Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-29
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Use Pride of Richmond -four.
The Tuesday club meets tonight.
Spectacle fitting a speciality. Ha-
ner's.
Spectacle. correctly fitted at
Haner's.
have exclusive sale of Winifrede
coal. Farnham.
F. w. Porter6eld. piano and pipe
organ tuning. Tel 1901. If
Burt Marshall went to Cambridge
City this morning on business.
City Treasurer Petro of Cambridge
City was here today on business.
The Musical cluo recital will occur
tomorrow evening. The prospects are
for large attendance.
Mr. Peirce. who plays tomorrow
evening, was educated abroad and is
an artist of rare ability.
A new trial is being asked in the
case of Theodosia Doddridgs VS.. the
estate Of the late Isaac Doddridge.
Hear Miss Blenner, of May Festival
fame, at Pythian temple tomorrow,
November 80, at p. N. See pro-
gram page 2.
Miss Minnie Blenner, who Is to be
the guest of Miss Strickland until
Thursday, arrived from New York
this afternoon.
Mayor Zimmerman, as usual, had
his sleigh out first this year and was
speeding around town last night as if
the snow was foot deep.
The flow of natural gas to private
consumers within the last two days,
since the beginning of the me dera,ion,
has been highly satisfactory.
Mrs. George N. Lane. wko has been
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. f. o.
Granniss, returned to her home in
Dayton yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Allen Jay returned from Van
dalia, Mich, yesterday afternoon
where he has been attending quarterly
meeting of the Friends church.
Mrs. Anna NJ Starr, who has been
spending a short time with her son,
Horace Starr, at Indianapolis, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Peirce plays an ideal accom-
paniment. hear him with Miss Blenner,
soprano, tomorrow evening at the
Pythian Temple. Admission 80 cents.
Mart Nixon and daughter, Mrs.
Wing, who have been the guests of
Thomas Nixon, north tenth street. re-
turned to their home IN Dayton, 0
yesterday afternoon.
The prospects of the departing of the
beautiful, and unless the blizzard re-
turn unexpectedly, the small boy will
have to quit their tormenting snow
balling within very few hours.
Fifth street revivaEServices every
night this week at 7:30 The attend
ance has been good and the interest is
increasing. Mss Grimes speaks to
night. Every one Is given a cordial
invitation.
A burglar scare at the home of De
mas Coe on north ninth st eet resulted
in some mild excitement last night and
gave the young men perpetrating the
joke something to laugh at al their
hosts expense.
Hear Miss Blenner ard Mr. Peirce
tomorrow, November 30, S III . at
Pythian temple Miss Blenner viil
sing two songs composed by Nh. PeIree,
which were recently sung by BIsphaur
with such success. See program
page 2.
The Christmas windows will soon be
in to attract the eyes of the down
town pedestrians Already some very
handsome windows have been shown,
and it is certain that the window dis
plays this year will be more beautiful
than ever.
John E. Peliz left yesterday for
Warren. Pa. to be present at the trial
in the case of Peltz VS.. Printz Bros.
on contract. The case was won twice
by Mr.. Peltz, but on account of some
technieality it will have to be tried
ever again in the circuit court.
Miss Mary B Mullen. of Leon, O..
missionary Of the Radical United
Brethren church, who has just re-
turned from the Sierra Leone dis
5rict, Africa. spoke to large audience
at the Radical Brethren church at
Dublin last Sunday. Miss Mullen
started for Africa as missionary in
company with eight other missionaries
from Amerio4. During an uprising OF
the blacks she escaped TO the nearest
shite settlement eighty mics away.
OF the eight who started only four re-
turned alive. Her lecture was p~inci-
pally of her escape and of the char
scteristics of the Black people OF
Africa.
New Castle Press-Horaee Boyd
went to Richmond this morning
Long Chong of Richmond spent Sun
day here.-W. d. Bush of Richmond
will visit here this week.-Mrs. Grace
Baker who has been visiting Miss Cleo
Johnson went 10 Richmond yesterday
Runyan has gone to Rich |
mond, where he viii work for the L
S. benevolent society Miss Ethel
MartindaIe returned to Richmond this
morning after visit of several days
with g. I. Limiting and wife.-Miss
Louise Wilson and her two friends
Misses Rogers and Hathaway, return
ed TO Richmond yesterday after spend
ing Thanksgiving here.