Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-07-01

pow over the location there OF big
tobacco fac tory.
Magaw tie Druggist sells Hammer
paint 1872 per gallon.
Frank Krebs and wife Of 635 south
II street are the parents OF baby
girl.
J. NJ. Coe has returned from a two
weeks trip through Iowa and Ne
braska.
Mrs. Jonas Gaar, who has been
visiting friends in Chicago, returned
home today.
There will be music and fireworks
at the Country club on the day and
evening of July 4.
Will and Volrey Huff of Indi
annapolis speat Sunday with their
parents in this city.
Miss Bertha Hutchinson OF Brook
vile is the guest Of Miss Rena Haner
of south fourth street.
The Philharmonic quartet fur
nished music during the dinner hour
at the Arlington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. {. Jones left to-
day for Cripple Creek, to visit rela-
tiyes for about two months.
Mrs. Marsh Stevens of Rushville,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Benz
Crump, returned home TODAY.
Miss Ella Mccoy of Cambridge
City is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Will Hastings, for few days.
Mr.. ]. B. Young and son, Hugh
are the guests of George Highly and
family at Connersville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Reser of north
sixteenth street were the guests oi
friends in Piqua, O., over Sunday.
David kitcheil and wife of Kitch
ell s station were the guests of John
S. Iredell of north seventeenth street
today.
Miss Kate Echoltz of Indianapolis
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
Lancaster of north H street oveI
Sunday.
Mrs. II. L. Dormire of north IF
teenth street left today for Camden
o., on visit to her mother, Mrs
Wash Walls.
Ray Lawder of north sixteenth
street left today on a visit to friend:
in New Paris, Dayton and Other
points in Ohio.
Mrs. George w. Pearay and daugh
ter of indianapolis are the guests o
her brother, William NJ. Hittle, o.
north fifteenth street
The family of Charles Crowder ar
rived in the city Saturday from ko
komO They will occupy the Esmachel
property, 2O4 Randolph street.
Miss Florence Stalcup of Toledo
o., who has been the guest of J. G
Childress and wife for the past two
weeks, left today for Wichita, Kas
Magaw the Druggist sells Hammer
Paint 81. 81 per gallon. 3-lmO
John Luelleman of Saginaw, Mich.
will be the guest of his brother
Prof. d. W. Luelleman, of south
third street during the coming week
Mrs. Mary A. White and daughter
Nellie, who have been visiting rel .
tives and friends in this city. have re
turned to their home in Philadel
phia.
Archibald Campbell and wife o
north sixteenth street are viSitin.
the parents of the latter, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Herschberger, in Hagers
town.
The majority of the thermometer
in this city Yesterday registered lO
ha cha1.. xuithA.,f 1nnh
the hottest day 50 far this summe
in this city.
The Fourth of July rates on rail
roads entering this city will be a
usual, Tickets will be ON sale Jul
and 4 and are good for returnin!
until July 3.
A complaint against Joseph YOun
will come before Squire Conner
court Friday. for nuisance. for dump
ing Objectionable matter on a farL
north of the city.
Miss Carrie Oblinger of German
town, o., Mrs. w. |. Allen, Mis-
Nellie Lowe and Charles A Blai
formed "a dinner party at The West
colt last evening.
The traction line did remarka
BILE business yesterday. The Glen
Driving park and Earlham cars wer
crowded from early morning unit
the last car was run into the barn.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Smyser lief
yesterday for q two weeks trip I.
points in the east. Before returnln,
they will spend several days at tn
Pan American exposition at Buffalo
A meeting in the interest of tn,
| public waiting rooms will be bel,
| this evening at the Friends north 4
street meeting house. Business mel
and others are requested to be pres
ent.
The police department are usin,
| temporarily an express wagon Will,
the patrol wagon is undergoing nee
essary repairs 1t will be out of tn,
shop within a few days nicely paint
ed.
j. Nj. COe is back from his western
trip, in which he saw the most o
Sioux City and Galesburg. He wa:
particularly interested in the corr
crop, which he says is not so good a.
in Wayne county.
Two extra coaches were attached
to the train going east this morning
filled with employees of the tin plate
works at Elwood and their families
en- route to Pittsburg, where they
will remain until early this fall, when
the tin plate works will again resume
work
0Mad dog bites cured in five min
utes by DR.. De COursev' Irish Lini-