The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-08
DUBLIN.

could be wished for.
If locust bloom is a sign or prom
Use for good crop Of corn. then we
may look for an overflow yield this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Charles, of In
dianapolis, have been guests of rela-
tives for some days.
Thomas Weed, of Indianapolis, was
| the guest of friends here the latter
part of the week.
c. T. Swain was up at Newcastle
on short stay last Wednesday.
Luke Fisher and son-in-law, Charles
Day, from the northeast part of
Wayne county, came down last week
on some business affairs. They moved
from this settlement early this spring
Mrs Wallace was over in Green
vile. O.. a day or two last week.
Mrs. Loder is on an extended visit
among friends at indianapolis.
Mrs. w. H. Truslcr has been on {
visit to her several daughters at Con
uersville Of late.
No demonstration was made on
decoration day, save those who visited
each of the cemeteries and placed
wreath of flowers as token to those
who enlisted in the army for the pres
erVation IF our land and nation.
Miss Martha Williams and Miss
Hattie Shinn. of Indianapolis, were
guests Of Mrs. Jennie Hood and 9th
crs last week.
O. G. Green was IS years Of age
on Wednesday, the Sth of this month.
He is the next oldest man in Dublin.
Jesse Dillon being some twelve days
older NJ. Green has retained his
sight remarkably well, and can sea
almost as we'll as when young. though
his hearin" is a little defective. He
has been Ct resident of Dublin for a
number IF years. His health, appe-
lite, etc, are regular and in good
condition.
is being plowed, with good stand
Glover is coming out finely, much OF
= it being in bloom, and seems no later
than in former years. Many of the
wheat fields in this section will have
moderate crop, and the fruit pros
pect is good.
= After working on the gas well fo1
: nearly three weeks at the foundry, {
n pressure of 221 has been obtained
e which if it holds out will be quite al
: improvement.
d A social will be held in the Mr. F
s church Thursday night. All cordial.
+ invited.
h Prof George Cox. who is engage
e in the circulation and other interest
r, Of the indianapolis Journal, in Rich
n mond, was here over Sunday, his wifi
e being here with 'papa.' J. Y. IIoff
man, during much of the vacation O
her husband s school.
, The gas we'll at the foundry ha
| been worked on now for severa
J weeks The piping was all taken on
and water, as much as possible. bale
out. But the increase Of gas so ia
is not encouraging.
y
was advertised was sold on Frida
last, and bid off to Josiah Reynold
at $S15, which is considered Yer
-. cheap, as the property is very dc
- sirable one.
10 Rodney Mohler, Of Napoleon, O
was the guest Of his friend, Mis-
= nellie Swain, over Sunday.
y Children's day entertainment Sur
> day evening at the Christian churc
= was much of a success. The cred
in great part is due to Miss Haze
McGrath for the part she took. i
large audience was present.
Cliff Mason started south Tucsda
y, morning to distribute his celebrate
rs Dublin Sealing Wax to the varior
Id parties that generally buy of hin
OF He has it shipped to various poin
err and then with a horse and sprir
wagon. he puts it in smaller town
OF where it is sold.
RI Miss Lora Henley's Band Of Mere
nd class has now reached the number
thirty, and will be more or less i
lst creased from time to time This h
been an original undertaking
Die scheme Of Miss Henley in which
looked to her as if something go'
m and permanent might grow out of
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Jones, Of Ric
ice mond. were over Sunday a week a
on a visit to their stepmother, Nj
Sc, William Jones, on south Found
he street, and other members Of the fa1
IN lily.