Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-06

'eoI Oe W. MaShmeyer went to III
dIanapclis this morning.
T. H. Garven OF Cambridge CITY is
IN town on business today.
Regular meeting of st. Stephen S
Aid society Thursday, Now, at go.
Miss Mary Els of Columbus ar
rived this morning on a visit to Rev.
Beck and family.
w. ]. Brannon arrived home yes
terday evening from Ohio, where he
had been visiting friends.
A marriage license has been issued
to Charles A. Groves and Maud Lit
ner, Dublin.
B. A. Kennepohl was granted re-
newal of his liquor license by the
commissioners today.
Ernest Seton Thompson will ar
rive here at IL o'clock Friday morn
ing on the G. R. & l. road. He could
not get here in time by the regular
train.
John w. Turner has just received
an elegant new rubber tire bus, and
is now equipped with thoroughly
up to-date transfer vehicles of all de-
scriptions.
Mr.. Z. T. Crawford of Indianapolis,
who was a bugler in the 124th regi-
ment, was in the city last night a
guest OF DR.. c. S. Wilson, who was a
member of that regiment.
Mrs. Laura Ward of Winchester is
visiting Richmond friends Mrs.
Ward was school teacher of whom
Hiatt, the druggist, was pupil, and
several of her other pupils are living
in Richmond
On Thursday evening there will be
a special meeting at the north end
Second Baptist church. All inter
ested in the Sunday school and the
welfare of the young colored people
are invited to attend.
The ball given by the Superba Polo
team at German Benevolent hall last
night was a success in every way.
Dancing was kept up until a late
hour to the merry strains of the or
chestra. The ball netted the boys a
nice sum.
Al Hunt, the printer, is here for
few days and may return to this city
to live. He has been employed for
several years at Dayton and his fam
lily still live there, but if he can get
work here they will remove here.
Parties holding Lecture Course
season tickets are advised to have
the same reserved before Friday
noon, at which time the plat opens
for the Ernest Seton Thompson
evening lecture. Plat at Westcott
pharmacy, 60
Fur opening Read our ad. in to-
days paper. Knollenberg's.
The program committee for the
senior public in high school has been
as follows: Chairman,
Robert Moore; Hazel Tough. Florence
Endsley, Merle Williams, May
Burke, Harry Ross, Will Jenkins.
Gordon Graves, Miss Mering. Active
work on rehearsals will begin at
once.
In circuit court the jury were out
just twelve minutes in the damage
case of Harris VS.. Penrod last even
ing, and would have been out but
seven minut IS but for delay in getting
to the Judge. They found for the de-
PENDANT. The suit was for $4,000
damages for assault and battery.
Billy Wilson, the trap drummer,
who has been with Ringing Bros. is
home in about two weeks
He will probably be added to the
Gennett theater orchestra so long as
he remains at home, which will not
be long as he usually goes with some
of the travelling companies during
the show season.
Fry Bros. are getting nicely set
tied in their new quarters in the old
Haynes & Spencer building, and
though they have not yet placed all
the machinery they expect to be
working by the first of next week
They have new modern machinery
and are well fixed for business. They
will put on all their old force land
have lots of work ahead in addition
to $500 swings which they are be-
hind on orders on account of the fire.
The elections are attracting much
attention here and good deal of this
interest is not so much political as
on account of the guessing contests
which will be decided as soon as the
results are known, and amounts to a
good deal of money here. One of the
contests announced by a Cincinnati /
paper had S175. 900 in it last FRIDAY
and was a great deal more by yester- /
day. In this city this species of i
was well patronized. In
one shop alone there was $40 sent out I
IN one day. There were hundreds of /
dollars sent out of town that way.
Don't miss Knollenberg fur /
opening. Read our ad. in today
paper.
John Kline writes back from South /
Carolina, where he is playing in the |
orchestra of the Eclipse Stock Co.. /
hat 'sby the time the people down
here get up and get their breakfast /
md look around little it is time to !
20 to bed. They mainly sit around /