Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Fine clock repairing. Haner's.
Spectacle fitting a speciality. Ha-
ner's.
7. C. Burnside of Liberty is in the
city.
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner's.
Mrs. c. K. Knight of Indianapolis is
IN the city.
Frank E Woodruff of Dayton. Ohio,
is in the city.
Harrie Jones of Nashville, Indiana,
is IN the city.
| have exclusive sale of Winifrede
coal. Farnham.
Mrs. Frank Criehet went to Hudson
Lake last evening to spend a short time
with relatives.
The case against dog owners have
unheard CT nowadays.
a. G. Ogborn and wife arrived home
last evening from Petoskey, where
they have been spending part Of the
summer.
Mrs. Caylor, Who has been the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Vaughan, returned to Chicago this
, morning.
Mrs. Minnie Deets and daughter
Nina of Anderson, Indiana. are the
guests Of John Seaman and wife of
south sixteenth street.
Court has adjourned till Saturday of
this week, at which time some matters
of minor Importance will be taken up
for consideration and disposal.
The Centerville Office of the long
distance telephone company is in
Agle's barber shop, on Main street.
The central flee is at Cambridge
City.
Thompson Starr, sergeant major OF
the 16lst Indiana, is in the city on 3
fifteen DAYS furlough. He is looking
| we'll and says he enjoys the life of
soldier.
The roads leading into the city a'e
| remarkably heavy, or were until the
rain. Fresh gravel put on at freq1en'
intervals has made the roads very
poor Tor cycling.
The horsemen in the city this morn
ing are looking blue, but as they ara
men used to hard luck as we'll as good
they are taking their misfortune in
philosophical manner.
w. M. McCabe, a prominent busi
ness man of Eaton, and half brothe,
of J. G. Long of this city, died yester
day and Mr.. Long went there this
morning to attend the funeral
There were no cases in police cour'
this morning, as not an arrest VS.
made yesterday or last night. Thi,
shows vigilance on the part of tn,
police authorities in fair times.
The natural gas cases will be tries
by a special judge on account thai
Judge H C.. Fox is an interested party
in that he is a consumer of the produci
of the Richmond Natural Gas ccm
pany.
Mr. and Mrs George Palm o
Worthington. Minnesota, who hav
been the guests of Mrs. M E Winche
t r. went to Dublin last might to ~iti
home.
The road house west of the city ap
pears to be doing a furnishing busi
ness. The rigs thst visit the place
are numerous, and the aggreg alton o
hired elp" about would Indicate
land off business.
Rev. w. G Everson, the soldier DO,
preacher, will preach tonight and to-
morrow night at the new mission Il
West Richmond. The house wa
crowded from the first night. Man!
have asked prayers for themselves al d
| friends
The Frarc es f. Willard W c. I. L
will hold their regular Friday after
| noon meeting IN the basement of tf
teeuth street church tomorrow after,
| noon at p. N. Several of the mem
bers will be there all day maxi
| preparations for furnishing meals dur
| ing the yearly meeting.
The people should not forget tn
meeting to be addressed by the Hon
Frank Posey at the Phillips oper;
house on Saturday night of this week.
The committee will meet the speaker
at The Westcott and will escort him &c
| the opera house. Ii will be an en-
thusiastie one, with plenty of noise ant
| music. and will sound the keynote OF
| the state campaign this tall.
The second square on south four
new families. The families OF Vii
Seeker, Arthur Curme jr., Fred b
Davis and Frank Davis, have recent,
sought residences there. The i'm
progemonts the square has undergone
in the way of new and remodeleo
houses has made it one Of the most
attractive in the city.
The publishers of "Finnigin I,
Flsnuigan'' received this morning al
order from the American News com
pany of New York city for a eonsigr
nent of sample lot of l 600 copies oi
the little Irish booklet. The American
News company supplies thirty-thre'
branch wholesale distributing offices il
the United States, and each of the LAT
ter supplies the retail dealers within
that district.
With the opening of the club'sea
son the first of reXt month the city
will put on its literary aud thoughtful
garb once more, and there will be elui
meetings and discussions till you can
rest. There will hardly be night Il
the week in which there Is not a gath
ering of some sort of literary organiza
ton, in the capacity either of mutus
Improvement band or In the bghtei