Richmond daily palladium., 1900-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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| Haner S.
The Druids had several limitations
last night.
Mrs f F. Rice is spending a few
days in Muncie.
Miss Mary Mueggenberg spent
Sunday with Hamilton friends.
Miss Mary Lemon has returned
from visit at Wilmington, Q.
"Corinne' was the guest of Mrs
William Dicks while in this city.
Valerie and Robert Clee have re-
turned from a visit with Connersville
| friends.
J. Rue Rifle has brought the suit
of Ed L. Lamb VS.. Lora Lamb, for
divorce.
Mrs. w. d. Jennings of New Cas-
tie was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
| Lynn C. Boyd and family Of Mont
pelier will move to this city in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Cause have
returned to New Castle after visit
in this city.
i Mrs. Z. L. Spencer and Mrs. Frank
| Parsons are visiting friends in Cam
bridge City.
Constable Arch Lytle is able to be
out after seven weeks illness with
pneumonia.
Mrs. W. r. Windsor, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, has re
turned to Muncie.
Mrs. f. Griggs Of Columbus, Ky,
is visiting Mrs. p. G. Kidder, north
fourteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewyn Cannon of In
| dianapolis are in the city visiting her
parents, l.. 7. Lemon and wife.
Mrs T. H. Bundy and daughter,
Miss Nellie, have returned to New
Castle after short visit with friends.
Miss Marie Miller of Cambridge
City, who has been the guest of
friends in this city, has returned
home.
Easter opening of stylish millinery
Wednesday and Thursday, April 4
and 5, at Needs Il Rust, 6lS Main
street. 2-2t
Miss Nellie Lamar left yesterday
for Pontiac, Mich, to spend the sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Z.
Sa>ridan.
Mrs Prof Hugo Theme of Ann
Arbor, Mich, is in the city visiting
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Thurston.
Miss Porter will have her spring
opening Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. See all the new things
in domestim and imported millinery.
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The Magazine club met at the home
of Mrs. ]. w. Barnes yesterday af
ternoon and miscellaneous day was
observed by all the members reading
selections.
Miss Porter will have her spring
opening Wednesday and Thursday OF
| this week See all the new things in
domestic and imported millinery.
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The Woman S Foreign Missionary
society of Grace NJ E. church will
meet Thursday afternoon, instead of
tomorrow, with Mrs. Frances Kelley,
south fourteenth street.
The work on the ball park is pro-
crossing rapidly and with good
weather it will be completed in about
three days Ten men are now at
work under Contractor Rehling.
There was fire at the tailor shop
of Joseph c. Kern last night. In
some way unknown to anyone,
blaze started behind the cutting ta-
BILE. All Mr.. Kern 5 patterns We're
destroyed and his cutting table was
ruined There was some insurance.
At the ministerial association yes
terday there was very interesting
paper on Higher Criticism by the
Rev Stanley c. Hughes, followed by
a discussion. The subject at the
next meeting will be The Millen
MUM by Allen Jay.
Dr. Lamport dedicated the new
Methodist church at Losantsville
Sunday The amount needed to meet
al liabilities was $404 In a short
time $500 was raised. In the even
ing a splendid silver shower was
taken for the pastor, Rev. II. FL.
Compton.
Charles Henry Coffin, formerly
cashier of the defunct Richmond Ma
tional bank but for some years a res
ident of Chicago, was held up and
robbed by foot pads in that city last
Sunday night. The robbers only Sc
cured 81 MIR Coffin was felled to
the ground and considerably bruised
up.
For the first time in several years
the presiding elder of the Richmond
district aud DR. @ H. Hill, the pas
tor of Grace NJ. E church, will go to
he northern Indiana conference at
Elkhart this week and report that
he above named church does not
owe a cent of Indebtedness, the - .o00
parsonage debt and all having been
wiped out
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Zeigler entsr
tanned about twenty guests at their |
home. 10 south eleventh street, Mon |
day evening, in honor of Mrs Col |
Hayes OF Jeffersonville. Cards and |
music were the order of the evening
Luncheon was served at IL o. clock. |
Mrs. Hayes has been visiting her |
sister. Mrs Capt. ]. E. White. |
In spite of the nipping air Sundas |
there was baptizing in the White |
water just below the piano factory |
dam. Nine new converts were bar |
tized by the Rev. Crushon of she Mt. |
Moriah Baptist church, and al went |
home gloriously happy and wringing
wet There was an immense audi /
ane.a pf white folks as well as of tha L