Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Fletcher's for hats.

Spectacles scientifically fitted, Ha-
ners s.
Spectacle fitting speciality, Ha-
ner's.
The second game of the Hartford
Henley polo series Main street rink
tonight.
Work in Richmond lodge F. and
A. NJ. tonight in first degree. All
Masons in good standing invited
The ladies of Grace church will
serve supper at the church tomorrow
evening, April IL, from $50 to Z 80
o clock.
Mrs. Geo. Holland Binkley and
children of Chicago are visiting for a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. Binkley.
Miss Minnie Severding of New
York City is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs George J. Knollenberg
of south eighth street.
The Aftermath society will hold it's
annual banquet at the home of Mrs.
Middleton, on the west side, next
Tuesday evening, April II.
James Lee, on paternity charges
preferred by Grace Ryder, was bound
over to circuit court, by Squire
Jones this morning, on a bond of
$500.
The Wednesday society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O with
Mrs. George Spencer, 1912 north A
| street.
Reserved seats for polo games on
sale at the Westcott pharmacy. No
seats reserved except in balcony.
Admission 25c, reserved seats 25c
extra.
Evangelist Bodell will preach every
afternoon this week except Saturday
and every evening at 7:3O, at the
Second Presbyterian church, north
nineteenth street.
Prosecutor Bond is at his father s
home near Williamsburg, for a short
visit, and to help his father SOW oats.
Mrs. Bond accompanied her husband
on his rural jaunt.
The Woman Foreign Missionary
society of Whitewater Monthly meet
ing of Friends will meet at the home
of Mrs. Naomi Harrison Wednesday
afternoon at 2.15 O'Clock
F. L. Patrick of the c., r. s. NJ
was here last night and both he and
MIR. Fl. A. Christy will be here on
Thursday Preliminary steps for the
survey will be taken at once.
Resolved, That the Democratic
party has more to be proud of than
the Republican party, is the ques
| ton for debate in the History club
Wednesday night of this week.
Two complaints have been filed in
the Wayne circuit court: That OF
Bernard Austerman ct al. VS.. Ed
ward Salter ct al TO quiet title; and
ex parte Sarah Edgar to adopt Lu-
cretia Via.
lola Lodge X. of p. will confer the
rank of Esquire on four candidates
next Thursday evening. All mem
bers of the order in good standing
are invited. Banquet will be served
after work Is finished. F. W. Mar
chant X. of r. and S. 10-2t
Ed Holder, who has the gang OF
wonderful trained pigs at Cambridge
City, has joined the Farmer Stebbins
show at Cincinnati and is now on the
road regularly. 1t is understood that
when the circus season opens he will
be with the Robinson s circus for the
season.
There was big and lively crowd
of high school students gathered up
at the Westcott pharmacy this morn
ing. waiting for the plat to open
The plat opened up at 9, and the
crowd had begun to gather at 6. The
seating capacity of the Gennett will
be tested to Finish" next Friday
evening.
The West Side Republican club has
elected the old officers again, namely:
Frank j. Brown president, Levi NJ.
Jones secretary, E. o. Durham treas
urer The accounts of the club have
been audited by County Chairman
Swain, and it was found that the
club was out of debt and had $50 in
the treasury.
There were a number of building
permits issued today: Henry Schell,
1879 Fort Wayne avenue, remodel
frame dwelling, 800, Joseph B.
Craighead, remodel brick dwelling at
232 north tenth street, u, 900: Henry
Ii
Kinsey street, 81, 200; Erasmus r.
Slower, frame addition, Iii south
eighth street, $3.50
The thirty-second degree of Ma
sonry was conferred last night on
Guy S. Robe, who thus becomes the
youngest thirty second degree Mason
in the United States, as he is but
twenty-one years old. His father,
W. J. Robe, gave a banquet at the
temple in his honor, and presented
the son with a fine gold watch and
Knights Templar charm.
The case of Virgins VS.. the City
mas been set down for May 1, and
that of E.agan VS.. the City for MAY B.
The trial of the latter case on the
date set depends very largely upon
the health of MIR A. c. Lindemuth,
the attorney for the Home Telephone
company, as that company is a party
10 the suit, and Mr.. Lindemuth 5
health is extremely poor.
The Medical college of Indiana
held its commencement at English
opera house last night, and the class
address on The Physician Debt to
the Community was delivered by
Prof. David ". Dennis of Earlham
college. The address is quoted at
some length in the IndianapoIi.
morning papers and quite compli-
mentarily commented on.
The German Fire Insurance COM
pany of Wayne county met last week
and elected the following board of
directors: Henry Grieve, Edward