Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-10

fin Prizes were won by Lillian
Shofer and Joseph kennev. Refresh
ments were served
Fine table potatoes, 45c bushel. at
the Pure Food Co. 2-t
Jonas Gaar went to Elwood this
morning on business.
Mrs George McGrew went TO In
dianapolis to visit relatives for few
days.
Perfection tomatoes, large cans,
solid pack, Tic can at the Pure Food
Co. 10-2t
Harry Cowles of Cincinnati is in
the city visiting his parents for few
days.
Extra good values in ladies Ok
ford Ties at $3.50, at ]. VI. Will
| liams 5.
Dick Gem and James Dobbins
went to Elwood this morning to at
tend the state municipal league meet
ing.
Creamery butter 23c at the Pure
Food Co 10-2t
Miss Esther Besselman went to
Indianapolis this morning to spend
two weeks With Mrs. Bertha Miller
Ruick.
There were rumors in town this
week that an injunction would be
filed against the C. r. Il NJ. subsidy,
but there has been no such action
and there is not likely to be any.
Think of it-shredded cocoanut,
fresh, pure and sweet, 19c pound, at
the Pure Food Co. ct
Mayor Zimmerman and nearly all
the city councilmen went to Elwocd
this morning to attend the meeting
of the state municipal league. The
expenses of the trip are to be paid
out of the city treasury.
The Richmond Golf club has ar
ranged with Caleb Matti once more
for the golf links for the season. The
links is located east of the fair
ground, opposite the Sycamore school
house There will be an open day
next Saturday at the links.
Melburn Moore of Dublin, who was
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Reeves some time ago and
charged with passing a counterfeit
dollar on the Dublin agent of the
Panhandle, has been indicted by the
federal grand jury at indianapolis.
Fancy yellow evaporated peaches
lbs. for 25c at the Pure Food Co.
1927
1.-THE musicale at St. Mary's Acad
envy yesterday by the music class was
something very fine. The different
numbers were rendered with a skill
characteristic of the pupils taught in
this academy. Quite number of
persons enjoyed the afternoon S pro
gram.
A marked copy of the Detroit Free
Press contains very able and inter
esting article by George W. Conrad
of this city, arraigning Pitchfork
Tillman for his TRADE against colored
people at Ann Arbor, where George
is attending school and doing him
self and Richmond great credit.
The Ladies Afternoon Social club
wound up the season last night at the
home of Mrs. John Butler, Richmond
avenue A nice luncheon was served.
Progressive euchre was INDUCED in.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Walter
Paulus, Mrs ]. S. Fitzgibbons, Mr..
James Clingenbiel and Henry Pohl-
meyer.
Warren Crawford, son of D. II.
Crawford, and Miss Anna Wallace,
daughter of the late Allen and Martha
Wallace, of Milton, eloped to Coving-
ton, yesterday and were married.
The father of Warren would not con-
sent to the marriage and he could
not secure license in Indiana, hence
they eloped. Both are estimable
young people, and the kindest wishes
of the community are with them.
They will return tonight and be the
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace.
Bartlett pears, large cans, heavy
syrup, Zoe a can at the Pure Food
Co. 10-2t
The last few days have been for
Leroy E. Brown an unlucky streak.
To begin with, he broke his watch
charm, which was a very valuable
one; broke the main spring of his
watch; Mrs. Browne fell down stairs
and sprained her ankle, and some
body stole their dog. Leroy is be-
ginning to be very cheerful over the
situation, believing that surely the
fates can hold nothing worse in store
for him, and that perhaps the time
has come for the tide to set in for the
better.
Children cal efully and promptly
waited on at the Pure Food Co.
10-2t