Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-10

necessary Ii now seems that no
operation will be necessary.
Miss Bessie Burr spent Sunday
with friends il Dayton.
Magaw TIE Druggist sells Hammer
Paint 81. - per gallon.
VIII Patton OF indianapolis was in
the city yesterday.
Benjamin Starr left yesterday for
St. Louis on short business trip.
Judge Abbott was the guest Of
friends il Cambridgs City yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Leeds left yesterday
for Chicago on a visit To friends in
that city.
Martin DoIan vas the guest Of
friends and relatives in Eaton, Ohio,
yesterday.
The W. c. 7. U. meets tomorrow
at Mrs Sarah ~ Unthank :, q
north tenth street, at 2 30 p. m.
Miss Grace Griffith Of Louisville
Ky will be the guests Of Miss Grace
Robbie in this city for several days.
Marriage license issued this after
noon 10 Avert Warner Shucraft and
Nancy Jane Brandshaw, Richmond.
". A. Reid brings To this office
4 the first basket Of home grown Der
ries Of the season. They are very
/ tine.
/ The final meeting OF the History
club of the high school will take
i place this evening at 7.45. The pub
+ lie IS cordially invited to attend.
At the Alumni meeting tomorrow
evening the address will by Clarence
/ Burkhart OF Waukegan, H., and 4
poem viii be read by Miss Ethel
| Coleman
The Argus, the high school paper,
came out today. 1t is a credltable
number and all those who are con
nected with the publication deserve
great credit.
Robert Seeger this morning tele
graphcd his mother that he has
passed all the examinations at West
Point No further particulars have
been received.
Miss Edna Crockett of Knights
town, Miss Jennette Crockett and
Mr.. W. =. Haughton OF this city
formed a dinner party at The West
colt last evening.
On Wednesday morning at 9
q clock Officer William Lawler will
bc married to Miss Mary McManus,
at St Mary 5 church, Rev. Father
| McMullen officiating.
4. l.. Hibberd left this morning
Tor Buffalo, y. y. He will visit the
Pan American exposition. He viii
also visit friends in Detroit and To
lodi, AafA,sa ,.ntt1ryiye,r homo
On June 23d at the Phillips opera
house the annual sermon before the
members of the b T. f. will take
| place Rev. c. f. Williams of Indi
annapolis will deliver the sermon. An
excursion from indianapolis will be
run on that date.
George Young has completed the
painting of the freight depot and
water trnk of the c., K. IL NJ in this
city. The colors are yellow and
| black. The same colors will be used
on all work OF this character along
the entire line of the c., K. u NJ.
The commissioners adjourned on
| Saturday and will not be in session
again until the 22d, which viii be
bridge day The only bridge to
come before them at this time viii he
the Greensboro bridge located near
| the Branson Harris farm. 1t is To
cost 50, 900.
Tue dozen liquor license granted
10y the commissioners ut this term
are being taken out today. \ saloon
man says that when all bill are paid,
including attorney 5 fees, and the Ii
censes hang on the walls, the licenses
have cost the purchasers 800 apiece,
There are fifty saloons in Richmond,
making the sum of $50, 900 which
goes into the treasures from that
source each year.
On tomorrow evening reception
will be given at the rooms OF Fred
Browne in the Kelley block in honor
Iof Prof. Schliewcu. The invitations
are out. Mr.. Schliewen has been
coming here each week from Cincin-
matt for nearly year, and the care
full conscientious work he has been
Idoing is beginning to give ample
/ evidence in the number OF his pupils
who are coming to the front music
ally. and this little reception is a
graceful earnest that i is appreci-
atcd.