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

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner S.
Kernels Of wheat the queen break
fast food. oct9dtf
The Frankton roller mills have
closed down again for lack of gas.
Gov. Durbin has officially desig-
mated the 18th as Thanksgiving day.
A good girl wanted by family of
two at lO4 south thirteenth street.
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At Grace church last evening Will
lam Titus was received into full mem
oership.
Darr Hiatt, now of Urbana, spent
Sunday with his parents, j. A. Hiatt
and wife
The Rev. DR.. Kemper left for Wa
bash today on business that will de-
tain him there until Thursday.
The pipe organ at Grace church
gave out last evening about the mid
die of the voluntary with the result
that the choir was paraiysed and the
congregation did the singing. 1t will
be repaired this week.
Many of the churches began their
services last evening at Z clock and
the others are expected to follow in
the next two weeks. 1t resulted last
winter in much larger evening audi
euces.
:, Hearst s Chicago American of yes
terday contained picture of w. b.
Leeds and his road four, that were
the leading prize winners at the an
ndal horse show at Chicago last
week.
The many friends here of Mamie
Roberts will regret to learn of her
death Saturday at New Castle. Her
maiden name was Jennings, and she
often sang in the churches here, be-
ing one of the finest church sopranos
IN the state. She died in child birth
The annual report of the T. P A,
of which we have strong branch
here, shows membership of 2, 500 in
the state. and total membership in
the country Of over 49, 900. The in
IDENTITIES for September were s., 900
and they have 500, 900 in their treas
ury.
In view of the fact that the state
convention of the Y. NJ. G. A. is TO
be held here next week the building
of the new Y. NJ. c. A. temple at
Peru gains added interest here. Miss
Helen Gould is helping to build it
and no doubt if properly approached
would do the same for Richmond.
The matter deserves attention.
Rev. Alexander Gilchrist, D. D.,
of Pfttsburg is en- route from the Pa
cific coast to Pittsburp and is eX-
pected here on Friday evening, at
which time he will attend the annual
church supper of the U. p. church.
A reception will be given the same
evening in honor of Drs. Gilchrist
and Lyons.
Charles Cashier died at Hagers-
town Saturday at the age of ~ years
from paralysis of the heart quite sud
denly. He was apparently in the
best of health moment before his
death. He was seated at the dinner
table, and it was observed that he
had reached for cup of coffee. His
hand stopped half way, his head bent
back, and almost instantly he was
dead.
The game law went out yesterday
and today is tie first legal day for
hunting this fall. Game is said TO be
plenty over the country, especially
quail. Some pairs are known to have
raised three broods this summer, and
being undisturbed the birds are quite
tame By the way, a judge at lndi-
annapolis decided that rabbits are not
game and thus are not protected by
the game law.
The Rev. ID. W. Parr of kokono.
well known here, has been appointed
second assistant secretary OF the
general church extension society OF
the NJ. E, church and will remove to
Chicago He is the first general of
ficer of the church chosen from 1ndi-
ana for manv years The vacancy as
presiding elder of the Kokomo dis