Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-06
LOCAL MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
Dry split wood, Mather Bros. Co
Spectacles correctly fitted a,
Haner's.
20 jackets at ] price at Knollen-
berg s.
Kernels OF wheat the queen break
fast food. oct9dtf
Crushed coke at Mather Bros. Co.
George w. Ward of Hagerstown is
ia town today.
Rev. Father Mattingly went to
Cambridge City today.
Horace Starr is taking in the flow
er fair at Indianapolis today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nj. Westcott went
to Dayton this morning for the day.
G. w. Conner is in the city today
10 the interest Of Eli Lilly & Co. OF
Indianapolis.
Ell Gates went to Cincinnati this
morning. Missing the morning train
he went via Dayton.
Mrs. r. A. Paige and Miss Lillian
went to indianapolis this morning to
remain several days.
There was no police court this
morning. The case for selling to a
minor is being allowed to drag for
some reason.
Addison HUMPHREYS went to
Greensburg this morning. He is
buying logs and timber for the
Handle factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knopf went to
Martinsville this morning to remain
some little time. Both are suffering
from rheumatism.
The wife of Mr.. Roy o. West died
in Chicago Monday. Mr.. West
friends and class mates in this city
will regret to learn of his bereave-
mept.
Jesse n. Morgan has opened loan
office in rooms 40 and Al, Colonial
Building, 1t is Mr.. Morgan's inten-
ton to make loans of all kinds at a
low rate of interest. DIV
Whoever lost a pair of spectacles
with white metal frames yesterday
can recover them by calling at police
headq uarters, where the finder left
them this morning.
The ladies of the Occult Research
society will meet tomorrow at 2:30
at Isham Sedwick 5. The subject for
the day is the spiritual interpreta-
ton of the ten commandments.
In our council report last evening
az error was made in crediting the
new proposition with regard to the
south side hose house to Mr.. keblen-
brink. 1t was introduced by Mr..
keunepohl.
mains of their late brother, James
Clingenpeel, in body this evening
Meet at the hall at Gas and proceed
to the house at sharp. All brothers
iuvited to be present.
Train No. on the G. r. Il Nj. due
here at $50 came in two hours late
again this morning, which has been
the usual thing since the cold spell.
1t seems to be due to the condition of
the engines and will be overcome as
soon as the new engines arrive, which
will be soon.
A polo team has been organized
among the Garfield school boys. The
line up is as follows: First rush,
Jessie Ryder, second rush, Claude
GRADER; center, Walter Morgan; half
back, John Shallenbur goal, Earl
Van Etten; captain and manager,
Jessie RYDER: extra, Richard Cutter.
The Rev. W. II. Patterson, who
has been supplying the pulpit at she
United Presbyterian church Tor the
past two Sundays, went to Column
lumbus and Pittsburg this morning.
He was well liked here socially as
well as preacher. The Rev. S. r.
Lyons of Dayton will supply the pull
pit next Sunday and will be here for
several days.
DIR. Samuel Ferris of New Castle is
dead and the funeral occurred this
afternoon at clock, Rev. Mahin
officiating. He was born near Brook
vile in 1922, located at New Paris in
1915, and went to New Castle in
1856 He was a member of the NJ.
f church for fifty five years. He was
a partner for seven years of DR.. Cas-
terline at Liberty.
The Bronson repertoire company
goes from here to Hamilton where
they finish the week. They have
made a return date for Richmond
and will be here again in the spring
at the Gennett. Mr.. Bronson has
made many personal friends here
who will be glad to see him again at
any time. He says the Keystone
repertoire company who are to be
here in about two weeks for several |
nights will be found worthy of pat
ronage.
Mrs. DIR. J. A. Brown and daugh- |
ter. Helen, of Germantown, O. are
in the city guests of f. A. Brown
and other relatives. The doctor went |
on with big hunting party. The
party consists of thirty men from |
Eaton and that vicinity who are go
ing after big game in northern Wis