Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-14
LOCAL MENTION.

cof SOoU Walc0eS ana CLOCKS see
Haner
There was no police court this
morning.
The next meeting of the Musical
club is on January %
Musical club meets on wednesday,
of next week.
The ladies of the Penny club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Runnel, 40l Randolph
street.
The Fortnightly entertain ment at
the Country cluo tonight at 8 o clock
Euchre and whist will be played. All
members are invited.
Go to Haner's for correct fitting
of eye glasses.
Mr.. M!lligan, the New Castle
banker, who is candidate for state
senator, is in the city today.
Mrs. Frank Lackey went to Cam
bridge City today to spend the day.
The trains on the Panhandle are
gradually getting back to schedule
time, but the through trains are all
late from a few minutes 20 half
hour.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale or
rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyr
reIl, w. u. telegraph Office. If
Toler's drug st re. corner fifteenth
and Main. Trade there once and you
will trade again. 9-3t
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Clyde Mustard
and Minnie Caroline Harris of Rich
mond. Both being under age the
consent of the parents was filed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCauiey
sp,nt yesterday at Hagerstown,
guests of Mrs. Frank Replogle.
Ali Weishaupt of Bartel & Co !,
who has been laid off for same days
by sickness, returned to work this
morning
Friends of Purnell, the Panhandle
patrolman. will be surprised as well
as grieved to learn of his death. His
headquarters were at Columbus and
his home at Urbana, but he was here
50 much as to be known by all the
railroad people. He died yesterday
at Uroana, quite suddenly, from
pneumonia.
The Rev. Mr.. Trippeer of the Third
NJ E. church is assisting the local
minister at Peru in a series of re-
vivals, which will continue through
the coming week He returned To
fill his pulpit here Sunday and will
be here for good on and after Sunday
next.
Miss Edna Keever will entertain a
party of lady friends at her home on
west third street this evening.
At the Third NJ. E. church this
evening the Rev. Mason of Cincin-
natl will deliver lecture on Evan
gelization of Africa.
Complaints to w. D. Foulke made
by Lucius B. Swift that several rural
carriers in Delaware county have
been taking an important part in
politics have been sustained and
severe reprimands issued. The en-
ployes have been notified that they
must either cease to serve on COM
mittees or resign their positions.
The Times, of Harrison, Boone
county, Ark, January IL: At the
invitation of Col. Thomas Helm, of
the Ozark and Texas Land Co, our
editor made one of a merry party.
including Mr., and Mrs. H. L.Weber,
OF Richmond, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs.
Helm, w b. Coffee and L. Nj VIII,
which visited on Thursday last the
Glendale. recently opened prospect
in the southeast corner OF Boone
county.
DR.. j. \. Hurry, secretary OF the
state board of health, is denouncing
the sale of an article called kremo,
and says that by its use Indiana PEG
Pile are swindled out of thousands of
dollars daily. 1t is a vellowi sh white
powder, an adulterant of milk and
cream made in Chicago. By its use
an ounce of the preparation allows
the use of one pint OF water and a
half gallon of milk in the making of
two gallons. of the finest-lookinR OF
cream Ii is also used to adulterate
milk with. How far the swindle has
gotten into Wayne county is not
known, but it is stated to be all over
the state.
Joseph Spahr, jr.. has sold his farm
southwest of Centerville, in the
Dodge settlement, and bought fine
farm one mile north of Straughan 5,
in Henry county, near Lewisville
and will remove there about the drst
of March Joseph Clevinger bought
the Splhr farm for his son Daniel,
who will take it as soou as Spahr