Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-22
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Fred Bader of Muncie arrived this
morning to spend a few days.
Ernest Foster wa fined this mon n
ing in police court for jumping
trains.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee F. Fer
guson, sos north ID street, a girl,
third child.
Charles Bosenbury of the Indian ma
Dental School is in the city to re
main over Sunday with his paren Is.
Earle Widup viii return to his
work in indianapolis tomorrow, af ter
spending a ten days leave of ab-
sence.
The Passion Play will be put on at
the Phillips Saturday afternoon and
| night by the Cineographe Co. Over
3, 800 feet of film is required.
Raw Holton entertained the me m
bers of the D. A. Y. d. F. and their
lady friends at q six O'Clock dinner
last evening in a most hospitable
manner at his home on north IL ir-
teenth street.
Farmers say there is a gooaly
number of quail left as a relic of the
winters sport. The winter has bten
exceedingly mild and few of the
birds, if any, have persisted FIR ON
cold or hunger.
At Rhoda temple tomorrow Fri
day) at 2 p. m. the Frances E. Will
lard W. C. t. e. will have a mothe RS
meeting. DIR. Sarah Morrow will
1 L,r-1 ra-1, 4sAA.Jaj prri+s- ~
After the meeting a light free lunch
all.
One of the prettiest events of the
year occurred last night at the he me
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid of 50 nth
fourth street, where the ladies of the
Champion Pedro club entertained
their husbands. The house was be u-
tifully decorated with flowers and
Illuminated with japanese lanter ms.
Albert d. Ogborn, whom Henry
county chose as joint senator, is a
WAYNE county boy and was born and
reared near Greensboro, this count y.
His Greensboro friends watched nix
iously for the result of the Henry
county balloting. Mr.. Ogborn 5 vote
was almost 2 to his opponent 5 l.
Mr.. J. Earl Woodbury. of New Gas
tie, formerly of this city and a law
student in the office of Roscoe h.
Kirkman, was married last even ing
at the home of the brides parents in
New Castle to Miss Edith Cary COT
fin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Ha TRY
I. Coffin.
Today at Bellevue, O., occurred the
golden wedding anniversary of Ellis
III. Wright and Damaris Locke
Wright, both formerly of this county.
The wife is related to the numero us
Bond family of this county. and is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Bond, whose golden wedding was
celebrated some years ago.
OF the address delivered by Major
Ostrander at the Loyal Legion Feb
ruary banquet at indianapolis last
night this mornings Indianapol i
Journal says in an introduction 10 a
half-column quotation from the ad-
dress: 'James S. Ostrander of Rich
mond was the first speaker and he
captured the guests with his elo-
quence.
When the New Paris people asked
an injunction against Horace G..
Bloom to prevent the latter's oI'er-
ating a telephone line Mr. Bloom fled
a demurrer. The demurrer has been
sustained by the Preble common
pleas court and Mr. Bloom can pro
coed. What will be done next no
body knows. The little experime nt
of the town of New Paris cost it
about $3.50 and availed nothing.
Miss Gertrude lone thinner of Gin
cinnati will sing at a parlor recital
at the home of Mr.. and Henry G en-
nett, east Main street, tomorr ow
evening. A recital was to have been
given by Mr., S. William Brady on
the same date and at the same place,
but owing to a severe cold Mr.. Brady
was unable to sing and Miss thinner
is substituted. The young lady is a
fine soprano. She will sing the
Jewel Song from Faust and SO me
ballads.
The Tuesday afternoon Thimble
club was entertained at progress i've
crokinole last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Mills, corner of south A
and ninth streets. An elegant lunch
vas served at 10 o'clock, after which
the company listened to piano mt Isle
and whiled away the remaining no urs
in charades and other games. Those
who enjoyed the evening were: DR..
and Mrs. Isaac Harold, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. C. Doan, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dalbey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hooy er,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Harp, DR.. and
Mrs. E. E. Pierce, Mrs. Walter G ar
yer, DR.. and Mrs. Walls, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Gem and Miss Lo rec
Walls. Mrs. Mills was assisted dur
| mo the evening nv Mrs f. f. Pierce