Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-07-14

Fletcher's for straw hats. If
]. Nj. Williams sells Sorosis shoes.
Davis, dentist, 9Th & Main. tel. 319.
Wilson, dentist, in Hittle block.
Richard Fisher was fined SO. 80 for
drunk in police court this morning.
Miss Murl Carter went TO Dayton
this morning TO visit for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Meyer of Indi-
anapolis are .the parens of baby
John Pyle went to Martinsville,
Ind. this morning to visit for short
time.
Ellis Clifford returned to Cincin-
natl this morning after q visit with
friends.
Frame fitting in spectacles is as
important as tense fitting. We fit
both, at Haner's.
Congressman James F. Watson
came from Fountain City this morn
ing and went on to knightstown.
The Coppock civil rights case has
been set for next Wednesday, at
which time it will perhaps be dis
missed.
Frank A. Lackey's mare Nellie
Golden, won fourth money in the
PA trot at the Dayton, O., races
yesterday.
Woodland Boy, owned by Woods,
with a record of 2:09l, went to Ell
wood today to the fair. He will 60
in the races there.
The cheapest shoe for man to buy
is the 81. 4 NJ You II find them
only at Williams. Step in and be
fitted. Call for stamps.
Quite a number of Richmond peo-
pie attended the midsummer con
gress at Fountain City yesterday
and last night and report good
time.
The C. r. & NJ construction Co,
have appointed as the company ply
stefan and surgeon, ID Z. Y. Brow
err, number POI north Sth street,
phone 4S9.
Lee Cranor came from Dayton this
morning where two of his horses
won races. Lee now has a string of
five horses and they are bringing
him good money. His horses are
Roman, Fred NJ, Sallie Spencer,
Pack Rose and David Haram.
G. c. Stevenson, an invalid, living
with his daughter. Mrs. Frank
Halter, on Boyer street, fell from his
rolling chair yesterday and broke
his leg. The fracture was reduced
by DR.. Frank Durham, and the
patient is doing as well as could be
expected.
The birthday anniversary of Miss
Grace Knollenberg was duly cele-
brated Thursday afternoon and even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John kuolIenberg, on south
eighth street. There was a magnifi
cent supper with fifty guests, and all
hada delightful time.
Judge Fox will rule on the motion
to quash the writ for mandamus next
Tuesday in the Wayne circuit court.
This is the case in which the assess
ors asked TO have the auditor COM
PEELED to issue warrants on the treas
ury for pay alleged to be due them
over and above the allowance made
by the county council.
Jesse Fletcher the hat man is
threatened with a relapse of wild
western fever. This time. however.
instead of going west, he will indulge
in his favorite recreation of driving.
He will start out next Monday morn
ing for week 5 trip in some direc-
tion from this city, probably south
He will take along camping supplies.
and will cook and hunt and fish for
pastime. His wife will accompany
him on the trip
J. O. Barber and Herman f. Par
deck. accompanied by their wives,
leave for Milwaukee tonight to at
tend the annual meeting of the
Agents association of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
that convenes in that city the COM
mo week. The National association
Of the general agents of the company,
Of which Mr.. Barber is q member,