Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-26

They may try it early in the fall. how
ever.
II. c. Noble of Centerville was in
the city today.
After his graduation at Earlham
Earl Barnes will enter Harvard col
lege-
Deputy Sheriff Ogborn is under
the weather today, but nothing seri-
Gus is feared.
Stewart Bolander lost $40 bill in
the court house yesterday, after pay
ing his taxes.
Mrs. III. III. Sanders of north eighth
street went to Indianapolis this
morning to visit friends for few
days.
The household goods of Harley Ray
were sold off by Woodhurst on the
recently died.
Members of the Knights Templars
are to have a surprise on one of their
members this evening. They meet
at the temple and make call in a
b1dy.
In circuit court today the suit of
the Second National bank IS. L. T..
Leonard was filed by Jackson Il
| Starr. The suit is for three notes
aggregating 81, 900.
Prof. Thompson of the high school
will attend the State Science Teach
ers associa ton at indianapolis, which
meets there today and tomorrow.
Prof Dennis will read a paper at the
meeting.
The receipts of the county treas
urer's Office yesterday were about
So, 900, one of the biggest days they
have had this spring. The manu-
facturers are beginning to pay in,
which is swelling the receipts.
| Will Gordon and wife, formerly o.
this city, were here between trains
this morning. Mr.. Gordon has solo
his business at Indianapolis and wa:
on his way to Columbus where ht
thinks of locating.
The first regular base ball game o
the season in this city viii be playet
tomorrow on Reid field, Earlham, be
tween the Butler college and tn,
Earlham teams. The game promises
to be an interesting one.
Miss Clara Myrick, who is VISITING
in the east. is spending this weel
with D. G. Reid and wife in New
York. Next week she will visit VIM
Ryder and wife at Philadelphia, anG
reach home about the last of tn,
; month.
!, Deputy Auditor Jacob Hanes vii
go to Chester tomorrow to atten,
the closing exercises of the school b
taught for two years ending last sum
] mer before he took his present posi-
ton. There will be nice exercise
and a big basket dinner.
, Much to the surprise of the Su
! perbas and the large crowd presen
i they were defeated by score of &
0 by the Rivals. There were som
S good plays and some very rough ones
, The latter did not add interest to tn
4 game and should be avoided in tn
future games between these tw
p teams.
: The high standard of the Rich
: mond orche~ ira and its reputation
abroad is being shown by the cali
, made upon it for outside work a
l school commandments now. The
are busy all the time. Last nigh
they were at Milton at the com
, mencement exercises, and tonigh
, play at Lynn.
ceipt of steel engraved announce
ments reading: MIR. Leslie MEGA,
Foster and Miss Mary Dolores Gil
, lies, married on April twenty-third
1901, New York. At home after Ma
twentieth, 9 Livingstone Place.
Mr.. Foster will be remembered her
by many. He is now one of the lead
ing embalmers of New York city.
The closing exercises of school No
10, the Green briar school about tire
miles south of the city, preside,
over by Miss Ella Wunker, too
: place today at the school house ant
: was quite an important function. |
was made the occasion of great biz
basket dinner at which all the farm
I ers interested in the school and thei
families were present. This is tn,
school which Deputy Auditor Hane!
: attended.
Auditor Reid went to the count,
asylum today to confer with the m
mlssioners on their invitation
Among other matters to be discussed
is a proposition for making tn,
county asylum over on the cottag,
, system, but it is not thought any
thing will be done in that line fol
some years to come. : 1t is to rather
discuss the idea to be worked up Il
in future years. From there Mr.. Reie
goes to Greensboro to attend the flu.
neral of Frank Dean
Harris Nickel-Plate Show gave
two performances yeste rday at Hill
ton Park, at p. N. and p. m. The
performance is not only a very excel
lent one, but it is remarkably clean in
in all particulars. The Messenger
can cheerfully recommend Mr.. Harris
and his show. He looks after things
himself and takes pride in keeping ii
up to high moral standard The
Messenger, October 5, Wilmington,
n. c.
In Richmond, May 1.