Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-08

done that was possible by Mr.. an
Mrs Study.
Rev EIkanah Beard left vesterda,
4 Tor Florida where he will spend tbs
winter.
i 10 the piano case of Bailey VS.. til
MInck Brewing Co.. the jury fount
for the defendant
Dick Moore starts tomorrow morn
ing for two weeks trip to Chat
tanooga and Nashville.
A marriage license was issued to
day to Humphrey Mikesell and Inez
Cordelia Hyde, Bethel.
The concert company of which
Grace Porterfeld is member was al
Middletown, o., last night.
/ Suit was filed today of w. II. Stat
ford vs.. Charles Lam berson, on note
aud account. Demand $97.
! Beginning on Sunday night next
many OF the churches viii begin their
services at clock instead of 7:30
as during the summer.
Do not forget the lectures tonight
| by Ernest Seton at the
Gennett. There is nothing else like
it in the world, and Mr. Seton is
noted the world over for his powers
OF entertaining in subjects he knows
| more about than any one else.
In the flower show at Indianapolis
yesterday E G.. Hill & Co. of this
city took the following prizes on
chrysanthemums: Single stems. vel
low, ten varieties, second. Cut chrys-
anthemums, Major Bonnaffon. first.
Timothy Eaton, first. Mrs. Ferrin,
first.
At Odd Fellows hall last evening
a congenial crowd composed mainly
bus and their ladies had dancing
dances to be given by them each two
weeks all winter and augurs well for
some very successful dances.
At the Country club next Monday
evening there will be an extensive
card party, larger than they have
ever had. There have been over a
hundred of the members who have
already signified their intention to
take part and it is open to all club
members. Refreshments will be
served.
People will go to Florida from here
this winter more generally than ever.
They have learned from others how
cheaply it can be done. A party con-
sisting of Al Morrow and wife, Ed
Morrow and wife and Mrs. Marry
Horrow leaves about the first of De-
cember for Palm Beach, Florida. They
rent cottages there as cheap or cheap
er than they can here, living expen-
SEES are lighter and they have the adj
vantage of summer weather aud the |
fishing and the sea life.
Harry Morrow will remain here and |
run the store.
The Rev. DR.. Lyons preached at
the United Presbyterian church last
evening and the church was filled
many being in the audience who are
not members of the congregation.
Mr.. Lyons in addition to being a |
most eloquent pulpit orator has been |
prominent in connection with educa- |
tional institutions of the state and is |
thus known to many in this city. He |
is ex- president of the United Pres |
byterian college at Monmouth, Ill. |
was pastor of the U. p. church at
for fifteen years and
trustee for many years of Indiana |
located at that place.
How a small amount climbs into a
big one was illustrated by the con-
of two drummers at the
show last night. They we're talking
between acts. One of them is al
lowed certain daily amount for ex-
penses, and what he can save off of
that amount is his own. 81 manage
to save dollar day. he said. 1.-The
year round, and it is doing more for
me than all else am doing. 1t means
1850 a year to me and that put into
In three years it meant a
cottage which | had the money to
buy at sale, and which money /
have had otherwise" How
, penny rolls up into money is shown
oy the penny in the slot machines.
One of the drug stores has one which
sells few shelled peanuts for
penny. The owner said this morning
that it bad averaged IS pennies per
lay ever since be had owned it, a
natter of four months. That means
picking up 500, more than a great
many men ever have at one time,
gathered together in pennies that
he average man didn't even stop to
ret in change few years ago.