Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-13

O., have returned home after short
visit In this city.
Davis. dentist, 9Th & Main. tel. 319
Smoke eye glasses for sun, Haner s.
All kinds spectacle repairing,
Haners.
N. Tracey has returned from
indianapolis.
E. G. Hibberd returned yesterday
afternoon from Anderson
Mrs. Clendenen of Hagerstown
was guest at The Westcott yester-
day.
There will be regular work in Webb
lodge, Masonic, next Wednesday
night.
Tom McWhinney of Rushville was
in the city yesterday calling on
| friends.
Miss Florence Allen was in Indi-
annapolis Thursday attending the
carnival.
Melville f. Wagner and Malinda
C. Coull of Hagerstown have teen
licensed to marry.
John Elliott of this city has had
his pension increased to $40 through
| the Marshall agency.
Slater Stubs, ESQ.,, of New Jersey,
| is the guest of Lewis ID. Stubs and
| family, &c south twelfth street.
Charles G.. Sutton and wife went
to Union City today. They will also
visit in Chicago before returning.
John Y. Poundstone returned from
Indianapolis yesterday, where he has
been participating in golf con-
test.
Miss Bessie Bush has returned
| from New York City where she has
been spending the summer with her
sister.
Miss Anna Spencer arrived home
yesterday from Indianapolis where
she has been visiting during the
carnival.
John A. Moore and wife arrived
home Yesterday afternoon from their
wedding trip to Chicago and other
points.
Miss Stella Rooney went to Dayton
yesterday to remain until after the
wedding of Miss Alberta Loves
next week.
L. T. Lemon and wife returned
yesterday afternoon from Chicago,
where they have been spending sew
eral months.
Mrs. Daniel Dilla, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nj. Il. Bal
lard, north eighth street, returned
to her home in JOnesbOro yester-
day.
Ed Dickinson, the genial mail car
rier, is again on duty after an alb
sence of several days. He has been
on fishing trip at Claire, in the
northern part of the state.
Coroner Watts was called to Dub
lin Thursday in the Huddleston death
case, and will render verdict that
death resulted from an accidental fall
from house on which he was work
ing.
The many friends of Miles Good
win, the well-known travelling man
from New Castle, will be sorry to
learn that he has lost his eyesight
and will be compelled to give up his
position.
John H. Daily of West Richmond
has been declared insane. The com
so declaring him consisted
of Drs. r. R. Hopkins and w. w.
and Justices F. NJ, Con
ner and Levi Jones.
The Fifth Ward Republican club
will be addressed by Ray II.
on Monday evening, Octo
Der Is, at 7:30 O'Clock, at the club
rooms on north G street between
and fifteenth streets.
The Kinsey Komedy Kompany will
occupy the boards at the Phillips all
next week. In the new Uncle Hiram
they have the strongest sensational
drama of the day. Every
thing is new this year. Ladies free
night.
The Centerville high school will
give school social at the town hall
next Tuesday night, October 16, con
sisting of recitations and songs. Re
freshments will be served in cOnnec |
ton. Admission 10 cents. The pro
leeds for the benefit of the library.
Get your seats for the Popular
Lecture Course. There are still a
number of good seats left at soc and
81 for reserve for the season. First
Russell Conwell, Monday
evening, October 10, at Gennett
theatre, subject, Acres of Dia-
nonds Single admission soc
Plat at Westcott pharmacy.
The oldest Rough Rider in the big
Roosevelt day parade was Stephen
carlow, who lives south of the city.
lie is in his eighty fourth year, yet
n the parade he sat his horse like a
,entaur He has always been an ex-
client horseman. and his little mount
hat he used on Thursday is a treas
re in the way of a saddler.
A grand Sunday school mass meet
ng and rally will be held at Grace
I. E. church Sunday afternoon at 3
clock. Every Sunday-school super 1
ltendent, teacher, officer and scholar a
hould be present to hear j. c. Car t
ION, the state secretary. You should
ear Rev. Cannon speak and sing.
ct superintendents and pastors an
ounce.
In the case of the c. R. s NJ VS. f
ouisa H. White. owner of the Nixon c
aper mill, William J. Hiatt, James c
arman and Henry Holtzafel, APP C
assessed the damage due V
efendant at $435. In the case of a
lme against Alonzo Davenport the b
opraisers. c. E. Wiley. James Car b
AN and Walter S. Commons. as a
,ssed damages in the sum of $40. d
There are still those who speak in |.
rms of admiration of the Fountain q
ity troop of riders in the parade a
ere on Thursday. The Fountain
ity men had been trained by a
.gI,lar cavalryman. and they showed T,
in their seat, carriage, style of |,
,Dilipu tho rains and in oyerytbipuI Il