Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1891-07-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

day.
w. H. Shaffer went to Indianapolis
to-day.
Harry Thomas will spend Sunday at
Anderson.
Charles H. Moore is at home TO
spend Sunday.
Mrs Charles Walers is at Eslil
Springs, Tenn.
Ellis Thomas came in from Cincin-
natl last night
George w. Williams, of Dublin. is in
the city to day.
Arthur Walters has gone to Dublin
to spend Sunday.
Miss Jennie Lupton is visiting In
dianapolis friends.
Dan Reid went to Battle Greek,
Mich, this morning
Mrs. Louie Bernhardt returned from
Cincinnati last night
Thomas Kramer came home from In
dianapolis last night
Park Page was called to Piaua on
business this morning
Bessie Thompson, of Sidney, O.. is
visiting Alice Golden.
Mrs. w. T. Whitridge returned from
Winchester last night.
Father Seibertz returned from In
dianapolis last evening.
Major Ostrander returned home from
Connersville last night.
Mrs. d. II. Taylor returned this
morning from Camden, ..
C. C. Binkley returned home from
Greenfield, o., this morning.
j. ii. Swayne, the photographer, Is
preparing to move to this city again.
L. V. Armstrong and Ed Menden
hall will spend Sunday at Knightstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. ThOrnburg re-
turned from New Castle this morning.
Samuel Brown and Clarkson Brown,
Of New Castle, were in the city to-day
Jefferson Clark returned home from
a pleasure trip TO Minneapolis, yester-
day.
The Misses Ruth and Flora Bur
chenal came home from Cincinnati last
night.
George w. Gates went to Centreville
this morning to the county alliance
meeting.
Harry T. Swift went to Chicago this
morning to spend Sunday as the guest
Harry Needham
Rev. DIR. Stabler went to Middletown,
Henry county, this morning to attend
quarterly meeting.
Miss Ella Fitzgerald left for Fl
Wayne this morning on visit to Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Rhodes.
Mrs. Reed, of Winchester, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. c.
Doane, returned home to-day.
Miss Rae Carroll, who has been Wis
iting Miss Maud Lebo for some months
past, left for Williamsport, Ind
Jack zimmerman, who is canvassing
Preble county in the interest of the
Eaton Register, was in the city to-day.
w. w. Huntington will spend Sun
Mrs. Z. b. Scott, of North Thirteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Justus Clapp went to
their old home at Shelbyville to-day, to
spend week or SO with relatives and
friends
Miss Allie Sterling, of Eldorado, who
has been visiting Mrs. &. w. CHM, of
South Eighteenth street, returned home
last night.
Cooke" Alexander travelling passen-
ger agent for the Missouri Pacific rail
way, visited Col. Cartwright and Capt.
Elmer yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hurst, of Econ
omy, visited their daughter, Mrs. George
A. Pierce, this week They are getting
well on in years.
Frank Posey, of Dayton, an old fol-
lower of the '1art preventative was in
the city visiting his sister, Miss Dell
Posey, last night.
Prof Joseph Moore went to Mobiles
vile to-day, where he talks to the
Christian Endeavor this evening and
breaches tomorrow.
Mrs. Jos. Lemon, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lottie, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Underhill, will return from
Pittsburg this evening
c. w. Faber, of the Independent,
went to Eaton last night to see Thomas
c. Bradley, Esq, who is at the county
seat Of Preble resting his weary brain.
Mrs. L. Pender and children, of
Union City, who have been visiting
James j. Marley and family, returned
home to-day. They were accompanied
by Mrs. T. p Weber
Mrs. George W. Stigleman, Jr, and
baby, left for Danville, Ill, to- day
where Mr.. Stigleman is now in business.
Their relatives and many friends greatly
regretted their departure to their west
ern home
w. M. Thompson, Ben Starr and
Hon. John L. Rupe left for Martins
vile to-day. Mr.. Rupe will remain
there and take treatment for the rheum-
atism. Mrs. Starr is there taking treat
ment now.
Clinton Cook, Richmond, visited
friends and relatives in this city last
week.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Richmond, visited Robert Smith, ST.,
and friends here last week.-New Cas-
tie Courier.