Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-27

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner' 5.
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haners
Nice, sweet, juicy oranges at
Prices.
Walter w. Wilson, dentist, over
Bee Hive grocery. If
Virgil Trueblood returned home
yesterday from ST Mary's, 0.
Get pair of correctly fitted spec
tacles at Haner's, $40 Main street.
Mrs Charley Mccullough is visit
ing the family of George Nc
Cullough.
The W. NJ. S. of the First Presby-
terian church met at the church this
afternoon.
Hassenbusch, sos Main street, for
the finest line of base burners and
steel ranges. sept20d6t
Mrs. E. A. Zimmerman has re-
moved her viavi Office to AZ north
eighth street. 13-fr&m- limo
T. J. Study has filed the suit OF
Amos Wolf VS.. John T. Fox and
Jane Endsley on note.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Charles E w. Wagner and
Mary x. Wellman of Richmond.
Mrs. DIR. Smith gave a dinner at
the Country Club last evening, in
honor of Miss Marley, of Blooming
ton.
Scarlet fever is reported ia the
family Of Warner Gilbert, 705 north
f street. Earl, aged years, is the
patient.
Walter Fulghum has gone to Flor
ida to resume his work in school
which is branch of the Chicago
University.
Woodward lodge yesterday received
a check for the $500 they won at
the Indianapolis Odd Fellows COM
petitive drill.
Meats, cake, pies, bread, ETC., at
the market by the young ladies of
the Christian church Saturday after
noon at 925 Main street.
Halle Snider, Maude Carter, Lena
Minc.s, Earl Roberts, Walter Cox
and Ed Tingler have returned home
from the fall festival at Cincinnati.
News from Mrs S. w. Gillian is
that she is not yet able to sit up and
will probably not be able to start for
the Pacific coast for some weeks.
Bishop Potter and DR.. Parks who
takes the place of Rev. Morgan Dix
are expected to pass through here
tomorrow on their way to San Fran
cisco.
There was no police court this
morning, not a case even of complaint
for trespass from the north end,
which is something unusual for
dull day.
Mrs. Bell of New York is visiting
her mother, Mrs. John Bennett, this
week. She has been living in New
York for several years and likes it
there very much.
At the election of officers of Mary
F.. Thomas chapter, w. G. T. o., the
following were chosen: President,
Sarah NJ. Cnildress; vice president
at-large, Martha ]. Little; cores
ponding secretary, Elizabeth w.
Gambler; recording secretary, Mrs,
Mary Strobe; treasurer, Laura b.
Curtis; delegates to state conven-
ton, Mary ]. Little, Laura B. Curtis
aud Sarah Percifield; alternates, Mrs
James Worrell, Mary B. Owens and
Lena Randle.
Shelbyville and Noblesville are inl
a great furry of excitement over the
rise in some mining stock. These
two towns were thoroughly worked
by promoters of some gold mines. one
of them located near the consolidated
mine. The promoters were here but
did little if any business. The stock
was then offered for ten cents on the
dollar. The Noblesville holders have
been offered million dollars for their
stock which is now off the market at |
any price; and the mine in witch the
Shelbyville people were interested
has proven a regular klondike. The
'sRed Rose mine assure has widened