Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-07
LOCAL MENTION.


Dark glasses for the sun. Haner s
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haners.
Kernels of wheat the queen break ).
fast food oct9dtf
Chicken patty dinner at the First
NJ. Z church Friday evening.
Elevator boy wanted at the Boz
ton Store.
George Amsden went to Rushville
this morning.
There is nothing settled with re-
gard TO Reybould coming to this track
for this winter.
Sherman White is furnishing the
piano music for Mrs. Kolp's dancing
school this winter.
Mr. viii Earhart is librarian of
the Richmond chorus and Miss Ruby
Hasecoster is secretary.
Ernest Seton Thompson at the Gen
nett Friday afternoon at $50. Chill
dren and all pupils in the schools Zoe,
adults soc. CIT
Mrs. Matte Broadhurst Thesis of
San Francisco, Cal, is vising the
family of ]. F. Rowlett, 126 south
twelfth street.
Jesse n. Morgan has opened a loan
Office in rooms 40 and Al, Colonial
Building, 1t is Mr.. Morgan S inten-
tion to make loans of all kinds at a
low rate of interest. DIV
This evening there will be special
meeting at the North End Second
Baptist church. All interested in
the welfare of the young colored PEE
pie are invited to attend.
At the meeting Of the Aftermath
next Tuesday the subject is King
Lear with Mrs. W. F. Hiatt as es-
sayist. The discussion of the third
lecture will be led by Mrs. Kersey.
Travel is very light now. People
seem to be getting ready for winter
and have done most of their travel
ing until the holidays. Even the ex-
cursion rates to see Alice of Old Vim
cennes at indianapolis is having no
draft.
S. W. Gillian has written friends
in this city that he and family had
arrived at Los Vegas, New Mexico.
having safely passed the highest alti-
tude on the trip. Mrs. Gillian is
standing the trip remarkably well.
Sam Gaar of the Second National
bank went to Cambridge City this
morning. 1t is limited that a hand
some new horse with some abilities
as snow horse has som sthing to do
with the trip. Mr.. Gaar has been
reading Hicks snow predictions with
a great deal of interest of late.
The meeting at the Grand Army
hall which was announced for this
evening has been postponed on ac-
count of the sickness of Earl Widup,
who was to have delivered the ad
dress. Due notice of the meeting
will be given. 1t will pr obably occur
on Thursday evening of next week.
The marriage of Mrs. Sarah A.
Greenleaf of Hagerstown and Mr..
George w. Wheland of Chattanooga,
Tenn, to take place on the 10th inst.
has Just been announced. Mrs.
Greenleaf has occupied high place
in the art circles of Indiana for sew
eral years and is well known as an
Mr.. Wheland, the groom, is promi-
nent manufacturer of Chattanooga,
in which city he has been established
in business for many years.
The New Castle Tribune is print
ing funny story on some Richmond
travelling man who is not named. 1t
seems that at tie hotel there new
Irish girl had been added to the din
ing room force The other girls in
telling her the way to do her duty
told her that the proper salutation TO
a guest at the table was to walk up
to him and say .'ah there, my size,
and call the menu. The Richmond
knight of the road had barely seated
when the girl sided up with rosy
blush and putting her arms a-kimbo
called out ''ah there, me lingth; steak
or liver The Richmond man left
town on run.
Some teacher able to fill the place
might get position by applying
right away to the school board at
Windfall where they are having
trouble Prof. Oscar Williams and
Miss Schrader were the teachers In
the two upper grades in that school
Last year they were receiving % 90
and g % per day respectively. There
was no contract as TO price Tor the
present term, and the other day Mr..
Williams asked q raise of 90 cents
per day, which the school board
granted. He then asked that MISS
Schrader's pay be increased to " Do
per day, aud this not being aceeded
10 BY the board both teachers re-
signed and left tae school ana the