Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-18
LOCAL MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
Mrs. Jesse Fletcher is at Cincinnati
today.
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner S.
Kernels of wheat the queen break
fast food. oct9dtf
Cash Bealle is at Cincinnati to-
day.
John Dingley went to Cilcinn sti
this morning.
Isaac Jenkinson returned from
Bloomington today.
Frank Stork had his fingers badly
cut in a wood working machine Sat
urday.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Starr went to Indi-
annapolis today to -e gone some little
time.
Mrs George Fleming of Anderson
came down this morning on visit
to relatives.
The south side of the old Hervey
homestead on north niLth street has
been purchased by John Z. Peltz.
Seats now on sale for the Rich
mond orchestra and chorus concert,
Gennett theatre Monday evening, the
18th. 15-3t
The ladies of the Penny club will
have call meeting this evening at
the home of Mrs. Kate Ayler, SOP
Main street.
The Hiatt drug store is filling a
long felt want in the north end by
adding full line of periodicals and
newspapers.
First concert of the season, Rich
mond orchestra and chorus, 10 mem
bers, Gennett theatre Monday even
ing. the 18th. 15-3t
Reece Mitchell got his left foot
badly bruised today by dropping a
wrench on it, but not enough to dis
able him from work.
The Penny club will give their
Thanksgiving dinner at G. A. r. ha IL
on Wednesday, Nov. 20. The au-
nual dinners of this club are famous
for good cooking.
Your order for that winter suit
should be placed at once, as you need
it and we make them of the best Sc
lected stock ever shown in Rich
mond Come in and see them and
leave your order. John E. Peltz.
1926
TIE Union Directory company OF
Indianapolis have their agents here,
making up business and profession
al directory to include twenty-eight
cities and towns in this portion of
the state 1t will include all our
neighbors, Indianapolis among
them.
At the Christian church yesterday
formal invitation was received for
the South Eighth Street Friends
church to join with them in a union
service Sunday evening next, and it
was accepted. The Y. NJ. c. A, COM
mitteee will supply the speaker. The
choir and congregation will join in
the service.
Paul Laurence Dunbar, the negro
poet, whose work is receiving distin
guished recognition, is threatened
with pulmonary trouble, and has in
contemplation a southern trip for the
benefit of his health. This is Mr..
Dunbar's second breakdown. He
spent several months in Florida last
winter with the same object in view.
Dr. j. f. Cloud, government in
spector of one of the big packing
houses at Chicago, is in the city. He
came down yesterday to attend the
reunion of the Cloud family, which
was held at the home of DR.. Hoover,
in this city Other guests from out
of the city were Mr.. and Mrs. Cloud,
the parents, of Henry county, and
County Treasurer Cloud, of New Cas-
tie.
Trains from the east on the Penn
sylvania are nearly always late now,
being delayed in getting through
Pittsburg, where they are building
new depot, but this morning they
were off much worse than usual No
5 and No. Is were each three hours
late. A number of Richmond people
who were going west gave it up in
disgust and went home. There was
q great deal of local travel today on
all lines and in all directions.
can make you up good overcoat
on short order. | have the goods and
Don wait until Christmas but order
now and have the good OF one made
by John E. Peltz. 1877
The latest fad for small evening
parties is called the fagot party As
the guests arrive each lady is given
little wax candle, and these are
lighted one at time. They burn
about ten minutes. Each Lady Sc
iects SEINE amusement, or game, ana
when this game begins the taper Is
lighted and the game must be COM
pleted by the time the taper has
burned itself out. If it is not 1t Is
discontinued and another lady pro-
poses a game, which must be COM
plesed to the light of this second
taper. If it is game of euchre, for
instance, when the taper is burned
out The hands must be thrown down;
If II b . song or a piano solo, or q re-