Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.


today on business.
f. r. Christman OF Eaton is visit
ing friends in this city today.
Mrs. W E. McCarty will visit in
Noble county during the holidays.
Mrs. Carl Paul has returned from
a visit TO her mother at New Lisbon.
There is again considerable talk of
establishing an order Of Elks IL this
city.
The Farmers institute of WaTne
county began al Cambridge City to-
day.
During a portion OF the holidays
Judge Fox viii hold court at Port
land.
OThe South End Improvement as
ISOLATION has many improvements in
view
Mr.. aud Mrs Lew Tiff viii spend
Christmas with friends and relatives
in Clinton, Ind.
Oliver p. Leftwica and daughter
left last evening for Cincinnati on a
short visit.
William Suns and Clifford Hayes
were each fined SO 80 for DRINK in
police court this morning.
Sheriff Owe. ~. vile OF Win
chester were in. 1S j. yesterday at
tending the Robsnsonk4 4al.
Miss Ellis and MSS Richards Of
this city are the guests of Miss Mae
Thomas at Cambridge City.
A business meeting of the Frances
Willard Union was held at Rhoda
temple this afternoon at 2.30
Mrs W L. Hahn andTser mother
Mrs c. w Bloom Of New Paris, were
in the city yesterday shopping.
| On next Sunday evening the Rev.
5. G. Netf will finish his pastorate at
/ the Christian church in New Paris.
| Saul Davis has accepted a position
with the Adams Express company
and is stationed at the depot Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Grant and
/ Mrs. 7. j. Finn will spend Christmas
/ with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Young.
John j. Harrington, jr., and John
! Mccarthy ret rned yesterday from
Notre Dame university to spend the
holidays at home.
The people OF the west side have
not given up all hopes of a public
park and will revive the matter ear "
the coming summer.
On New Year 5 eve will be held at
Pythian temple a dancing party,
which promises to be one of the social
events Of tie season.
The country weeklies in the neigh
boring towns are having their annual
advertising harvests at the hands OF
the Richmont merchants.
Miss Mary Zeller, who has been at
| tending school at Auburndale, Mass
returned home yesterday afternoon
to spend the holiday vacation.
Oliver Matthews and family O. In
dianapolis will be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Thornburg of West
Richmond during the holidays.
This evening the senior public will
be given in high school tkn. Fol
lowing the public the julkors will
| give a rcceptton TO the s0niors al
| Masonic temple.
The Frank Benbow whose name
| was mentioned in a divorce case a
few days ago, is not A. +. Benbow,
formerly a printer OF Richmond, bu6
referred to another.
Miss Agnes Gaar, who has been
attending school near Boston, re
turned home last evening to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Gaar.
Quite large number of Earlham
students went home yesterday, and
almost the last remnants that live
within easy reach of their homes re-
turned today. The students get a
special railroad rate
Muncie Times: The old ROYAL polo
team was reorganized and yesterday
commenced practice at the White
side rink, where a series OF games
will be played commencing Sunday
night with the Richmond Henlevs.
The Christmas music for the United
Presbyterian church is in course of
preparation. 1t viii be rendered by
hessrs. John Taggart and Fred
Menke and the Misses Clara and
Florence Myrick.
AS there are several ladies in town
Of precisely the same name as that
borne by the person apprehended at
shop-lifting, it would be well for those
inclined to gossip about the case to be
very careful, as injury might be done
to innocent parties by indiscriminate
accusation.
As the holiday reduced rates on !
the railroads begin tomorrow, the
bulk OF traffic is expected to be al
most doubled by that time. The |
travel has not been light recently, in
spite of the fact that no reduction in /
rates had as yet had effect, and it is
expected there will be an unusually |
arge holiday traffic this year.
Earl Huntington, Jack D5nlin aud
Ben Jones were today bound over t.
rcuit court IN the sum of $500 each
N charge OF larceny Huntington
md Jones each admit taxing and
Wearing the coats, but declare that
)onlin had nothing TO do with the
tealing, though he helped drink on
he money they got for the articles.