Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-17

of the road into this city is now a
matter of but a short time
Magaw tie Druggist sells Hammer
Paint 81. 32 per gallon.
Richmond Lodge of Masons has
work in the first degree tonight
Mrs. Laura Bates of Liberty is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ratliff.
George and Edith Ross of Ander-
son were visiting Richmond friends
yesterday.
For Monday and Tuesday only, the
Turkish Bazaar will remain. 925
Main street.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Second Lutheran church will have a
meeting tomorrow night.
The young peoples society of ST.
Paul 5 Lutheran church will have a
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van Mugs, of
Pasadena, Cal, are in :he city visit
ing friends and old acquaintances.
In the list of patents last week APP
peared one to James n. Martin for
an ice pan and rack for refrigerators.
Congressman Lardis stopped forty
minutes in the city yesterday, be-
tween trains. He was on his way
home from the east.
Mrs. b. LaPlant and son OF
Vincennes, Ind, who have just re
turned from Europe are visiting DR..
j. H. Luken, of east Main street.
George Williams and family, How
Osborn and family spent yesterday
on the farm of Mr.. Osborn south OF
the city.
lola Lodge X. of p. held a picnic
Yesterday on the farm of William
Horton near Webster. A most enjoy
able time was had by all those who
were present.
Monthly business meeting of the
NJ +. Thomas, W. c. T. u. tomor-
row at Is north tenth street, 2:3O p.
p. Written reports OF the work done
the past two months desired.
Magaw the Druggist sells Hammer
Paint $l.32 per gallon. 3-lmo
Prof. Thompson and Miss Stahl OF
Of the high school, Miss Harriet
Thompson and Prof. Hiser went to
Chicago this morning to take special
courses in Chicago university.
Walter S. Ratliff sent to the Paris
exposition a nice lot of fruits grown
in Wayne county. He has just been
notified that he has been awarded a
bronze medal, which will be here in a
week or ten days and will be put on
exhibition when it arrives.
The Ministerial Association held
its regular meeting this morning. A
paper was read by Rev. Huber "On
the Good and Evil of Denominations
alism, which was very generally
discussed. The association adjourned
until the first Monday in september.
Frank L. Reed, who is now at San
Luis Obispo, California, writes home
that he struck the coolest weather
down there he has experienced for
some time. He is $50 miles south of
San Francisco on the coast. He re-
ports the condition of Charlie Reed
slightly improved, but the doctors
give no hope of his recovery.
The statement of the city's finan-
cial condition as given in this paper
Saturday contained an error through
not understanding it. The tempo
rary loan given in the receipts is the
same one as indicated in the DIS
bursements 1t is paid off and the
city has no outstanding temporary
loans. Besides, that was the only
temporary loan made during the year.
The county board of review is now
in session in the Office of the county
assessor. Any complaints that are
made must be made in reference to
the assessments of 1901. The board
has no jurisdiction over any former
assessments. The board consists of
the county assessor, county auditor,
county treasurer, and ElwoOd Clark
of Economy, and James Martin, free
holdt RS.