Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-06

LOCAL. ITEMS.

| Delicious ice cream at Makeley's.
| Harry Braffett has gone to Chicago
| Spectacles-Dr. Ewing, 1890 Main
| Furniture repaired, Dalby's, AZ N 9Th
| Louck & Hill sell all kinds OF lumber
| Ice cream soda, all the leading favor
and fruit ices, at Makeley's.
Furnished and unfinished room
and board at % South 9th street.
George L. Gates and wife and daugh
ter left to-day for month 8 stay at New
York and Boston.
Judge FL. G. Fox has returned from
his sojourn at Baden Springs, and il
looking remarkably we'll.
Fred Fox leaves this evening 70,
Asbury Park, New Jersey, to attend the
National Wheelmen's meet.
Willie Kitson, . youth of n. eth ST.,
is suffering with powder burnt from
the result of Fourth of July accident
Prof. ]. r. Meek is in the city to-
day. Prof. Meek is candidate for the
superintendency of the county schools
John G. Cook, treasurer elect of
Henry county, is in the city visiting the
family OF DR.. Levi Hoover and other
friends.
Miss Miriam Windsor started to- day
to Denver, Col, to attend the annual
meeting of the National Teachers As
sociation.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
Daily and Sunday, will be delivered
anywhere in the city at 20 cents per
week; Is cents not including Sunday.
Herb Robbins has gone to Dayton to
receive instructions from the Cash Reg
| lister company preparatory to taking
charge OF that company's business in
Minnesota.
An unemployed train dispatcher WAS
visiting the various local offices of the
Panhandle this morning, seeking en-
ployment. He offered to take . position
- brakeman.
Tony Beckschultz was taken before
Squire Jessup, last evening, after the
timing of Burkhardt and Tuecke, was
found guilty of five cases of seinipg, and
was fined $50 and costs.
Charles Ozier, OF the brokers' off ce
at the Huntington, was in Anderson
last night. Mr.. Ford, formerly with
the local office, is now in charge Of the
business at Anderson.
Chas. FL. Smith, of Indianapolis,
has been in this city for day or two
the annual reunion of the
War Horse Club. Before adiourning
the officers for the ensuing year were
elected a. follows: President, A. j. |
Diehl; secretary, A. W. Bliss; treasur-
er, c. Fl. Smith.
The wife of Mr.. James Collins. the
old man who was bound over to court
on charge of assisting young Higgs to
break Jail, complained at police head |
quarters this moreing, asking that the
old gentleman be sgain locked up, Is he
has become somewhat boisterous and
would not allow her to sleep.
Mr.. G. s. McCabe, of the P, c., C. &
ST. l.. 4 K. Co., was showing his |
friends the beautiful edition of Web |
ster's international Dictionary he has
lust purchased from State Agent T. A. |
Boyce. To praise this great work
would be like gliding refined gold. It'll
IS handsomely and durably bound in
full Russian leather.
Train No. 10, on the Richmond divis-
ion, met with an accident about two
miles east of the Richmond junction,
yesterday, about 1925 q. m. The train
vas drawn by . Glass o engine, No.
330. One of the wheels of the pony
truck of the engine lost its tire, occasion |
ng the taking of another engine from
his city, and delay of some two hours. |