Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-19
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waited awhile, until be should be
cap tured.
Omar J. Smith and Bertha Alex
ander of Fountain City have been
licensed to marry.
Alexander Reid, county auditor,
went to Warsaw this afternoon to at
tend the funeral of relative.
As is noted in another article, the
date of the Roosevelt meeting here is
changed from October 10 to October
IL.
Ernest Gold, who was struck by a
PENNSYLVANIA train near Greensboro
some months ago, has brought suit
for s., 900 damages.
Harry Cowles, who has been spend
| ing week vacation with his pa
rents in this city, returned to Gin
cinnati this morning.
Mrs George Eggemeyer enter
| tanned about twenty ladies yester-
| day afternoon at her home on east
| Main street in honor of Mrs. Ruth
Foote.
Jesse Mccullough was the victim
of an accident at the Gaar, Scott d
| from a thresher on which he was
working, and was severely injured.
The ambulance took him to his home,
% Washington avenue.
Louck & Hill are among the bid
ders on the contract for the Greene
county, o., court house, at Xenis.
The bids were opened yesterday, and
that of Louck & Hill was second low
est. The bond was retained. and
there is considerable probability that
the contract will fall in this direc-
ton.
The Willing Workers of Grace NJ.
Z. church met last night at the home
of Miss Edna Miller and chose the
following officers: Mrs. F. NJ KEN
per, president; Miss Edna Miller.
vice president; Miss Irene F'rankel
secretary; Miss Elizabeth Townsend,
treasurer, and Miss Eva Doughty,
corresponding secretary.
The Richmond Council No. 202.
Royal League, had regular meeting
last night at their room in the Ma
sonic temple There were several
new members presented, and How
ard Ridge was initiated into mem
bership. The council has ordered
full paraphernalia for initiatory work
There are already more than forty
members.
Out of the seventy BOYS in Earl
ham hall there are only five Demo
Gratis. The Republican club has
large membership and expects to
take an active part in the campaign.
Mr.. Harvey Schilling is the presi-
dent of the organization, and Thurs
day the club will meet and decide
upon definite work The club will
attend the Schurman meeting tomor-
row night in body.
The Schurman meeting tomorrow
evening at the Main street rink will
be a big one. The seating capacity
of the hall will perhaps be taxed once
more, SO those who care to have a
good seat would do well to go early
and avoid the scramble This is what
the PALLADIUM advised for the Wat
son meeting, and the advice was
needed to the delight of all who did
so and afterward watched others
struggle for seats. Don t forget that
Fred Lands follows Schurman.
The marriage of Antonio Mercurio
of Cincinnati to Miss Santa Murcurio
of this city was solemniZed at 9
o o'clock high mass at ST. Mary
church this morning. There was a
large attendance. A splendid we'd
ding dinner was served at the home
of the brides parents on west Main
street with about thirty guests. The
groom is one of the most prosperous
Italians of Cincinnati, and the bride
is one of Richmond's most beautiful
and worthy young ladies. They will
reside in Cincinnati.