Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-06
day, the guest of Benjamin Starr and

day, the guest of Benjamin Starr ans
wife.
i Miss Pearl Haynes returned Il
indianapolis this morning.
The Magazine club will meet Will
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ballard on Monday after
noon.
| The C. r. 4 NJ. have fled appro
priatian proceedings against Louisa
H. White.
| John William Jackson and Nellie
May Hoot of Centerville have been
licensed to marry.
The Ninth Indiana cavalry will
hold its annual reunion at Elwood
Friday, October Il.
Joseph c. Ratliff arrived home last
| night from Indiana Mineral Springs,
and is much improved in health
j. NJ. Hussey and wife arrived
home this morning from Ocean
Grove, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
The fire department was called to
the Richmond Casket company 5
works last night about IL o'clock.
but it proved to be false alarm.
Mrs E. G. Hill and father, Amos
Stuart, went to Knightstown this
morning on a short visit. Mr.
Stuart is now past SO years of age
The commercial travellers will meet
at Republican headquarters this
Saturday evening at o clock to
arrange for taking part in the Roose-
velt parade.
The Republican club at Chester
had fine meeting last night, ad-
dressed by Paul Comstock. The
Rough Riders added to the interest of
the occasion.
Hon Phillip T. Colgrove of Michi-
gan, past supreme chancellor of the
Il. of r is stopping at The West
colt and will be pleased to meet any |
of the order.
The congregations of Grace and |
First Methodist churches will unite
n Love Feast meeting at 2:30 D. |
n. tomorrow to be held in First |
church, led by DR.. G. III. Hill.
Maum6 council, d gree of Pocahon-
as, will give social and dance at
heir wigwam, corner of ninth and
dain streets. All members ell
he order with their families are
invited to be present.
Hal Clipper, the horse which won
econd money in the 300 minute
ace at the Richmond fair, won the )
30 pace at Marion yesterday, the I
est time in 2:194. The horse is :
wned by Clark Bros of Liberty and 7
considered conner. :;
The Ladies Circle met yesterday +
fternoOn at the home of Mrs Walter o
= Dalbey, 129 south twelfth street. e
n interesting program was had and +
were served The next II
Getting will be at the home of Mrs
lillian j. Hiatt, south fifteenth L
rect. n
The Fifth Ward Republican club '.
III meet at the club room ION north "
street, between fourteenth and fif- III
enth) Monday evening, October s, -
ZOO clock. Mr.. w. c. Dennis "a
Harvard University will deliver I'll
address of the evening. Come cI
'ly and avoid the rush. WI
hr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Dalbey
'ertained in a delightful manner NJ.
evening the ladies and gentle m
n of the Tuesday Afternoon Thin ~
club. A dainty luncheon was e..
we'd at late hour, after social tn,
mes had been INDUCED in. The d,
zes for the games were won by. ,yt
9. DR.. +. E. Pierce and DR. Lee we
over. or
ieorge Raver and William Gray of as
nbrIdsre City were il. s-.,is~-- - \
$ morning on charge OF assaulb yO
! battery. They are said to have an
fight on the afternoon accom- st.
dalton from Cambridge to this as
7 yesterday afternoon. Gray was du
ID So and costs and his partner 60,
5 dismissed. John Butler was 90,
ID 50 and costs for trespass. tb,
he Rev. James d. Gillian of Poca- ha
o, Idaho, is in the city, the guest He
his brother, S. W. Gillian. The w
verend Mr.. Gillian was for fifteen wi
RS a Methodist missionary in mt
m, and is now stationed at Poca the
o. He will preach tomorrow su,
ming at the First NJ. E. church, ser
30. He is stopping on his way VIII
to Philadelphia as a delegate the
n Idaho to the national Y. NJ. c. the
pre-