Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-18
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Fine watches at Haner's."

Fine watches at Haner's."
Use Pride of Richmond -four.
Main street rink, Thanksgiving eve.
Spectacle fitting a speciality. Hs-
aer's-
Ladies Aid society at Noah's Ark
store.
Spectacle, correctly fitted at
daner's.
| have exclusive sale of Winifrede
coal. Farnham- !
Grand opening of Main street rink
Thanksgiving eve. lott
Sweet Valencia oranges and Califor-
MIA pears at Prices.
f. W. Porterfeld. piano and pipe
organ tuning. Tel 1901. tt
Burt Marshall went to Economy last
evening to spend fe>v days.
Will Grant came from Indianapolis |
last night to visit for few days.
I. b. Jaqaa, of Portland. Ind, is in
the city today, a guest at The Westcott. |
c. C. Binkley and wife arrived home
yesterday afternoon from Indianapolis.
DIR. w. y. Wilson came from Indi-
onapolis this morning on a short bust ]
ness trip.
The Champion Roller Milling com
oany manufacture whole wheat
-four" Try it.
Miss Mary Eas of Indianapolis is in
the city the guest of her uncle, E. G.
Hill and family.
Miss Lizzie McAlpin, of Lincoln,
Neb., visited friends in this city yes.
terday and today.
What would the churches do without
the ladies'. Go to the Ark and help
along the Aid society.
Miss Emma Mitchell, of Ridgeville,
arrived last night to spend few days
with Miss Mary Hill.
j. NJ. Wostcott returned from An
derson yesterday afternoon, where he
has been on business.
Tomorrow is the day when eighteen
ladies from the Aid society are going
to run Noah's Ark store.
The Liberty Bowling club will come
to this city for another series of games
some time in the near future.
New Castle Press-M. A. Sullivan
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and New Paris, o.. for few days.
John Sims and Ed Green went to
Eaton this afternoon to attend a dis
trict NEE ting of the K. of p. lodge.
7. r. Jessup has returned from
Indianapolis where he has been at
tending meeting of the Odd Fellows.
George Bishop. who has been at
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meeting at Indianapolis, has returned
home.
Tomorrow is the annual donation
day at the Margaret Smith Hore, and
a liberal Offering should be gwen by
the Richmond people.
Mrs Carrie Voris. who has been
visiting friends in this city and Ches-
ter, returned tn her home in Hagers
town last evening.
DR.. E. A. Williams and wife will
arrive home next week from Denver
Col. and the former will go to Aiken,
n. c., to spend the winter.
Logansport Reporter-The suit or
note of Gaar, Scott & Co., vs.. Charles
and Francis A Burton was filed this
afternoon. The demand is for $S4 and
interest,
Mrs. Martha Chappell returned to
New Castle this morning after a short
visit with w. G. Burr and family. She
is 50 years OF age and was accom-
panied home by Mr.. Burr.
Fred ,. Miller, Frank z Miller and
George w. Albaugh. of Westminster,
Md, are in the city. The two gentle
men first named are heirs In the Hunt
ington estate that is to sell tomorrow
They are guests at The Westcott.
Charley Hernley and wife and Mr.
Hernley's brother, Amos, were in the
city yesterday afternoon ea route Il
Columbia, Pa, to visit friends and
relatives. They expect TO be away
about five weeks and will visit the east
eru cities before returning, including
| Washington.
George Holland Binkley, son of c.
C. Binkley of this city, who is nov
engineer of the Calumee Electric stree,
railway company in Chicago, is promi-
nently mentioned in connection with
the engineership of the Chicago 4
Western Indiana railroad, the place
vacated by the death of Mr.. Doran,
formerly of this city. Mr.. Binkley
stands in the first rank of civil engi-
neers in the western metropolis.
1t is hoped that all persons inter
ted in the University Extension
movement will be present at the usual
place of meeting tomorrow, S O'Clock
p. M, and bring some one with them
The class will meet in the north study
room of the high school at 7:l5 for a
recitation on the preceding lecture
which will be delivered Saturday in
stesd of Monday evening. The
sut Get for Saturday evening will be
William Makepeaee Thackeray.
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