Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-24


Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Chris. IVES
ten-pound boy.
Edward Arthur, foreman at the
Item office, Is ILL., His friends fear
he has typhoid fever
]. 5. Draper of San Frsncisco is
visiting friends in this city and Is
registered at the Arlington.
Reserved seats will be on sale at
the Westcott Pharmacy tomorrow
morning for the Victor Herbert con
cert.
Should the weather permit, by the
last of this week the slate work on
St. Andrew 5 church will be com
pleted.
Gus Knollen berg is at College Cor
ner today measuring the floors of a
church for an entire new outfit in the
carpet line.
The Local Council OF Women will
meet with Miss Mering, south
twelfth street, Thursday, April %,
at 4 0 clock.
Mrs. Howard Campbell and Mrs.
George r. Williams returned this
morning from visit to Washington,
ID. c and eastern cities.
]. E Turner, travelling passenger
agent OF the Northern Pacific rail
way, is in the city today on business
connected with that road.
The train for the oratorical contest
at Indianapolis will leave on Friday
morning at $50 a. m. Tickets are
good for three days; rate Sl75.
Theodore Manning yesterday I'M
derwent another operation for drop
". His condition is serious, and his
friends fear that be cannot recover.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold a sample sale IN the Colonial
building about the middle of May,
continuing for week or ten days.
d. L. Carpenter of Cincinnati is
registered at The Westcott today.
Mr. Carpenter is president of the
Schneider carriage works IN this
city.
At the home of Henry c. Wicke-
meyer and wife on south seventh
street party of invited guests en-
ioyed most delightful evening in
honor of Mr.. Wickemeyer S birthday.
An elegant luncheon was served.
Joseph c.. Ratliff aud wife, who
I'VE been visiting their son Benjamin
and family at Piqua, O., will arrive
home tomorrow morning. Mr.. Rat
lift will probably later II axe a second
trip TO the Indiana Mineral Springs.
The Judges in the debate between
Earlham and Indiana University will
be the Hon. John b. dadley of Indi
annapolis, Prof Geo. W. Knight of
the Ohio State university, and Hon.
Merrill Moores, assistant attorney
general of this state.
J. F. Donoran, travelling auditor
of the c. r & NJ, left this morning
at 9:15 for kitchell, where he will
open the new station there today.
Charles II. Smith will be the station
agent. 1t is expected to open the
station at Boston early next week,
+. J. o Donnell, press agent of
Buffalo Bill, is registered at the Ar
lington. The appearance of the ad
vertising car now here presents a
a handsome outside, and the in
terror is fitted with everything that
The suit was filed today by Abbott
of Henry Tieman VS.. Maggie Tieman
for divorce. Complaint AYERS that
they were married in 1880, and that
in 1892 the defendant abandoned
plaintiff and will not return to him
though be has often besought her to
do so.
Among those who are to take part
il the program of exercises of the
annual convention of the Y. z. S c. +.
of the Friends church to be held at
Paramount on May J, 1 and are Rev.
+. O Ellis, Prof. Ebert Russell,
Phariba Stevens, Grace Hobbs, and
Prof. Cyrus Hodgin of this city.
This afternoon Miss Whittacre is
giving what she ca Is a social and
mothers meeting at her room on the
west side, to which all patrons of the
school were invited, the idea being
to acquaint the patrons with the act
ual school work There is program
of music and readings. Mrs. Annette
Sullivan is on the program for Sc
lection
The Ladies Afternoon Social club
closed the season last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McGreevy,
north ninth street 1t was a most
enjoyable evening. Progressive
euchre was the chief event. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Vim. McGreevy,
Mrs. Frank Banks, Mrs,J. H. Shofer,
NJ. F. Conway and Harvey Brown.
A very enjoyable affair was that
which occurred at the Grace Nj. Z. |
church parlors last evening being a |
reception to Rev, Mr.. kemper and |
wife, rendered by the young people |
of the congregation. There was music |
by the orchestra of the church, some |
speaking and a nice lunch. Several
hundred people called during the |
evening.
E. c. Watkins, the forger who claim |
ed to be from Richmond after being |
arrested at Indianapolis, it has now |
been discovered has been in that city |
or ten days under the name of John |
f. Sullivan. He had papers in his |
galise which indicated that he had |
been at Michigan City, but whether |
lie had ever been in the prison is not
Known yet But he was not from |
Richmond.
Once each year it is the custom of |
he first assistant postmaster general /
10 take a record of the actual amount |
If time employed by carriers, in each
,ffice in the country, during certain
zen days selected by the department,
unknown to the postmaster or the
,arriers During the ten days select
a in March. in the Richmond Office.
he carriers averaged seven hours,
g 1.12 minutes per day for the ten
lays.
Work has begun on the raising Of
The paper mill bridge which must De
'aised on account of the change in
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