Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-09-30
LOCAL ITEMS
Wall paper st Sicholson's

Wall paper st Sieholson's
Fine clock repairing. Haner'f.
Water bills are due October l.
Floral emblems. Beach & Chessmau.
Spectacle fitting specially Ia
ner's.
"Finnigan to Flanniganf at book
stores.
Choice eonfections. Besch q Chess
man.
speetacles correctly fitted al
Hane-'s.
| have exclusive sale of Winifrede
coal Farnham.
Supper tomorrow in Cellar block, 5
to s p. M, % cents.
I'm Whi.esell was at Cambridge
City yesterday on business.
Art site and durable glass letters for
transoms and signs At Yates Office.
Mrs. John B. Dougsn left yesterday
f Jr New York to spend short time.
Charles Helser of Dayton. ONO, i
IN the city the guest of Miss Grac
Ollie.
Harry Mccullough of NJ lncie is il
the city visiting his mother on soutf
twelfth street.
Miss Pickett of Zanesvile, Ohio. i.
visiting Miss Ella Wofer, east Mair
street. for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wolfer attend
ed the Eaton fair ye friday and re
turned home last evening.
DR.. J. X. Weist left yesterday after
noon Tor New York city to remain
| until the first of next week.
The Sons of Veterans bean suppe-
and dance next Monday evening prom
Uses to be a success in every way.
An interesting surprise party oc
cured last evening at the residence Q
| Mi 8 Maggie Bussen, on High street
Mrs. James DobbIns ami daughte
| Miss Hattie are expected to arrlvt
home from Texas today after month
| visit.
Albert Kahn will leave next Satur
accepted position with the Gorman
Jefferies Co.
Ice cream. Best at Beach Il Che Sc
mans.
| Mrs. Mary A. Gillian, will arrive
next week from Frankfort, Onio, to 10
the guest of her sop, S. w. Gillian
and family, of south thirteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Medearis o
Inci inapoiis, are In the city, the CUES
of their local relatives and friends
Both are looking and feeling unusual,
we'll.
Will M. Shaffer, trustee OF Dude,
township, Henry county, is in the city
today with his teachers from thai
township, visiting the Richmond
schools.
Henry Seefoth and party have re
turned from their fishing trip ant
brought with them as a partial rewarc
for their labors some hundreds Of
ponds of fine fish
The ways and means committee Of
the Fifth street NJ. E. church will hole
a market in the loom formerly occu
pied by Frank Correll's shoe store, OF
Main street, tomorrow.
Harry Kahn of the Richmond com
pauy, 16lst Indiana, is expected hom.
III a ltW ddJc III WISH LIS LllotACt LII {
short time. 1t is understood that ht
will be accompanied by other member.
of the company.
We are under oblio alton 10 DR.. T
Henry Davis of the state board OF
health for copy of the boards repor
for 1896 81. 1t is a volume of 49,
pages and contains an immense amount
of statistics and information.
Palms and ferns. Beach & Chess
man.
Miss Carrie Price, daughter of G. 7
Price, Jr., returns soon to Boston
Massachusetts,, where she will pursue
her art studies for another year. She
has already attended an art school
there for one year, and has made great
progre IS.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church, consisting of Miss Clara Ny
rick, soprano; Miss Anna Spencer
alto; John Leive. bass; John Taggert,
tenor, with Miss Grayse Cook as or
ganist, will be assisted at next Sab
bath evenings services by Miss Flo
Batey of Findlay, Ohio.
The remains of Lewis Tanning ar
rived this morning from Boston and
were taken to the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. flaming, 16
north nineteenth street. The funeral
and interment will take place on Sat
urday. The other particulars with re-
gard to the form of his burial will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
William j HATS had a rather una
sual company to tea last evening, com
posed of Mr.. and MR.. Irwin Kelsey
and daughter, Victoria, Mexico; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Replogle. Douglas
Island, Alaska; Miss Emma Phillips.
Matamoras, Mexico; Miss Della Fistler.
India. All are on a vacation after FIVE
years in missionary work in their re-
spective fields.
Ed Dalbey brought home with him
from northern Wisconsin a number OF
fine Photographic negatives of the
party that was recently camping there.
anu the pictures when printed and
mounted will be full of interest. There
are pictures of the camp, interior and
exterior, with plenty of wild natural
seapery and some of the game cap
tured.
See NJ. Il. Bender for artistic and