Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-27

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morning.
The Gates case is set for week
from next Monday in circuit court.
Margaret Afford OF Earlham will
entertain her brother of Indianapolis
over Sunday.
Mrs. George Spencer has as he.
guest her daughter, Mrs. Z. X lib
belts, of Madison.
Mrs. Vern Smith, who has been IN
Dayton for the past week, returned
home this morning.
It is the intention of Clarence Jes-
sup to give dance at the rink on the |
evening of May 8.
John NJ. Smith of Portland, Ind
is in the city attending to his bust
ness interests here.
All medicines advertised in this
paper for sale at WestcOtt Phar-
macy. C. A. Harrison, Prop.
Our suits are made in newest styles
by expert workmen. Geo. w. Schep-
man. lb-n
Hon. J. l.. Griffiths of indianapolis
who acted as moderator at the debate
at Earlham last evening is registered
at The Westcott.
Walter W. Wilson of this city will
next month graduate from the Gin
cinnati Dental college.
Mrs. Noll and Mrs, DIR. Loehr, who
have been visiting VIM. B. Dye and
| wife returned to their home in Col
lege Corner this morning.
| Robert B. Huff, who has been on
a short visit to his old home at Foun-
tain City, returned this morning.
Ladies, we have a stylish line of
suitings for tailor made suits which
we will sell in patterns. Geo. w.
Schepman. 10 II
Look out for date of Fine Art dis
play by NJ G. Bradbury. A teacher
will be here for one week. No. 1913
Main street. th-st
The Chester schools closed yester-
day with appropriate exercises An
elegant dinner was served after the
exercises closed.
In circuit court yesterday after
noon the suit of Ida Cooney VS.. the
Panhandle was ended. The judge
instructed the jury to find for the
defense.
The veteran, Eli Evans, has leased
the old shop back of the Westcott IN
the rear of the Kersey property and
will start up there at once with
complete new outfit.
The Centerville schools closed yes
terday. Prof John c. Newbern and
Miss Anette Edmunds who have
been there this term will return to
Richmond for the summer.
James and Mamie Montgomery,
children of Postmaster Montgomery
of Greenfield, will be the guests OF
Miss Hazel Freeman over Sunday.
Mr.. Montgomery is also editor OF the
Greenfield Republican.
The greater number of those who
ATTENDED the high school contest at
Indianapolis last evening returned
home this morning. Some will re-
main there over Sunday, as the tick
cts are good for three days.
Richmond Masons are in receipt of
an invitation to the comforting OF the
third degree on several candidates at
Cambridge on Tuesday, May "a, and
will probably go over in a body
Work will begin at l o'clock in the
afternoon and close with banquet
at night.
III. The train will go through from
Richmond to Cincinnati. The train
will leave here at a. m. and return
ing will leave Cincinnati at Z p. IN.
The fare for the round trip will be
81 80.
The trial of Manley for assaulting
his wife with intent to kill her is set
for Monday, but will not be likely to
come to trial. Mrs. Manley, who is
the prosecuting witness, has been in
town but left last night to visit a
relative who is sick over in Ohio, and
it is feared she will not be able to re-
turn until after the time set for the
trial.
Mrs. Gus Knollenberg left this
morning for Washington, d. c., over
the c., r. &. NJ. via Cincinnati. She
goes from here as a delegate to the
national meeting of synods of the
Lutheran church. This includes ali
synods throughout the United States
Mrs. Knollenberg will represent
Olive Branch synod
Sixty members of Richmond com
mandery last evening visited Lee
Teagle and wife, in body, giving
them farewell previous to their de
parture for California, where they so
to remain. A very pleasant evening
was spent and the brethren present
ed Mr.. Teagle with handsome
Knights Templar pin.
The fourteenth year of the Famous
Gentry Show finds it nearly twice as
10 1,c SC
city. There are now over 200 animals
which take active part in the perfor-
nance, an entire troupe of baby ele |
plants, conclave of comical mon
keys, to say nothing of the several
scores of dogs and ponies. All have
something new to present this year in |
addition to their usual meritorious |
programme. Thursday, May 2.
The Richmond Traction company
have six cars. which have been re-
lille the shops in the east part of |
the city and are now as handsome
ana commOdlOuS cars as are to be
found in the state The first of them
will be on the street next week. They
are combination cars, built so that
they can be made into closed cars or
open cars as they may be needed.
They will be quite an addition to the
outfit for the summer, and were
needed as Highland Park and ball
ground viii be pushed hard this sea-
son.
There has been considerable talk
or the past few days over the propo-
sition before the council for a fran ,
:hise to the Yaryan hot water heat
ng system. The company in return !
or franchise offered to give heat al | |
lalf rate to the city building ano
charitable institutions. The council