Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-12
Indiana and Ohio Weather
BRIEF MENTION.

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Haner ;.
No. TO Main street for high sctoo'
books and supplies
NJ Fl. Dill aud family are visiting
friends Ia indianapolis.
Set q pair or correctly fitted spec
tac'es AZ Haner 8, $40 Main street.
Mrs. r. III. Bunyan IS the guest
~ friends in Delaware. O., this week.
Odd pieces Of ingram carpet will
p thankfully received at the hos
y tai.
Thomas Foster, Of Philadelphia. j.
the guest Of friends and relatives in
this city.
Franz Norris and wife will be the
guests Of friends in Ohio i week or
ten days.
Good sorted corn, 90 cents a busheI,
VIM. Dicks, 512 north A street, both
phones, ll5. If
Chas. Fl. Haner has returned from
q visit to various points Of interest
il the east.
John +. Schurg left today for Ger
many He has been the guest OF
Jacob Lichtenfels for some time.
Schools next week. Nicholson &
Bro are ready.
Albert Dallas, who has been visit
in his sister. Mrs Sutton. IN
klightstown, has returned home.
Commissioner A loert Oler is max
- arrangements to move from his
farm near Williamsburg to this city.
The only case in police court this
morning was an Cd umbrella member
VINO was drank He was fired out Of
town.
st Stephen 5 Aid society will con
der it favor if the women will re
III mber the hospital when they can
peaches.
Christian kerber, of Milton, has
some OF the finest specimens Of
peaches ever grown in this vicinity.
Some weigh as high as II ounces.
4 building permit was issued this
morning to r. |. NcDivitt for the
stone foundation for the Christian
church, amount Of permit 81, loo.
The question has often been askt d
a. to the number Of deaf and dumb
persons residing IN this city. There
are twelve-ten males and two f.
males.
Miss Mary Durham left yesterday
for Salt Lake CITY to take the posi-
tion Of instructor in Greek and
Latin in Rowland Hall, an Episcopal
school for girls.
See Nicholson 5 school window.
The Agricultural and Horticultural
society will meet at the court house
Saturday afternoon at ? o clock. Earl
Widup will be the essaylst subject
American Citizenship
The Frances f. Willard VIC T. Z.
will hold its annual meeting en- next
Friday, for the election Of officers for
1901 o., and TO select delegates to the
county and state conventions.
one 81 the bright Richmond boz $
who will enter EarIham college this
term is Mr. Joseph u. kenreE, a
graduate of our high schco. aid .
student OF Notre Dame last year.
Henry Deuker, who IS one Of th
always reliable fishermen, was out
yesterday for two hours and brought
back two small bass. He thinks there
are . good many small bass IN the
river, but nothing large.
Isaiah Stephenson, colored, Of the
university law school Of Illinois Is n
the city again. Some will remember
hin as having lectured on John
Brown . few years ago before the
Humane society. Mr.. Stephenson Is
noR making sale OF some OF his ora
tIons to get started n the practice o.
law at South Bend, Ind
Rosh Hashhona Of the Jewish
church begins tomorrow evening
With shutdown. It Is the celebration
oF the holiday season. which il the
Jewish calendar begins with the new
wear. the first DAY of the month Tisri
Taere IS 10 date IL the Julian caEen-
DIR which corresponds TO the date 81
tn Jewish New Year. Last year
the new year fell or Sept. Il.
Robert Wilson, OF Spieelaud, had
his tirst day at college yesterday a.
E4r.nam and had AZ experience, too
he. were haviEg . practice game q
fo * ball and be was guarding MAJ
with the pail Another player taeS-
le3 him 80 roughly q 70 break T.
collar bone. He viii . aid Up FOR
three weeks. but viii stay 81 the &C.
lege and do his studies Just the
same
CYNTHIA Williams. widow o. DR..
Williams. who pract-ced ne 1iclae :
Franklin township tor over h5tT
wears. IS lying AZ the point Of death
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth Clark, 203 south seventh
erect Her other daughter, Rsoec-
"a Naree. has oeea wired and Is ex-