Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11
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Haner 5.
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adj, top OF page.
NJ $ Ethel Lockwood is the guest
o. friends ia Eaton, 0.
LIE insurance policies bouhgt BY
J f. K ewes, IL north tenth.
Il '. A. W. Lamport and wife Wis
tied Richmond friends yesterday.
Set pair OF correctly fitted spec
tacles 1t Haner ;, SO Main street.
Good sorted corn, 90 cents bushel.
Wm. Dicks. 512 north A street, both
paoaes, rs. II
Miss Grace Porterfeld has signed
to sing with concert company the
coming winter.
G. G. Won Sleek left last evening
for Toledo, O., which place he vii.
IA Ike his future.
Miss f 18th Tallant has returned
from a most enjoyable outingat Wal
loon Lake, Mich.
Thomas Brannon. of north tenth
street, has returned from visit to
friends in Troy, o.
Mrs. L. H. Bunvan will be the
guest of friends in Delaware, O., for
a week or ten days.
J. H. Baker, of Newark, n j., will
be the guest of friends in this city
for week or ten days.
Miss Blanche Luken left yesterday
morning to attend school at St
Mary S of the Woods.
r. NJ. Winslow and family, OF south
tenth street, are entertaining Mrs
II Fl Winslow, of Columbus, O.
The Misses Media and Evalyn Roe
who have been visiting friends il
Peru, Ind, have returned home.
Tae W. f. NJ S of the First Eng
iish Lutheran church met this after
noon with Mrs. VIM. Sudhotf, south
fourth street.
William C. Dennis, who IS visiting
his father, Prof. David Dennis, goes
to Lake Mohong, \ Y, this winter
as secretary of the Mohong Peace As
ISOLATION.
John Zxissler left Yesterday on
short vacation. He will put in most
Of his time at Lake MaXinkuckee
Tue Knights Of Columbus are having
an outing there this week.
There we're a large number OF
friends of Miss Bertha Hawkins and
Miss Katherine Schaefer at the station
Yesterday to meet them on their
return from a two months trip
abroad.
TIE Francis L Willard w. c. I.
L. will hold its annual meeting on
next Friday the 18th for the election
OF officers for 1901 = and elect dele
gates to county and state conven
ton.
Rev. McNemer breaches at Petos
KEY next Sunday. If the tales 0f the
wick dness of Petoskey told by Rich
mondites are true, they need preach
ing up there Just now
Isaac Jenkinson calls attention to
the fact that Yesterday, Sept 10, was
the anniversary of Perry 5 victory n
a victory which IN its day caused
fully as much rejoicing as did the
victory OF Dewey.
The city teachers are gathering in
from their summerings TO be ready
to take up their crosses IN the school
rooms next week Among the latest
to arrive are Misses Bertha Haw
kins ard Katherine Schaefer, who
returned yesterday.
The old Eel river road which the
Pennsylvania com pany have acquired,
i to De known hereafter as the Lo-
oansoort i Toledo and operated as a
branch of the Terre Haute 4 Logans-
mort division of the Nandalia.
The Ladies' Penny Club met this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Jennie
DonueJ. on South Tenth street
Lunch was served and the meeting
was largely attended. Many matters
Of interest came before the meeting
Tfany Of our readers We're to call
WI Noble or Albert Spekenhler q
chauffeur" and thew were TO get ex
cited about it, they might be sent to
tha new dictionary for an eNp!ana-
ton. They are the Only chafeurs
We have n present. 4 chateur u q
raa~ who runs an automobile. II :
Frsrch and comes from \ wpor5,
though no one seems to have sus-
naoted that the Knights or tbe Cod
- Fa-,e we're ST ali anarchistic, the
f-n~ene chief Of the order, ,. NJ.
Esrlan. of Winchester, * out with a
csr4 of denial. If the members o.
fba order are everywhere Of the same
ealiber as they are here, and they
n~ohanlv are, this was unnecessary
trnnnle. No more intelligent and
really fine people can be found 10 any
o~Sar than are IN the lodges IL this
ritv. and several Of them have borne