Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-18

Miss Ella Graves is visiting N. F.
Graves and family in Marion.
Recorder Williams and family went
to Economy this afternoon TO spend
Sunday.
Horace Boyd of New Castle viii be
the guest of friends in this city over
Sunday.
The Druids have work on Monday
evening with four candidates for the
second degree.
Mrs. Frank Brown of Hamilton
will be the guest OF friends in this
city for few days.
Our work must fit. It is always
more to my interest than your s that
you get tit. Geo. ". Schepman.
Enos L. Watson of Winchester.
father of Congressman Watson, was
IN the city for d short time today.
Miss Katherine Maxter of DAYTON,
who has been visiting relatives in
this city, returned home this morn
ing.
Mrs. George Sherman of Spring
field, O., arrived this morning on a
visit to Henry Sherman and wife of
south thirteenth street.
1t has been announced by the
faculty of Earlham college that the
Seniors must hand in their gradual
ing theses before May %.
Quite a number of Richmond PEG
pie are in Cambridge City today at
tending the meeting of the Wayne
County Historical society.
Eugene Reitz and wife, who have
for some time been the guests Of DIR.
aud Mrs. j. A Donney of Logans.
p)lt, arrived home las: evening.
+. X. Shera, wife and children,
left this morning over the c, Z Il NJ
for College Corner, where they vii
t'e the quests of relatives over Sun
day.
Richmond Commandery, No. $
Knights Templar will attend in /;
body Grace NJ. + church tomorrow
morning. Ascension Sunday. Specia
music.
The meeting at Rhoda temple to
morrow at 3:30 d. IN. will be ad
dressed by w S. Davis on Temper
ance and lntemperance in Colonia
l
| The Standard Oil Co, of this cit
this morning received car load @
% gallon oil tanks over the G. r.
NJ. The tanks are for the use of ne
tail grCcers.
Rev. r. ID. Laughman. who was t
have delivered the memorial address
at Cambridge City on May 80, OWN
to ill health has been compelled t
cancel the engagement.
Rev. ]. +. Hutchinson, d. D., c
Xenia Theological Seminary, will &c
cupy the United Presbyterian pulpi
tomorrow morning and evening i
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Her
vey.
The high school chorus and orches
ira rendered several selections a
lie Whitewater school Yesterday al
ternoon under the direction of Prof
Earhart. The program entiie was
most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Alice Clark of whose insanit
we gave mention yesterday has bee
accepted at Easthaven and will b
taken there in a day or two; as 500
as she can be properly prepared. Sh
is now at the Home for Friendles
Women.
| The Steel high school of Dayton
O.. it is understood, is making ar
rangenleT1itz, f,r q 3 ss.yy : cutting in tn
near future at Glen Miller. Letter
have also been received from severe
orders and organizations in regar
to dates for picnic purposes dulin
the summer.
The following members of the L.
J A. club formed dinner party at th
Westcott. last evening: Fred 1
Johnson, Earl b Barnes, Ernest +
Hill, Omer G. Whelan, George Z
Dilks, jr., and Griffith 2. Ellis. Th
dinner was given in honor of Nj
Johnson S twenty-frst birthday.
Greenfield Democrat: A 81
months option on the Indianapoli
and Greenfield rapid transit railroa
has been given to the company head
ed by Frank Maus Fauvre and job
W. Chapman, of indianapolis. A. de
posit of $40, 900 has been made 70
the option and the money will go &
the owners whether they take tn
road or not. The option runs GU
September 3, 1901.
The happiest party of the season
was the picnic yesterday at Sylvan
Nook by party composed of How
ard Jones and wife; Misses Ma,
Shiveley, Maude Kaufman, Luc,
Barnett, Stella Roney, May Thorn
hurgh and Ida Hatfield; and Messrs
Walter Wilson, Milton Craighead
Ned Hiatt, Ray Shiveley, Clarenc,
Gennett, Earl Widup and Brax Car
penter. Supper was served at !
O deck in the woods and they re
turned hon in the evening.
T. c. Jefferson of Lexington. XIV.
has been in the city for the past few
days buying fine horses. YESTERDAY
he purchased a fine grey horse OF
John b. Dougan, and also a high
bred sorrel horse of Frank Lackey.
The latter is q tive-year- old, and pro-
nounced by Mr.. Jefferson the finest
horse that ever went out of Wayne
county, and equal to any horse ever
bred in kentucky. Mr. jefferson is
the gentleman who purchased the
noted horse, Bell Boy, for $50, 900.
and recently sold him TO eastern par
ties for Sal 900. The horses were
shipped today to Mr.. jefferson s
stock farm near Lexington, XIV.
The History club of the high school
met last evening at the school build
ing, and had debate on, Resolved,
that the fifteenth amendment was a
a mistake. The debaters for the affirm
tive were Will Ro' e. and Robert
Moore, and Tor the negative Malvern
Jones ana John Glover. The decision
was IN favor OF the affirmative. Clyde
Beck read a paper on Cicero, aud
one was also given by Lawrence
SmelSer on The Battle of Chat
both OF Which We're WnIl