Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03

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morning.
O ". Schultz aud wife went te
the Hamilton fair this morning.
j. Y. Weller and daughter of Troy,
Ohio, are visiting his brother, Ralph
/ Weller.
Charley Luring, who now lives at
Indianapolis, left for that city today
via Rushville and Shelbyville.
| Billy Roser and Ed Cutter who
were at Dunlapsville for the benefit
OF their hay fever are home again.
/ James Lamb of Economy, who
represents the Deering Harvester
company, was 10 town this morning.
Rev. Stanley c. Hughes has re-
t Irned from his vacation, and will
occupy his pulpit next Sabbath morn
ing.
At Portland yesterday Mexican
Boy won the 2:20 trot in 2:20f; At
lautic Queen won the 2:35 pace in
223.
Mrs. L. Fl. Bunyan returned today
from the district convention of the
w. II. NJ. S. of the NJ. E. church at
Anderson.
Mrs. T. II. Brown and Mrs. James
Scott who have been spending the
summer at ST. Ignace will return
home tomorrow.
The ladies of the Christian church
have postponed their chicken dinner
until October 18th, on account of the
convention at Fountain City.
Lynn Boyd and wife arrived this
morning on their return from their
European trip. They look well, as
if the trip had been an exceedingly
pleasant one.
The Nth annual reunion of the
Ohio Regimental association, will be
held on Tuesday and Wednesday Oc-
tober 9Th and 9th, at the public
church, New Paris. Campfire Tues
day evening.
Patrick Conner. who was at the
battle of Sebastopol and soldier of
the legion, against the Russians
in the Crimeon war, died near
New Castle Saturday.
Fully a hundred people went
to Hamilton this morning over
the Panhandle. In the crowd were
D. p. Whelan, Charley Chrisman,
DR.. Zimmerman and Chat Lancaster.
Eaton Register-The Hamilton,
Eaton & Richmond traction company
filed an application with the council
Monday evening, asking for a %
year franchise on Franklin and Main
streets.
Will Rowlett, for long time one
of the pattern makers and designers
at the f. Il n. lawn mower works,
has engaged with the Spen-
Ger company and will remove
to Muncie soon to work in their pat
tern rooms there.
Harry Lynde and wife are here for
a few days visiting his mother, Mrs. |
Mary Lynde, south fourteenth street.
HIS is secretary for Jesse Spalding, a
well known capitalist of that city,
and has the regular Chicago look |
which indicates that he is fully &C
Henry Bethel of Centerville, aged
81 years, was found dead in his room
yesterday, death being due to senile
debility. Mr.. Bethel was elected
county auditor in 1852. More than
sixty years ago he was made a Mas
ter Mason at Connersville and soon
after Knight Templar, being at his |
death the oldest Knight Templar in
Indiana.
Among those at the Arlington to-
day are H. G. Tanner, A. B. Michel
berger of New York; E. NJ. Dawley,
Bowling Green; S. B. Hart, Phila-
delphia; j. P. Clugston, Mansfield;
William Morris, Chicago; E. P.
Bates, Columbus; F. Pinkham, Day
ton; c. L. Colby, ST. Louis, S. K.
Wilson, Indianapolis; ]. T. Fisk, In
George Ernest, Tiffin
Peru Journal-1he grading in and
out of Peru is being done rapidly.
North of this city on the Jackson
Tillett farm an excellent gravel bed
has been struck and it is likely that
the company will open pit there.
1t is understood that the company
making gravel road
from North Judson to Bass lake,
popular resort in Starke county.
The woman's Foreign Missio nary
Society of Grace church was held
afternoon at the home of
MIS- Kramer and was largely at
tended. A most able paper, full of
and teeming with inter
est, was read by Mrs. Alice, Ross.
Subject, Present Day Missions, an
Outlook in Japan. A number of
new members were secured. Light
were served.
Louck & Hill have the contract
or rebuilding the Arlington hotel
md are at work on it already The
work will be pushed with a whirl
md inside of thirty days much of it
will have been completed: They
nave the contract for the furniture
Ilso. The contract for the stone
work has been sub-let to the Haw-
linses. One of the Improvements