Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-31

generous and enongh ana 10 spare
was the result.
Union ice pure and prompt deliv
cry. Both phones $50. Eff
j. Fl. Sample of Logansport is in
the city today on business.
Vim. Dudley Foulke is in Indian
aIolis today on legal business
Harry E. Ewing of Dayton, o., is
the guest of friends in this city.
D. W. Fish of Helena, Montana, is
registered at the Westcott hotel.
The Senior class OF the high school
closes its work today and will have a
two weeks vacation.
w. E. Jameson and wife are in Ha-
gerstown today attending the funeral
of the late Frank Baldridge. which
occurs there today.
The work on the cement walks
around the station of the c. z. & NJ.
on north third street viii be CON-
menced Monday.
The Richmond City Mill Works
this morning shipped a car load of
machinery to McMinnville, Tenn,
over the c. r. & NJ.
Carl Sherer, who has a position
with a large wholesale house in Chi
cago, is in the citv visiting his par
ents and old friends.
J. Lee Albaugh and family, who
have been the guests of b. b. John
son and wife, returned to their home
| in Kokomo this morning.
Ed Grant, of New York, arrived
| in the city this morning and will re-
main here for several days on a visit
| TO relatives and friends.
| On account of the cool and incle
,nent weather the date of opening Of
| the club house of the Country club
has been changed to Wednesday,
June 5.
Mrs. Charles Murray and children
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in this city for a few days
returned to their home in Colum bus,
Ind, this morning.
The high school alumni have al
most completed their program for
their entertainment at the high
school building on June IA. Several
musical numbers will be feature.
| George H. Lane has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mai
between the postof1ice and the union
station. His contract calls for the
beginning of his work on Monday
next.
| Mayor Zimmerman had another
tussel with his roam four year ole
yesterday afternoon, the result being
IA broken buggy and a very mudd,
mayor Nothing washurt much and
the ma yor the only loser.
Rev friedrich 0, Granniss was al
Shelbyville, Ind , yesterday a, d de
livered the conservation sermon a,
Christ s church. Bishop Francis OF
indianapolis and Bishop White 81
Michigan City were present. Bishop
Francis was the conSecrator.
| The Athletic meet of the Garfield
school will occur tomorrow afternoon
on Reid field, If the weather will per
init, beginning at 1:30. The admls-
sion is ten cents, and tickets can be
had at the Ross drug store by those
who desire. The program, which
includes many interesting events, we
gave some days ago.
| C. F. Crowder, the new business
manager of the Item, is here and
takes charge tomorrow. His family
| will not come for about three weeks.
His daughter Mabel graduates from
the Marion schools on Tuesday next,
and then they will be ready to come,
/ if he can secure a suitable house,
which latter proposition was looking
rather discouraging 20 him today.
| The appearance of man making
| surveys and measurements on the
| street railway line yesterday has
caused people to wonder what is in
contemplation. The man was MIR.
Gruggles, representing the Cleve-
land frog and crossing company, who
are bidders OF the improvements
needed at the crossings at eighth,
fifth and other streets in the repair
/ ~ 1f he