Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-12-10

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Read Boston Stores first Christ
mas announcement in this issue
George Murray, the Dublin drug
gist. is in town today.
Electric house wiring our speciality.
y. Baughman & Co., 522 Main
street. 20-tf
Get your Xmas photographs at
Parsons, the leader, 104 Main
street, Richmond. 2-tf
Come to the Musical club meeting
tomorrow night.
DIR. Ed Mendenhall of Abingdon
was in town today on his way to
Dayton.
The county commissioners meet
Thursday and will have considerable
business before them.
We are ready, everything in order
for Christmas buying. Boston
Store.
Grace NJ. E. church will serve
noon dinner ON Friday, December
Goth.
Mrs. W. H. Tyrrell and children.
who we're visiting relatives in
Illinois, are home again.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale or
rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyr
rell, w. U. telegraph Office. tt
Mrs. David Gardner, who has been
visiting friends at Fountain City, re-
turned home this morning.
The Washington club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Howard Ridge. north sixteenth
street.
Sam Barlow, who is at the Sol
diers Home at Marion, is here for
few days visit. He returns in day
or 20.
The Friends Foreign Missionary
society has been postponed one week
on account of the funeral of Charles
Peelle.
Simon Fox and wife. of Cleveland,
are in the city, guests of Joseph Kern
and other relatives. Their son,
Jonas, is also here.
Mrs Edith Compton Ross of An
derson, who has been visiting her
parents here for the past week, re-
turned home today.
Grant White, who used to be at
the depot restaurant, has been made
head cook in a dining car running
through here between St. Louis and
Columbus.
Glasses for Xmas. jenkins.
Ray Shiveley was at Fountain City
yesterday where he was engaged in
law suit over the renting of farm,
in the conrt of Justice Shoemaker.
Miss Clara Feldman, who has been
her sister, Mrs. Bloemke, of
south fifth street for some weeks, re-
turned to Cincinnati this morning.
Pictures exquisitely beautiful, de-
lightful entertainment, were the ex-
pressions made by the crowded au-
dience at First NJ E church last
evening. See them tonight.
A Daytun man remarked yesterday
that the traction lines were as valu-
aple to the business interests of that
city as an addition of 5000 popula-
ton would be.
II more business days and we
celebrate Christmas. Boston Store.
John E. Peltz goes to Cincinnati
this evening where he responds to
toast at banquet given by the local
society of cutters to one of their
members who is leaving for New
York.
Horace Starr returned today from
a business trip to the west in which
he was very successful. Business in
their line has never been better since
the shops were built.
The elevator for the Clawson liv-
cry barn, DIR. Zimmerman S new
building, has arrived and is being
placed. 1t is one of Gardeners, of
provements.
The Bosten store today received
over the c. r. Il NJ. very fine, new
safe, made by the Hall people. 1t is
one of the modern contrivances sup
posed to be absolutely burglar proof
and finished up like piece of parlor
furniture.
The Panhandle trains were many
of them late today especially those of
the morning. The trains from the
northwest were covered with ice and
snow to an extent that showed there
must have been some very bad
weather in that direction.
Charley Unthank was at Martins
vile to visit Earl Widup, who is
there for his health. Earl is so much
that he expects to return
home the last of the week. He was
threatened with lung trouble. but is
now regarded to have escaped that.
The teachers institutes for this
week are all on Saturday and are as
follows: Dalton, Harrison, Jefferson,
and Hagerstown, at Hagerstown,
Jackson, Washington. Cambridge
City. Dublin and Milton at Cam
bridge City. These Will be the last
Institutes of the year. The next one
viii be January IL, 1902.
The freight crews on all lines run
ming into Richmond are practically
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