Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-24

Cemetery sexton. George Mo1fe,
Republican.
Convention No. :; -
Councilman first ward, Harry Cox,
Republican.
Councilman second ward, Nathan
Rentfrow, Republican.
Councilman third ward, Taylor
McConaha, Republican.
Councilman 4th ward, John Jones,
Republican.
Councilman fifth ward, George C.
Smith, Republican.
Clerk, VIII H. Dunkle. Republican.
Treasurer, W. 3. Wickard, Repub
llcan.
Marshal, Jacob Tiboets, Republi-
can.
Cemetery sexton, VIM. Blue, Dem
ocrat.
There will be a hot time in the old
town Monday night, May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Trumbull spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mary K Trum
bull.
Rev Retts, the new pastor of the
VI. f. church, preached his initial
sermon Sunday evening. The mem
oership, as well as all others whose
pleasure it was TO hear him, are well
pleased with his first sermon.
High school commencement in
opera hall Tuesday evening, April 80.
Carl Bertsch has bought the inter
est of Joseph A. Commons in the
saw mill of Commons and Bertsch.
The new firm will be Bertsch and
Bertsch.
Capt Caleb B. Jackson is building
a fine bank barn to replace the one
that was destroyed by fire last sum
mer.
Prof. Ebert Russell Of Earlham
college will deliver the baccalaurate
sermon in the NJ. E. church Sunday
evening, 18th, to the high school
graduating class.
Eight months of faithful and close
application to duty as teacher, the
labors of e. E. BEEN and Supt. j.
w. Newbern, principal of our high
school, assisted by Miss Lulu Moor
man of the grammar department,
Miss Matte Jackson of the interme
date department and Miss Annetta
Edmunds of the primary department,
ceases. The general verdict is of our
citizens in town and township that
our school has. lost none of its high
standing in educational circles but
has gained under the management OF
the instructors who have performed
their service well and satisfactorily.
The sudden death of Foss Land,
the only son of Rev. and Mrs. i'm IS
Land, near Hamilton, q, last Fri
day, by railroad accident, has cast a
l. ty-
The sympathy of our citizens is
with the parents in this their sad be-
reavement.
Judge W. A. Peelle is having his
residence in the west end remodeled
preparatory to moving back here
from Richmond in May.
Street railway, electric lights and
cement sidewalks and we are in the
push. The only drawback is this
weather report liar
Mr. and Mrs Frank Clouds, Frank
Hatfield, Ralph Gentry and several
others from this place attended the
funeral of Foss Land at Hamilton,
o., last Sunday.
Mrs Jay of Indianapolis is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. O. X. Dunbar.
Miss Effie Smith spent Tuesday in
Richmond visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Skinner.
James Driffie does not improve as
fast as was hoped for by his nu-
merous friends.
Grandmother Jones who is known
to almost every man, woman and
child in Centerville, a d to legions of
travelling men who have found the
Jone house one of the best homes Oh
earth, is improving rapidly notwith-
standing her advanced age, eighty
four years.
Caldwell, the barber, has moved
into the Mcdonald property on south |
Main Cross street.
The new Citizens bank was opened |
for business Thursday. A general
banking business will be done.
Mrs Eliza Kesler, who has been
absent for some time, returned home
Tuesday.