Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-28

-NOuS lOuOFTOW.
!, viii Stair, now OF Hagerstown
> was in town this morning.
!. Mrs. Nethercutt returned from
indianapolis this morning.
Night school at the Business col
lege will open Oct. /. mon sat3w
Mrs. Wisehart and daughter o
New Castle are guests of Mrs. g. w
/. Burr.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Hollowell, of Indian
apolis, are visiting Walter Doan ane
r wife,
Miss Anna Newman returns to the
} Chicago Art Institute on Monday fol
the winter.
!, Born to Samuel and Adeline Mason
Drew. 922 north eleventh street. a
son, first child.
Walter Cain has been elected
concert meister' of the Richmond
orchestra and chorus.
Miss Lois Farnham left for Bryn
Mawr this morning via the C.. R. &
NJ and will spend Sunday in Balti-
| more.
The opening recital of the Ladies'
MUSICAL club takes place on the even
ing of October IT, Miss CASTOR is at
the head of this recital.
H. G. Graves was today granted a
permit to remodel a building on the
| north side of north E street., between
sixth and seventh, to cost 81 900.
The annual reunion of the 9th Indi-
ana cavalry will be held in this city
on Oct. III. There are number of
this regiment living in this city.
The All kentuckians VS. the Entire
Nous tomorrow.
The Ladies Musical club have en- |
gagged Miss Geier, of New York, for
their artist recital on November IL, |
and she Will be assisted by Miss Tur-
pen of Dayton
The Entire Nous club will PLAY the
old favorites, The Covingtons, better
known here, as the All kentuckians.
Fred Pierce. who is stenoprapher
In the office of Springer & Co at Chi
c1go, returned there this morning
after two weeks visit with his
parents in this city.
Mr.. Chilson, who has been visiting
tie family of A. W. Hempieman. re-
turned home to WoonsOcket, r. l..
this morning. Mrs. Chilson will re- :
main for a few weeks longer. ]
James Brooks Johnson of Urbana i
aud James Brooks Johnson of St. /
Louis are in the city today. The q
former is mayor of Urbana and is '
visiting his father, Alfred Johnson, (
aorth eighteenth street. 6
Burglars gave Tom Dolloffs resi-
ly we're away and carried on twof-
and 81 in money. Tom says
they were short of time some way as
they left all but the watches and the
Prof Trueblood has been notified
oy E, G. DeHority, cashier of an FL
wood bank and former student at
that he gives SIS this year to
the two young men who may be
chosen members of the Earlham de
batting team.
]. Ed. Forkner, the artist, return
ed to Chicago for the winter this
He had a very pleasant
summer outing and took back with
him as result of his trip about the
county $50 sketches of scenery around
Richmond and Cambridge City.
A special from Jonesboro attached
W tut regular VI dill III VIC ". Ii. ~ |
NJ this morning was distinct sue
cess, being filled with smiling passen
gers who came to yearly meeting
dents from the seminary at Jones
boro.
In Justice Corners court today
Otto Hoke was fined dollar and
costs and sent down. VIM. Inger
ma is night Waterman at the brew
cry Hoge went there one night re-
Gently, they got into an alteration
aud Hoke struck Ingerman. He was
arrested on a charge of assault and
battery and plead guilty.
The new time card on the Penn
sylvania lines is out this morning.
There are no changes in time of ar
rival or departure of trains except
on the G.. R Il |. On this road No.
s, which used to get here at Abs am,
now arrives at 2:55; and No. ), which
used to leave at 9:15 p. m, now
leaves at lilo. These changes are
important aud should be borne in
mind by travellers.
The game of base ball tomorrow
will be the last but one of the season,
and for that reason will have large
1t is between the home
team and the reorgauized "All Ken
tuckians' who have given Us the
best games played here. The home
boys are in fine form and ready to
repeat the experience of last Sunday
at Muncie by beating their oppo-
nents The lineup of the visitors
will be Matthews or L. Berte C, kee-
nan %. Niebush 10. H. Berte 20.
Bunker 30, Glenn SIS, Aschenb bach If,
CT. Deeger RI.
Jim Jordan has been at il again