Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-18

case will be taken up in earnest.
A. Harper of Anderson is in the
city.
Attend night school a. the Bust
ness College. If
Samuel Mather went to Boston
this morning.
Ladies see the winter underwear
at Smith & Shermans.
Mrs. Charles L Wolfer is visiting
Cam bridge City friends.
Miss Pearl Sanders has gone east
TO spend the winter.
See new line pleated bosom shirts
at Fletcher s for one dollar.
Harold, son of Thomas Hiatt, who
has been very i'll, is on the mend.
Mrs. Alice Alexander is visiting
her daughter, who is very ill at Day
ton.
Mrs. Glen Gaar and daughter re-
turned last evening from the car
nival.
So and 50 80 hats for 81. See west
window at Fletcher
Joseph Parry, the g. R. & 1. con-
ductor, will be able to resume his
run next week.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Henry Dennis Prescott and
Emma Luther, Richmond.
The art is not in making money
but in saving it. Dickinson Trust
Co. pays per cent on deposits.
17d3t
Don t fail to see Fletcher's west
window for bargains in hats.
Paul Brown has been added to the
force of the Adams Express company
at their Office at the Panhandle sta
ton.
Jesse Mckinney, who was away on
his fishing trip. returned to work
Yesterday He was in northern
Michigan.
Fletcher has the largest variety,
best selected patterns of latest shapes
in neckwear at lowest prices of any
store of its size in the U. s. A.
The Cooper orchestra at Fountain
City is highly spoken of by Rich
mondites who attended the dance
there the other night.
Mrs. William Mcknight Smith is
very i'll at East Orange, n. j., and
her mother, Mrs. Emily Hutchins,
has gone to her bed side.
Hereafter the Mary F. Thomas W.
G. T. q. will meet Mondays at p.
10. in the ministerial room at the
rear of Grace NJ. E. church.
Daniel C. Stevens and Mary E
Colvin, both of Abingdon, were mar
ried last evening at the Fifth Street
NJ. E. parsonage, Rev. Chamness Off
ciating.
Great bargains in up to- date hats
at Fletcher
William ]. Kelley and W.K. Berry,
attorneys of Portland, were in town
today, guests of Judge Fox. They
were at the carnival and on their way
home. -
Judge Fox has announced that he
will deliver his decision in the labor
cases on Monday next. The decision
will be a very carefully prepared one.
the whole state.
Rev. R. ]. Davidson conducts
communion preparatory ser
vice at the United Pr sbyterian
church this evening, and will also
preach there Sunday morning and
evening. He is a candidate for the
pastorship of this church.
At the county treasurer Office the
receipts keep coming in nicely. They
have taken in $45, 900 so far which is
better than usual. Most of it is
from the farmers who are paying
right along. City payers are waiting.
They have two weeks from next
Monday At the city treasurer S of
fee there is practically nothing do
ing.
William Surrendorff who has been
at the hospital for eight weeks with
typhoid fever was able to be removed
to his home on the Middleboro pike
today and will be glad to see his
friends there. b. +. Simmons who
has been at the hospital with the
same disease for five weeks will be
able to be removed to his home early
next week.
The annual meeting of city and
town superintendent of schools will
be held at Indianapolis Nov. Z, s and
9 in the house of representatives,
but the convention headquarters will
be at the Hotel English. There will
be the reading of papers and discus
sions on pertinent subjects and one
of the papers, on Art in connection
with the teaching of geography and
history, will be by Mrs. Della Sta
bier of Noblesville, formerly of this
city.
The first number of the new vol
ume Of the High School Argus
Volume VI-came off the press to-
day and is very creditable. The
title page has a new illustration, BY
Williams, that is excellent, a good
clean piece of drawing. The paper
is well edited and has many good