Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-20

Dewitt C. Jay presided over the
meeting.
Mrs. j. r. Weist went to Knights
town this morning.
Bishop Arnett of the A. NJ. E.
church was in the city today.
Miss H. NJ Jones went to Indi-
annapolis this morning to spend the
day.
Miss Lillian Dermitt, who has been
visiting DIR. G.. X. Angle and wife.
returned to Pittsburg this morning.
Judge Fox has returned from West
Baden and held court for short
time this morning, disposing of one
case.
DIR. Jaw would like the party who
borrowed the mound builders skull
of him some time ago, to return the
/ same as soon as possible.
The Butler college football team
| arrived this morning at 9:55 and put
in half hour or more practicing on
| the vacant lot on the corner of tenth
anC north E
The case Off. p. Cause for civil ac-
tion against William ]. Howe, in cir
cult court this morning resulted in a
verdict for renewal of Judgment in
| the sum of 1888. II.
The Bugle Corps members are
hereby notified to appear on Monday
evening to play at the Garland meet
ing at Republican headquarters.
Members are also requested to wear
full uniform.
Rev. A. W. Lamport has an
nounced his purpose to open another
series of autumn lectures for Sunday
evenings at First Methodist church.
The first lecture will be given tomor-
row evening, Oct. 81.
| There were two ambulance calls
this morning. Mary Giodeson was
removed from the Home for the
Friendless to the pest house, and j.
W. Bass was removed from ST. Ste
phen' hospital to his home on the
| New Paris pike.
The attractions at the opera houses
| next week are Because She Loved
Him So at the Gennett Wednesday
| night, Primrose 81 Dockstader S ia
nous MINISTRIES at the Gennett Fri
day night, and 1.-THE Angel of the
Alley" at the Phillips Thursday
night.
| Mrs. Ed Eggemeyer entertained
ladies on Thursday afternoon, and
also yesterday afternoon, at her home
on south fourth street. The enter
tanning yesterday afternoon was in
honor of Mrs. John Leive. Some
thirty ladies were present and had a
most delightful afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Stanley of the Sec
ond English Lutheran church left
| this morning as missionary to In
dia. She was accompanied to the
station by large number of her
friends and fellow members. She
goes to Guntur, India. She is a
bright and devoted young lady, and
| will no doubt succeed in her mission
airy work.
One week from this evening at the
Main street rink the eloquent Nelson
Crews, the well known colored orator
of Missouri, will address an audience
that should be second to none of the
campaign in size. The speaker de-
serves a full attendance OF all who en-
Joy oratory and who wish to learn of
tuc Gain tdiS Ii lSSuCS Iloiu VIC SoiOl Cu
people s standpoint.
Glenn Carr has fine lot of pump
kins for sale. Anyone desiring them
had better call on him-by telephone.
1t is not safe under any other cir
cumstances- The factl is, Glenn
bought few pumpkins from a friend
of his up in the country, and when
the goods were delivered there were
enough for half the town. In fact,
the load was ''some pumpkins, and
Glenn has been embarrassed over a
lack of storage.
A man prominently connected with
the G. r. & NJ railroad said this
morning: ''They are laying steel at
a rapid rate. General Manager AL
len went down south yesterday to
take personal charge. The line will
be to this city before you could say
scat The work of Costello is
finished, which comprises the grade
from Richmond to Short Greek, and
the grading began yesterday down
at Minck S brewery in this city.
A. C. Lindemuth today filed the
first damage suit against the G.. r. &
NJ. railroad. 1t was filed at the in
stigation of Mary G. Obler, who
keeps little place near the turnpike
at the old tollgate where the rail
road company has built a bridge and
an overhead grade. The plaintiff