Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-25


j. o. Ballenger OF Perry township
IS in the city today
Mrs. Rev. McCarty's condition
was not so good today
DIR. VI. III. Haynes left today for
Paris, ILL.,, to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. Fl. Haynes will go to
Butler county, o., next week 10 visit
relatives.
J. e. Gordon goes TO Williamsburg
tomorrow evening to deliver a politi-
cal address.
Charles Henry Glover and Eva
licensed to marry.
The Woman in the Cas-" COM
pany arrived this morning. and will
show at the Phillips tonight.
Starter Elmer Bush arrived this
morning from Louisville, KY, and
officiated at the races this afternoon.
Mrs. Missouri kirn and daughters,
Edna and Bertha, left this morning
for Colorado Springs, Col. where
they will reside.
Mrs Walter Frazier and baby. who
has been visiting James NJ. Smith
and other friends, has returned to
her home in Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Nellie Howard has returned
from Boston, Mass, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs Taylor, who will visi,
here for several weeks.
From Wednesday on for the rest o.
the week we will have on display
each day something new in trimmed
work. Miss PORTER.
Lee Cranor has sold fifty two acres
of land near Williamsburg to John
V. Roberts and K. c. Martin, fol
s., 200.
Mrs NJ Murray, who has been the
guest of Phil Murray and family
north eighth street, returned &c
Wichita, Kansas, this morning.
Mrs. Margaret Ayler and daugh.
ter, Miss Daisy, arrived this after
noon from Cambridge City to spend
the week with Mrs. NJ. K. Winches
ter and daughter.
William A Bond will address the
seventh ward Republican club to
night. Everybody invited, ladies
especially Meet at the north clut
room, corner of Hunt and Maple
streets.
Master Russell Drifmeyer celebrat
ed his sixth birthday yesterday by
entertaining his young friends
Various games were played, refresh
ments were served and many little
gifts were received.
The weather last evening threat
ened to put an end to the possibility
of races today. Beyond a Sigh,
sprinkle, however, the promise went
unfulfilled, and this morning was ar
ideal one for the fair.
William A. Bond will speak at the
west side Republican club room, cor
ner Hunt and Maple, Tuesday even
ing, Sept. %. Everybody come, re
grrdless of politics. The issues o
the day will be ably presented. 3t
The State Bar Association viii
celebrate John Marshall day, on Feb
ruary 4, 1901, which is the centennia
anniversary of the assumption of the
chief lusticeship by John Marshall
Arrangements are now making foi
that event, and the local members Of
the association expect to attend.
There was very enjoyable sur
prise Sunday evening on Mr. and Mrs
Grant Fox, north twelfth street
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Veregge, Mr. and Mrs. William Dal
hey, Mr.. and Mrs Bert Dalbey, Mr.
and Mrs. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Full
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wicket ant
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hollingsworth
The fourth ward Republican clut
was addressed last night at count,
| headquarters by j. b. Gordon, wi I
summed up the issues of the cam
paign in neat, logical speech. Mr.
Gordon was given a unanimou:
standing vote of thanks by the club
| The clubs next meeting is WedneS
day, October 3, 7:30 p. M, at tn,
rink
There was an immense flock o
black birds that went over the city
this morning about ) clock. Their,
were thousands and thousands O
them, flying from the east. So grea'
was their number that it took nearly
five minutes for them to pass a gi,er
point. They roost in the woods o
Glen Miller and in the eastern parr
of the city. and at day break fly away
to their feeding grounds, where they
scatter.
Omar Holingsworth and wife
with their two daughters, left this
afternoon for Niagara, whence they
go to Albany, \. Y, New York
city, Washington and elsewhere
Miss Lucille will remain at Washing
ton, ID. c., tc attend Miss Somers
school. Mrs. Hollingsworth and
Miss Juliet will remain in New York
few weeks, and MIR. Hollingsworth
will return to Richmond within a
week or ten days.