Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-18

Trustee Jordan and Assessor HYDE
of Franklin township are in the city
today.
Assessor Compton is in Boston
township today assisting the assessor
there.
Attorney Lindemuth who has been
i'll for some weeks was able to lie
about his Office today.
A marriage license was issued to-
day 10 Arlie ID. Reynolds and Jennie
S Thornton, Fountain City.
Miss Lydia Swain is in Boston /
attending commencement exercises
which takes place there today.
Tom Merit wants six men. Good |
wages and board. Call at once al /
his home southwest OF the city.
The special jury for the trial of the
suit OF Logan VS.. the city is being |
| drawn today at the county clerk S |
Office.
Charles F. Moore returned last
evening from business trip to |
Grand Rapids and other nortnern !
points.
Howard Davis of Williamsburg,
who has been the guest of friends in
this city, returned home this morn
ing.
| Ben Haner is adding a handsome
veranda and sit ing room with
bay window to his home on south
eighth street.
/ Mrs. J B. Bernard of Atlanta, Ga
arrived in the city last evening on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. S, Klein of
Ft. Wayne avenue.
| Wilbur Sanders will arrive in the
city tomorrow morning to spend a
two weeks vacation with his parents.
Ii. III. Sanders and wife, north eighth
street.
| Another Richmond boy has been
heard from in New York. Letters
to friends in this city from Arthur
| Walters states he has good posi-
ton, with a prospect of an early ad
vancement.
: A. c. Underhill appeared before
: Squire Jones this afternoon and
| plead guilty to a charge of assault
and battery and was fined a dollar
and cost, which he paid. He struck
I a boy named Moore with a whip.
The Akron Route will not only
carry passengers at special fares to
Buffalo, but to Chautauqua Lake.
Niagara Falls, and to the many sum
: mer resorts on the Lakes and on the
ST. Lawrence River and in Canada.
: Also to New York, with stop overs
at Buffalo.
6 Grace NJ. E. church is being beaut:-
fully decorated with palms, cut flow
. ers and other appropriate decorations
: for the occasion of the sermon to-
morrow morning by the pastor to
the Knights Templar of this city who
will attend in body
The annual report of the superin-
tendent of police will be ready for
the board early next week. 1t is a
document full of information and will
be valuable in that the business OF
the department is given in such a
way as to afford comparison with
d the last ten years.
Music will be feature at the Pan
American Exposition. Many of the
famous bands will give concerts n
, the Temple of Music. A featuraVf
The Akron Route is ChautauqNl
Lake, located directly on it. Stop
overs allowed on Pan A merican But
E falo sioie-ss- Wis. ss..ruilsatf1e
= Real estate men report the outlook
= very bright in their lines, whi1h
means that is it bright for the =. n
at large. The demand for hodsl
continues and there is gradual inn
> provement in the matter of sales OF
e real estate. Several of them say that
! this has been the best week they
! have had in years.
: The wheel stolen from Border,
south of the city. night before last
was recovered today by the police.
The thief had hidden it in some
K bushes about a NILE south of town,
5 where it was found by some boys
! There are some suspicious as to the
theft which may lead to his arrest
4 In case he is arrested the local wheel
men will make up purse and try
and make an example of him.
, Articles OF incorporation were filed
. today OF the Drawer Brothers com
pany, composed of Emil r. Drawer,
Henry G. Drawer and George w
Welstedt. The capital stock is $40,
900 in shares of one dollar. Term of
: incorpora, ion fifty years; the bust
ness to be the manufacture and sale
chinery; the above named to be the
board of directors for the first year.
All stations on the c., r.. Il NJ.
between this city and Cottage Grove
are now complete in every detail
This morning &. Nj. Young will take
his men to Williamsburg to com
mence the painting of the station
there. 1t is modern station build
ing, and will fill all the requirements
for that place. 1t is handsome
wooden structure, and will be similar
to the Boston station, and the dimen-
| Sions are 64x32
| Suit was fled today by Robbins of |
Jennie NJ. VS.. John H. airing for di- |
| vorce. The complaint states that |
| they were married in march, 1901 and |
| that plaintiff left defend; Mt on A pril |
y, 1901, on account of his wrongful /
conduct; that he was unfaithful to |
his VOWS and obligations in berg
cruel and inhuman in his treatment |
of her. She asks divorce and restora-
ii IN of her maiden name of Jennie NJ.
Neddemeyer.
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