Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-09
LOCAL MENTION.


Dark glasses for the sun. Haner s
Spectacles correctly fitted al
Haner 5.
Kernels of wheat the queen break
fast food. oct9dtf
John L. Rupe went tie indianapolis
this morning.
z g. Hill returned from In di.
annapolis this morning.
Chicken patty dinner at the First
NJ Z. church Friday evening.
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Al Ogborn went to Cambridge
City this morning on business.
About two thousand people heard
Thompson-Seton' s lecture.
Mrs. Will Dill and Mrs. Harry
Brown went to Indianapolis today.
A good girl wanted by a family OF
two at 104 south thirteenth street.
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Bruce Miller is at Cambridge City
today on fire apparatus business.
Frank Fox came down from the
north over the c. r. g. NJ. this m orn-
ing.
Mr.. Ernest Seton Thompson regis
tered at The Westcott, ERNEST
Seton.
Fred Laraman of Chicago is here
on q short visit to Charley Unthank.
They Were comrades during the war.
Miss Bessie Hastings, formerly of
Richmond, now of Ben Avon, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sharon
Z. Jones.
Harry Case, the Pennsylvania
conductor of Logansport, is in town
today arranging the affairs of his
brother, Burt Case.
Rev j. p. Chamness will deliver a
Sabbath school address tomorrow at
3 p. N. at Fountain City before the
township convention.
Henry J. Becker passed through
this morning on his way to Dayton
He is now located at Huntington and
is removing his family there.
The matinee for Thompson Sc ton
Yesterday afternoon was the largest
ever in the Gennett. The house was
packed for the first time for a matt
nee at any price.
Travel over the Pennsylvania this
morning was somewhat better, but is
still very light. There were many
going to Indianapolis, but that
is the extent of it.
Mrs E S. Wright and daughter,
Fannie, and son, Clarence, returned
this morning from Pittsburg, Pa
after five weeks visit with Mrs.
Wright parents.
Jesse N. Morgan has opened loan
office in rooms 40 and Al, Colonial
Building, 1t is Mr.. Morgan S inten-
ton to make loans of all kinds at a
low rate of interest. DIV
A building permit was issued this
morning to Perry Jackson for a
frame building at the corner of
twelfth and north ] streets to cost
LOO. He will put a grocery and
dwelling house there.
The Marion News and Tribune
consolidated today and will appear
hereafter as morning issue, which
the News has been heretofore. The
Tribune was the paper on which Gil
lilan was employed before going west
We call attention to the half page
advertisement of the Hussey Moving
a Id Implement company in this pa
per. The enterprise is bound to be a
success, Judging from the substantial
character of the parties Interested in
it.
The New Castle foot ball team
came down this morning and were
ouartered at the Arlington. They
are a husky looking set of young
sters and the Business College team
who are facing them on the gfidiron
this afternoon have struck something
worth their while.
The benefits of the traction lines
and the c. R. & Nj. are more appar-
ent on Saturdays than any other day
of the week. Today the city is so
full of people that it is really hard to
ye. along and stay on the sidewalk
this afternoon. OF course most of
them are our own people, but great
per cent of the faces met are new
faces, people who get here who did
not get here before.
There was much excitement this
morning at the Main street bridge
and from it the story spread all over
town that some one had hung him
self at the new electric light power
house. Some one had fixed up a
dummy to look like man and hauled
it TO the top of the unfinished stack,
whe re il swung in the wind and In
the dim ming light looked exactly
like a man. When lowered TO the