Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-08
LOCAL MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner S.
Kernels of wheat the queen break
fast food. Oct9dtf
Chicken patty dinner at the FIRST
NJ Z. church Friday evening.
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The Allison drug store SO long on
the corner of fifteenth and Main
street has removed to 1876 Main
street.
Mrs. Earl P. Haynes arrived here
from New York this afternoon to
visit her mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Baylies,
who is i'll.
Mort Little, the new metropolitan
member, was presented with fine
Smith & Wesson revolver by the
Mill Works crowd yesterday.
The Wayne County Medical socie-
ty had two new members added yes
terdav, DIR. Brankamps of Rich
mond and DIR. Land Of Centerville.
Jesse n. Morgan has opened a loan
Office in rooms 40 and Al, Colonial
Building, 1t is Mr.. Morgan s inten-
tlOU I'D MAKE iOdQS Vi jill xmas at q
low rate of interest. DIV
Revival meetings will begin at
Third Nj. Z. church Sunday, Noy.
10th and continue each evening dur
ing the week, beginning at Z. You
are invited to attend.
In police court this morning there
were two DRINKS to tit out, S O.
Adams and Arthur Teagus, and each
was assessed a dollar and costs.
Teagus has been back in town only a
day or two.
A social will be given on Tuesday
evening next at Friends South
Eighth Street by the local union of
Christian EudeavOrers. 1t is to be
quite an elaborate affair with a must
cal program. Each of the six churches
in the union will have a booth and
will serve refreshments.
TIE many friends of Lon Scott of
New Paris are much pleased at his
success in being elected one of the
commissioners of Preble county at
the election this week. Mr.. Scott
was resident of this city for several
years, and had a queensware store in
the Griffin building which he sold to
Mr.. Griffin.
An Elwood dispatch says: Alfred
johnson, now residing at Richmond,
is visiting relatives here this week.
He is prominently known in Repub- !
lican circles in the eastern part of /,
the state, and was one of the eight |
Republicans who voted for Abraham
Lincoln for President in
1864 at polling place in Duck
Greek township, north OF this city.
Remember the lecture by Ernest
Thompson-Seton at the Gennett this
evening. Do not fail to attend, even |
if you have to deny yourself some
other amusement afterward. Other
things are to be seen or heard at
some other time; not to hear this !
will be not to hear it for year at
least. MIR. Seton s books are earnest |
of what may be expected in this lect-
ure.
The new day coaches of the Penn
syl rania running on the through |
trains are attracting considerable at
tention, being very handsome cars. |
They are full vestibuled, seventy feet |
long, seat sixty-eight passengers,
have smoking apartment and toilet
rooms with all modern conveniences,
and the interior finish is neat and
pleasing. The coaches were built at
the company's shops at Columbus, o.
A telegram from Fort Wayne this
morning announces that Mrs. Dur
ham died tn re yesterday. Mrs. Dur
ham was the wife of doctor" Dur
ham, a patent medicine peddler, and
worked as domestic in the family of
Prof. ]. n. Study. Her husband de-
serted her some months ago and she
has been respondent since and this
week took morphine with suicidal in
tent. She died without recovering
consciousness though everything was