Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-20
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gansport today.
George Mashmeyer spent Sunday
with friends 10 Greenvllle, o.
Leslie Meyer was the guest of
friends in Columbus. o., yesterday.
Lee Nausbaum was the guest of
friends in Greenville, O., vest rday.
Tickets for the high school contest
will be on sale at Fletcher 5 tomor-
row.
j. NJ. Westcott left this morning
for Indianapolis on short business
trip.
Mr.. Roe Bias and wife of College
Corner are guests of friends in the
city today.
All sizes OF hard coal So 80 per ton
during this month. VIM. Dicks.
Both phones. 20tf
/ DIR. Walter Wilson went to Cinciu
natl today to buy his outfit and will
] open a dental office here.
There will be no business meeting
OF t. e young people at First English
Lutheran church tonight.
]. H. Reynolds, prominent bust
ness man of Baltimore, Nd, is the
guest of friends in this city today.
The T. T. c. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Florence Ratliff
at her home, 122 Fort Wayne av
enue.
]. W. Roney, wife and daughter,
Miss Stella, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Craighead at the Arlington
yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Ryder left this morn
ing for Washington, ID. G., where
she will make her home with her son
in that city.
Circuit Court has set for tomorrow
a sral case from Henry county
Cross VS.. Barnhart. 1t is expected
to come to trial.
The Mary F. Thomas W. c. T. U.
will entertain the delegates attending
the County Institute at the north
end mission tomorrow.
The Ministerial Association held
their regular meeting at Grace NJ f.
church this morning. Rev. kapp
read an interesting paper.
, Walter L. Daily photographed the
graduating class of high school this
. morning A cut will be prepared for
the Argus commencement number.
} Mrs. Laura Gribble, who was here
! during the sickness and death OF
the late Daniel Ryder, left for her
home in Massillon, o., this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Read and wife
: of indianapolis and f. j. Geldemesler
J of New York were guests of friends
! in this city yesterday at The West
| colt.
Quite number of Richmond peO-
pie left for Indianapolis this morning
to attend the state meeting OF the L.
O. O. +. which meets in that city
this week.
Rev. F.. O. Granniss of st. Paul S
Episcopal church left for 1ndianapao-
lis this morning and will deliver a
lecture at St. David S church in that
city this evening.
The l.. A. S. of the Christian
their sample sale Taturday evening
in their room in the Colonial build
ing. There will be good music.
The Art Association will meet to-
morrow evening at 7:30. The chair
, men of all committees and the mem
; bers of committees are requested &c
, be present, as business of Importance
will be transacted.
Abner Daily is confined to the
, house owing to very sore foot
| caused by d new pair OF shoes recent
: ly purchased. The injury will not
prove serious one, but will keep
him housed up for week or so.
, Farmers report that the cool
weather and lack of rain is retarding
the corn a good deal; and that
the corn grows so slowly that the
cut worms are doing great damage
by appropriating it about as fast as
: it comes up.
The Wayne county W. G. T. L. in
stitute will be held tomorrow at the
North End Mission church, north
: fourteenth street, between G and Fl
: streets, commencing at 9 a. m. All
members and friends of the cause are
! urged to be present.
There was quite a gathering of
piano men at The Westcott to dinner
last evening, consisting of p. ]. Gil
dermeisler, representing the knabe
Piano company of Baltimore; Bert
Short and wife, Messrs. Sharp, Gen
nett and Thayer of the Starr manu-
factory; and Mr.. Reade, the Starr
representative at indianapolis.
Some CONSERVATION was caused on
Main street this morning by the APP
pearance of a man who had his pants
rolled up above the ankles and his
feet bare. 1t was thought the man
was an escaped lunatic; but he was
perfectly sane, only a farmer who has
L E,-<sI
time. He seemed to enjoy his kneipp
arrangements.
Misses Lura and Haley Harold en-
| tanned some Earlham students Sa.-
/ urjay evening at the home of Dr. J.
S. Harold to meet Miss Lura Har-
old s guest, Miss Essie Allen of Indi-
annapolis. who has just returned from
/ Vassar college. Social converse. mu
| sic and light refreshments were very
much enjoyed by the congenial
| guests.
The mem bers of Loyal Chapter o.
f. S. havs accepted an Invitation to
witness work by Wayne Chapter at
Centerville next Friday evening. AR
engagements have been made and con-
veyances will be at Masonic temple
at 8 o clock and will be ample to &C
commodate all wishing TO 90. A good |
time and plenty to eat is in store for |
those who take advantage of the out
ing. Those desiring to go notify II. |
S. Hates or A. f. Ward.
To the customers who could not /
get waited on Saturday night at /
Noah ) Ark store We ask to come in