
John McCord. of Camden. o., was in
the city this morning. and went to In
diAnapolis.
Mrs. Ella Shaw went to Dayton this
morning, and will remain there over
Christmas.
Mrs. Mary Chapman returned this
morning from . visit to friends in Ran
dolph county.
Mrs. Percy Coffin il visiting her
mother. Mrs. William Baxter, South
Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Allen D. Bond and Mrs. Rich
ard More returned from Indianapolis
Saturday evening.
Horace Iredell arrived home Satur-
day night, having landed in New York
two days previously.
Miss Emma Shower is entertaining
Miss Annie Moore. teacher in the High
school at Michigan City.
Mrs. Howard Bender and baby leave
this evsning on . visit to her relatives
10 Wheeling. West Virginia.
Robert F. Davis returned from Ken
lucky Saturday night, and will spend
the Christmas holidays here.
BENZ. P. Perry and wife went to Gin.
-:.nAti .ta snend the Christmas holidays
there With relatives and ffiends.
George Burkman went to Dayton Sat-
urday night. and will spend Christmas
there with his parents and friends.
Will Ferguson of Solomon City. Kan.
is spending the holidays with his par
ents and other relatives in this city.
E 8 Cartwright, of Huron, O., ar
rived Saturday night to attend the
funeral of his grand daughter. Mabel
Cartwright.
Maurice Arnold, of New York, ar
rived Saturday night and will spend
the Christmas holidays with his parents
and friends.
Miss Agnus Spots. of Fountain City,
is spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Janus Hockett. Of North Nine
teenth street.
Harry and Emma Thompson, of Ur.
bana. o will spend the Christmas holt
days in this city. the guests of Mr.. and
|
Charles Worrell. of Peach Springs.
Arizona. came in this moring to spend
few days with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James Worrell.
Mrs. DR.. .Thurston, Miss Eva and
| Master Richard have gone to Mechan
icsburs. o., to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Thurston's father.
Mrs. s. F. Fletcher. of Cincinnati,
and Mrs. Eina Coffi OF New Y ork, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dickinson. Linden Hill.
Frank Spinning, Mrs. Jos. Pile and
Mrs. Thomas Hunt left this morning
for an extended visit to friends in
Washington. D. O.. and Baltimore.
Funeral Of nab~l Cartwright.
The funeral Of Miss Mabel Cart
wright occurred yesterday afternoon
from the residence of her parents, on
Fort Wayne avenue, and there was .
very large attendance of sympathizinR
friends. Mabel was . lovely girl aud
Was fayorite with ell who knew her.
Her schoolmases called to see her re-
mains Saturday afternoon. each bringing
s rosebud as . tok en- Of their affection
ate regard. and there were numerous
beautiful floral tributes from friends.
Rev. DR.. Hughes conducted the
funeral service, and his remarks were
peculiarly appropriate to the sad occa.
sion and full of consolation to the be-
reaved parents and friends. A quartet
from the First Presbyterian Church
sang several selections in . manaer that
added impressiveness to the solemn SER
vice.
A very large eortess Of sorrowing
friends followed the remains to Earl
ham Cemetery. where they were ten
DERBY laid away to rest
ssGo to thy rest fair child,
60 10 ihy dre.miess bed,