Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-05

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mo prepared for the oecasio1
George Schell and wife of 6o4
north twelfth street are The parents
of baby girl.
The mercury was mp to IS in the
shade today. Cooler weather i in
dicated for tomorrow.
JP. Hughart, general MANAGER of
the O. r. L l., and other officials are
making an inspection trip over the
line.
Mrs. George N. Lefel aud daugh-
ter and Miss Stafford of Springfield
o.. are the guests of friends ii this
city today.
The summer time card of the G. R
& |. will 20 into effect June 80.
The schedule will practically be the
same as last summer.
Mrs. Hugh Virgins left TODAY TO
attend the funeral of the late Judge
Lindley NJ. Ninde which takes place
at Fort Wayne tomorrow.
Suit was fled today by l.. c. Alb
bott OF Azalea Gaar Haustetter vs..
Henry Haustetter for divorce ard
restoration OF maiden name.
Tomorrow will be liquor license
d Y with the county commissioners.
There are twelve applicants, all but
one or two in this city. We have
given the list before.
The committee in charge of the X.
of p. excursion to Kitchells over the
C. r. Il NJ. naXt Sunday report that
the sale of tickets so far has gone be
yond their expectations.
Two motor cars and four trailerS
for the traction line arrived this
morning. The motor cars will seat
forty tive people and will be used or
the driving park line aud all other
occasions when necessary.
The first excursion this season on
of this city over the Par handle vii
be given next Sunday to Columbus
O. The train viii leave here at I
a. m. The fare viii be 81. 30 for tbs
| round trip,
Mrs. Charles Woldt and Miss Net
tie Hartman of Indianapolis are il
the city attending the Cook Wellen
kamp wedding. They are the guest
of Charles II. Haner and wife, o
south fourth street
Judge Lindley N. Ninde who die,
in Fort Wayne yesterday was wei
known in this city He was birth
right member of the Indiana Yearl
Meeting OF Friends and was 70
many years regular attendant a
| its annual meetings.
Mis- Elva Gaar of Louisville, Ky.
who has been the guest of relative
IN this city, returned to her HON
this morning. Mss Gaar has larg
| circle of friends in this city who It
greet that her visit was not more OF
prolonged one.
T. f Parker is in the city for
few DAYS visit He is now engage
exclusively in plmistry, and has hi
headquarters at TT. Wavne and dc
ing well He will spend much of tn
coming summer in Michigan, wher
be has many daes, opening at Gran
| Rapids early inthc season.
Wilfred Jesap leaves tomorro'
Il
for Washington to attend the con
mencement exercises of the colleg
| in which he has been studying. II
graduates at tbs time and will afteI
ward, in the near future, return
Richmond andgo into the practice {
law with his father. He has for som
time held the position of registe
clerk in the house Of representative
The game OF ball between the hi 2
school nine and the Earlham mir
yesterC ay was the most eXcitin
they have vet had The city boy
had the college beaten until the la.
inning when an error by Bulla |,
the others in and the result was /
in favor of Earlham. There We
more or less fussing over the umpil
also. The boys from town though
the Earlham umpire was givin
them the hot end of it and declare
themselves to such an extent that
change was made and nellie of tt
city was put in after the fifth innin
and there was no more trouble. Tt
batteries were Champion an
Meyers for the high school, Hobt
and Stanley for EarlhaIn.