Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-20

Eaton this morning, where they
played the Eaton team this afternoon.
Mrs. John Maxley and daughter,
Mabel, and Miss Helen Stott oil
are The guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. Nethercutt at the First Nj.
Z. parsonage.
Wilbur Hunter, who was formerly |
in the Office of the Panhandle claim |
agent here, now holds responsible
position with one of the gas belt
glass factories.
Yesterday quite a number o. the
members of the north A street
Friends surprised John Townsend,
north of the city, on the anniversary
of his 69th birthday.
Haner's china exhibit open this
evening.
Mrs. Fl. S. Platt of st Louis,
who has been the guest of George
W. Barnes and family for the past
week, returned to her home this
morning.
b. M. Carpenter and wife, nee
Miss Ida Hatfield, returned last
evening from their bridal tour. They
will occupy a suit of rooms at The
Westcott during the summer.
Mrs. Hayes of Columbus, O., and
Mrs. Mather of Washington. ID. G.,
| who have been the guests of Mrs. w.
n. Tallant, left on visit to friends
in indianapolis this morning.
Mrs w. n. Tallant has been hav-
| ing a two weeks house party. during
| which time she has entertained
guests from Columbus, o., Akron,
o., and Washington, d. G.
Warren Lacey left last evening for
the east on a short vacation. After
a visit to his brother in Columbus,
O, he will spend week at the Pan
| American exposition in Buffalo.
The family of Charles E. Luring,
formerly of this city and recently OF
Columbus, o, will spend the sum
mer in this city. Mr.. Luring is on
the road and will make this city his
headquarters.
The Broadway NJ E church, west
side of Dayton, are holding their an
nual picnic at Glen Miller today. The
train consisted of eleven coaches, all
completely filed There were nearly
600 tickets sold in Dayton.
MINI ;-'Al Roberts of Owattons
IThomas Is - visiting his bre.,tf'
IRoban.s roberts, and family. Dr.
| MATS, ss was resident of this city
oy many or our or,s<5a 1.---s>---,.-,., ered
David jerks, Who some days ago
underwent an operation at st. Ste
phen' s hospital, is improving so rap
idly that his physician states it is
probable that he will be able to leave
the hospital the first of next week
| Mrs. Anna Ballard and daughter
and Miss Ada Woodward will leave
shortly on q trip to the Pan Amer 7, IA
| which they will spend the summer at
Casselton, Vermont, on lake Cham
| plain.
| The excursion trains for the picnic
of the employees of the lawn mower
factories at Economy Sunday leave
this city at 6 a. IN. and return at 8 p
IN. 1t is to be quiet, family affair.
The fare is 40 cents for the round
trip.
indianapolis journal: The C.. R.
4 Nj. railroad company has started a
large force of graders between Peru
and Converse and will carry the
work of construction along with
great activity. Cars are to be run
TO Peru by the end of the year.
A picnic will be held in the W. f.
Druley woods on the C. R. & NJ on
July I, by the Sunday school of St
John s Lutheran church, leaving the
south end depot at $50 and 30 and
returning at 6 and p. m. The fare
will oe Is cents for adults and 10
cents for children, for the round
trip.
One of the pretty things about the
trips to Highland park is the long
row of catalpa trees along tie road
A catalpa tree is one of the most un-
graceful, scrawny, ugly trees of this
entire section, most of the year: bu,
the beauty of it's flowers and their
fragrance at this season of the year
make up for it all.
The following families held a pic
mic at the Glen yesterday afternoon:
John NJ. Lontz and wife, NJ. b Ball
ard and wife, Charles Newlin and
wife, Finley Newlin and wife, ". n.
Tallant and wife and III. C. Tanner
and wife. An elegant supper was
served at 6 o clock, and q most en-
JOyaoie afternoon was spent by all
those present.
The board of monument regents
meets at Indianapolis tomorrow for a |
made necessary by
the death OF Colonel Kneffier, who |
was president of the board. Ben
Starr of this city is member of the |
board. Part of the business of the /
will be the election of |
president. Mr.. Starr will be present |
1T the meeting.
Eaton Register: The franchise for
the extension of the Dayton & West
srn traction line to Richmond will
De submitted to the traction COM
oany this week. There has been a
little delay in the matter owing to
some objection being made in regard
20 the right OF way, but these differ
.ness have been adjusted and the
ranehise is now ready for approval
~ the company.