Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-07
RICHMOND PALLADIUM THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Z 1901


s ing for teachers to fill the Places
Chickenpox exists in several parts
of the city.
First NJ E church chicken patty
dinner, Friday evening, % cents
The artists recital Of the Musical
club occurs next Wednesday even
ing, the 18th.
Richmond lodge of Masons will
have work on large class and a ban
quet December 10.
Moses Rogers went to Elwood to-
day to close up big metal contract
be has on with them.
At Logansport the Home Tele
phone company are putting their
wires under ground.
NJ. C. Kelley of the Richmond Loan
company was called to Indianapolis
today by the death of an uncle.
Mrs. Kelley and daughter of south
fourteenth street left this morning
for a week S visit in Cincinnati.
F w. Horton, the famous artist
of st. Paul, will be guest of The
WestcOtt tomorrow for a few hours.
There were many came in this
morning and took the traction line
for Centerville to attend the reunions
there.
The Ladies Aid society of First Nj.
Z. church will serve a chicken patty
dinner in the parlors of the church
on FRIDAY evening from ) to Z.
The Home Missionary society of
Third NJ. f church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs
Schlagle, 308 Chestnut street.
At Logausport the Panhandle is
giving an excursion rate of 81 % to
Chicago to see Ben Bur. Tickets are
good to return for three days.
Big bills are out announcing a
game of foot ball to take place a.
Earlham Saturday afternoon at 2:30
rain or shine between the Business
college and the New Castle team.
Earl Widup has been very i'll with
malarial fever and it was feared he
might have typhoid, but he is now
out of danger and will be at his office
next week.
For "a cents the Ladies Aid So
ciety of First NJ. f. church will
serve a chicken patty dinner in the
parlors of the church on Friday ever
ing from to Z.
Call and see the best assortment j
all kinds of coats and Jackets.
SMITH & SHERMAN.
A lot on south fifth street between
and X has been donated to the
South Side Building Association to
y Lo dc Ioo
for the building fund.
f. Il. Hall of Winchester came
down this morning to attend the re-
union of the 124th at Centerville to-
day. He is an old Richmond boy but
has not lived here for some years.
Chicken patty dinner Friday even
ing at First M. Il. church. 20 cents.
Winchester Herald: Four c., r. s.
Nj. brand new cabooses were brought
rom the east last evening and put on
the "Y, where the @. r. & l. will
take them to Richmond for use on
that new road.
Parties holding Lecture Course
season tickets are advised to have
the same reserved before Friday
noon, at which time the plat opens
for the Ernest Seton Thompson
evening lecture. Plat at Westcott
pharmacy. 6-2
The local contest for the golf cham
pionship is over and the honor goes
to Stephen S. Strattan, jr for the
second time. Today the team went
to Marion, where the last game of
the Marion Muncie- Richmond series
will be played. Marion is in the
lead.
See our ad in today's paper about
furS. SMITH Il SHERMAN.
Jackson Morrow, city engineer of
kokomo, was thrown from buggy
in runaway last evening, receiving
injuries that may prevail fatal. He
had been out TO the steel works lay
ing off ground. An hour later he
was found unconscious in the buggy,
with skull injured. He had been
thrown against a telephone pole.
The Rev. W. W. Montgomery, who
has been pastor of the Presbyterian
churches at Hagerstown and at Cam
bridge City for four years, has &C
cepted a call from the Eckmansville,
O., church, and viii remove to that
place about December l. Mr. Mont
gomery also had call from the Ea-
ton, O., church. but decided to go to
Eckmansville.
The regular meeting of the County
Agricultural and Horticultural So
ciety takes place Saturday afternoon
at the court house, and the address
will be by Professor Cyrus W.
Hodgin. 1t is desired that all mem
berS who have not received the an
nual publication from the department
of agriculture, known as the Year
Book, should be present and get one.
An Indianapolis syndicate has been
given an option on the plants of the
Centerville Creamery company and
the Commons Harris company, and a