Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-05

the c. Z. & NJ. road will have a UNI
form color of paint. that OF orisn'
yellow with black trimmings
See Schepman before You buy your
summer suit.
Spectacle repairing a speciality
Haner's.
Anthracite coal is purchase TINS
week. June prices will DC higher.
]. NJ. Watkins of Anderson IS IN
the city today on business matters
Union Ice company for ice naoe
from distilled water. Both phones
go. Zu
Our stock of suitings is by far. the
largest in the city. Geo W. Sehep-
man.
Union ice pure and prompt dellv-
cry. Both phones $50. III
George Powell and William Com
stock of Elwood are guests Of friends
in the city today.
Telephone ~ and nave your order
placed for anthracite coal with
Mather Bros. Co.
There were 279 subscribers to the
Derby and twenty five horses
started.
Big load mill wood for one dollar:
5-3t c. 5 f'ARNHAN
Miss Helen Milford of Indianapolis
was here yesterday to consult Dr.
Grosvenor.
DR.. Wilson went to Indianapolis
this morning to attend the dental
convention.
Regular meeting of St. Stephen 5
Aid society Thursday, June ., at
80.
w. G.. Hall and wife of Camden,
O., are the guents of friends in this
city today.
Mather Bros. company advise
their customers to buy their anthra-
cite coal this week.
DR.. c. L. Davis left last evening
for indianapolis to attend the State
Dental association.
Mrs. Florida Newman Of Anderson
is in the city visiting her niece, Mrs.
John Peasants, 1U2 south seven
teenth street.
Ida Bolander 5 condition has not
improved as her friends had hoped,
but on the contrary she seems TO be
failing very fast.
The final settlement was filed at
the county clerks office TODAY of
Bushrod W. Austin, guardian of
Catherine Austin. Amount, So 80
Mr.. Fox of the Votey organ com
pany is at the Starr piano rooms
showing of the Cecilian, the new
piano attachment made by his com
pany.
The first team of Earlham and the
high school base ball team played an
interesting game on Reid Field yes
terday afternoon. The score was )
TO in favor of Earlham.
High school hall, Thur sday even
ing, June q, Lost, Nagabond.
Benefit OF the Art association. Tickets
- cents, To be had at the Westcott
pharmacy. 3l-6t
Hard coal will not remain at pres
ent price long. Better give me your
order at once. c. 5. fARNHAM.
The W. F. NJ S. of the Fifth Street
NJ. h. church will give an ice cream
social this evening from to 10
10 o clock at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Fisher, 33 north fifth street.
The seniors of the high school are
practlcing daily under the directio
. ir"f- s;..ri,ara for thsi.r portion OF
the program for commencement ex
arciseS at the high school building
on une II.
Frank Bescher, local freight agent
Of the c., K. & NJ, is celebrating his
forty first birthday today The boys
around the Office are making things
pleasant for him. Time is dealing
gently with him.
Prof. Michelon of Dayton. o.,
gave talk to the teachers
Of the high school on the French
language and its advantages. His
were listened to with much
interest.
John A. Burbank, who has been on
a two weeks visit to North Dakota
returned home last evening. He r.
ports many changes in that section
since he was territorial governor
there in 1874.
W. W. Beckwith who has been
travelling through this section for
years is registered at the Arlington.
During this time Mr.. Beckwith has
made many friends in this city out
side of his line of business.
Mrs. Robert Noble and son Charles
Of Chicago, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in this city for
some time, left this morning for
indianapolis for short visit to
friends there, en- route home.
The board of park commissioners
would respectfully acknowledge the
donation of a swing from Fry Bros
Iune 9th, 1901, also acknowledge a
inc century plant. % years old, a i
donation from j. j. Ferguson.
The supreme court in the famous
4 lice Green matchmaking case, of
New Castle, Henry county, held that |
he testimony on which the defend |
mt was convicted is technically in |
and granted new trial.
Addison =. Harris ex- minister to
Austria, and wife passed through |
he city this morning7en route from
\ Washington, ID. c., to their home in
indianapolis. They were greeted by
many friends and acquaintances cur
ne the short stop OF the train at the
Inion station.
The representatives of the Milford
, Petrie company of Detroit, general
dvertisers, are here to-day looking
yer the ground. They have bought
be advertising privilege in the
treet cars for term OF five years
4 this line they are among the most
uccessful men in America.
a penny for your thoughts.
bought | would go to Cincinnati on
he Penny clubs excursion, June
eth. | am going too, have been