Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-09
LOCAL ITEMS

Fine watches at Haner's.n
Use Pride of Richmond -four.
Read the Richmond Loan Co. ad.
Spectacle fitting q speciality. Ha-
ner's.
Spectaeles correctly fitted al
Haner's.
have exclusive sale of Winifrede
coal. Farnham.
Tom De Yarmon went TO Indianapo
lis yesterday afternoon.
r. w. Porter6eld. piano and pip'
organ tuning. Tel 1901. If
Harry Braffett mt to Indisnapoh
this morning on bust less.
Mrs. Charles Marvel arrived hon,
from Indianapolis last evening.
B. b. johnson returned from hoko-
mo and other northern points, yester
day afternoon.
Bishop John Hazen White is i'll th.
city looking after some matters col
nected with the church
New Castle Press-Mrs. j. l. Row
lett. Of Richmond, spent the day with
Mrs. w. d Jennings.
ID. P. Leibhardt of the dead letter
Office at Washington is in the city fol-
a few days the guest of relatives.
Luther l.. Thomas, who has been
visiting friends in this city. left this
morning for his home in Omaha, Neb.
New Castle Press-Mrs John Nor
gan returned to her home in Richmond
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. r. h
Beach.
Ed. Jones returned from Chicago
yesterday afternoon to spend few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Jones.
Next years bicycles will be bull
quite differently by most companie
from those of the present year. Thirty
inch wheels and four to five inch drops
will be the features.
Thore are plenty of quail this year,
more it is said than for several years
past. The law will permit killing
them after tomorrow. and many will
hunt for them after that date.
The board of managers of the Home
for the Friendless desire to thank their
many friends both in the city and
country FOR their very generous gifts
to the home on our annual donation
dav.
President Thompson and party, of
the Pennsylvania lines, assed through
the city this morning on special train
en- route to the southern part of the
state, where they will spend short
time in hunting.
The Elwood Call Leader contains
the account of surprise party on
Charles Rowlett, given in honor of his
twenty second birthday anniversary BY
his wife Mr.. Rowlett formerly lived
in this city and is well known.
The work eff cleaning out the rink
and laying new floors is progressing
and a large force of men are
now engaged in the work. There is
little doubt but that everything wi be
in order by Thanksgiving time.
Train number 81, the fast train from
the east. does not seem to be keeping
up with it's former record for being on
time and for several mornings past it
has been from an hour to two hours
and a half late. The trouble seems 10
be east of Columbus.
Some woman has been soliciting ad-
from business men,
it was for the benefit of St.
Mary's Catholic church. Father Nc
Mullen authorizes us to say that no
enc has been authorized to do such
for said church.
The election" social last night at
he United Presbyterian church, was a
'uccess and we'll attended. Election
.eturns were received over the tele
phone and every one present found
hat they had been elected to have a
rood time Refreshments were served.
On the rear end of train number is
afternoon there was strip |
# muslin stretched across the vestibule
If the Pullman and on it the words
Just Married. Two Hearts That |
Beat as One." Just below this was a
inc of old shoes, dangling behind the
rain, while inside the car were the |
Happy bride and groom, ignorant OF
he notoriety they were receiving. |
The couple were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen |
'urgy of Logansport. The latter was
Hiss Marie Barnett. relative of
Purcell, this city.
By attending the night school you |