Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-25

derson last evening.
NJ. f. Mason has been elected a
teacher in the public schools of Dub
lin.
b. C. Stephenson of south Bend,
Ind. is visiting friends in this city
to day.
Isham Sedgwiek left this morning
over the c. K. & NJ for Cincinnati
on business.
Judge Abbott, who has been in
Cambridge City on legal business, re-
turned home this morning.
Charles Patton, of Patton Bros,
| indianapolis, formerly OF this city. is
visiting his trade here today.
The freight business over the c.
r. s. Nj. is increasing every day both
incoming and outgoing freight.
George A. Hiser of ST. Louis is
visiting his brothers, W. Scott and
Benjamin Hiser, for few days.
Sheriff Unthank has returned from
Winchester where he had been on
business connected with his Office.
The Women club will meet Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 at the home OF
| Charles jenkins, south nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Cornelia W. Ellis, who is I'M
der treatment al the sanitarium at
Battle Greek, Mich, is reported as
improving.
Howard Jones has had some trouble
/ with his ear and has been off duty
| from the office of Gaar, Scott Il Co.
for a few days.
Mrs. David Hawkins was called &c
New Madison, O., this morning ow-
ing to the illness of her aged grand
mother, who resides there.
The track laying on the c., r. 4
NJ, has advanced so rapidly that this
morning there are two freight cars
standing at the approach of the new
bridge.
The Young Peoples society Of the
North A Street Friends church vii
have a social and business meeting
tonight at the home of W. f. Morris
326 south twelfth street
St. Agnes court No. 43S, w. c. O.
F.. will be entertained by Mrs. Yves
sci, south E street, this evening. She
will be assisted by Mrs Charles Yves
sci and Miss Kate HUNK.
The Epworth league cabinet O
First NJ. church presented a beauti
full lardinier, pedestal and palm tt
Dr. Lamport and wife to express
their appreciation of their labors
among them.
The new c. r. 81 NJ. passenger sta
ton is now so far advanced that one
can form an idea of its beautiful con
struction when ready for occupancy
Today the walls were ready for the
galvanized iron work.
Elmer Costing left yesterday fol
California for the benefit of hi:
health. He was for some years EN-
ployed by George Schepman, but o
late he has been connected with hi:
father in the grocery business.
The street car company have made
arrangements to run cars with trail
ers every ten minutes tomorrow
night to accommodate those who
wish to attend the debate between
Earlham and Indiana university.
The troubles between the bricklay
ers and contractors in the gas belt
has been amicably adjusted. The mer
get 40 cents per hour for the year
are at work at the union scale also
f. FL. Townsend of Cincinnati i:
registered at The Westcott. Mr.
Townsend came here for the purpose
of Identifying the diamond ring thai
was lost some time ago, and which
has been at police headq quarters
awaiting his arrival.
The contest for the office of super
intendent of schools at Dublin be
tween Prof. John Cooper and Prof
j. c. Mills was ended yesterday by
the election of Prof. Mills. Mr.
Cooper was the former superintend-
ent of schools in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Teagle will leave
/ tomorrow for California. Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Howard Ridge, north
seventeenth street, entertained the
to Mrs. Teagle. There was a large
number present and most enjoyable
afternoon was passed by all.
Edward Jones and wife arrived
| here last evening from Fort Wayne
They will be the guests of Lee Will
son and wife for few days. Mr..
Jones was the engineer that was in
| lured near Portland some time ago
and lost limb in the accident Hei is a
| brother of George Jones of this city.
At Liberty yesterday Alexander
Irwin, well known here, was adjudged
| insane. His insanity took a strange
turn. He would eat to excess and
sleep during the day and put in the
night tormenting his family. He re-
Gently became SO dangerous tina. the
neighbors took steps to have him
confined.
George II. Wilson, manager OF the
Pittsburg orchestra, of which Victor
Herbert is conductor, has engaged
rooms for sixty-six people at The
Westcott. This will tax the capacity
of the house, but we understand that
Mr.. Love has secured a large num-
Der of extra beds for the occasion.
They will arrive here at 3 D. m April
~, and leave at 10 a. N. April 30
The Woman 5 Home Missionary
society OF First NJ E. church had a
delightful meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Wehrly.
The attendance was large. The Nor
mon question was discussed and
committee was appointed to meet
with the Ministerial association to
request some action to be taken re
garding the existence of Mormonlsm
in this city.
Mr.. b. Hayes, national president of
the American Plowmen. was in the
city last night and the visit
was made the occasion of a
social and business meeting of the
lodge here. There were two new
members initiated and the meeting
was closed with a social TIE lodge
here has sixty members. John r.
Stout is worthy councillor and Muir
raw HuddleSton secretary. Charles