Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-17
LOCAL NEWS

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Haners,
Correct spectacle fitting, special
ty, Haner's.
nc. Fl. Cunningham of New Castle
is in the city today.
Chris Fetta went to Indianapolis
this morning to attend a Masonic
meeting.
The Westcott is filed to its fullest
copacity, and a number have been
turned away.
Sterritt Hunter of Cincinnati is in
the city to attend the Smith-Hutton
wedding tonight.
The Third Ward Republican club
at the Republican headquarters.
Miss Stella Roney was ONE of the
bridesmaids at the DeWeese-Lowes
wedding in Dayton last night.
DIR. G. Fl. Grant is convalescine
from his attack of typhoid fever, and
will shortly be able to be out again
d. p. Smith, wife and three chill
dren of Freehold, n. j., are In the
city to attend the Smith Hutton wed
ding.
The little son of Prof. and Mrs. ID
r. Ellabarger has scarlet fever anG
Mr.. Ellabarger is quarantined away
from his home.
Miss Bessie Whitridge is slowly
recovering from her very serious at
tack of typhoid fever, but is not ye
entirely out of danger.
The annual inspection party of thu
Pennsylvania lines left Pittsburs
this morning for the west, travelling
on three special trains.
Miss Ennma Johnson, Marie Horton
and May Pritchard will entertain
this evening for Mr.. Sharp, Mr.
FOOte and Mr.. Earl of Traverse City
Mich. -
Mrs. Ada Bechtell wins morn
ang t. hee ad 90 aad cSd she has in heI
family. The child may yet be taken
away from her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Willis OF Indi-
annapolis have returned home after a
delightful visit with their nieces,
Mrs. A. B. Johnson and Luella Run
yam, of Richmond Junction.
Earle E. Widup and Sylvester III.
Jones will speak at Williamsburg on
next Saturday evening, at 80. There
will be an enthusiastic meeting and
the apeech.,s will be interesting.
According to the Indianapolis SEN
final Sentinel William Buntin Hale
is now of Chicago. AS Mr.. Hale does
not get a vote this year, it is proba-
bly, Just as well for him to live one
place as another.
indianapolis Journal - William
Dudley Foulke addressed large au
Hence at Madison last. He made a
strong and effective speech, which
vas heartily appreciated by jefferson
county Republicans.
There had been no arrangement
made for the heating of the Repub-
lean club rooms at Richmond avenue
ND west third last night, so the
heeting there was not such success
s it would otherwise have been.
Roy Ollie arrived home last night
rom Rochester, N. Y, where he has
cen working in large gents fur
fishing house. He has resigned his
0sltion and accepted a f1atterinp
Ter from a well known ST. Louis
RIM and will leave tomorrow morn
*.
The threatened bad weather YES
rday declared after a few minutes /;
lat 1t was Just foolin and soon
gan behaving itself in the most
-emplary manner. Yesterday even.
g was fine, and today started out
ost beautifully. c
Prof. W. E. Wineburg, county q
perintendent of schools, went tn D
dianapolis this morning to a meet
of the grand chapter of ROYAL
oh Masons, and also to attend a 7
Meeting OF committee on school
questions.
A great many local persons ex- s
'ssed some wonder as to who was al
ant In an Indianapolis paper. do
ong the list of Bryan speakers. by IL
lillian Bayard Hale of Chicago. = 81
vas misprint. The party meant m
William Buntin Hale of this m,
frt
sremiah r. Wilson, President &C
secretary of agriculture. ST
speak at East Germantown next
lday afternoon at o. clock. This
Re only cabinet member who will
X In Wayne county, and there to
Id be a large turnout to hear him brs
ass the issues of the present not
paign. CIR;
lere will be raised at Bethel one tar
from next Saturday &c., and
pole 200 feet long-the longest pre-
put up in this county. The coca sac
will be dignified with speeches mel
general political rally. Frank ana
ownship Republicanism is con the
ly on the boom, and she will tria
herself in the way of a major wor
lis fall. bacl
Oliver Willard Pierce of Indi- Az
bis made fine impression. He 10Y
technic > nc So I slenen- coue
Death 1yvarnar 49, Ispiue buy
az and technic, the dramatic rao m
qualities of the artist M
veil displayed. Mr.. Pierce is 90
the remarkable players of the - -
and will rank with the best no. :.
s OF the country.-N. Y. Mu- pop
,ourier. use
p Co.,
70 q very successful meetinpI
ght with a large ATTENDANCE Art
ot OF new members were obi der o
ine council was favored last felt {
with the presence of Supreme police
=. T. PIPER OF Chicago, who chant
ellghted with the start the tax.
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'uncA mas made, and who in line a
<sue most ayorable impress stanc,
tue council. There are al been