Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-01

Jams was run over and killed. Negli-
| geIce is claimed
Wesley Brown of the firm of
Moore & Brown is very i'll with
malaria fever.
F'oR REST-House for rent of FIVE
| rooms in fine shape. DIR. Davis, the
dentist. Phone 3l9
FL Davis and wife are visiting rela-
tives in this city. Ell is still in the
shoe business in Chicago and doing
! well
The Ways and Means society of the
| Fifth Street NJ E. church meet at
the church tomorrow afternoon at 2
10 clock.
| Runge's orchestra has gone to
College Corner where they play to-
| night for the reception by one OF the
women S clubs.
john Kenworthy and wife returned
home to Wichita, Kan, this morning
going via Cincinnati where they will
visit friends for few days.
Mrs. Mary Holloway and Emma
Applegate, who were guests of James
Smith and wife, returned home to
knightstown this morning.
G. p. Larsh and family of Indian
apolis who have been visiting 7. B
Woodhurst and w. W. Alexander
returned home this morning.
George McGrew left this morning
| 70 Columbus where he will be joined
!, by Jack Converse, and together they
will 90 to Lewiston reservoir on
week s fishing trip.
Constable Lytle lost bis big pocket
book, full of warrants and other le
gal papers, on the street yesterday.
! The finder will confer favor by re-
turning it to him.
Frank Harold left this morning for
| indianapolis, where he will enter the
Indianapolis medical college. This is
his first year there. He graduated
from Earlham last June.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of First NJ. Z. church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Curtis.
429 Richmond avenue, Wednesday
afternoon, October End, at 2:30
o clock.
Mrs. Cook and daughter left this
morning for Cincinnati, where after
visit to her daughter there she goes
on south to visit her old home in the
Carolinas She will be gone several
| weeks.
| Samuel B. Hill and Elizabeth Jar
rett Hill who were guests of James
Smith and wife during yearly meet
| ing, returned b 0me to Carthage this
morning. Mrs. Hill is Mrs. Smith s
| sister.
The annual convention of the
Wayne COUNTY w. c. T. u. is to be
held at Economy on the oath and
25th The address of the opening
evening will be by Mrs. McWhirter
of Indianapolis.
Amos Van Horn, conductor on the
Little Miami, and wife, are in the
city, guests of Mrs. VanHorn' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John White. They
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Ellen Griffin, who was Mr.. Whites
mother.
Something everybody may not
know is that at the post offices post
age stamps are not taken as money
in any manner. If person has a
! stamp of one denomination and wants
another it can not be exchanged and
the change given back
/ At the Glen they are getting ready
for winter. The hot houses are near
ly ready and the plants will be re-
moved there as soon as possible, by
next Sunday, likely. Most of the
animals will be left in their present
quarters, but few of those most ex
posed will be put in the barn.
D. W. Mason has filed the applica-
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vorce from Maxwell Morelock. They
were married in January 90 and sep
arated in May of the same year and
have child one year old. Defendant
according to the com plant threat
ened the life of plaintiff. She asks
custody of the child.
The Indianapolis Journal of this
morning contained the following:
State Senator G. c. Binkley of
Richmond is identified with theBright
Il Binkley coffee company of this
city, which filed articles yesterday.
The capital is $25. 900 and the direct
ors are John B. Bright. Charles C.
Binkley and Senator Binkley's son,
/ Howard c. Binkley The firm is
in the wholesale coffee business and
+ is successor to the well-known firm
of John B. Bright & Son.
An old colored man in a terrible
condition was transferred from one
/ train to another this morning at the
/ Pennsylvania station. He had some
skin disease such that he could wear
no clothes, and was dressed in some
old pajamas. His feet were bare and
were swollen to three times their
natural size. 1t would seem that