Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-02
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necessarily serious in their results.
Shewzx attended BY her brother, DR..
Frank Duhham yn
Observation-Disclosures today was 90 in
hand 70 in the shade the
ullfzaasxadyhof the season thus far.
: H. HsEnglebert has been granted
ID ihis 66dSc iDr s3oo On north ninth
street.
DIR. C. L. Davis took a tally no
load of musicians to Centerville last
eFening and splayed for the High
S51hool commencement.
d The case of Frank A. Senchal VS..
III. G. Tanner for false Imprisonment
has been taken to Randolph county
on a ichaS OF venue.
eessrs. Bradford, Christy and
Patrick of the c., r. s. NJ, went to
Muncie at noon today in the interest
of their road at that point.
Sarah A. Phillips was today given
a Judgment on foreclosure of mort
gage, against David L. Mather eft al,
to the amount of IS, S27. 20.
Building permits for April 1899
amounted to S10,715, and for April
this year they reached SIS, $50, max
ing difference of IS, 935.
Quite a number of persons left at
lis today on the special train for
Hagerstown to attend the county
meeting of the Daughters of Re
bekah. A new lodge will be in
stituted.
Ioso,<b pa,l-arc ohio raS ola.fo6
to council, is not vet citizen of the
United States. He filed his record
of intention, some two days ago, but
he has not yet become a full-tiedged
citizen.
Miss Mary Snodgrass went to New
York yesterday to remain some
weeks. When she returns she will
be in the Office of the Jones Hardware
company instead of with the Hoosier
Drill company as formerly.
The members of the Third NJ. E.
church rendered a receptionlast night
to their pastor, the Rev. W. E. Nc
Carly and wife. Substantial gifts
of provisions and money were pre-
sented to the pastor and the evening
was an enjoyable one in every re-
spect.
Harriet Eleanor Dobbins, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dobbins,
will be united in marriags on the
morning of May 21, at S a. M, to
Mr.. Harry c. Tuttle, clerk in the
Office of Superintendent Walton at
Chicago. The marriage will take
place at the home of the brides par
ents on north third street.
Rheuma Vim, the wonderful Philip
pine Rheumatic cure brought to this
country from the Philippines by Sur
geon E. NJ. Anderson of the Second
Oregon Volunteer Regiment. 1t has
cured hundreds of cases in this coun-
try the past year 1t is sure cure.
Can refer YOU to a number of local
cases. Sold at The Westcott Phar-
macy, sl.00 per bottle. 2S-6t
The first of the two games with
the Muncie State League team will
take place tomorrow instead of to-
day, as was enormously stated in
yesterdays paper. The locals an
ticipate no trouble in defeating the
boys from the gas belt, as they have
IOS SLoN u ~ Wen tuUS Lar tutS sea
son. There will also be another game
Friday between the same teams:
Will Mccullough, who is with
well known minstrel aggregation.
was married at Findlay, o.. on March
l6. to Miss Louise Bradley. The
marriage was a quiet one, and the
fact was not known to their friends
here or their other relatives in Nun
Gle until day or so ago. They had
been corresponding for several years.
Miss Bradley lived in Decatur, Ind :.
and she and Mr.. Mccullough met at
Findlay. her former home, for the
marriage.