Richmond daily palladium., 1901-10-02
BRIEF MENTION.

Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner's.
Set pair of correctly fitted spec
tacles at Haner's, so Main street.
Walter w. Wilson, dentist, over
Bee Hive grocery. If
The trade in Reid spring water is
increasing.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle
will have first degree work Friday
evening.
The Maroon polo team are going to
give an oyster supper on the night of
Nov. 19 to raise funds for the pur-
chase of suits.
At the meeting of the Richmond
lodge OF Masons last night there were
memorial services in honor of the late
President Mckinley.
The w. |. S. of the First Baptist
church have issued Invitations for an
at home" at the home of Miss Mary
Gift, 5l6 south ninth street, this
evening.
The annual meeting OF the First
English Lutheran church and the
dedication of the new basement oc-
ours this evening, closing with a so
cial.
The meeting of the knights Tenn
pla-s next Monday evening will be
an important one. The matter of
the annual inspection will be dis
cussed.
Numbere of the flags at half mast
about the city have been so whipped
to pieces by the wind as to have out
lived their usefulness as evidences of
respect.
At the meeting of the w. F. NJ. S
church held at the home of Mrs.
Kramer on north seventeenth street
this afternoon the paper was by Mrs.
Alice Ross.
Any person desiring the pictures
for souvenir purposes that have late
ly been appearing in the PALLADIUM
can get them in book torn of E +.
Dalbey. Price so cents. sep30d3t
The members of the w. r. c., in
cluding the officers, are requested to
meet at the hall tomorrow on time, |
for the annual inspection. Mrs. |
Druley, the inspector, of Middle
town, Ind, will be here.
The NAL this morning brought mol
tice to the police of the stealing of a
mare and Piano~box and eide bar
buggy from Anderson; light bay
horse with piano-box buggy from
kenton, Ohio; and Belvidere cycle, j
number 155, $40 from Piqua.
An ordinance against splitting on
the sidewalks is to be presented at |
the council meeting next Monday
evening. The councilman who is
present it is laying his wires very |
properly for immense popularity ,
among the ladies'. It's the thing to /
do.
Attorney T. r. Jessup returned |
last evening from Indianapolis where
he was chairman of the auditing COM !;
mittee for the meeting of the
Grand lodge of Odd Eel !,
lows. Out of the appropriation of !
$14, 900 for expenses, all bills were |
paid, and a surplus of s., 100 turned
back into the treasury.
Attorney Kelley filed the suit of
Pearl Thomas VS.. Edward Thomas
for divorce The complaint states
that they were married in this city |
in March, 1900, and separated Sep
TEN Der "a, this year; that defe ndant
was abusive, cursed plaintiff, and
called her vile names and tried TO
drive her off. He has their child,
Orville. She asrs divorce and custo
dy of the child.
VIM. Spargs was brought before
Squire Counor charged with owning
a sein. He was fined So and costs
for having dip net. Being poor
man the officials all threw off their
costs and he was aple to pay the fine
aad escape being sent to Jail. The
new fish law is hardship, but if it
is enforced right along. as the start
has been made, there will be good
fishing in the streams of Indiana in !
year or two, which was something 5
unknown under the old laws and en- {,
forcement of them. 1t had got so
that man mightlas well .go fishing