Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-05

EIwOOd o. Ellis was written AZ
Rome, March %.
Double lenses correctly fitted
Haner's
Knights of the Golden Eagle meet
every Friday mig ht at 80. If
Charles Bond has joined Robin
son S circus as horse sheer.
0Thomas j. Williams of Cambridge
City was here today on short visit.
Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men
will have four adoptions tomorrow
night.
There are still few good seats
left for Fanny Rice at the Gennett
tonight.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Hiser, south thirteenth street, boy,
first child
Born, to DIR. and Mrs. Harry H.
Weist, north eleventh street, a girl,
first child.
John W. Newbern left last night
for Tacoma, Wash, to spend the
summer with relatives.
Miss Maude Taylor, a nurse at
Easthaven, has gone to Connersville
on brief visit with relatives.
The Fannie Rice company arrived
this morning from Indianapolis and
night.
George Catterson has returned to
his home. He did not make arrange
ments to take the local railroad com
mittee over his road just yet.
The Woman s Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
in the society rooms of the church to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O O clock.
Steps are taking to send little
Roscoe Clayborne to the reform
school. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Clayborne, and is incorrigible.
William Hadley, day clerk at the
Arlington, has resigned his position
and has been succeeded by Will
Schnerr, formerly at the Hunting
ton
DR.. and Mrs Harry II. Weist are
the parents of baby girl, first child.
The little one was born Tuesday even
ing, and all, including the radiant
father, are doing well.
The Wayne township commence
ment will be held at the Horticultural
rooms in the court house one week
from today, April II. There are ten
eighth grade graduates.
Robert w Hall, administrator of
the estate of the late Milton Strick-
Ter. was this morning granted three
judgments against the estate of
q mos Str;clYlar. and others
Cambridge City Tribune-The
Evangelical conference at Dayton
last week sent the Rev. Charles
Spangler to this circuit. The Rev
Weisjahn, former pastor, goes to
Decatur.
1t is important that all who filed
exemption claims last year
file them again this year if they de
sire the exemption again. One filing
lasts but one year and no permanent
can be made.
Reserved seats for Hartford Hen
ley polo game Monday evening on
sale Friday morning at Westcott
pharmacy, and Saturday morning for
evening, s"n.o, e-a
day morning for "Wednesday even
ing's game.
The Woman $ Literary Circle will
meet with Mrs. |. G. Dean, POI south
twelfth street. Friday afternoon. The
program for the afternoon will be
The Wandering Jew, Mrs. Caroline
White. The Prince of India, Mrs.
Emma Hoover.
Not for many years have flow ers
been as scarce as they are at the
present time said a well kno wn
florist this morning. 'We have Or
ders right now which we cannot pos
sibly fill. There will be a big kick
about Easter time.
The Woman Foreign Missiona airy
society of First Nj. E. church met at
the home of Mrs. Hamilton, east
Main street. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mitchell, secretary-treasurer Of
North Ohio conference, was present
and gave a very interesting and help
full talk. The music was good and
the refreshments served by the
hostess were delicious.
DR.. Houser addressed another large
audience of women in the Phillips
opera house last night. He gave
them an instructive lecture on health
and how to maintain it. Various
anatomical charts were used in eluci-
dating the subject. After the lecture
he entertained the ladies with some
very fine stereopticOn views of for
eign scenery and historic paintings.
He talks to women again tonight
Prof. W. A. Fiske will deliver
lecture entitled The Story of the
Solar system at the high school
hall tomorrow evening with free ad
mission. The pupils of the sch Ools
and their parents and friends are
cordially invited to attend and listen
to the lecture, which will be prof use
" illustrated with stereopticon
views These lectures by Prof Fiske
have always proved attractive and
interesting