Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-12

Richmond lodge of Masons have
work Ia the first degree tonight.
Bruce Miller is in Illinois this week
| introducing his fire extinguisher.
Charley Swain was at Winchester
We terday inspecting the rural routes
i there.
S. g. Snyder and wife OF Lafay
cite are visiting J. c. Horrell and
/ family.
JEFF Meyers will start up in bust
uess again on north ninth street
/ next week.
\ Ed Harris, who was recently de-
clared insane, has been admitted to
the asylum.
The board of control of Easthaven
met yesterday and let the usual
monthly contracts.
Born, to James Nj. and Lillian LIE
Fevre Martin, 80 north fifteenth
street, son, first child.
At Grace NJ. E. church Wednesday
evening from $50 to 7:30 a chicken
dinner with dumplings.. &c. will be
served.
Richmond lodge of Odd Fellows
had work on thI ee candidates last
night and there was a very large at
tendance.
The Ladies Penny club will have
call meeting Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Kate Ayler, SOP
| Main street.
| Mrs. Harm Darlington of New
Richmond, O., arrived this morning
on visit to her father, Arthur
Brown, who is very i'll.
At the meeting of the Druids last
evening two candidates were ini-
tiated and the applications of three
others were accepted by ballot.
| Miss Turpen has a dramatic voice
range, and unusual purity. Hear her
tomorrow night at Pythian temple.
Mrs. Levi Williams of Elwood, who
was visiting friends here, returned
home today, accompanied by Mrs.
M. Dennis, who will spend the bal
ance of the week there.
The Artist Recital of the Musical
club tomorrow night at the Pythian
temple promises to be a rare treat.
Come and hear Miss Geyer and Miss
Turpen.
/ Josh Hunt was at Winchester yes
terday. He has been in the hickory
nut market this fall. buying all the
nuts in sight, and has made a neat
little sum thus far.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of Whitewater Monthly meet
ing of Friends will meet at the home
of Mrs. Timothy Nicholson, 132 south
ninth street, Wednesday afternoon
at 2:15 p. m.
The Mrs. Rebecca Johnson. who
died at Seymour and was buried Sun
day afternoon, was the wife of Daniel
Johnson, brother of Calvin and
Samuel Johnson, once the best known
printers in this part of the state.
In the regular chapel exercises at
high school Yesterday orations were
delivered as follows: Life in Mexico,
| Gordon Grave; Cultivation of the
| Sunflower. Martha Sloan; Farm Life,
| India Smelser; A Trip to Niagara,
Lucille Mayr.
Every one should hear Miss Julia
Geyer tomorrow night at the Pyth-
ian temple. ''Miss Geyer takes
every one by surprise by her admira-
BILE playing. 1t was delightful mu-
steal treat to hear her. The Queen,
London, England.
Lodge work is heavy in this city
this fall. 1t is usual for the lodges
to have much initiatory work at the
/ beginning of winter but this winter
seems to be a record breaker IN that
line Not a lodge in the CITY but has
| from one to a dozen candidates to
initiate at each meeting.
| The flats which Walls 4 Harris are
getting out of the old Christian
church are surprise to everybody.
They are putting on the imitation
stone finish on the outside which is
/ becoming SO popular here, and rear
ranging the interior in modern fash
| ion so that four families can live
| there-two families above and two
/ below.
Sternberg, the young German who
| is thought to be wealthy and who is
unquestionably off his normal con-
dition of gray matter, is still in the
county Jail and improving somewhat.
| though his mind is still affected His
/ people, who were written to by the
! German consul at Cincinnati through
the efforts of Mr.. Zeyen, have made
no reply as yet but will be heard from
by the last of the week no doubt.
Miss Julia Geyer plays with ex-
cellent intelligence, with good tone
finished phrasiug and warm color. :"
New York Times,
Guy Middleton has secured posi-
tion at Indianapolis which be will
take as soon as his health will per-
nit. He plays the flute at the Eng
lish opera house and viii be able to
stand the work as he has but eight
performances a week az the most.
and part OF the time less than that.
| They never hare more than two