Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-29

Our suits are made In newest say les
by expert workmen. Geo. w. Schep-
man. l6-tf
Miles C. Bland of Pittsburg was
the guest of friends in this city over
Sunday.
John HI. Archer of the c., r. & NJ.
spent Sunday with his family in Co
lumbus, o.
Tom Logan went to Cincinnati
over the c. r. 4 NJ. this morning or
business.
Luther Mering left this morning
over the c. r. 4 NJ for Boston, Ind.
on business.
George Landwehr of Marion is in
the city on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Will p. Edmonson of Anderson
was the guest of friends id this city
over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Page, who has been
visiting relatives at st. Louis, re
turned home today.
Fred Morgan and wife of Winona,
Mimi, were the guests of friends al
The Westcott over Sunday.
Mr.. Will Toliver and Miss Maggie
Daffier were married yesterday after
noon by Rev. F. NJ. Kemper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Briefly of Hart
ford, Ind, were the guests Of John
Saylor and wife at the Arlington
yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Listner, who has been
visiting DIT. Henry Davis and wife,
returned to her home in Oxford, @.
this morning.
A special was run over the c., r.
& NJ. yesterday. The party consisted
OF the officials of the road and a few
invited guests.
Rev. E. V. Spicer has been COL
Quoting revival meetings at Liberty.
He returned SATURDAY. and occupied
his pulpit as usual yesterday
&. @. Hibberd and wife, Miss Mar
chant and Aubrey Hiboerd we're the
guests of d. L. Mather and wife at
dinner at the Arlington yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. Horning, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Scott of south twelfth street, re-
turn ned to her home in Hamilton this
morning.
The first excursion over the c., X
Il M. to Cincinnati will run on the
18th of May. That Richmopd will
be pretty nearly deserted village
on that day goes without the say
ing.
About the 10th of next month a
representative of the Winslow voting
machine company OF Kansas City
will be here to look over the situa-
tion with reft renee to locating a yot-
ing machine factory here.
Herbert Candy. who has been en-
ployed as travelling salesman for
Swift & Co. of Chicago. has pur-
chased a farm near Spencer, Ind.
Mr.. Candy and wife will leave in a
few days for their future home.
Prof. l.. L. Beeman has decided to
enter school at the state university
next year. Prof. Beeman has been
for some time the superintendent of
the Centerville public schools. His
successor has not yet been APP
pointed.
j. W. Croker, who has for some
time been visiting relatives in. this |
:lty left yesterday morning for
d. c., where he WIN re-
main for a month before going to |
3ostOn where he will remain dtrinp
he summer.
Large numbers took ADVANTAGE of !
rs es.atl.nl WHnsy f f6e parf IA not
it's full summer parb s. was
q attractive place Notwithstanding.
he animals and birds have stood the
inter well and are in fine condition.
Richmond and Webb lodges of
lasons have received invitations to
ttend Cambridge City lodge Nav Ia.
here will be third degree work on
even candidates. The ceremonies
III begin at l o'clock and continue
NH the degree has been conferred .
all candidates. There will be a :
anquet in the evening. /,
indianapolis News: Lewis Thorn I
rough died at his home near Pitts
pro, Ind, Saturday evening, aged
netyone years, three months and !
Venty days. He was born near =
edmond Wayne county, Ind, jan .
Try z, 1910. As he was born in In
ana territory years before the state y
IS admitted to the Union, evident =
ne was one of the oldest native :
I'm citizens.
The lronwork on the new O.. r. & II
bridge at Gaar' is now all in place a,
d ready for the ties. The tools :,
We all been moved to the west 81
anch. the iron for the bridge at a,
1t point is all on the ground and II
rk was commenced there this ~
'rning. This work will consume ~
put week. The steam shovel has of
npleted its work, and has been
ded on cars ready to be shipped to ~
Ter points. oe
;aptain r. r. Stogsdail. Both in h
try U. S. A, has established ba
ruiting station at the office of DIR. in
~ Henry, SIS Main street. this sb
7. Men of good character wanted tn
service in the Philippines or of
tied States. Owing to the organ fo,
on of a number of new regiments or
'od opportunity of advancement of
pen to worthy men. Particulars tn,
'r. Henry S office. Captain Stogs- SIN
will visit Richmond every Tues bo,
'agt