Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
LOCAL MENTION.

Johnson Bane is coming Oct. "a.
Dark glasses for the sun. Haner S
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner 5.
Johnson Bane, Masonic temple,
Oct. 24. If
Kernels of wheat the queen break
asst food. oct9dtf
Get pair of correctly fitted spec
tacles at Haner's, 80 Main street.
Attend night school at the Bust
ness College. If
Mrs. II. NJ. Haines is visiting Mr..
Haines' mother, who is i'll, at Seven
Mile.
John Pyle, the Lewisville barber.
has chair at the Westcott barber
shop.
Christopher Grammar, an old
Rich1nondite, died at Galloway, Neb.,
Monday.
David Horton and family of Port
land are visiting Mrs. Harriet Hor-
ton, north fifteenth street
Today there are institutes at
Economy and at Bethel conducted by
Superintendent Wineberg.
Peter HYDE, now living at Nc
pherson, Kan sas. is visiting his
mother, north twelfth street.
Mrs. Milton Stanley and daughter
of Avilla are visiting James Beeson
and wife of north fifteenth street.
The art is not in making money
but in saving it. Dickinson Trust
Co. pays 3 per cent on deposits.
17d3t
Today is the time to begin Open
savings account now. Dickinson
Trust Co. 17d3t
A savings account is a friend in
pays interest on savings accounts
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Edgar F. Hiatt gave a wagon
party this afternoon in honor OF his |
cousin; Miss Sarah Peele, Of Brook
Ign.
In circuit court Nina A. Rusche |
was granted a divorce from Henry |
A. Rusche and given custody of the /
children.
On Tuesday next, the Aftermath |
discuss Romeo and Juliet, the essay /
lists being Mrs. Kaminski and Mrs.
Earhart~s
Mrs. Nora Johnson who has for !
several weeks been visiting w. ].
Brannon and wife returned to her /
home at Indianapolis today.
Prof. Dennis is at Kokomo. where
he lectured last night. He spoke
before the Howard county Teachers
Institute this afternoon.
Deputy Supreme regent Grier of
the Royal Arcanum was at the regu-
lar meeting of the order in this city
last evening and made an address.
Earl Widup has opened an Office in
the Colonial building and has one of
the incest Offices in the city. Miss
L zzie Townsend is his stenographer.
Among those who have returned
from the Michigan fishing grounds
are Ed Cooper, Ed and Billy Roser,
Lou Knopf, Lou Minck and Jacob
Lichtenfels. Il
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat of
yesterday contained a very good
likeness of John F. Miller among the
other members of the national
world s fair commission.
w. j. Brannon who has been in
poor health for some time will make
a trip to Ohio to visit sister next
week. He may extend the trip to
Virginia if health improves.
The great fortunes of the present =,
day are built upon foundation of J
small savings. Dickinson Trust Co
pays interest on savings deposits. :
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Mr.. Schwab of the much talked !
about Schwab traction lines SAYS /
that the company is backed by the
Everett More syndicate of Cleveland :
and will have $50, 900, 900 in electric
lines before winter is over.
On Wednesday evening next the /
Association of Hermann :
lodge of Odd Fellows give banquet I
and ball. the proceeds to go TO the I
treasury of the association. They q
already have 800 tickets sold at 80 7
cents each so a big affair is assured. I
The Bon Ton orchestra supplies the {
music. +
No boy ever became great as a e
man who did not in youth learn to G
save money. Dickinson Trust Co Q
is helping boys with savings de- e
partment. 11d3r O
On Thursday b B. Myrick. sr., b
celebrated his S0th birthday amt Z
at the home OF his son. BIB
Mvriek. u. All OF his living children il
except Mrs Johnson OF Irdianapoli> :
were present. MIR. Myrick was born a
1t Nantucket. Oct. l.. 1921, and =
in August. 1874 They came ;
to Richmond in 1857, but removed TO e
Evansville in 1852, returning to Rich 4
Iuond in 1888. Mrs. Myrick died in G.
1898. They had eight children, OF 7
whom six are living. Mr.. Myrick $
has been an energetic citizen ever e
since coming here, man of influ- il