Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-30

sergeant hrOne tS able to be at hi
- pace again this week.
- Sol Meredith post G. A. r. nomi
mated officers last night.
Earl Widup is at Martinsyille fo
Tor his health apd will remain fo
ten days at least.
+ At the meeting of the Afterm atl
next Tuesday Othello will be pre-
sented by Mrs Coffin ard Miss John
son.
Henry Z. Johnson has returned
from Cincinnati and Pennsylvania
points where he was taking deposi
tions
All soiourning and visiting Elks
are invited to participate in the
memorial service at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
John Zeller ran down from Chi
cago to take his Thanksgiving among
old friends and neighbors. He re-
turns to Chicago tonight.
The teachers institutes for next
Saturday are: Arlington, Center and
Centerville at CenterviIle; and Bos-
ton and Wayne at the office of Supt.
| Wineberg.
zeal estate men say that business
In their line is now very quiet. There
is demand for new, ...odern houses,
either to rent or to buy, but old
houses are not in demand
The meeting of the Whist club last
evening at the home of Mrs. Maud
Hummer was very pleasant one. The
next meeting is held at the home of
Charles S. Neal and wife, south
fifteenth street, Dec. h.
Cambridge Citizen: Harry B. Mil
Ter visited Richm ond Monday and /
made 81, 600 investment 10 real /
estate, purchasing double tenement
pro oerty 217219 south fourteenth
street. He regards his investment
a good one.
Runge's orchestra played five en-
SagementS IN the fortyeight hours
ending with the show at the Gennett
last evening, one of them being a
swell reception and dance at Ander
son. On getting off the train with !
his bass on the way back last even
ing Edo Kline slipped and sprained
his ankle SO he is hardly able to walk
Rev. and Mrs. Trout, for pastor of
the Christian church, was the guest
Of +. f. Haisley and wife the past
two days. Mr.. Trout has been locat-
ed at Piqua. but has accepted a call
1t Lafayette and stopped off en- route r
10 visit his old friends here. This :
vas his first visit here in II years.
The popular "Crary Tours will
De gwen at tie First NJ. E. church
turing the week commencing Dec.
th. These illustrated talks" bv
tereopticon and moving pictures d
re heartily endorsed by pastors of cl
ii denominations, superintendents 2:
I public schools and the general 10
ublic. They are instructive as well
5 delightfully."- entertaining. 20
At G. A: r. hall last .Jhpasea ..,- ~ e,
nnblic was cordially invited. There VI
as a program of music, addresses, -,
tc. Earl Widup was to have ~ =,
poken last night but on account OF
/ health was unable to do so. Capt. :,
,omstock filled the vacancy in a NJ
plendid address on the evacuation
/ Cuba oy the Spaniards. N
The stockholders of the Richmond
treet and interurban company held q
heir first annual meeting at the
Nestcott on Monday evening. This
will be the first meeting they have
,eld since their organization and the
meeting will be important in many n
yays. All Of the stockholders Will r
% at the meeting. 1t is presumed t
he policy of the company in the mat
ter OF interurban extensions Will be {
outlined and talked over. 4
The knights of the Golden Eagle
were the recipients of most delight
full surprise last evening. Ii was tue t
regular meeting of the lodge ana the
work being over and the lodge al {
iolrned the members were preparing
TO 60 home aud found the doors
guarded After their alarm had some
what subsidized they were turther re,
assured by the members OF the tenn
nile the women 5 branch OF the order,
marching in with baskets Inc pan
ouet board was spread and the occa-
5 on was one OF the most enjoyable
of the many enjoyable affairs OF TINS
growing order.
The Old Dan Tucker, recently
here, played at Winchester last week
Dan Sherman, the star OF the ag
rregation, was born near that place
and worked on farm until few
wears ago. his for-sure name being
Dan SNYDER. Before reaching Win
chester he wrote his relatives IN
the country, who packed the house
The journal saws it was the first time
many of them had ever seen show
of any kind and there was about as
much fun for others watching the
audience as looking at the show
The dinner at Centerville on
Thanksgiving day given by the |
/ Ladies' Cemetery association Tor
funds for the cemetery was the great
est success they have ever had. 1t
* an annual affair and has been OF