Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-19
funeral viii take place Thursday,

/ THIS week.
Joe Hill has returned TO his school
work in the east.
Joseph Jones was arrested and
| fined for drunkenness.
Burt Martin arrived home yester-
| day afternoon from Elwood.
Miss Lillian Shofer left this morn
ing for Cincinnati to spend a week or
| so.
o. c. Cook of Greensboro trans
acted business ia this city yester-
day.
Harry Dickinson went to Indi-
| annapolis this morning to attend the
I fair
Mrs. George Detch of Indianapolis
was in the city today visiting
| friends.
John Cockre]l was among the Rich
mond people who went to the Eaton
fair this morning,
Miss Hannah Quinn, the modiste,
went to Cincinnati this morning to
look after fall styl 5.
Benjamin Starr went to Eaton this
morning to look after the exhibit OF
the Starr Piano Co.
j. w. Croker of Chicago will come
to Richmond the latter part of the
week to spend few days.
Two extra coaches were put on
train number Fl this morning and
about sixty people went from here.
Mrs. Harry Castator, who has been
spending few days in Chicago, ar
rived home yesterday afternoon.
Free admission to street car pa
irons all this week at Highland Park
All street car tickets accepted as
fare. 19tf
Charles Chrismau went to the Ea
ton fair this morning. One of his
horses is entered on the race card.
Mrs. VS.. kaufman and daughter,
Miss Maude, went to Indianapolis
this morning to visit for a few days.
Mayor Zimmerman went to Eaton
today to attend the fair. He will
attend the races at Fort Wayne to-
morrow.
Free admission to street car pa
irons all this week at Highland Park.
All street car tickets accepted as
fare. 19-tf
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis III. Peck of ST.
Paul, Mimi, are the guests of Presi
dent and Mrs. j. j. Mills, Earlham
Place.
Charles S. Compton of Columbu bus,
Ind, is in the city visiting his
brother, A. G. Compton, West Rich
mond.
Mrs. Bliss, who has been here sew
eral days in the interest of the Home
Missionary society, has gone to Port
land, Ind.
The w. C. T. u. county convention
will be held at Rhoda Temple next
Friday, September p, commencing
at 10 clock Members will please
bring we'll filled baskets.
Win r. Patterson of Springfield,
O., and Miss Harriet E. Baker
were married at the First M. E. par
sonage at 4 o. clock yesterday after
noon by Rev. A. w. Lamport.
AIva Conner entertained the Cen
trail Union Telephone operators at
her home on north nineteenth street
last night Refreshments were served
and all had a most delightful even
ing.
The Preble County Hunters asso-
citation will hold its fifth annual re-
union at Eaton, o., September %.
Tbirty-two valuable prizes will be
awarded to the best shots. All rifle
men invited.
irons all this week at Highland Park.
All street car tickets accepted as
fare. - If
Next Sunday S game of ball will be
with Freshman S Mountain Tourists,
one of the best amateur teams in
Cincinnati They beat the Hamilton
krebs last Sunday by a score of 4
to 3
There are number of $40 bets on
the board at Engleberts' that Nc
Kinley will carry Indiana, but there
are no takers among those who have
been predicting that Indiana would
go Democratic.
There is something of a school
book famine again this year. The
first order of books is exhausted and
the second installment has not vet
come in. There will eventually be
plenty, however.
King r. Williams, county recorder,
is on a fishing expedition at Colon,
Mich. He will be gone some two
weeks. His able deputies will have
charge of the office while the head of
the department takes a needed rest.
Free admission to street car pa
irons all this week at Highland Park
All street car tickets accepted as
fare. 19-tf
The First Ward Republicans com
pleted their organization last night,
with Clark Thomas vice president,
George knollenberg treasurer, and
c. K. Unthank, Louis knopf and W.
h. Wineburg executive committee.
I'll. l.. Sphinx made a very interesting
address.
Indiana troops were, according to
the statistics of the war department,
the tallest of any state troops that
fought in the rebellion. This state
had 10000 men over six feet two
inches high The tallest general in
the Union army was from Indiana,
General Sol Meredith, of Cambridge
City.
Free admission to street car pa
irons all this week at Highland Park.
All street ear tickets accepted as
fare. 19-tf
The fourth ward Republican club
met last night. Talks by Mr.. c. c.
Binkley, c. G. Swain and William
Tate. A number Of new names were
added to the roll. Work is to be
pushed by the executive committee,
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