Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Fine watches st Haner's.'
John F. Robbins is on the sick list.
Spectacle fitting a speciality Fla
aei's
Spectaeles correctly fitted Ut
aaner's.
K. B. Dickinson's jeuelry store will
be open nights.
Try Hoerner bread, there ia none
better made. Aim
Bay smokeless coal. have the
best. Farnham.
Laces and ribbons, lots of them very
cheap at knollenborR's store.
City Treasurer Needham is still con-
fined to his home with the grip.
Mrs. Samuel Dintaman of east Main
street is seriously i'll with the grip.
Judson r. Rupe resumed from a
business trip to Evansville this morn
ing.
Tickets at n cholson's nd Iliff s.for
the recital by Mrs. Bertha Kunz Ba-
ker, in Cyrano.
There will be work in the Mark
hdstrk u cSICCs NAhs ooiSuOh SaoP
ter. Number 4, tonight.
Lee Mendenhall reformed from Eaton
| this morning, where he has been spend
| ing few days with friends.
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker. in Cyrs-
40, at the First VI. +. church, Safur-
| day, January 2S, at s q. m.
All persons buying tickets for Ms.
L ID nf Of IN ha
audience room of the church.
There ia still plenty of grip i'll the
city, nearly every case being mild
from of that distressful malady.
Miss Edith Adams of Shelbyville ar
rived yesterday and will enter the art
studio of Prof. Bundy at Earlham.
Miss Minnie Jameson, who has been
seriously i'll for some time. was taken
70 the hospital at Dayton this week for
treatment.
s. s Straitau il arrived home from
Cincir natl last night where he has
been attending national meeting of
manufacturers.
A number OF the physicians say that
as yet they can notice no material de-
crease in the number Of cases of grip
and pneumonia.
A j. Black and wife who have been
spending a few DAYS with friends In
Dayton and other Ohio cities, returned
home Las t evening.
Harry Warren will leave next Mon
day for his new headquarters at Gin
einnati from which point he will travel
for the Standard Oil company.
There will perhaps be some eases
alsRa eSsSs at N aKipWtu fqpSf
and will come up for hearing.
Another letter has been received
from Fred Fox, which states that he is
now the postmaster at Payama. Cuba, |
aud getting along the incest kind.
The ladies of the G A. r. will hold
appropriate funeral services at the
ONE of Comrade Galley on, at 12l7
nor,h Hstreet. at 7:30 this evening
The gas is terrifeally low today, ar d
here IS a general complaint regarding
Is abse; CO Those who have a sup
DIV of wood are in luck, and are keep
ng warm.
The evsngelistic and pastoral com
nittea % the Indiana Yearly Meeting
# Friends. will meet next week at
s'airmount and Allen Jay. Mrs. Will
am Hiatt and others will attend
from this city.
Activity is resuming 10 some extent
n ths. lice of the county treasurer
} lite number of peonls are comiag
u daily to pay their taxes end avoid
The rush, and tho employees IN that
office do not care how many come 10
before the grand scramble that is sure
to come in April.
C. F Haasche, the we'll known
larpist and all-around musician, goes
N Moaday next TO Cincinnati to ac-
,ept a position as director of band.
The position is an excellent one from a
financial standpoint, and will pay Nv
dansche very well in the acceptance Of
(. He will be there for perhaps ten
weeks
While May Zimmerman in in
'avor of the change of Il q present
Metropolitan police system, he is II
opposed to all the features or in ie ed
20 the main features of it. He be-
ieves in the syste IN with the exception
pf that part viii b gives to the COVER
1or the power of appointing the com
nissioners. He thinks the local gov
eminent principle should prevail IN
every department and that the mayor
should have the appointing power.
In an interview published in the
Cincinnati Post of yesterday mornings
arrival in this city. John NJ. Westcott,
of this city, stated that he was opposed
to trusts and the principle that under
lies them. He expressed himself
strongly in favor of competition IN
business of all sorts, and bell. we'd that
the smaller institutions should be per-
mitted to keep alive and continue in
operation for the sake of the laboring
men that could thus be employed,
while under the operation of trusts
men were thrown out of employment
and smaller concerns shut down.
Hosiery and underwear bargains,
the best III the town, at kno leEberg's.