Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-24

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| Ladies' $3.50 enameled shoes q,
- 90 at Williams fire sale.
| Mrs Nellie Wolf of New Castle is
the guest of Mrs. Will Barton.
The family of the Rev. Spicer will
remove TO 45 south tenth street next
week.
Freeman Haisley is improving so
well that it Is hoped be may be able
to be at the store the first of the
week.
Tickets for the Elks MINISTRIES can
| be had at the Arlington hotel, Mich
| olsons book store and the Westcott
pharmacy.
A marriage license was issued this
AFTERNOON to Alopzo Taylor and Ina
Davis OF Hagerstown.
Work in King So,omoe's Chapter
No. 4 In mark master degree has
| oeen postponed.
Newton Tracey ran over from
Springfield today for the balance of
the week. and is visiting his brother
IN law, Q. Il. Fulghum.
Mrs. w. r. Cocnrane of Philadel-
phia and Miss Anna Severding of
| New York are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Geo. J. Knollen berg.
Ladies finest rubbers-30c at Will
liams fire sale.
The Rev. Spicer of the Christian
church has gone to Knightstown
where be will conduct a series of
special meetings for the Rev. Gard
Mr.. Gard will fill his pulpit here on
Sunday and until his return. The
knightstown services begin on Mon
day next.
Lon Smvser will leave SUNDAY for
Martinsville for a week or ten days
trip and then return to work. He
has entirely recovered from his in
juries except his shoulder, which
still troubles him, and hopes by the
Martinsville treatment to remove
that.
Men s IS patent feathers 50. 95 at
Williams fire sale.
The Widow Collins farm of four
teen acres east of the city, between
Joseph Vansant and Hill farms, was
sold yesterday to a mao named Nc
Reight, from Ohio, who will 90 into
business here. He will remodel the
house and make a country home of
it.
Mrs. James Deering of New York
and Mrs. Jennie Poole of Long
Branch, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Behold, surprised their par
ents by dropping in on them yester-
day. The other daughter. Mrs.
Frank Fox. is very low and is not
expected to survive long. They had
been notified and came at once.
Mems shoes-small sizes-25c DIT
Williams. Ladies shoes 35c.
Frank Osborne and Miss Mamie
Mendenhall are to be married at
Economy on Tuesday, the 18th. The
young couple are well known and
popular here Mr.. Osborne is civil
engineer for the Indiana Bridge Co.
of Muncie. After the wedding they
will take trip to Indianapolis and
other points, and then settle at Mum
/ Gle which place will be their future
home.
Mr.. McReight, who bought the
Collins place east of the city, will
put up a new -four and feed mill east
of the Mill works, work to start at
once. 1t is to be a modern three
story mill, complete as anything in
the state, and be in running order at
the earliest possible moment. 1t
will be quite an addition to the man
ufacturing interests of Richmond.
Mems work shoes soc and 75c at
Williams fire sale.
The election for the subsidy in
Franklin township in aid of the
Richmond, Union City & Portland
traction line is being a much dis
cussed question up there. The pro-
posed Greenville line, which does
not ask a subsidy, is said to be fight
ing against the other company, and
that IS tending to make mix-up.
Bethel is said to be solid for the sub
sidv, however, and Whitewater it is
supposed will give majority for it.
Children 5 sho 45c at Williams.
Real estate dealers say that the
business is in better shape right now
than it has been for years in this city
at this season. There is lively de-
maud for good properties and prices
are coming up. Pieces which were
offered a year ago at a price are now
held at much higher figures, and be-
ing sold. Several good deals were
m Ade this past week. In rentals the
demand for houses has begun again,
and the supply is not equal to the de
mand. Many new families are NOV
ing in. One agent supplied houses
yesterday for four families all of
whom are new here.
All furs at half price.
Smith & Sherman.