Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-04
LOCAL NEWS

| DIR. W. a. Park, dentists n tenth.
Buy your hats OF Fletcher. 2sti
| Water bills due October L. 26 Ion
Smoke eve glasses for sun, Haner 5.
Water bills due October / 26-10t
All kinds spectacle repairing,
Haner 5.
Correct spectacle fitting, special
ty, Haner's.
Mrs. Della Burgoyne of New Paris
is in the city today.
Brooks Johnson and family have
returned to st. Louis.
The Rev. G. II. Hill will preach at
Cambridge City tonight.
Rev Hasty arrived in the city this
morning from Centerville.
New style pillows just received at
Nj. G. Bradbury S, 1913 Main street.
Miss Mary Dennis went to Middle
town, Ohio, this morning to be gone
two weeks.
NJ T. Hampton will start for
Maine next Tuesday for a deer hunt,
with Eaton parties.
Fred Price will leave Saturday for
indianapolis, where he will re enter
Indiana Dental college.
Mrs T. A Ankeny of Lafayette is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Strickland,
81 north eleventh street.
Alpheus c. Compton, county as
SCISSOR, is i'll at his home on Randolph
street, West Richmond.
nfln II nli1rf a -AI;atr of C,aa1
NJ K. church will have a meeting
Friday afternoon at the church.
The Rev A. W Lamport arrived
home this morning from Cambridge
City where he has been assisting in
revival meetings.
The Woman's Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
afternoon at 2.30 in the
society room of the church.
Several persons have narrowly
escaped within the last few days be
ing struck by bicycles on the side
walks of Central avenue, West Rich
mond.
Mrs Oliver Gaar has returned
rom Auburndale, Mass, where she
her daughter, Miss
A gnes, who will attend school there |
this winter.
Charles S. Bosenbury, who has been |
Rush Medical college in |
chicago, has returned to Indianapo- |
is and is again teaching in the Indi |
ana Dental college.
Among those who went to the |
Butler county fair at Hamilton, O, |
this morning were Tom Pickens, |
viii Schnurr, James Clingenpeel, |
Charles Chrisman, Jesse Schultz, |
Emil Minck sr., Chat Lancaster,
D. p. Whelan and others.
The w. f. NJ s. of Grace NJ. f.
.hurch had largely attended social
asst night at the parsonage. Mrs.
J. H. Hill gave a short talk on the
wentieth century movement, Miss
Blanche Page sang solo, Miss Lulu
De Weese gave a recitation and Mr..
lillian gave some short readings.
he thank offering was large. Light
were served.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. +. Loves of Day
on have ISSUED invitations for the
of their daughter, Miss Al
erta Emma, and Mr. Ralph Elmer
On DeWeese, at Christ Episcopal
hurch, October 10, at $50 in the
vening Mr.. DeWeese is brother
Rollin DeWeese, son-in-law of ]
l. Westcott A number of the we'd
ing invitations have been received
/ this city.
New Castle Courier - The Rich
lond gas company, which has line
, Chesterfield which is exhausted ,
as now leased large territory
,uth of fredericksburg in Henry
,unty, and is beginning to drill
ellis. The territory leased lies be .
veen that occupied by the two
ew Castle companies, and the !
are that the Chester
ED line will be extended in this :
,rritory, to the possible detriment
the Henry county concerns.
A very quiet wedding took place
, the home of the brides mother, f
! south ninth street last even 5
&, the contracting parties being 5
ISIS Lillian Carter and Mr.. Joseph
alley of New Castle Only a few
relatives and friends were ]
'eSent After the ceremony and a n
PIPER the newly married pair left
the ! 50 train FOR their new home
New Castle. The Rev. Masterson
the A. NJ +. church officiated at
e marriage Miss Carter has many