Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-01

Otu6E uOftbcEn pOiutS Oh the line Oi
this road this summer.
Will Taylor is visiting his sister
for few days in southern Illinois.
Buy pure artificial ice from the
Independent Ice and Fuel Company
eod-3t
Walter W. Wilson, dentist, over
Bee Hive grocery. Phone l03S.
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Miss Grace Griffiths of Louisville
is the guest of the family of Col. ].
W Robe.
]. N Hastings and wife are visiting
tenth street
Miss Carrie King is visiting her
sister Mrs. Emma Martin, at Piqua,
O., for few days.
The meeting at Rhoda temple to-
morrow afternoon will be addressed
BY Rev. Nethercutt of the First VI.
f church.
James Harrell while at work in his
barn yesterday fell off a ladder and
sustained severe injuries. 1t is
thought his jaw is broken.
One week from tomorrow the new
Catholic church at Elwood will be
| dedicated Quite number of Rich
mond people will attend.
Today was city pay day The pay
| 007 33 for the month. and that for
the fire department to 1851 76.
John Wilson will leave tomorrow
night for Pittsburg, where be has
accepted position in the Pennsyl-
vania railroad Office in that city.
The tax figures are completed and
show a total of 1921 327 "a. The
c., r. & NJ. tax was sS4, COT Not
including the c.. r & NJ. tax there
is a gain over last year of s24, 600.
Tomorrow morning in the Presby-
terrain church at Seven Mile, Butler
county. Ohio. Mr.. VIM. p. Buell. will
speak upon emphasized truths at the
| Ecumenical conference, and at night
| he will lecture on EMISSIONS and
| Siam
The venerable L. f. Stanley oil
| Harrison township, who is well
known here, is confined to his home.
His condition is not serious, but is
sufficient to cause some uneasiness
among his friends on account of his
advanced age.
There was first-class audience at
| Highland park casino last evening,
and Judging from the applause they
| were well pleased with the entertain
ment. Should the weather remain
pleasant this evening the pavilion
will be crowded.
Harry Hermisch has gone to New
York to meet his brother. Frank.
The latter went away about a year
ago for trip around the world and
has just got back, having seen many
foreign countries. They will take in
the exposition and return home in
about two weeks.
This afternoon the sheriff sold lots
$50. 621 and 622, Elizabeth Starr (
addition, as the property of L. b
Morris to satisfy a decree and execu
ton in favor of w. S. Ratliff. guar
dian of the minor heirs of William
Feasel. deceased. Demand $503. IS
The lots are on north sixteenth
street near the Sedgwick fence
factory.
Out at the Mertz fertilizing factory
they haye been having quite an
amount of trouble about keeping up
the fires. The big boiler is kept go
Louis Meyers, has beeA soaking the
cobs in coal oil to make them burn
better, and they would It burn at
all. eestigation sho& that some
one has been pouring the oil out OF
the can and filing the can with
water.
In the case for selling diseased
hogs at Dublin yesterday there were
two important witnesses i'll and the
case could not come to trial. This is
the second time the case has had to
be postponed and the prosecutor
says that at the n, KIT time he will
either try the case or dismiss it and
bring it again in one of the courts
here so that the running aboat will
have to be done by other parties,
the delay being their fault and not
his own.
The talk over the spectators in
stocks in this city has again revived
and while nothing is said of the los
ers, of whom there must have been
some, the winners are being talked
of considerably. There is report
now that ten days ago young man
who was novice, bought five differ
ent stocks on a venture. Every Que
of them went up and are still going
up: and his speculation stands him
$4,000 to the good should he sell at
this time. He is still holding for
more.