Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-11

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Prof. Russo Of Earlham college
will preach at the United Pres by
terrain church tonight The music
will De led by q male quartette.
The East Main Street Friends
meeting vii have a social prayer
meeting at the home Of G. + New
man, Fl north sixteenth street this
evening at clock.
The switch of the G. r. L II. 10
the piano works will start Just south
OF the big trestIe and run at a four
per cent grade 1900 feet TO the
river bottom, whence the track TO
the factory viii run.
New Paris Mirror Mrs Ann Emily
VanAusdaI. widow OF the late Har-
vev B. NanAusdal Of Eaton died
Monday morning at the residence Of
her laughter. Mrs Hugh McElderry,
at Ia ladego, Alabama.
The " r. c. ladies will give a re
ceptiOn Friday Afternoon TO their
Swain. 100 south ninth street, from
to > o clock Refreshments viii be
served. All are cordially invited
L. Rayburn White, a prominent
lawyer OF Philadelphia. a grandson
of Josiah White and brother of Roy
White Of the Pennsylvania universl-
ty, who some time ago was 50
brutally murdered in Philadelphia
passed through this city Yesterday
afternoon.
Only exclamations of delight, not
a word of disappointment was heard
! Boston store 69c silk sale
The nuisance Of people coming in
| to g Gle repair shops and doing
their own work is disposed Of by one
Of the sufferers by means Of a big
card which hangs over his bench
reading we have lots of tools and
a few workmen. No charge for
workmen while using our tools, tools
loaned at the rate of sixty cents an
I hour.
I The German Mutual Fire Insur-
I auce company Of this city have elect
cd the following officers. President
4 Charles Bartel vice president, Nj.
/ Sostmeyer secretary, Henry Greive.
assistant secretary, Henry SchneIle;
/ treasurer. A Eadderbaugh trustees,
/ VIM. Heiger, 4. Blickwedel and Gus
/ Wickemeyer, assessors, l.. Weidner.
Adam Boes and Geo. Schneider.
! The first Of the final games of polo
between the Horlicks and Henley
will be played at the rink this even
! ing The three games will close the
\ polo season III this city. The indica-
/ tions are that these games will I'M
| doubleday be the most exciting and
hotly contested games ever played
/ in this city Clarence Jessup will
| c me over from indianapolis to take
part in the games.
Did they come? Indeed they did
For what? The Boston store 5 69e
silks of course.
The large brick farm residence of
Paul Eikenburv, situated three miles
southwest of Hagerstown, was de
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon
The contents were also burned. moth
ing being saved OF any consequence.
The loss is - 900, with partial insur-
ance in the Henry County Farmers
Insurance company. Mr. Eikenburv
was absent when the fire started, and
before the neighbors could be sum
mOned the entire building was ahame.
At Z clock all was in readiness
at Z o clock the rush began. 1t hash t
ceased n minute up to this writing
69c silks. Boston store.
There is a good deal of talk about
the city of the desirability of making
a place on the park board for Colonel
John f. Miller, which it is hoped may
be brought to pass in some way Mr.,
Miller has not, we believe, been ap
preached on this subject, but the il
terest he has always taken in this
city, and especially in Glen Miller.
would no doubt have weight with
him. We should never have had the
Glen, which Is BY all odds the finest
natural park in the state, but for
him.
Ed Rainier, who is the warmest
enthusiast we have in the line of
photographic work, is accomplishing
a good deal in that line He has the
only Bettina diaphragm in this sec
tion and one of the few in the state.
1t is a diaphragm invented bv Bet
TIM who IS confrere of Marconi.
the wireless telegraph man, much
larger than the usual type and much
clearer and stronger. 1t not ONLY
approaches the real thing in the re-
production of sound. but is the
thing itself Mr. Rainier has been
perimenting lately with the new
celluloid records and is getting
wonderful results.
All around the world for Poe. 1912
The high school state oratorical
contest will be held in Indianapolis
the Goth of this month. A rate of
81 % for the round trip has been
secured. There have been over one
hundred tickets sold, and a car will
be attached to the regular train TO
accommodate those who wish to 20
Great interest is being taken in the
contest and the local representative
is working hard to maintain the
reputation of this city in contests of
this character. Richmond has never
as vet fallen below third place.
Dowell King will without a doubt
keep the record of the school up to
is present high standard.
Mir A. Bliekwedel. one OF our we'll |
known citizens of the south end. was
very agreeably surprised last evening
by the choir Of the st. John Luth- |
eran church Refreshments were
served and a happy time was spent /
Uy all present. Those present were
Misses Marie Newcomer, Minnie /
hauper. Emma Shuermann Emma /
Jurgeus, Erieda Blick wedeI, Emma /
Katherine Daub. Ber- |
-ha kemper, Flora Boes. Matte /
hemper, Oda Raukopf Louisa Drath /
ing, Mrs. Horning. Mrs. Linsemann /
NeSsrs. VI. B. Hahn, W. Radke. Fred /
Pilgrim. II. F. Pilgrim, VIM. Dun /
Ding, Frank kehlenbriuk, August /
Sturm, Geo. Schwanke, Carl Beck. I