Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Spectacies correctly fitted a
Haner's.
Life Insurance policies bought by
j. +. Reeves, ii north tenth
Get pair of correctly fitted spec
tacles at Haner's, $40 Main street.
J. D H1lder of Muucie was the
guest of friends in this city yesser-
day.
Regular meeting OF ST. Stephen s
Aid Society, Thursday, Sept. ), a,
go
Mrs. ]. G. Boone has gone to
Lynn for a week visit with rela
tives.
There will be a band concert al
South Seventh Street park Friday
night.
Good sorted corn. 60 cents bushel
VIM. Dicks, 512 north A street, both
phones, lis. If
Miss Demp Beatty of Eaton, O., is
the guest OF Ed. Cooper, of south
twelfth street.
Myron d. Boone has gone to Nun
Gle to help Fred Charles on the G. R.
Il VI. for week or so.
viii klopp of the Railroad store
left last evening on three weeks
vacation to Niles, Mich.
The Matthews base ball team was
in the city for short time yesterday
on their way to Columbus, Q.
Mrs. L. A. Stubbs of south tenth
street has returned from a visit to
friends and relatives in Ohio.
Henry King who has been con-
fined to the house for some time is
reported as much improved today
DR.. S. C. Markley and wife have
returned home after a week S visit to
friends and relatives in Cincinnati
Attorney ST, bbs today filed the
81 it of Elizabeth A. Hetzler vs.
Jessie and Charles Gates for f re-
closure.
been in camp near Milton have re-
turned home. The cool weather cut /
their trip short.
John Burgess of Whitewater, we'll
known in this city. is in very poor
health and his death may be expect
ed at any time.
Miss Ollie Matthews of Indiauapo
lis, who has been the guest Of Chas
Thornburg and wife of West Rich
mond, has returned to her home.
D.. L. Mather and p W. Smith, in
five hours fishing in Carp lake. Mich
igan, caught Is fish weighing los
pounds. The largest weighed IL
pounds.
Mrs. W. W. Clifford and family OF
north eighth street, who have been
visiting friends and relatives IN
Knightstown, arrived home last
evening.
In the game at Washington Court
House, G., yesterday, Laily. former,
ly of the Entire Nous, played tnlrd
base, He was four times at bat, had
two hits and three assists.
The following will be the officers Of
the Ministerial Association for the
ensuing wear Rev. E. Q. Ellis, pres
ident: Rev. NJ. E. Nethercutt, vice
president: Rev. Stanley c. Hughes,
secretary and treasurer.
DAYTON Press-Owing to the i'll
ness of the bridegroom with typnoio
fever. the invitations to the mar
rage of Sheridan Z. Mills, Of Rich
mond. Ind, and Miss Bertha Elken-
berry, Of Eaton, have been reea leo.
The travel from the north on the
G. r & /. is very heavy at present.
It is not an unusual occurrence Tor
the bows at the baggage room TO han
die from 80 to lis pieces OF baggage
from the early morning train on this
road.
There will an Odd Fellows train
leave Richmond about o clock on
the morning OF Sept. Il for Indian
apolis. Tickets good to return on
Tuesday. Wednesday and THURSDAY
Must go on Tuesday morning to get
benefit of this rate.
The reunion and picnic OF the
Boyd family will be held at Glen
Miller. Richmond. on the 18th OF
SAntember. All friends and relatives
Of the family are invited TO attend
Come all with well filed baskets ana
let is have a good time.
Iehiel Bond and wife Of Richmond,
Henry and Abuer Bond OF Greens
fr-g. Iarkin Bond and wife OF Rich
mead Joe Commons and wife OF Cen
taryflie. Mrs. Maud Woodruff and
Mis- T,ueile Jones Of Greensboro at
tended the Bond reunion at New Gas
tie yesterday.
Jackson & Starr have fled in cir
..,,it court the complaint OF George
rrnIl Ell al. vs.. Catherine Willets st
u for psrtition. The property Is 20
se~es OF land IL Wash ngton town
shIn. There are about fifty hers
,eor,rarned in the division OF this