Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

try boy who has gotten out in the
world and started wrong.
Captain c. murphy OF Evansville |
was IN the city Sunday TO attend the
installation of the K c.
The Eldons in laughable sketch
entitled Fun in a Chinese Laundry
at Highland Park tonight.
John Langan, city superintendent
of water works, Upton, Ind. was
with the X. c. in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alexander, who
have been visiting the family of c. Z.
Lesh at Indianapolis. returned home
today.
St. Stephen 5 aid society is thank
full to Mrs. Leeds for the use Of the
room and to every one who helped to
make the market success.
The funeral of Z. B. Hopkins will
be Wednesday OF 10 a n. instead of
Tuesday at p. N. as announced in
church last night
Grand opening Highland Park Gas
inc tonight, MAY %, with a refined
vaudeville bill Admission as usual
Secure tickets on the car.
Samuel Binkley, well-hnown
painter of Hagerstown, died there
Yesterday from painter 5 collie. The
funeral is not yet announced here
| George Schwenke is now manager
of the Postal telegraph office, sue
caeding c. A Blair, who is now the
local ticket agent of the c. r. Il NJ.
The moulders from the Mill Works
have returned to work, and it Is con-
| sidered that the troubles in that
branch OF labor are at an end in this
| city.
Nav % and May % the Panhandle
will sell excursion tickets to Indian
apolis account me, ting F. and A. NJ:
Grand Lodge Tickets good until
May 30.
The annual reunion of the Moor
Imam, Way and Diggs families will
occur at the usual place near Win
chester, Indiana, the first Tuesday
in June.
The Y. P. S, c. E. society of The
First English Lutheran church has a
meeting at the church tomorrow
body invited.
1t is asserted that Dr. Charles i:
organizing a stock company to bt
capitalized at $40, 900 to manufacture
his electric belts and other electric
health appliances.
Summer amusements commence to
night at Highland Park Casino 4
we'll selected vaudeville bill will b'
presented Admission as usual. Sc
cure tickets on cars
An Atlanta paper comes to hanc
bearing in the corner 80. p Crock
err, at home: from which it is in
! ferred that Mr.. and Mrs. Crockel
} have removed to Atlanta.
The mail carriers of this city vii
wear the regulation shirt waists thi:
summer They have been ordered
and will be worn by all the carrier:
as soon as the weather will permit.
The Wabash Bridge company ha:
contracted with the C. r. & NJ rail
way for more than $3.50, 900 worth o
bridges to be used in the construc
ton of the road north from Muncie
There were forty applicants for Ii
cense to teach in this county eX
amined at the Office of Supt. Wine
, burg Saturday. Six man lscript:
were sent to the state department
or state licenses.
Married, YESTERDAY, at the nome 0
the parents of the bride on Richmond
avenue, by the Rev. Mr.. Leader o
Second English Lutheran church
Mr.. Charles Bond and Miss Lola Ell
lott of this city.
Miss Grace Baker of this city anc
Miss Marie Glanton of Columbus
Ind, will give piano and song re
cital in Lindley hall Wednesday
evening, May %, under the auSpice:
of the Earlham department of music
The Westcott yesterday, includ
ing transient, regular guests anC
those attending the Knights of Col
umbuS banquet, served over sever
hundred people in the dining room
The Arlington hotel also did a re
markedly large Sunday business.
On account of preparations for the
opening on June l, the club house al
the Country Club will be closed thi.
week. The billiard table has beer
put up, and the electric wiring is
about completed. The tennis courts
will probably be ready for use in q
few days.
The inclement weather knocked
out the sale of lots by Theo. Wood
hurst Saturday afternoon. Six Of
the lots were sold on the west side
for an average of $275 each, totl
of 81, $50. Then the rain drove the
crowd all away, and the lots on the
east side were not offered at all.