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


Earl Gaar Sundayed at Indianapo
lis.
Clarence Gennett is at Indianapolis
today.
The Druids have an initiation this
evening.
Charley Klieuert of Fort Wayne is
IN town today.
Perry Freeman returned from In
dianapolis last evening.
Doc Thornburgh of Economy is
visiting Richmond friends.
o. @. Davis and daughter of VIII
llams burg are in town TODAY.
W. b Williams who is working at
Cincinnati spent Sunday with friends
here.
Will Meerhoff went to Connersville
today to figure on a plumbing con
tract,
The Aftermath will meet tomorrow
with Mrs. Harry Jones, ~ south sew
enteenth street.
Will Medsker and son, Bert, came
over from Cambridge City this morn
ing to attend court.
There was one plain drunk in police
court this morning. p. Batson, fined
dollar and costs. Stayed.
John Shroyer and wife. who were
visiting Judge Bundy at New Castle,
returned home this morning.
W. A. Bond returned from Mar
tinsville this morning. Mrs. Bond,
who is there. is improving nicely.
Ben Sears went to Indianapolis
this morning and expects to remain
there this winter having a good job
there.
Herschell Sackman and wife of
Peru, who spent yesterday with
friends here, left this morning for
Cincinnati.
baby will arrive this evening on a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Likins.
John Hasemeier of the Boston store
is spending several days among the
cloak manufacturers buying more
new garments.
A building permit was issued to |
r. Howard Il Co. this morning for a
frame kitchen at 109 south sixteenth
street to cost $50.
The Woman 5 Home and Foreign
societyof the First English
Lutheran church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lee Nusbaum at
2:30.
Lutheran day was observed at the
First English Lutheran church yes,
terday with special music by the fine
choir of the church and special SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. DR.. kapp.
The artists recital of the Musical
club occurs on Wednesday evening
and is exciting considerable interest
among the musical people. The pro
gram will be more than usually in
teresting.
The ladies of the Fifth Street NJ.
f. church will have an old fashioned
spelling match at the church on
evening to which the
public is cordially invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
Hoosier lodge No. $50 Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen will give
their annual ball at Odd Fellows
hall on New Years eve. 1t will be
an invitation affair and the invita-
tions will be sent out this week.
George Mccullough went to Con-
nerscille where he has a large con-
tract wiring a residence for a man
named Ansted. The wiring is done
entirely through steel conduits, the
largest job of that kind he has ever
put in.
The Woman S Home Missionary
society of Grace NJ E. church will
hold their annual thank offering
meeting Tuesday evening. November
II, at the parsonage. Everybody is
invited and the program is good
one. An original poem by Mrs.
Janette Hill Knox has been prom
ised. Good music and refreshments
also.
The promoters of the western ex-
tension of the Interurban line state
that they will soon cease work in
that direction until spring, but that
as soon as spring opens will start
again. They aim to goright on west
if the franchise through Cambridge
City can be secured. 1--WE shall
build from Centerville in some direc-
ton, sure, says Mr.. Lontz.
The coming two weeks are going
to be tremendoi sly busy ones in
church, temperance and Y. NJ. C.. A.
work We have never had such an
accumulation of notable meeting in
this line in this city in the same
length of time. 1t seems to take in
every society of that class in the city,