Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-30
LOCAL MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner'
Spectacles correctly fitted ;
Haner's.
Kernels of wheat the queen breal
fast food. octedtf
Mrs. c. S. Wilson and daupbte,
Ruby, are visiting Elwood friends.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale q
rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyl
rell, W. U. telegraph Office. If
Electric house wiring our specialtx
n. Baughman & Co., 522 Mai
street 20-tf
Mrs. Martha Har Ian of Bethel /
visiting her children, Mr.. and Mrs
+. Z. .Haisley.
There are no new cases of smallpo,
IN the city and no apprehension o.
any p-eading of the disease. The
houses are quarantined.
As IA precautionary measure ,apains,
smallpox, DR.. Smith of Easthaver
has felt obliged to close the wards OF
the hospital for the present to all
general visitors.
Mr.. Thayer, western travelling
salesman for the Starr, is in and
brought several car load orders with
him. He will go east to call upon
that trade for the balance of the sea-
son up 10 Christmas.
The Starr piano contest for the
piano 10 be presented to a school
pupil closes this evening, There are
upward of one hundred compositions
submitted in the competition, and
the decision can not be made public
for several days.
The funeral of Samuel Jacobs takes
place at Cambridge City on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. There will
be quite an attendance from this
city. Mr.. Jacobs was a well known
citizen of that place. He died from
a stroke of paralysis.
Rev. j. w. Kapp and Rev. f. O.
Ellis leave Monday morning for
Washington city on business con.
nected with the Y NJ c. A. 1t is
limited that they will see Miss Helen |
Gould and the Carnegie representa- |
tives before they return.
The county commissioners meet in
regular session Monday and will
make quarterly settlement of the
accounts of the poor farm and
orphans home. All unfinished bust
ness will be settled up for the year,
and this will probably ~bc the last
of the year. MIR. Galloway
It this session succeeds hluseH as
and begins his second
term of three years.
The suit of Joseph G. White vs..
John E. Mason, for money loaned, IN
Justice Hoover's court was hard
fought one. w. H. Kelley appeared
for the prosecution and G. G. Binkley
for the defense. The jury received
the case at 4 80 Wednesday afternoon
and were out all night, returning a
verdict Yesterday evening at $50 for
SI4.lS in favor Of the plaintiff. The
costs were about SIS.
A case of how it sometimes nap
pens has just been proven out. wal
ter Deeringer, a prosperous young
farmer. bought barrel OF Ben DAVIS
apples. In the barrel was an apple
labeled "This pretty apple was
picked bv me at Pana, Ill. Whoever
finds it please write to Miss Aoia
Ransom. Pana, H. Mr.. Deeringer
answered the note, later went out TO
see the writer, and this week they
were married. The bride Is the
DAUGHTER of a wealthy fruit grower
of Illinois.
r The Tourists met last evening.
The first subject considered was
Alaska, seal fisheries, salmon
fisheries. by w j. Hutton. Indiana
authors were presented by Mrs. u
NJ Dennis and Mrs. b. J. WeStcOtt.
The next meeting will take place on
the evening of December 10 IiaW wal, a,,
will be presented by Miss Saran hlIl
and Mob Spirit 10 America oy u.
Il Lemon and J. T. Elder. Inc text
for the evening is from Poiyoius,
1.-The government Will take Tue
fairest of names, but the worst OF
realities, mob rule
Glass No. 9 in the Christian church
sunday school will give talent
entertainments on the evening OF De-
camber 10, at the Pythian Temple,
for the benefit of the church, the pro
Gram TO consist Of music, recltals,
etc and confined strictly to class
No q No. % will give a hanoser
cb;af bazar about December To- Inc
Class sent out littl verse OF poetry
ASKING in verse for a handsercniel'1 u
friends in every state IN tns M III
who have responded splendloiE. Inc,
have received I'D to date an elesau
assortment of fine handserco.eis
every known style and material an
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