Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-24


ing OF the state board of education.
Tomorrow begins the second Sat
urday OF Noah 5 Ark closing out sale.
Read the advertisement today for
bargains.
A. G. Luken who strained his back
a few days ago by lifting,i is much bet
ter, and was able to be at the store a
short time this morning.
Mrs. Rufe Newman, who has been
attending the session of the Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah at Indianapolis. re-
turned home last evening.
Rev. G. III. Hill will attend the
quarterly meeting at Cambridge City
Sunday. He will preach the memo
rial sermon in the afternoon.
Mrs. Levi Pitman, who ha been a
guest of Frank Spinning and wife
for some time, returned to her home
in Franklin, Ind, this morning.
The Turn of the Tide by the
ladies of the Golden Eagle last night
was given in perfect taste. The hall
was filled and the entertainment was
a success financially.
The wood work on the new South
Side station of the c., r. & M. was
commenced this morning. The stone
work above the floor was also
started this morning.
Summer amusements commence
Monday night at Highland Park
Casino. A well selected vaudeville
bill will be presented. Admission as
usual Secure tickets on cars.
Five thousand tons of steel rails
for the c., r. & Nj. arrived at Cot
tage Grove this morning. An Off
cial of the road stated that it was
sufficient to lay AZ miles of track.
Reports today from Fred Keller,
who was yesterday removed to St.
Stephen hospital, suffering with
appendicitis. are to the effect that he
is resting as comfortably as circum-
stances will allow.
Lady: Why are you selling things
so cheap, Mr.. Tanner?
Noah: | have put the prices so
low on every article in the store that
you ladies just can't help buying
them. The sooner | get closed out
here the quicker | will go to Iudi-
annapolis.
Maybelle Gage IN select ballads and
coon songs at Highland Park Mon
day night.
r. Paige, master of Richmond
lodge of Masons, and Homer Schep-
man, master of Webb lodge, will at
tend the grand lodge at Indianapo-
lis which will be in session there next
week.
Grand opening Highland Park
Casino Monday night, May n, with
a refined vaudeville bill. Admission
as usual. Secure tickets on the car.
]. F. Ruby is in the city today Wis
iting friends and relatives. Mr.. Ru
by had charge of the depot restau-
rant in this city from 1880 to 81. he
is now representing the liver John
son Arms and Cycle works of Fitch
burg, Mass.
The ministers of the city are said
to be considering some action with
regard to the increase of divorces in
this county. Similar action is being
taken by the clergy all over the
asserted that the divorces are in ex-
cess of the marriage licenses SO far
this year.
The eleventh annual conference of
Indiana health officers begins at In
dianapolis next Monday at 10 o clock.
Governor Durbin will deliver the adj
dress of welcome. Dr. G. Ell. Grant
of this city viii read a paper on
Rural Quarantine and Disinfec-
ton.
On May 20 the train from the west
on the Indianapolis division, due
here al $50 q. m, will run daily;
also the train to Indianapolis leaving
here at SIP will be a daily train.
Both trains by running daily will be
an accommodation to the tray
cling public.
An effort is being made to run a
special train over the c., r. Il NJ. to
those whowish to at
tend the Masonic anniversary at
on May p. 1t is thought
at least fifty can be secured. which
will insure the special. Congressman
Watson will be present and address
those present.
Knight Il Jasen, society sketch
artists, at Highland Park Monday
night.
The c. r. i NJ. is now about a mile
north of Webster in their track lay
ing. Large quantities of ties, rails
aud other material go up the line
every day There is plenty OF ma
terial on hand and it is thought that
trains viii be running between Cot
tage Grove and Webster within a few
weeks.
Henry Davis, who is employed at |
aaar 5, took an overdose of some |
kind yesterday which made him quite |
sick for short time. He was re
moved to his home, and this morn |
ng he is reported as fully recovered |
The medicine was not of dangerous /
nature. simply an overdose produced /
The sickness.
The demand for competent young |
aiyil engineers in and around this
sity IS an indication of the need
which the great development of the
country in railroad and traction lines
5 creating all over the country. The
;. K i NJ. engineering department
5 right now delayed by the need of
me or more, who would be given i'm
Mediate employment which would
asst year at the least. OF course
his trade, or profession, will in few
ears become like electrical work has
dozen men for every position. but
t present this is not the case, and q
.ood man could hold his own when
he competition came. Richmond 1