Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-31

that viii probably have to remain
there t.1til the skin comes OF.
Goto Haner's for correct fitting
Of eve glasses.
r. Cheesman of Hagerstown is in
the city.
Miss Martha Pierce of Fit. WAYNE
is 10 the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alex Reid
NJ. Z. Price has sold the Oh Gaar
farm to ]. S. Harris, son of Allen
Harris. who will occupy it. Mr.
Price only owned the farm about 80
hours,
The center piece of the next con-
cert OF the Musical club will be two
scenes from Tannhauser, sung bv
Frank Braffett, with an orchestra of
twelve pieces.
Earl Mann returned this morning
from most successful trip through
Indiana and Michigan for the Rartel
Co He says business is excellent
and buyers in good spirits all through
the section which he visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willilm Dicks, north
seventh strict, we're married thirty
five years Yesterday. A few friends
dropped in last night and reminded
them OF the fact in pleasant man
ner. The evening was spent most
epjoyably.
Clarence Gennett went to Indi-
annapolis today to be present at the
opening of the new Starr piano
rooms in that city, which are the
finest piano parlors in Indiana and
among the finest in America. The
rooms match the piano.
The cry is arising again for the
better cleaning of the sidewalks,
which are in a very bad condition
from the snow all over town. The
city paid $3.50 damages to a lady
breaking her arm by fall from this
cause, but it seems hard to avoid
such things.
Mrs. E B. Price. mother of NJ c.
Price, will tomor2W celebrate her
Goth birthday anhi ssrsary. Mrs
Price, in spite of her advanced age,
is in fair health and enjoys life as
we'll as she ever did. She has lived
with her son in this city for ten
years, on south eighth street.
Shiveley & Shiveley today file the
suit of Benjamin Price VS.. Paul +.
Sauer and John F. Miller to fore
close chattel mortgage; de-
mand, $500 The complaint al
leges that in Sept. 1901. Sauer Dor
rowed S1S7 from Price, giving his note
and mortgage on 81 sheep, two
horses and a buggy. The note is
still unpaid and Sauer has parted
with the sheep to Miller, whence the
suit.
The Hon. W. D. Foulke is in the
city for the day, but leaves tonight
for Washington again. His family is
leaving for Jeckyll Island, Georgia,
to remain for two months and he
came home to see them away, all but
his daughter Carrie, who is with him
in Warrington City. Mr.. Foulke
looks well and not at all over-fed
Being joked as to that he laughed
and replied, Don't get time. The
President works hard himself and
gives the balance of US all we can do,
too. But like it very much. F"
Last evening the home of Alfred
Weishaupt, 444 south sixth street,
was invaded by nondescript party
of masquers, who called to help him
celebrate his birthday anniversary,
which didn't transpire last evening
at all and won't for a month to come.
The party were not at all discon-
certed at the mixing of dates, but
were there for a time and had it.
Among the least distinguished peo-
pie present in costume were George
Washington, Abraham Lincoln,
Teddy Roosevelt, and even Prince
Henry. The party brought a fine
lunch in baskets, and the evening
was passed with music, dancing and
feasting.