Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-28
BRIEF MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner
Spectacles correctly fitted
Haner s.
Walter W. Wilson, dentist, ov,
Bee Hive grocery. If
Wilbur Hibberd has returned ,
his school in the east.
Miss Mary Wilcox is visitin
friends and relatives in Ohio.
Set pair OF correctly fitted spe,
taoles at Haner's. 80 Main street.
Walter Eggem eyer will leave t.
morrow to attend the Chicago un
versity.
Gaar Williams leaves tomorrow Z
resume his studies in an art schoo
in Chicago.
The trst grand rehearsal OF tn
opera Powhatan takes place at Cd,
Fellows hall this evening.
The Entire Nous club will play th
old favorites, The Covingtons, bet e
known here as the All Kentuckians
Lewis Lang and wife and Mrs
Jam Reitty of Dayton are the
guests of Edward Roser and family
Those who are behind in their Eng
lish branches or wis., to renew an,
study should call at the Business
College. 18-wed -sat-2w
Billy McAdams, Dick .VanSant.
Henry Miller, Dan Cooper, Ed Bethge
and Frank Street take their annual
fish at Colon, Mich, next week.
The district convention of the
Christian church is to be held at
Fountain City three days of next
week, beginning on Wednesday.
f E. Beetle who is inspector on
the new work at the reformatory at
Jacksonville is home for few days.
He returns to Jacksonville Monday
The Business college foot ball team
has game here on October 19 with
the Winchester team and at Win
chester with the same team on the
26th.
II. Fl. Rolling, JEFF Meyers and
Al Holly will be in it from now on at
No. 20 south eighth street. They
are artistic BARRIERS. Give them
call. 2S-3t
A building permit was issued this
morning to James Mcneil fer a frame
dwelling on the south side of Lincoln
street between fourth and fifth. To
cost 81 200.
The reunion of the 69th Indiana is
to be held at Winchester on October
3. Senator Fairbanks and Union B.
Hunt will be among the speakers in
the evening.
Miss Fannie Campbell and Miss
Inez Williams will leave tomorrow
for Washington, D., c., where they
will attend the National university
of that city.
Mrs Mary Kemper of Tallahassee,
Fla, Miss Alta Marksburv of Ian
caster, Ky, and Martin Meeks and
wife of Muncie, are visiting Rev. n.
Gillian and wife.
Most of the horses that were at
this track have gone to Hamilton to
get stabbed for the races next week.
Iona z goes there Monday and will
be in the events of Thursday.
The history classes of the high
school devoted a day each to the
study of the lives of Mckinley and
Roosevelt. All the published books
OF Roosevelt, fourteen In NUMBER,
were shown the classes.
The suit of Seneschal VS.. Tanner
comes to trial at Winchester on Mon
day. 1t is for $1,000 damages for
malicious prosecution, Bond and
Robbins for defense, Johnson and
Whitesell for prosecution. 1t is go
ng to be an interesting case.
Miss Hattie Trieber entertained
last evening from 7:30 to 10 o clock.
Refreshments were served. The
guests were: Messrs. John Glover,
Webster Ward, Walter Sanburn,
Harry Haisley, Ray Weeks and
Misses Mabel Barber, Gertrude LIE
Fevre, Merl Campbell, Hazel Kline,
May Harris, Edith Taylor, Ethel
Taylor, Julia Taylor, Sadie Brown,
Hattie Trieber.
The carpenters union met last
evening The organizer who was ex-
pected from Chicago did not arrive,
but will be here later. The officers
were elected as follows: President;
Solomon Ellis: vice president, Richard
Taylor; recording secretary, W. ,
Garner; financial secretary, y. A
Louk: treasurer, Frank L. Burr
They have membership of forty,
and will arrange for regular place
of meeting at once.
Prosecutor Bond and wife returned
this morning from Buffalo and the
exposition. While there Mr.. BOND
attended the trial OF Czolgosz for
short time and had a good chance
to see him as he was He was con-
siderably surprised at his appear
ance; the news paper pictures are not
natural at all He Is not a brian
looking fellow at all and would not
be noticeable among other me1 from
n DR.. EENNER'S