Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.

| The Hon. Charles E. Shiveley is al
Muncie today settling up an estate.
/ Mrs, Adam Loehr of Portersville,
Ind is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Walter Renk, son of George Renk
CT south twelfth street, is a member
of the band of Sipe's dog and pony
show.
Rev. E. V. Spicer of the Christian
church has accepted the invitation to
deliver the memorial address at New
Paris.
Miss Caroline ]. Taylor who has
been visiting Benajmin Starr aud
wife, returned to Philadelphia last
evening.
In police court this morning Henry
Amsden was assessed a dollar and
costs for a plain drunk, which he
paid 1t was the only case.
George Mccullough has secured the
contract for the elec.ric wiring of the
new third street station of the c. r.
Il Nj. and commenced work there this
morning.
A building permit was issued today
frame dwelling to go on the east side
of south fifteenth street, between A
and B streets.
Turner Haynes of Harveysburg, o. j,
is very sick and little hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery. Mark
Haynes, brother, left last evening
for the bed side on an urgent call.
a oonaitian q Wen&uuoH n i1has
father, j. NJ. Westcott, is CONSIDERED
as critical, and little hope is enter
tanned of his final recovery.
The contract for the Mccoy bridge
was granted today by the commits
sicners to the Massillon bridge COM
pany at $3:, $50. The other bids were
the American company, 3D. ,917, and
New Castle bridge company, 81, $50.
DIR. 1. S. Harold at a meeting yes
terday at Indianapolis was elected
vice president of the Pbysio Medical
society of this state. He was also APP
pointed a member of several import
ant COMMITTEES.
The horse and buggy which was
stolen in this city on circus day from
w. B. Elwood was recovered at Cam
bridge City yesterday where the thief
had sold it. Traces of the horse have
also been secured.
Newman & Harris today filed the
application of Catharine Reese VS..
Clara Reese for removal Of a guar
dian. The complaint states that the
| father of the now sister, William
Reece, became insane on February 8,
1900, and Clara was appointed his
guardian; that on February 8, 1901,
Clara herself became insane; and pc
titioner asks that the guardianship
be transferred to herself. The coin
cidence is remarkable one.
| The banquet of the Magazine club
at the Westcott last evening was q
most pleasant affair. The tables
we're handsomely decorated in pink
and white. After the banquet the
reception rooms, which were profusf
with floral decorations, were thrown
open for the use of the members, ,ano
a general social time was indulged il
by all. The management OF the
Westcott deserves great credit fol
the elaborate menu and also for The
iexcellent service
William Robson of West Rich
mOnd returned yesterday from tnt
Philippine Islands. He was mem
Der of the 33d u. S. V; was one o
the number that was sent to reli.sv,
Lieutenant Gilmore and his men
was also in the battle in which Majol
Logan was killed; was in the islands
some twenty months and in that tim
saw some hard service. He, like
great many others who have latel,
returned from the islands, speaks il
glowing terms of the future develop
ment of our new possession.
The congregation of ST. Mary
lchurch of this city will celebrate tn
fortieth year of its existence as
parish on Tuesday, May IL. The sci
vices at the church will be as 70
Ilows: 10 o'clock a. m, pontifics
high mass, Right Rev. d. O,Dons
! ghue, auxiliary bishop of the dioces
, of Indianapolis, pontificating. Th
+ sermon will be preached by the Righ
! Rev. John NJ Mackey Pr. D., recte
: of ST. Peters cathedral, Cincinnati
: IOhio The services on this occasio
!. will be of unusual solemnity. A
r ruemberS of the pariSh and the