Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-20

Miss Wilcox went to Cincinnati tc-
d4y.
H 7. Head went to conuersville
today
Sc tae aew stvles 10 fA1 hats at
Fletcher ).
Prof. Bandy went to indianapolis
til morning.
Mrs. James F. Shepherd went to
Cincinnati this morning.
Telephone Dickinson Trust c.. to
attend % your insurance.
Mr. Lewis Of Bardstown. Ky, Is
the guest Of Judge Comstock.
AIRS Hugh Virgins went to Gin
cianati today via the c., r. II.
Train No. II on the c., r. i VI
was forty minutes late this morning.
Mrs. Annie E Weist went to De-
troit this morning for week 5 visit.
The meetings at the North End
Mission will De abandoned until fur
tner notice.
FL Erik and family removed from
this city to Columbia today, their
future home.
It is talked that Chalk Taylor will
occupy the Vaughan stable when it
i completed.
Hassen busch, sos Main street, for
the finest line OF base burners and
steel ranges. sept20d6t
Miss Collins Of Boston i the
guest Of her brother, Prof. Collins
If Earth IN college
Frank Roy Chamness and India
Maud Hiatt Of Bethel were granted
a marriage license today.
Mrs. ] A. Ruby aud family left
this morning for Indianapolis, which
place will be her future home.
Or Graham and wife, who were t
the reunion of the Tooth Indiana al
Portland, returned this morning.
Fall h4ts are ripe and ready for
the picking, never were they pref
tier. Fletcher, the halter, has them.
Come to think about it you need
new fall hat Finest and most up
to-date line in the city at Fletcher ;,
the halter.
]. t. Elliott, who is on the road for
the Richmond Roller mills, is just
back frt III a southern trip. Business
in his line is excellent through the
south
Lot Of second hand heating stoves
cheap, 4l6 Main street. sep20d6t
John Lemmons. alias Montana
Charley, swooped into town yester-
day with a cowboy outfit He
wanted a license to sell book, but
was refused and summarilv fired
Herbert Green. the transfer man,
has bought the two coaches which
were saved from the Logan fire. This
was all Mr.. Logan had left and the
sale takes him completely out OF the
business.
Miss Hattie Nardin, who was
adopted as a member of the S4tb
reg III ent, at their reunion last year,
attended the reunion yesterday at
Winchester, and rttIrned home this
morning.
The ladies Of the Penny Club will
have call meeting this evening at
the hone OF Mrs. Kate Ayler 5. 205
Main street, TO make arrangements
for their annual picnic at Mrs. Essie
Burger 5, next Tuesday.
Lilly Davis. who lives on north |
street, was accused Of provoking
disobeyed the call of the mayor TO
come to court, and was fined $40 and
costs for provoke and contempt OF
court.
The Entre Nous base ball club
will run an excursion to Muncie Sun
day, Septem Der 22d, where they play
the Rustics Train leaves c., r. &
VI. station, north third street, 1875
q. N. Fare tor round trip will De
one dollar.
At the Panhandle offices in The
top story of the old depot they ar
getting ready to move. aud exTe t
TO start Monday / will take them
week to get moved. The plans for
the new depot are not yet here, but
are expected almost any day.
The annual reunion of the SIT
Indiana vas held at Winchester yes
arday The regiment was organ
IL a il this city in 1862 and was com
handed during its existence bv
Coiore's Trusler, Orr. Nef, Mil, r
and Carter. 1t was IN the battles or
Chickamauga, at Resaca. Atlanta
and nuGerous other battles Of note
Al the city engineers Office q plat
i being prepared for submission 10
the electric light committee, showing
the location OF the present electric
lights on the streets OF Richmond
This is taken TO mean that the plac-
ing OF the poles for the new lights IS
to start at once. There are 265 OF
the old lights aud there will probably
that number Of new ones, II not
more.
Ollie Elliott. an Old Richmond boz.
now living at Bellevue. XIV, was IL
the Panhandle wreck between VIVA
mae and Logansport Sunday morn
ing and had ! narrow escape. His
eXoraSs car was turned clear nEer In