Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-28

lodge, tomorrow light.
Ben Norman is on the streets to-
day looking much improved.
Howard Campbell and family are
II Florida to remain some weeks.
Richmond lodge of Masons has
work in the second degree tonight
Harry Morrow leaves for Florida
+ on Monday TO remain some little
/ time
Miss Martha Cadwallader is or
ganizing classes in health culture.
Phone 402 % 2t
DR.. Stewart. the dentist, has gone
to West Manchester, O., on his regu-
/ lar tri ID today.
At the meeting OF the Elks this
evening there will be seven candi-
dates initiated.
Mrs. Helen NJ Gaar and daughter
Jennie left today for California to
remain some time.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale or
rent Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyr
rell, W. U. telegraph Office. If
Bert Middleton is located at Rome,
N. as superin tendent of tele-
phone plant with 700 subscribers.
Pearl Sewers goes to st. Louis
this week to take a place as time
keeper on the exposition grounds.
Miss Duggan, head waiter at The
Westcott, has been called to Dayton,
Ohio, Oy the serious illness of her
sister.
John Burke has begun building a
new house oa the Ell Norris farm
The old one was recently destroyed
by fire.
The only case o. measles reported
today is in the family of DR.. f. E.
Pierce, 35 south tenth street. Lorine,
aged years.
The smallpox situation IN Rich
mond today is one light case in the
city aud three at the hospital. That S
all there is of it,
b lily Knott was fined SO and costs
by Squire Hoover this morning for
violating the liquor laws, by allow
ing people in his saloon after hours.
The report in yesterdays papers
that the daughter of William Roser
was dead was not correct. 1t was
the daughter of William Rosa who
died.
The University Extension Centre
meets this evening at the high
school, DIR. Zueblin lectures on the
subject "John Ruskin and the Ethics
of Wealth.
At the meeting of the Druids last
evening five candidates took the last
degree in this order. There was a
very large attendance and a good
time all around.
A COW belonging to Noah RYAN, a
farmer north of town, yesterday
had calf that had two tails, an
extra leg, and was otherwise quite a
freak, but it died soon after birth.
The well known grew horse so long
driven to the Downing wagon as to
be known to everybody in this sec
ton, died Yesterday from lung fever
1t was very valuable and we'll
trained horse.
Guy Middleton is now fully To-
Gated as assistant in the electrical
laboratory at the Armour institute
at Chicago. He is making a speciality
of the study of electrical engineering,
and it is hoped not neglecting his
music.
If the new style big hats for gen.
tlemen seen occasionally on the |
streets are criterion for judging of |
what they will be later in the season,
the up-to-date man will look a good |
deal like boy crawling out from I'M
der circus tent.
The Rev. Albert ]. Brown, pastor
of the First Friends church, Indian |
apolis, has decided not to accept the |
invitation to become the president of |
Wilmington college at Wilmington,
0. He will leave next month for a /
few weeks vacation in the southern |
states. James Unthank, who is now |
president, has many relatives in this
city.
Wayne county teachers seem to be |
in demand for railway postal clerks |
During the past winter three of
them have received appointments on
civil service examinations. They are /
Harry Shideler of Cambridge City,
Claud Dill of East Germantown and |
Martin Wisehart of Hagerstown.
Fred Smith, who has been en-
ployed on the editorial force of the
Women's Home Companion at
Springfield, is in the city for q few
days visit and then goes to New
York. The editorial department. of
the magazine is to be removed to
New York soon and he goes with the
force, thus adding another to the
Richmond colony.
At Earlham the college boys and
girls have tired of going to the Glen
for their skating and have arranged
a skating pond of their own by flood
ing Reid Field. The under drains
were stopped up and then the water
works were turned on They now
have a sheet of ice that covers the
entire foot ball grounds. making the
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