Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-11

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This evening the skating rink
closes for the season, so far as skat-
ing is concerned.
Miss Julia Henchman left this
morning for visit to her sister, Mrs.
B. +. Ivey. at Ambia, Ind.
Emory Wissler and wife have re-
turned from their bridal tiip to
Niagara Falls and other points of in
terest in the east.
The Epworth League of Grace NJ.
E. church will hold an anniversary
rally tomorrow evening at oclock-
Good program Everyone invited.
George Warner last evening
shipped twenty-one head of fine road
horses to Indianapolis for the horse
sale that takes place there next
week.
l.. NJ. Hose a, enc of the most prom
inent lawyers OF Cincinnati, and also
high In G.. A r. circles in Ohio, was
the guest of friends at the Wescott
last evening.
w. L. Mccullough, son of George
Mccullough of this city, has signed
with Beach g. Bower S Ministries, and
will leave this evening to join that
organization at Des Moines, Iowa.
The work on the frescoing of st.
Andrew S church is progressing rap
idly. The painting is also well under
way, and both of those contracts
will in a short time be completed.
Miss Hulda Henley will read pa
per upon the Advantages of a Prim-
airy Union before the Wayne County
Sunday School convention at Milton
Thursday. May l6.
Concert of the Richmond Orches-
trail association, fifty members, Frank
l.. Butler director, Monday evening,
| Gennett theater Admission Doc;
no extra charge for reserved seats at
the Westcott pharmacy. 1O3t
Rev J. W. Kapp of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church will begin Sc
ries of sermons tomorrow evening IN
answer to the question, Where car
we find happiness? The first sermon
will answer, "In Nature.
Wayne county Sunday school asso
citation will convene at Milton, May
Is and 10. This promises to be the
best ever held in the county. See to
it that Your school sends a large del
egation. J. P. Chamness, president
The C. r. & NJ has this week com
pleted several hundred feet of new
sidings at Boston Baton elevator,
which will be on one of the sidings,
is now almost completed. There is
| IN activity in and near Boston that
is surprising the old inhabitants.
Some days ago there was some
trouble between the contractor and
the workmen on the plastering work
at ST. Andrew church. The diff
Guilty has been settled and several
Richmond plasterers will take up the
work the strikers left unfinished.
A violin solo by Miss Florence
Reeves will be an interesting number
at the concert of the Richmond Or
chestral association Monday even
ling, May ID, Gennett theater. Ad-
: mission 13c, no cztro charge for re
served seats at Westcott pharmacy.
1927
The following young gentlemen
left this morning over the G. r. & NJ
for day s outing at Cottage Grove:
John Starr, Richard Lackey, Abra-
ham Strattan, Charles Starr and
Clement Gates. Charles Smith was
in charge of the young people and
thi, insures them a good time.
W. r. Weber, wife and son. left
last evening for Los Angeles, Cal
where they will make their future
home Mr.. Weber has been in the
tailoring business ia this city for
many years and while here he forme !
large circle of friends who extend
to him their best wishes for his flu
ture.
Pastors and Sabbath-school super
intendents all take notice and an
nounce at tomorrow sessions:
Wayne county Sabbath school con-
veution at Milton, Ind. May Is and
l6. next Wednesday and Thu, sday.
Trains leave at $50 a. m. If ten or
more go the fare will be Coo round
trip. Appoint your delegates.
There will be grand turn out of
Masons from this city next Tuesday
night to attend the Masonic celebra-
ton at Cambridge City. Homer
Schepman has arranged for a special
train for their accommodation. 1t
will leave the depot at Richmond at
& o clock in the evening and return
ing leave Cambridge City at II 40.
There are now between IS and 100
who have engaged tickets. All Ma
sons who have not been solicited are
urged to send their names to Mr..
Schepman as early as possible if they
intend to go over.
The Misses Elizabeth and Frances
McMeans, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas McMeans, entertained al
party of their little friends yesterday
in honor of their birthdays. A very
pleasant time was had by all con-
cerned. The guests were: Lille
Dean, Rose Gennett, Ruth Pennell,
Ruby Shaw, Josephine Richardson,
Lucille Richardson, Helen Nicholson,
Emerald Hassecoster. Lydia Need
ham, Mae Hamilton.
A pleasing feature of the Richmond
Orchestral Association concert at the |
Gennett theater Monday evening,
May 13, will be the solo by Mr.. Al |
ton Hale, supported by chorus of
the leading vocalists of the city. |
The song, The Old Man Dreams"
will be Illustrated by several popular
society young ladies'. Admission 35c
No extra charge for reserved seats,
Nestcott pharmacy. 1925.
The mushroom gatherers are hav-
ng harvest this spring. There are
many who would like very much to
ola the crowd, but are afraid of get
ing poisoned, which is perhaps just
S well as there is great danger.
though cases of mushroom poison
re not particularly common, they
re uncomfortably fatal when they
ccur, so few care to run chances
The difference between toadstools
nd mushrooms is so slight in ap-
earance that a green hand at the