Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-11-22
LOCAL NEW 8.

Tonight the Burlesquers.
Dr. W. A. Park, dentists \. tenth.
Buy your hats of Fletcher. 8-tf,
Smoke eye glasses for sun, Haner S.
Jack s Burlesquers tonight.
Harding, Dentist. Westcott block.
All kinds spectacle repairing,
Haner s.
Correct spectacle fitting, special
ty, Haner's.
2John Nicholson returned from In
dianapolis this morning.
Pretty girls, costumes, etc +, in
Jack s Burlesquers tonight.
Hervey at Fifth Street NJ. f.
church tomorrow night. Subject,
''Phe Most Out of 1t. -
The C. r. & NJ has file appropia
ton suits against Arthur f. Banner
and wife, and Marietta Worrell.
Mrs. Mary A. Durham arrived
home yesterday afternoon from sew
eral weeks visit with her daughter
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Woman S Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church
| will meet Friday afternoon Of this
| week with Mrs. Harry Mather, on
North twelfth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ramp of north
sixteenth street entertained a mum
Der of friends very pleasantly at
| their home. Progressive euchre was
the feature of the amusements.
John H. Rolling has purchased the
| building located at fifth and Main, in
which II. L. Dickinson S papering
establishment is located. Mr.. Rolling
bought the property from d. d
Long.
Jack S Burlesque arrived this morn
ing with twenty people.
DIR. Joseph Iutzi, who had been
able to 60 about the house to some
extent, in his paralytic condition,
fell the other day and broke his hip.
which renders him entirely helpless
and makes mis- condition extremely
serious.
Fifth Street NJ. E. Lecture Course
The Rev. John Med. Hervey tomor-
row night.
Webb lodge number "a, Masonic,
will have work on eight candidates.
on Wednesday, December 5, begin
ming at noon and lasting till near
midnight. There will be lunch and
| banquet served, and many visitors
are expected from outside the city.
John III. Rolling will move into the
corner room at fifth and Main, and
Hold Dickinson, who has the wall pa
per store there at present, will move
into Ellis Thomas room where the
Oakland Wine company room form
erly was, between fifth and sixth.
The regular chapel period at Earl
ham college this morning was occu
pied by S. w. Gillian in original
numbers interspersed with short
talks and purely entertaining fea-
lures. The speaker was received
with hearty enthusiasm, and the pc
riod was very pleasantly filled.
Best musical comedy of the season
The Runaway Girl tomorrow night
Mr. and Mrs George w. Cotton
last night celebrated their fifteenth
weduing anniversary, at their home,
213 south thirteenth street. There
were quite number of guests, select
ed from among their most intimate
friends, and the evening was rem
dered delightful in every social way.
The Runaway Girl tomorrow night
Cambridge City Tribune: Daniel
W. Mason is still in poor health. He
is confined to his home most of the
time. Miss Amy Hodgin of Rich
mond visited Misses Bertha and Bees
sic Pritchard last Saturday and Sun
day Mrs. w. E. Hastings came
over from Richmond Saturday night
to spend few days with her sister,
Mrs Hail.
60 people in The Runaway Girl.
The Aftermath society entertained
the husbands and gentlemen escorts
of the members last night at the home
of Mrs. F. NJ. Clark, north eleventh
street. There was banquet with a
program of toasts. Prof. r. L.
Sackett was toastmaster, and toasts
were given by VIZ. Bradbury, Rob
ert kersey, Prof. Hlser and W. E.
Jenkins. Various forms of enter
tainment were INDUCED in. W. F.
Hiatt furnished very entertaining
feature in a piano player imitation,
and a guessing contest was had, the
prize being Won by W. Z. Jenkins.
Speaking Of "A Runaway Girl. !"
which is to appear at the Gennett |
theater tomorrow night, the Indian |
apolis Journal says: The people came
in droves to English's opera house
last night, the occasion b ing the
second visit of that highly diverting
"A Runaway Girl. The
large cast has undergone numerous
changes since last year, and some OF
these have rather improved in gen
eral effect. The success of the piece
IS clearly due to its wealth of tune
'ul and catchy lyrics and its funny
songs, most of these accompanied by
splendid choruses, with frequent
.lever manipulations of the lights.
One must see and hear the produc
ion to thoroughly appreciate its ex-
The Runaway Girl will have a
lacked house tomorrow night.
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