Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-29
LOCAL NEWS

DR. w A Park, dentists \. tenth
Davis, dentist, 9Th & Main. tel. 319
Buy your hats of Fletcher. 2S-ti
Water bills due October l. 26-l0l
Smoke eye glasses for sun, Haner s
Water bills due October L. 26-l0,
All kinds spectacle repairing,
Haner's.
| Correct spectacle fitting, special
ty, Haner's
Household goods for sale, 81 south
thirteenth street.
II DR.. ]. E. King is now located al
24S south ninth street. 2S-3t
Eli f. Jones has filed complaint
against Ellen NJ. Jones, for divorce.
! Daniel w. Smith and Cora f. Dale
of Hagerstown are licensed to marry.
Mrs. Maria Schlater of Logansport
is in the city visiting for few weeks,
HI. C. Smith of Ashville, \. c., is
is in the city visitingJ A. Hiatt and
family.
Linden Kenworthy and Eta Han
nagan of Centerville have been Ii
censed to marry.
Mrs. L. H. Bunyan is in Logans..
port attending the Home Mission
airy convention.
/ Mrs. Jessie Dingeman and son ar
rived last evening and are visiting
/ W. j. Brannon and family.
1 Mrs. Daniel Dilla of Jonesboro,
/ Ind, is in the city visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs. NJ B. Ballard and Miss
Mary Snyder.
| The usual Sunday afternoon meet
ing at Rhoda temple will be post
poned tomorrow on account OF the
yearly meeting.
William Wilmington, who has
been visiting J W. F'infrock and
| family, has returned to Grand
Rapids, Mich.
| Two colored women were seen last
night to have in their possession the
gold watch lost by Miss Ida Have
kotte. The police are working on
the case.
Abraham Groves of Dublin was
yesterday admitted to Easthaven
insane asylum. He has been insane
for some time, and has been under
surveillance.
Mrs. Reuben Myrick has returned
from a summer visit with her son and
daughter, Stephen and Lyona, at
the Methodist parsonage at Oakdale
near Worcester, Mass.
Married at the parsonage of the
First English Lutheran church Fri
day at ) o clock by Rev. Kapp, Mr.
Enoch Wolf of Centerville, and Mrs.
Mary Allsbrook of this city.
William C. Dennis went to EconO-
my this morning to address politi
cal meeting that will be held there
this afternoon. MIR. Dennis is doing
good campaign work for Mckinley
and Roosevelt.
The First Ward Republicans will
have rally next Tuesday evening at
the court house. The meeting will
be addressed by Robert l.. Study.
Good music will be furnished. All
are cordially invited.
A limited number of souvenirs of
Richmond, gotten out by the NUM-
cipal League, have been placed on
sale at Adams S drug store at 25c
/, ach These souvenirs have been |
sent TO l52 cities in this state.
W. ]. McCurdy and wife were in
the city last night en- route home |
from Cincinnati Mr.. McCurdy is a |
brother of Frank McCurdy of this
city and the agent of the Panhandle |
at Greenville, Q.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Scott and |
little daughter will remove soon to
Chattanooga, Tenn. where Mr.. Scott |
has secured a position in connection
with the Associated Press as tele-
grapher, the same SORT of work with
which he has been connected for
years. They hope to have no repeti-
tion of their Galveston experience.
The Tourist club began the years
work last evening with a fine pro-
gram at the residence of DIR. Bond
This year the club will make tour
Of France. Prof. Mariana Brown
Of Earlham at the meeting last night
read a paper on the Eve of the
French Revolution. Dr. Bond gave
4 stereopticon talk on the Paris Ex-
position.
The Foulke meeting on next Mon
lay night will be a large one. There
will be an immense crowd present,
md no better speech will be heard in
III the campaign than that which
sIr F'oulke will deliver The meet
ny will be presided over by Lewis d.
stubbs There will be music. and
he occasion viii be lively one in
n every particular.
Miss H. U. johnson received a dis
,atch from Poughkeepsie. n Y, this
informing her of the death
# Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
/. Brooks and Ellen Myrick Johnson
she had entered a private school
here but few days before her unex-
'ected death. She was 10 years OF
sc. The remains will arrive here
or burial on Monday.
Attorney Roscoe Rirkman deliv- I
red rousing address last night be-
pre- the Republican club at Chester,
nd there was large and apprecia- {
i've audience. A number OF new
lembers were added to the club and
! is in prosperous condition An
tempt viii be made to secure Mr.
for another meeting in |
hester at some future date.
Col. ". T. Durbin, candidate for
oyernor, viii meet the members of
DE county central committee and
dc precinct committeeman of the ,
ounty and committee of business r
len at Grand Army hall on Tuesday !
Sening, October =, at 80 o clock. I
ter which meeting he will have an !
formal reception at Republican a
sadq larters from $50 to 10 o clock, I
} which everybody is cordially in q