Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
Spectacles correctly fitted at
FL amer s.
Kernels of wheat the queen break
asst food. oct9dtf
Set pair of correctly fitted spec
tacles at Haner' 80 Main street.
Attend night school at the Bust
ness College. If
E f. Dalbey is at Camden making
some pictures today.
Phillip and Herbert Robbins spent
Sunday at Hagerstown.
Mrs. John Henley returned from
Converse this morning.
Mrs Mary White went to Plain
City, O., for visit this morning.
First class electric work and sup
plies at n. Baughman Il Co. s, 522
Main. % limo.
Roy Heator went to Camden this
morning and John Heater to Cincin-
natl.
Don't forget the Musical club
Wednesday afternoon at Pythian
temple at 2:30 prompt.
The Washington club will meet
Tuesday, October 20, with Mrs.
Frank Banks, south fourth street
Try Smith S new grocery. Every
thing fresh and new. Corner thir-
teenth and north D SITS. 1928. 1S2
]. G. Hunt left for Portland this
morning to look after some oil well
interests in that territory.
Mrs. Rush Miller and son John
started for California yesterday
morning, where they will spend the
winter
The Pennsylvania company has
started a vigorous crusade against
the use of intoxicants by their en-
ployes.
Miss Ina Taylor, who has been
visiting her brother, L. E. Taylor,
for week returned home to Marys-
vile this morning.
Edna Hempleman Park has con
scented to play two numbers at the
Musical club Wednesday afternoon,
which will be a treat to her Rich
mond friends.
The program for the Musical club
Wednesday afternoon has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Edward r. Beatty
on Schumann and Schubert and will
be OF interest to all.
VIM B. Hadley and daughter and
Mrs. j. G. Hunt and son went to
Wilmington. o., Saturday, for ten
days visit to Clinton and Warren
county relatives.
Trains are now running between
Hartford City and Dunkirk on the
Panhandle over tie new roadbed. an
improvement which, though not COM
pleted, has cost over 81, 100000.
Orville Price returned Saturday
from Toledo where he has been doing
decorative work for some time. He
will return there later on, but for a
month or so has work to keep him
busy here.
The Druids meet this evening and
as it viii be their annual election of
officers the meeting will be an im-
portant one and the best attended of
the year. There are also three can
didates for initiation.
Alex Reid and wife are now at FIT.
WAYNE and will be at home after
Tuesday next. They will keep house
on north seventh street as soon as
the house can be made ready for
them, which will take two or three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott re-
turned to Ann Arbor, Mich, Satur
day, having been called to Fairhaven,
O., on account of the funeral of Mrs.
SCOTS brother, - Shoemaker,
who met his death in a railroad &C
cident at Wellsville, Q. They were
accompanied by their aunt, Miss
Shoemaker.
]. n. S. council number a31 Royal
Arcanum has issued invitations for
a musical and literary entertainment
to be given at ST. Paul parish
house on tomorrow evening. 1t will
be, like all such affairs attempted by
this society, a society event. A spe-
cial feature will be an address by Mr..
E. Lindsay Grier of Pittsburg, dep
uty supreme regent. Interest Is
awakened in this city in this fine or
der which is composed, SO far as
membership in this city is concerned,
Of our best business men and society
men.
The celebration of Halloween at
Earlham Saturday evening was in &C
cordance with very pretty problem
entitled maids. Modes and Man
ners, and full of odd freaks and far
cies, making it distinctly unique. The
old halls of learning OF the west side
were fully tested as TO their capacity
for holding fun. The manner OF serv-
ing the lunch is a pointer TO the
modes and manners employed.
The beans were passed around in a
pumpkin which had been followed
out for the purpose. The doughnuts
were strung an sticks which were
handed around. The maids were
Misses Ruby Davis, Ethel Woodland,
lido Nov Gov Nav Rarr Frances