Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
George Miller went to DAYTON to-
day.
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner's.
Johnson Bane, Pythian temple,
Oct "a If
Kernels of wheat the queen break
ost Iooo oct9dtf
Senator Foraker speaks at Piaua,
Saturday.
J. n. Tracy went to Oxford this
morning.
Mrs. G. L. Magaw is visiting rela-
tives at Eaton
The Johnson Bane concert occurs
this evening.
w. II. Peterson went to Cincinnati
this morning for the day.
Mrs. FL. G. Tanner of Indianapolis
IS visiting Richmond friends.
Get pair of correctly fitted spec
tacles at Haner's, $40 Main street.
Attend night school at the Bust
ness College, If
Henry Z. Johnson has gone to
West. Virginia for few days rest.
Prepare for winter and ward off
grip by drinking Reid spring water
21d3t
Mrs c. Z. Wade of Muncie is Wis
iting Mrs. Lupton, north fourteenth
street.
Mr.. Fl. E. Robinson is pain ting his
house red. He is not in bad humor
either.
Isaac Wilson has been elected man
ager of the reOrganized Business col
lege foot ball team.
On tomorrow the Athenea meets
with Mrs. Martha Dickinson, 126
south fifteenth street.
Strongest line of attractions ever
placed on the the lecture course in
Richmond, 6 numbers. % ct
Miss Elizabeth Jones went to Glen
dale this m 'rning to visit fri ends
remaining over Sunday.
You can t afford to miss the Popu-
ular Lecture, first number Nov. 8,
Earnest Seton Thompson. 232t
Mrs. Martha Howren of Liberty is
visiting her da lighter, Mrs. D. L.
Cummings, Richmond avenue.
Miss Beetle of Martha's Vineyard
is the guest of Peter c. Kidder and I
family, north fourteenth street.
Mrs. B. a. Field is still suffering
from bruises from her fall down
stairs, but is able to be about the
bOuse.
Mrs. Jesse Greenstreet and Mrs.
C. N Greenstreet of Economy are
the guests of c. B. Williams, 81 south
fifth street.
Miss Dirce Lamson, who has been
visiting Miss Oneida Dill for the past
week, has returned to her home in
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hiser viii next
week have as guests Mrs. Duncan
williams and daughter and Mrs.
Hussey of Mt. Pleasant, Q.
Among those who came down from
Economy this morning were MRS
Eaos Veale, Mrs. Ed Taylor, MIS-
DR.. Clark and Mrs. E. h. Oliver.
The King Bliss property, 210 west
Main street, 81 feet front and 132
feet depth, sold yesterday on the
order of court to settle up the estate
for 81. $40 to Charley Bell.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage OF Mr. Charles FRIGHT und Miss
Amelia Thomas at the home of the
parents of the bride, 800 south tenth
street, on the evening of October 30
Marion Tribune-The c. r. & NJ.
company has filed for record num-
Der of deeds for right of way in and
near Marion The price paid is con-
sidered very reasonable for the prop
erty.
Secure your tickets for the Popu-
lar Lecture course. Earnest Seton
Thompson, Nov. s, is the first num-
her : 24-2t
The Rev. Carl Aue, who was here
to attend the celebration of Kew.
Huber fiftieth anniversary, returned
home to Yutan this morning with
his family, consisting OF his wife ana
= little girl and boy. Xutan is q
small place eighteen miles below New
ALBANY in the southern part OF the
state. He likes it there very much
The changes which have been made
in the building and Offices of Pogue
Miller & Co. this summer have given
them as fine offices and comfortable
quarters as are to be found IN Rich-
mond. The Offices are very neat.
Tomas Gaar has one: the bill clerks.
Harry Jaw and Clay Wadgett, have
smother. Bert Marshall, the book
keeper. has a den OF his own. and Ira
Swlsher and Patrick McCaslin have
the other.
A party of eight men who are en-
ployed bv the Richmond Cement com
pany went to Jonesboro thi. morn
ing where they will be kept busy for
about four weeks putting in the con
crete abutments for the Eel river
bridge of the c., r. & NJ There are