Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-04

cent party In divorce suit granted
oD grounds of infdelity.
C. f. Crump of Greensfork is in
the city today on business.
II Constable Lyle was the guest OF
| friends in Hamilton yesterday
Wesley Brown is seriously i'll with
a complication of malaria and pneu-
monia.
The Magazine club will meet with
Mrs. u. B. Ballard Monday after
noon, Oct. Z.
Mr. Joe Schattel, Miss Carrie Green
/ Mr. Clyde Renk and Miss Ola Fetters
attended the fair at Hamilton yester-
day
Lewis Willenburg has been APP
| pointed janitor of St. Andrew 5
/ mis- duties.
/ Maumee council D. of P will give
one of their old time socials and
dances at Red Mems hall, corner
ninth and Main, tomorrow night.
The NJ l. S of the First Baptist
church, held social at the home of
Miss Mary Gift last evening, at
! which there were present forty five
invited guests.
The young men of ST. Andrew S
church met last evening at their
| roorns, 300 south sixth street. An
elegant luncheon was served, and a
| pleasant time had by all those pres
mt. Their rooms are nicely fitted up.
The Portland races had a crowd
Of 5000 people yesterday, who near
y froze in the grand stand. Balmy
T. won the free-for-all trot in 2:124,
md the % trot was won by Walter
Smith in '21I. There were only a
Few people there from Richmond.
Probably we shall get chance to
see Sir Thomas Upton here. He will
pass through on some train on his
way to Chicago or back east. He is
20 be accompanied by Hon. Charles
| Russell, David Barine and a distip-
| yuished purity of titled Englishmen
The clock of ST. Andrew church
will be in order in a few days. The
| irm who had the contract for the
placing of the clock. this morning
sent one of their representatives here
who is now at work on the mechani
cal portion which was in need of re-
pair.
The board of trustees of Earlham
college have elected the following
officers for the year: President,
Amos X. Hollowell; vice president,
Benjamin Johnson; secretary, Rev.
E. 0. Ellis; treasurer, C. F. Chap
man; executive committee, Timothy
Nicholson, Benjamin Johnson, Carrie
NJ. Wright, Amos X. Hollowell and
Mary FL. Goddard.
o. G.. Davis and wife of Williams
burg, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Stutson and Mrs W d. Clark, sis
tiers of Geo. and Ed Gates, starts on
Monday next for Charleston, S. c.,
to be in attendance at the National
Funeral Directors association which
meets there on Oct. 9. 10, IL. The
will return home via New York and
Buffalo and will be gone two weeks.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Curtis, Richmond Ave. They
found her vel anda half hidden by the
latest and brightest blooms of the
summer and festoons of vigorous
cobea- scandens. TIE ladies are re-
joicing in the success of the societies
work. The music was appropriate
and refreshments we're served by the
hostess and her daughter.
+ j. B. Craighead, wife and daugh-
ter, went to Greenville this morning
| to look over some decorations in the
house of Ex-Judge Bickle there.
Hahn, the decorator who is doing
the work at the Elks' cub rooms,
did that in the BickIe mansion and
has it about completed. 1t is said to
be as fine work as there is in Ohio in
a home. The Craigheads wish to see
it, with view of having something
| in the same line in their new home if
| it pleases them.
! Pulls and Lane, promoters of the
/ Schwab line, have been at Union City,
and met the commercial club of that
city. They propose to run line
there from Winchester, connecting
with the line from Richmond to Port
land and line from Muncie to Win
chester The Daily Eagle adds:
Mr.. Pulls says that the line from
/ Richmond to Portland will be built
/ this year and If they can get the kind
of treatment that they deserve, will
! throw dirt before the snow flies. on
che Union City and Winchester
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