Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-13


away from the school.
Correct spectacle fitting, special
ty, Haner'
Joe Trieber returned this morning
from Indianapolis.
| c. f. Votaw, chief of the r. NJ. S.
was in the city today on business.
Miss Adah Hadley left last night
for Philadelphia to visit for a few
| weeks.
| r. c. Barnard of Cincinnati was
in the city today en- route to Logans-
port to spend Sunday.
In the estate of Elizabeth Gardner,
deceased. letters of administration
have been issued to James Gardner,
with bond of 800.
The Rev. c. W. Chadwick will ar
rive from Bedford in a few days TO
begin a revival service at the First
Baptist church, this city.
The Rev A w. Lamport and
family arrived home this morning
rom indianapolis, where they have
been attending the carnival and visit
ing relatives.
| Leonard T. Lemon and wife re-
turned yesterday from Goshen, and
their daughter, Mrs. l.. Cannon, ar
rived from Cincinnati, to attend the
funeral of Judge j. f. kibbey.
Captain Paul Comstock, r. L.
Study, Wilfred Jessup and William
Tate made interesting speeches to a
Republican gathering at the Second
Baptist church last night. There was
good meeting.
| The city commissioners have set
the date November 30 for hearing
complaints in the matter of LAYING
out fifteen foot alley from School
street south to Sheridan street, be-
tween Ridge and Boyer streets.
William p Cook met with pain
full accident last night at his home on
east Main street. He ran against a
hanging shelf in the cellar and cut o
cash about an inch long just below
his right eye. The eyesight will not
be destroyed.
The management of the Pruden-
| tial Insurance company gave their
agents an outing today at Cam bridge
City and quite good sized represen-
tation went over this morning. Din
ner and supper will be served to the
men at the hotel and the entire day
will be given over to a good, social
time.
The Winchester high school foot
ball team arrived this morning ac-
companied by Prof. Lee L. Driver,
the principal. The local high school
team was the opposing side in game
. 10 off nr or hn dy.yr- mr. ,riy
The R. H. S. team have been doing
some tall practicing this week and
expect to defeat the Randolph county
boys.
Daniel g. Reid has purchased for
SIC, 900 the William G. Scott home
stead on north tenth street, third
square He has also purchased the
bank stock of Mrs. Scott, and both
the property and the stock have been
transferred to the hands of the pur
chaser. 1t has not yet been decided
what disposition will be made of the
residence property.
The Earlham foot ball team that
went to Oxford today to do battle
with the Miami team consisted of
Schilling, center; Little, r. G.. Hast
ings, r. t.; Stanley, r. e.; Hadley, /.
G.; Wildman, |. t.; Griffin, /. e.; Rat
lift, q. b.; Chapman, |. h.; Shoemaker,
r. h.; Unthank, f. b. Substitutes
were taken along, Graves, Morgan,
Binford and James.
Mr. Pierce and Miss Updegraff will
appear before the Musical Club,
Wednesday evening, October II, at
SIS, at the Pythian temple. Homo
rary membership tickets for the re
cital are on sale for 81. Active and
students tickets 81 Non members
are admitted to artists recitals
for 5Oc., and regular recitals for
25c.
Tie board of public improvements |
has under Amusement the acceptance
of the work of William Rehling in |
laying cement walks on the west |
side, and also the work of making |
south fifth street from to K The |
board met but short time yester-
day, and took some bids under adj
visement. 1t was decided not to re-
port favorably on the proposition of
Mr.. Whelan to make an asphalt pave
ment on north fifth street from Main
to the first alley north.
Wilfred Jessup, son of Thomas r.
Jessup, city attorney, was yesterday,
on motion of Richard A. Jackson, ad-
nitted to the Wayne county bar
MIR. Jessup is a young attorney of
Tar more than average ability and
promise of success, and he will sue
ICED in his chosen profession if ma
i've power, application, persistency
md the ability to make and keep
warm, loyal friendships will do any
hing at all for young man-and
here is widespread belief that such
qualities are valuable.