Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-09

Try " bite SATIN Hour
Mrs. Higgins Of Clinton, Iowa, i
the guest Of Miss Amanda Poe.
Charles Blair was last night mi
tiated into the Red Cross Command
cry
Richmond lodge Of Masons wi
have work this evening in the firs
degree.
Miss Maud Lamb of West Rich
mond IS quite i'll with an attack O
the grip
See our windows Tuesday an,
Wednesday. Boston Store.
Mrs. John " Cox Is quite i'll a
the home Of Der sister, Miss Mar,
Meredith, 3l2l north 4 street
The local Methodist ministers lef
this morning To attend the Metho
dist conference at Elwood which
begins there today.
4 r Jones and wife formerly o
this city now located a. Elwood
after pleasant visit with friends il
this city have returned home.
Mrs, Charles Gegan will leave
~ tAA44t NAtG@h owning ~ sA@Ab I4El
daughter, Mrs. F. X Harris. o
Herkimer, \ Y. Miss Mary Gegar
viii accompany her as far as Dayton
The many friends Of Dr. L. Test
the assistant pastor of st. Paul :
Episcopal church, Will learn with re
greet that he is quite i'll. His ohysi
clan, however, holds out hope of Iii:
recovery.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs
Bernard Bowling, assisted by tht
Misses Katie and Elizabeth Twehus
viii entertain St. Agnes Court, "
c. O. F., and their frierds at her
home over 100 Main street.
Did you read our ad. in last night :.
paper? If not do so now. Boston
Store.
The annual supper Of the CONNER
cial Club will be given at the Hote
Westcott, Thursday, April IS, at
o clock p. m. Tickets for the ban
quet will be 81 each, Ito members
only, and must be ordered not later
than April ID from the secretary oil
the club.
1t is reported today on the street
that a new line Of traction road has
been proposed at Cambridge City,
running from Greenville via Rich
mond; also that the Morgan people.
who a ked for franchise through
Cambridge City, agree to 10
ate the power house there, and that
the Lontz & Freeman franchise over
the National road has been trans
ferred to other parties.
Police court had three cases this
morning. Harry Shafer and Henry
Hegger had d discussion over on
street. Shafer claims Beg-
ger had been making unpleasant re-
marks about him Shafer was fined
q dollar and costs for assault and
battery on Hegger, and Hegger was
fined a dollar and costs for provoke
Charles Sternagle for a plain drunk
was fined a dollar and costs. All fines
were stayed.
a tax payer has discovered some
hing which he declares unconstitu-
lOnal. The elevator at the court
house is insured in a company which,
or certain sum each year that is
'NAiN+ oAtS "a hAAt Sd<NVS " VIZ Noli4iii4S-
IOners, agrees in case Of accident to
ave the county from suits for dam
.geS. The tax payer says that this
: d33nhle taxation in way that he
n the hrSt case pays taxes TO otnlu
md operate this elevator, and if he
gets hurt by it he also pays 4 com
,any to fight him in the courts to
,eep him from recovering damages
or the injury.
Last evening at Odd Fellows hall
he Entire Nous club gave their
ighth annual ball. The rooms of
he club were handsomely decorated
With palms and other appropriate
The committee in
barge of the affair deserve great
redit for the manner in which they
4bored for the entertainment of
heir invited guests. Runge's full
rchestra furnished the music. The |
DOR managers were Gus KRONER, |
,mer Ratlitf, Chris Lichtenfels, |
Warner Dowell, Harry Torbeck, |
lorace Hadley and Walter Runge |
he ball last evening was without |
oubt the best ever given by this
opular club.
Arrangements have been perfected |
,r the visit of the Richmond Com
to the grand encampment
Muncie. They will go on the 18th.
aving here at 40 a. m. in special
AIS attached to the regular train.
t New Castle they join the New
astle Commandery and go to Mum
t in q special train chartered by
9TH Communicates. Returning they
i'll leave Muncie about midnight
18th the New Castle Commandery
Id will be their guests at New Cas-
e until their train comes, and will
ach home at 4 80 on the morning of
e 18th. They will go up seventy to
ghty swords strong. and will take
band of sixteen pieces.
The wedding party from Hagers- /
wn. of whom we made mention
.turday, were not able to get their +,
.ense. and the Easter wedding did
It come off. They secured the Ii Z
nse yesterday and it is to be hoped
e course of true love, which started !
so rudely. will be forever after
looth. The same friend came after
armed with the necessary consent
the guardians and parents, as re
ired for minors He is the we'll
own Amos Davis, and averred
at this was the twenty-eighth mar
lge license he had procured for
hers in this county; aud, said
they re all stickin tight but
e. | had good luck with every ne
them but one; that was the TWEEN
seventh, and they split. Being {
Aed whether he received a commits ]
N for his services. he said he did t
t. ouly got his expenses back. {
lie happy couple for whom he Sc l
red the twenty-eighth marriage Ii +
use are Richard Kelsey and Lau I
tia Favorite of HagerstOwn. O
An interesting case was disposed J