Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.


j.. K, Powers was at Muncie yester-
day on business.
Ed White went to Cambridge City
last evening to attend the dance.
Monday is Decoration day. All
ceremonies at Glen Miller. | to d
p. m.
John Vaugha1's dog was poisoned
last night and he is mourning his
loss.
Miss Ida Thurston is visiting friends
at Merchandising, Ohio, for few
days.
Mrs. M. b. Months has gone to Chat
tanooga to visit relatives for few
| weeks.
The Richmond City BaId will give a
concert at Glen Miller park Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. j. Hall, who has been visit
| ing friends in Knightstown, returned
home today.
All should attend Decoration day
| ceremonies at Glen Miller Park Mon
day, to p. m.
Miss Edith Conner of Minneapolis is
expected to visit Harry Doan and wife
for few weeks.
Mrs. Ira Swisher returned from
Eaton, Ohio. last evening after short
visit with frieLds.
| Superintendent Wineburg went to
Hagerstown this morning 10 conduct
teachers examination.
| Malvern Jones, who had his arm
broken this week in West Richmond
is getting along nicely.
Nus. C. S. Jones and children Of
Logansport are in the city, the guests
of relatives for short time.
Rev. E. A DeVore returned from
Indianapolis last evening, where he ha:
been attending the Prohibition conven
ton.
| Charles A. Wilson returned from
| Cambridge City Yesterday afternoon
where he visited friends for shor
| time.
Hiram Supplee, who died at Lynr
yesterday, has been subscriber o.
the WEEKLY PALLADIUM over sixty
years.
The famous City Band. with Franz
|. Butler as director, will furnish tn,
music for Decoration dav at Glen Mil
| Ter park.
| Miss Myrtle Hedriek of Muncie ar
rived this afternoon to visit the Misse.
Mary Hill and Elizabeth Townsend fol
s few days.
evening was attended by number Of
persons from this city and they report
good time.
Tine Rev C. E Bacon, formerly the
pastor of First NJ. E. church in this
city, is seriously i'll at his home in
Indianapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Luken went to
funeral of the latter's brotL erin law
j. b. La Plante.
Mrs. John Buffkin and Mrs. William
Chenoweth returned from Cincinnati
last evening where they visited friends
for q short time.
The L. A. W club will make run
on Decoration day to Fountain City
and return. The club will leave at
a. IN. from 500 Main street
Sol Meredith Post. g. A R., and w.
r. c.. with children, will dedicate a
now flag staff and flag at Glen Miller
Monday afternoon, l to 6 p. m.
The pupils of the second year
grade of the Hibberd building went to
the Glen yesterday afternoon and
studied springs and artesian wells.
The ladies of Grace NJ E. church
were entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Albertson, south
eighteenth street, and pleasant time
was enjoyed.
A postal received from NJ. J. Con
way and wife, from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. states that they arrived safely
and are enjoying the beauties of that
lovely country.
st. Mary's centennial celebration
will close tonight. There will be a
large crowd present this evening TO
enjoy the fes' ivities. 1t has been a
most successful affair.
Misses Mary aud Alice Mccormack
and Nora Hassett of New Castle at
tended the Irish centenary att St.
Mary's hall last evening and were the
guests of Miss Ella Fitzgibbons.
New Castle Press: The Thrawley
murder trial is to be the source of big
expense to Hel ry county. 1t will cost
ner probably So 900 aud there is q
chance that it will be even greater.
The knightstown Sun says: 1t is
currently rumored that the Hon. James
liz. Watson. our next congressman. viii
organize q regiment of the patriotic
yoanx men of the Sixth district to offe,
their services to the government.
The city schools will close next Mon
day afternoon and the children will bs
given an opportunity to attend the
memorial exercises at the Glen. Flow
ers will be brought to the various
school buildings in the morning 8.
usual and it is hoped that there will b,
| a large contribution.
| Rev. A. w. Lamport. pastor of tn.
| First NJ E. church, says he has il
mind the plan of q church he wishes Il
build some time. This place o
worship is to have a movable floor, 81
that the congregation can be turned
with their backs to the light. Sur
rounding the congregation Is TO be {
grand orchestra of every eoneeivabl,
kind of musical instrument. includins
the bass drum. A chorus of children
voices is to help swell the grand an
thems of praise that are TO be waite
Iheavenward. The pulpit is to have /
time lock. which limits the length O
the sermon Gs.i--3->
lvitf,in Ave minutes of the time of end
mo the sermon. Ii the preacher fail
70 heed. both speaker and palpit sinl
ldorn out of sight of the congregation
he avs there will be one church witt
= preacher out Of sight.