Richmond daily palladium., 1901-10-02

along the pike as in the Whitewatel
river.
W. E. Aiken went to Dayton thi
morning.
: Clarence Gennett went to Daytor
Yesterday.
Shuman Jones left Yesterday fol
New York.
Billy Minck went to the Hamilton
fair this morning.
Mrs. Harry Fee went to Bradford
this morniug to visit her mother.
Harry Thornburg is enjoying a va
cation among the Michigan lakes,
Mike Mitchell has so far recovered
as TO be almost ready for work again.
Mrs. Charley Thornburg and child
have returned from their visit to In.
dianapolis.
| c. E. Shiveley is at Indianapolis
attending the meeting of the grand
lodge K. of p.
Howard Seaton who is travelling
with the Hiatt remedies went out
1this morning.
DR.. Hopkins was the attending
physician in the case of Mrs. Widup,
declared insane.
Mrs DIR. Grant and Mrs. Rush
Miller went to Indianapolis this
morning for the day.
/ Regular meeting of st. Stephen S
Aid society Thursday, October ), at
2:30. A full attendance desired.
Miss Amy Cooper of West Balti-
mora Ohio aapa tod .v for n yiSit fn
| ler uncle, VIM. Cooper, south eleventh
street.
Mrs. Helen Buell. left for Hamilton
Yesterday to join her husband, W.P.
Buell., who is engaged in evangelistic
work there.
Jesse Hiatt, very prominent
Friend of Dublin. well known is this
city, is very feeble. He is over Sc
years of age.
DIR. Conner of lansing, Mich, and
Mrs. Champion of Chester visited
their brotherin-law, j. T. Brooks,
the past week.
r. S. Smith, night ticket receiver
at the Panhandle, and family, left
for Buffalo this morning to be gone
a week or ten days.
The first car over the Centerville
line was run this afternoon to the
sale of the Reidston dairy. A
large crowd went over.
Frank Wilcox who now resides at
York, Pa was married on the 19tl
to Miss Mary Ward of San Diego,
Cal. They will reside at York.
David Hawkins went to his New
Do. 10 ;c
m iking extensive improvements
there and widening out the business.
Two or three cars went off the
track in the Panhandle yards this
morning, but no one was hurt and
travel was not delayed. The damage
was slight.
Harry Faust has been transferred
from freight brakeman to brakeman
on through passenger on the Rich
mond division with headquarters at
Logsnsport.
j. NJ Fowler was in town today.
His son, Will, the well known pian-
ist is home for few days. He is
director in one of the Keith |
houses in New York.
: There will be special meeting of |
all persons interested in the Univer- |
sity Extension lecture course this |
evening at 30, at the Office of Sup |
Mott, Garfield building.
Mrs DIR. Ehle and Mrs. ]. L Nc
Daniel Of East Germantown, and |
Mrs. Riddleberger and daughter of |
Nartinsburg, Va. are the guests of |
Prof. F. E. Stinson and wife today. |
Three things we have had. and are
now having are unquestionable evil
of the end of the summer. !
They are the yearly meeting, the bon
black birds in convention on north A
street.
The History club will hold it's first |
meeting for the winter with Prof. |
and Mrs. D. W. Dennis Saturday !
evening, October 6. 1t will be an in
formal stereopticon evening. Prof. /
Dennis will show a number of pict- .
ures, some of which he had taken
during the summer. i
Friends of the contracting parties
are receiving invitations reading as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Pierce
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Ethel, to Mr.. Alexander Starr Reid,
Thursday evening, October. 10, 1901,
at O. clock. 240 Hoagland avenue,
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
From the Buffalo News it would
appear that the girls at Bryn Mawr,
several of whom are from here, are
aaving grand times at the exposi- Z
lion. They were there in body the
,sher day and the Fair Japan was
iairly turned over to them, with a
,r>aoiai ir, tho tbarta~ Tbor