Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-03-22

They are certainly having tine trade
in vehicles.
There viii De no meeting Of History
class tomorrow.
John l. Rupe returned from Indi
annapolis this morning.
Men work and dress shoes at
popular prices at Humpe ).
Miss Anna Stevens OF Centerville
has accepted a position at Easthaven.
Mrs. Isaac 1icWhinney OF Indi-
annapolis Is the guest II friends in this
city.
The Literary society Of East Main
Street Friends church meets this
evening at 30
Several Earlham tudents left this
Afternoon for their homes TO spend
the spring vacation.
City Clerk Knollenberg is still I'M
able TO Be at ms Office. but expects
to be there tomorrow.
Mrs. DIR. B. f. Torrey OF Oxford,
o., is the guest of her parents, Mrs
aud Rev W +. Mccarthy Of this
city.
Miss Bertha Bailey, who for some
time has been visiting her brother IN
Nashville, Tenn, returned home yes
terday-
Mrs. J. G.. Hunt Of north sniuth
street, who has been quite i'll for
some time, is reported as much bet
ter today.
Mrs. Maggie Mcmahon and Mrs.
Eva Davis Brown returned last even
ing from a visit to their parents n
indianapolis.
T. ]. Study today filed the suit Of
Richard Williams vs.. Phebe. Thomas
and Sarah Lamb, for the appoint
meht of a receiver.
Lesson on Paris Exposition by
Prot Davis Saturday evening, March
80, at South Eighth Street Friends
church. Stereopticon.
Earl Widup, who has been in the
internal revenue service, viii return
TO Richmond soon and complete his
studies in law here. He intends to
practice here.
Charles Weed, a Wayne county
boy, now in army service in China,
has written a most interesting letter
of his experience in the land OF the
heather Chinee.
Street Commissioner Gem has the
street graded at the DOran bridge
crossing, and will not be able to do
any more until the railroad is through
there He will then replace the
walks and finish the street.
The state meeting OF the assessors
at indianapolis occurred yesterday
and many matters OF interest in that
connection were discussed. The | a
per of Mr.. Compton o. this city was
entitled Exemptions, Good and
Bad.
Sheriff Unthank did not get to the
penitentiary with F'utrell yesterday. |
Something went wrong with the en-
CINE which delayed the Panhandle
train SO that be missed connection at
Knightstown. He then returned
home and started out with his pris |
oner again today.
The oyster supper and dance of the
knights of the Golden Eagle at their |
hall last evening was a very nice at |
fair throughout Therewas a big crowd |
to the supper, and the dance was one |
of the happieSt occasions of the win |
ter. The lodge was highly compli- |
mented by their guests on the excel |
lence of their quarters and equip |
ment.
j. +. Moore returned yesterday |
from Wavnesville, O. where he was |
in attendance at the funeral of Al
bert Chapman. The remains of Mr..
Chapman were accompanied to
Waynesville by Mr. Moore. Timothy
Prof. Russell, Mrs. Chap
man and Joseph and Margaret Chap
man, who are all home again. Prof
Russell preached the funeral sermon
Spring shoes at Humpe 5.
The Whitney Voting Machine com
pany of Kansas City are correspond
ing with c. L. Shiveley, who is trus
tee for the creditors for the sale Of
the old Sedgwick wire fence factory,
with view to securing the building
ior the location of their factory. The
matter is still so much in its infancy
that little can be said with regard 70
t. They have simply exchanged let
.erS.
The Grand Rapids 4 Indiana is
having a hard time with its trains ,
owing to the snow The snow and .
'leet have not only stopped the {
wheels but severed all communica !
ion north of Cadillac The sieet
ticks to the telegraph wires so as
o break them from the weight of ice
The last the @. X. Il /. knew Of one
rain, it was frozen up at Mancelona
md three engines were unable to
,ull it out: soon after the last wire
vent down and nothing further was
eard.
At the meeting of the Masonic :
.uilding association last evening the :
irectors We're elected as follows for
be ensuing year: John H. Nicholson.
Z. f. Wineburg, A. W Hempemar,
'heo Woodhurst, W. ]. Robbie, FL +
rood Morris. L. f. Browne. Samuel :
iaar, w 5. Ratliff, C. T. Holton and =
l.. Smith. j. l.. Smith was elected
cretary and Samuel Gaar treasurer.
he board meets again to organize a
ext Thursday night, when they will
ppoint their standing committees
nd their president. Their present =
resident is John H. Nicholson. q
Queen quality shoes AT Humpe 5 :
An interesting relic of the late :
-en. Harrison Is a picture hanging IN .
be Office Of J. L. Rupe. 1t i pho :
3graph, StXl0 IN size, made during 8
ne trial of the Morrison viii case. :
nd made apparently with the con .
ant of the court The artist over =
xposed his plate 80 that many of
ae faces are unrecognlzable from the e
lare Of light, but many are good
kenesseS. All the parties inter-
sted in the case are shown ard il 5 r
lteresting TO note those who are I,
cad. Among the dead are Mr.. Har
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