Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-09
LOCAL MENTION.


Haner.
90 to Haner's for correct fitting
OF eye glasses.
Fred Urban attended a dancing
party at New Castle this week.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale OF
rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyr
rell, w. U. telegraph office. If
Toler's drug store. corner fifteenth
and Main. Trade there once and you
will trade again. 9-3t
n. H. Henley picke ed up a pocket
book containing a small amount oil
money which the owner can recover
by calling on him at Thomas Erik S
grocery, corner seventeenth and
north C..
The marvel of the age-Liauid Air
Dozens OF experiments tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Nelson Gillian will leave soon
to spend the winter in the south She
will be accompanied by her son-iu-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
VI. Phillips of New Castle.
Stranger than fiction are the
l. quid Air experiments to be seen
tomorrow only.
The Rev. j. E. Cathell, who is now
quite a stranger here, though not
many years ago rector of ST. Paul s
Episcopal church, passed through
yesterday enroute home to Des-
Moines from northern Indiana. He
his ch-nged very little.
Peru Journal: Active work has
nd ha ~ % & Nj
station at the foot of Broad way. 1t
had been stopped for lack of material
and ON account of the cold Weather.
Tue station has the best location as
regards the business portion of the
city of any place along the line of the
road.
Charles NJ Williams left for CT eve
land aud other points east on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Charles Drake, after spend
ing the holidays with her daughter,
Miss Earl La Boyteau, has gone to
join her husband, Mr. Charles Drake,
who is with the De Laquor and Field
Dramatic Co., now at Redkey. Ind.
From Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus,
pastor Central church and president
Armour Institute, Chicago: l have
to say that the lecture and expert
rnents with Liquid Air at the Ar
mour Institute were most instructive
and brilliant. / would not have had
my students miss this lecture and
these experiments for hundreds of
dollars, and cannot see how any
lecture association could obtain
more fascinating and valuable enter
tainment.
The monthly meeting of the
Flower Mission will be held at the
Presbyterian church, Friday after
noon at 2:30.
Eliza Abbott filed her petition for
the placing of her son, Amos +. Alb
bolt, in the school for feeble minded,
with the commissioners, by whom it
was approved.
Mrs. Rev. W. II. Daniel, of Eft.
Wayne is in the city for few days,
the guest of Rev. Bunyan and wife,
b north twelfth street.
The Rushville Star of last evening
contains the following with regard
to man well known in Richmond:
Jefferson Ammon, aged 80, an I'M
married man, living with his sister,
about one mile east of Plum Greek
church, was visiting his brother,
William Ammon, Tuesday afternoon
and started home about o o'clock.
Thirty minutes later his dead BODY
was found lying in the road. He had
been complaining to his brother OF a
rain in the region of his heart and
had been subject to attacks of verti-
and SbnptpoSc nf hrpafh -
Friends in this city of Billy Sim
mons, ex-sheriff of Randolph county,
will regret to hear that he is very i'll
at his home in Winchester.
William III. Quigg has bought an
interest in the Hoerner-Knopf Baking
company. He was formerly on the
road for I. r. Howard s Co. then
went into Ike employ of the Snun
Grocery company OF Indianapolis.
He will now identify himself with
the business OF the baking company
and take the road for them.
Miss Inez Williams and Fannie
Campbell and Gaar Williams will
not return to school until next week,
on account of the death of Mrs.
Campbell. They had their tickets
bought, and one of them had his
trunk checked. but Mrs Campbell
oscame suddenly worse and they re-
manned at home.
The Woman's Foreign Missio nary
society of the First NJ. E. church
met in large numbers at the home OF
,drs. L. H. Bunyan Wednesday al
ternoou. After the devotional and
business meeting good program
was given. The interest and pleas
use OF the social hour was greatly
by the presence of Mrs.
Emma l.. Daniel. who talked on
missions of 1901 at Home ana
Abroad Delicious refreshments