Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-25


at Boston.
Webb Lodge of Masons has third
degree work tonight.
Mrs. Charles Bontelle, went to Gin
innati this morning.
II you miss the Burgomaster to-
night you will miss fine thing.
Miss Anna Gibbons has been added
to the force at c. 7. Price Il Son s
Eighty people and all good people
at the Gennett tonight. The Burgo-
master.
Mrs. L. Ii. Bunyan is attending
the w. II. VI. S. Of the NJ. z. church,
at Peru.
Have you reserved your seats yet
for the Burgomaster? Don t neglect
it too long.
Charles Unthank and wife went to
Cincinnati this morning, to remain
several days.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Henry ID. Foster and Grace
NJ. Garrett of Richmond.
Mrs. DIR. Bond and family went to
Cincinnati this morning for few
udSS FlSl L 10 lFIenuS.
c. H. Cadwallader of Chicago is
the guest today of John Taylor and
wife and leaves tonight for Chicago.
Albert Ringhoff has accepted po-
sition at Price 81 Son S.
The family of George I'll. Knollen-
berg have moved to the city, from
their Country home, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Goddard, of
Muncie, are the guests of D. L.
Mather and wife, and attending the
Yearly meeting.
Mr.. Samuel Martindale of Ripley
county, who came to visit relatives
and attend the Bond reunion, has
gone to indianapolis.
Mrs. Mary A Brown, who has
been visiting relatives at Union City
and this city, returned to her home
at College Corner today.
HI. d. Bertsch, formerly of this
Office and of the Terre Haute Gazette,
has been called home to Centerville
by the serious illness of his mother.
Ed Spencer has just put up two
new clocks in the c., r. & NJ. depots
at Williamsburg and Losantville,
under his contract with the com
pany.
Mine host J. P. Tiff and wife, who
have been in the north for three
weeks, returned home this morning
They report most pleasant and en-
joyable trip.
The musical comedy company
which has set INDIANAPOLIS going, at
the opera house tonight. Lots of
new faces, new hits, music and fun
for everybody.
Mrs. Mary Bargis Hollopeter who
has been visiting Richmond friends
cago last night. Mr.. Hollopeter also
returns to Chicago tonight.
The greatest musical comedy on the
American stage at the Gennett. to-
light. 1t is the Burgomaster.
A new case of small pox has been
discovered in the house of Mrs. Cole
man, on north fourteenth street,
north of the railroad, near where the
other cases were. There are four
persons in the family and one case of
disease.
Two of the new pianos to start
across the ocean Friday are at the
show window, and they are beauties.
One is in French burl and the other
San Domingo mahogany. They are
inscribed Starr. Sole agents, To
ledo ct Gle, Paris.
Conductor Durham and o. D. Ev-
ans are old comrades in the railroad
service. He was conductor of the
Northern Missouri many years ago
and Mr.. Evans was his baggage and
express man. Mr.. Evans, by the
way, celebrated his 5Sth birthday an
niversary yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mooney of
Washington, ID. c., who have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Mooney,
left yesterday for Oklahoma. Mr..
Mooney is connected with the Smith
sonion institute and is sent to Okla
homa in the interest of that concern
and will remain there all winter
studying the lives and habits of the
Indian tribes in that section.
Mrs. Stella Bargis who has been
living at Chicago for several vears,is
on the road, pianiste for the Waite
comedy company, eastern company.
Mrs. Bargis was one of the most re
liable pianists among the local must
clans when living here, with excel
lent technique, and will make her
mark as musician. The eastern pa
pers speak highly of her.
Rev. r. NJ. McNemer has accepted
call to the First Baptist church at
Petoskey. He has preached there
two SUNDAYS and is now packing up
to remove there, leaving this week.
Capt. Parr of Louisville has just pre-
sented the church with $50. 1000
which will in the future be used in