Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-12
LOCAL MENTION.


There was no police court today.
Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's
Spectacles correctly fitted at
Haner 8.
Kernels of wheat the queen break
fast food. oct9dtf
|. n. Lamb went to Cincinnati
this morning.
Don't miss the Burlesque show
Thursday night.
Thomas Logan went to Indianapo-
lis this morning.
Mrs DR.. Haughton went to Indi-
annapolis this morning.
Theo Woodhurst is at Cincinnati
today on real estate trade.
Park Gipe and Grover Piper of
East Germantown are in town today
Mrs. H. C. STAFFORD of Muncie ar
rived Hoeas this meFPing to visit Mr. L. G.
Miss Florence Haines of Easthaver
went to Eaton this morning for a
visit to friends.
Arthur 7. Ballenger of Green
township announces that he win Sc
a candidate for sheriff
Watson s Big Burlesque show at
the Phillips Thursday night.
Levi Brown has the place vacated
bv Will Rowlett in the pattern room
at the f. & n. works.
morning for Asheville, n. c.. for the
benefit of her health.
The Rev. Geo. Hill returned from
Cam bridge City this morning where
he was on business for several days.
Sale bills posted up announce the
sale Of Charley Taylor. on the 21st,
on his farm between Fountain City
and Webster.
Earl Widup was able to be at his
office yesterday for little while, but
is not yet sufficiently recovered to be
able to attend to business.
Travel is still light on the rail
roads. Many drummers came in to-
day, more than for a week past, but
not the usual number of them at
that.
The Rev. f. O. Ellis delivers an
address on temperance at a confer
ence at Clear Springs Friends
church near knightstown on Friday
afternoon next.
Thirty people includinga first class
vaudeville entertainment and chorus
of pretty maidens.
DIR. ]. Z. Taylor and daughter,
Julia, went to Utica, n. Y, this
morning to attend the funeral of
Mrs Taylor's father, Mr.. Smell. Mrs.
Taylor is already there, and was
there at the time of Mr.. Smell S
death.
A man from Bowling Green, O.,
was in the city this morning looking
over the field with view to intro
ducing a new line of artistic manu-
featuring here, being mirrors and
etched glass work His intention
was to locate here if he received
proper encouragement, but when last
seen he was discouraged and prob
ably left the city.
The boom which the transfer bust
ness has taken III the past two weeks
since Turner went into the business
again has made Richmond to have
about the best facilities in that line
in the state, and travelling men all
remark it. Green has just come on
the street with new rubber tired
bus that is beauty and sight to
see. At both depots at the arrival
of trains the number of really fine
carriages and buses give the town
very metropolitan appearance.
The manner in which outside ter
ritory is being thrown open to US by
the traction lines is frequent sub
Iect of conversation. One of the un-
expected things, however. is the in
vasion of this market by outside
dealers. Dunbar. the Centerville
grocer. is selling lots of goods here
and sending them over on the street
cars. The traction company are fig
uriug, too, on q sort of club house
and theatre at Centerville for next
season at which plays will be given
on certain nights of the week. They
do not expect to try to run q theatre
every night as was tried last season.
In several of our churches the
ladies have been removing their hats
during the services, and at the even
ing services it has been the custom
for many of the ladies to come with
out anv hat or bonnet. Now that
the cold weather is here and ladies
head gear is to be even more large
and heavy during the winter, and
they still can not come with bare
heads, the matter is being discussed.
The fact that the church floors are
main lv fiat makes a lady 5 big bat
even more obstructive than II would
De in a theater where the floor IS IN
elined. The same point is being agi-
tated at indianapolis and other towns
around US. At Anderson where
Mrs. Governor Durbin resides and