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.s60 ~. e 81 20 Is Iae. IS. ~.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was generally
c,,et with only one or two changes worthy OF
note The tone OF the market continued irregular.
although strength was shown in spots STANDARD
alrung issues were the special feature. the COM
mon advancing u per cent 10 Ga on single
transaction The preferred was decidedly more
active. and rose Ter cent 10 .. the bonds were
firm. but unchanged. Northern Securities was
steady. but quiet International Mercantile Marine
common was OF 8 per cent on single transaction.
Otis Elevator preferred was down points
the exchange OF a few odd lots Seaboard Air
J5ne common was of = per cent and the pre-
ferred Vas up i per cent Greene Consolidated
Copper was steady.
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Profit and loss Ssll9 75s ST62i5oo Inc S490'-'S
The percentage Of operating expenses including
taxes. 10 gross earnings was $500 against H'-s IN
.sas ,bue the percentage Of expenses. excluding
,.ves was 1903 against 1888 in 1902. The total in
r,s for the year equaled Sc 81 on the stock capt.
,oI compared with IS % for the previous year
The condensed balance sheet as Of December 81
,.s. makes the following comparison with that or
.hs same date OF 1892:
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AUCTION Sales.
Paris.-M. P. Chevalier, Auctioneer

10 RTE GRANGE BATELIERE.
VIII sell a, public auction in Paris: at the GalerIe
George petit ( de Seze. June 7. 1904 The I'M
PoRTANT COLLECTION Of the late NJ. EMILE CALL
LAM comnrisng OBJECTS OF ART AND RAr@5
esIIRfosITIES OF the XVIII XVIth and XVIIth Centar
Important and modern paintings On view lure A>A
N-ota- NJ nTTFOIrR. Paris. will sci pur o
lis auction in Paris. May T. the MAGNIFIGsSr pRA
VA TIE Hotel OF the French sitgs
In paris Place Maiesherbes No belonging the
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City Hotels.

IN ST. 40 WEST. HOTE1A-An ele-
~ gantly furnished apartment with private
uric light 50 daily for including meals two $50
weekly. Telephone 560s-2Sth
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CHICAGO STOCKS.


FURNISHED by Charles G. Gates & Co. Nos. IA 10 and
Is W&l-st)
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New York. April 21st 1904.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders OF THE NEW YORK MUTUAL GAS LIGHT
COMPANY Of Directors and Inspectors
ensuing year will held at the office OF tho
pany SO Square, Tuesday. the tenth day Of
May, 1904, ten o'clock A. NJ. Polls will be
transfer books will De closed the 2Ith
OF April and re-opened OF 18th day of May
W. Z. BESSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
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PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE s. CHICAGO RAILWAY
Co.
Pttsburg. Pa. April 9Oth 1904
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stock tondholders or thu Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway Company Will be held
Of the Company the City Of Ptttsburg Wednes
day a o'clock for the
eecttng four Directors place Of like number
whose term expires on day. MI vacancy
]. B. UPHAM. Secretary.
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BONDS,
F Riy. p RiE BID. A.k.d.

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Furnished by Joseph Walker & Sons No. 20 Broad-st)
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STOCKS.

Furnished by Frederic H Hatch. No. 30 Broad-s,1
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Financial Meetings.

Is Broad street.
NEW YORK. 22nd April, 1904
NOTICE
"RY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
tors. notice IS hereby given that meeting
stockholders the Norfolk Southern Railroad Company
w Il office the Company Norfolk.
ginia IL O'Clock NJ the 10th day Of May 1904.
tho purpose OF considering the proprety OF executing
all OF the Companys property rights prvi
franchises issue Of bonds sufficient
20 take the existing mortgage and provide fund for
acquisition OF other railroad and build.
branches and extensions OF the
railroads the company and the general purposes
the and take cuch action thereon the
meeting Of the stockholders may determine
VIM s. LANGFORD. Secretary.
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,ucucAN CENTRAL REPORT.
-, Central Railroad Company has
The M'r report for the year ended December 81
Glowing.
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BANK STOCKS.
CRencrtea by Clinton Gilbert. No. WaIl-st)
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Ees5,n ;;Sss &c Inc Inc i tSS
M GnIn G to Apr 40 2651ooO 17Ss55o Inc.
GULF AND SHIP ISLAND
Third week Of April. s33.743 s35 $50 Dec. Sla3I
Juiy 1 70 April 81. LASS. 1888 1.373.93f Inc l4So2
RROoKIYN QUEENS COUNTY AND SUBURBAN.
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Country Board.
Suburban Board.

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GREEN'S EUROPEAN HOTEL

Boardwalk and Ocean Ave. Atlantic City. " J-Ffre-
PROOF; European PLAN hot sea water baths:
our own artesian water; Flemish cafe; rooms single
and en- suite rate S150 per day up; capacity 400
WHITE HELP EXCLUSIVELY.
GREEN e FLYNN. Prona
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Spring Resorts.
HOTEL NORTON.

virginia Ave- near Beach. Atlantic City. N J.
Open all year.
H0MELIKE AND CHEERFUL.
SPECIAL RATES FOR WINTER
One OF the best tables in the City Rooms suite
with private bath sun parlor from street
level TO all floors Write for Booklet terms
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Nav MAY 81 May 4 May s.

asked.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22

DIR. Horace Luten is over from Fulton
Mr.. J. Nolen is IN town this week.
John Amberg was IN Fulton Sunday
For SALE-Milk cows and yo.
calves. Apply to A. Fl. Leet. 81
Miss Laura Brown is visiting NV
Ruby Burnett. IN Tiptonvllle, Tenn
NJ. G. Payne and J. NJ. Alexander OF
Fulton, attended court this week.
Mr.. Crittenden,o of Fulton, is attsnd-
ing court.
Mr.. Phelps, of Fulton. is attending
court
Tom Shelbourne, attorney of Bard
we'll. is attending court.
Mr.. A. L. Myrick and wife. of Fulton,
are visiting in Hickman.
Mr.. McAdoo, of Fulton, was here
counting this week.
Mr.. Nose Amberg is real sick at bis
home with lagrippe.
ID. b. Bryant, of Union City, is visit
ing his daughters, Mesdames H. c. Bar.
rett and Tom Ledford
r. L. Lockert, the grain dealer Of
Union City, was mixinS with friend'
on our streets Wednesday.
The county board Of supervisors hin
ished their work 1T the court mouse md
adjourned Tuesday
Mrs. Phelps, of Fulton, is in Hickman
THIS week attending the smith murder
trial
Mrs. \ G Hin and sou. OF FuIloa,
ara visiting Mr., Hills sister, Mrs w
! 5. Roney.
Mace MeDade. Jno. Hudales-on
Leander Robertson. Jim Miner of FOL
ton IRE among those attending court
A hill was introduced and passed II
the Kentucky senate providing 90; o0'
for Kentucky exhibit at the World I
Fair this year.
| Mr.. and Mrs Will Garrigan, o
Union City. are here this week. attend
ing her father. Mrs. Jno. RlDgwooo
who is real sick,
Mr.. @. Bourne, OF Memphis, Tenn
general freight and passenger agent o
tho Lee Line, was in the city Wednes
day and gave Us call.
We learn that J r Brown and stew
Starh Will build TWO BRICK store Foom
on the corner Of Carroll and kentnck.
streets in the spring.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22
Married..

At the Catholic church. Tuesday
morning at 6 80 o'clock. by Rev. Jos.
Mlnch. the marriage was contaminated
between Mr.. Henry Mangold and Mrs.
j. B. Lattus. The wedding was a quiet
one. Mr.. Mangold is an industrious
and prosperous farmer, living several
miles south of Hickman. and Mrs. Lat.
tus, the widow of the late Joe b. Lat.
tus, is highly respected lady and liked
by all her neighbors and acquaintance.
Both parties have numerous friends in
and about Hickman who join the
! Courier in wishing for them happiness
and prosperity in the future.
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The Literary Circle.

The literary circle holds its next
Wednesday afternoon meeting with
Mrs. B. L. Davis. Topic for general
discussion--'.The trouble pending be-
yeen Russia. and Japan. Appointed
% regular program are, Mesdames
Powell, Amberg, Thompson, Misses
lay belle Fuqua, and Virginia Luten.
Mrs. Bryant Cox, and Mrs. c. @.
smith. president and secretary of the
Literary Circle assisted by Mrs. A.
Thompson and Miss Jessie Oatten, will
arrange a series Of programs, consisting
of biographical sketches OF the noted
poets and authors; reviews of the works
intsrs persed with character sketches
and compositions in song.
An agreeable deviation from the
magazine work exclusively engaged in
for the past few months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22

d. Johnson. of Clinton, was in town
several DAYS last week.
Jno. Mayfield. OF Cayce, was here
Saturday.
w. G. Adams. of Moscow. was on
the streets Wednesday.
II, L. Woodland left Sunday night on
the Georgia Lee for Tiptonville. Tenn
Tass CHASER visited in Graves county
Sunday.
Mr.. J. C. Morris, practiciug physi-
clan Of Cayce. was in Town Monday.
Mrs Sid Register, of Cayce, was in
Hickman this week.
Mr.. Albert Myles. of Mayfeld, spent
sunday in Hickman.
r. Il. Flat and r. l.. Smith, OF Full
con. are attending court here this week
aud are stopping at the LaClede.
Ernest King left Monday for his
regular trip to Memphis. and on through
the south.
Hugh Sanders left Sunday for Tyler,
No, where he will work for Capt.
fyier. AS time keeper.
The infant cl I'D Of Mr.. Ray, living in
u ,ssouri. opposite hickman, died Sun
day morning last.
diss Lizzie French who mas been
| II .itinp Miss Maude Lunsford returned
hone saturday.
dr. Marshall Bra an, Of Woodland,
u Is, WAS the g q of MIS- Lillian
s dta Sanday.
4r and Mrs J. w PURCELL entertain.
eo = surprise paity last Friday night
= ~ know how to make people have 3
geoa time.
Kisses Lllie Maddox. Dorthy De,
Barry. Messrs Horace Betiersworth auo
Arch McMarry visited Miss Margaret'
Johnson at Cayce last Sunday.
The younger smart set OF the tow
contemplate giving a swell BALL on TIT
night of February 20. after which I
banquet will be served at A. y. Caruth
er's Cafe. A number of visitors will
attend and fine time is anticipated.
The streets Of Hickman present
lively appearance this week with visit
ors, and the hotel lobbles are full o
mirth and io,lIty of the visiting law
yers. The Laclede was fun to Oper
fl wing Tuesday morning with not
vac ant room in the building.
One day last week. at Fulton, Ton
!. Smith, an employe of the l. q. railroa,
was killed by work train He was Of
: the pilot of the engine and stepped OF
to open a switch. fell beneath tn
E wheels and was ground to death be
? fore the engineer could reverse his en-
e CINE.
Mr.. Lon Robertson, living in the OF
n per bottom, desires TO announce tina
e the suit mentioned in the cincuit cour
d items last week of Gore VS. Robertson
d was not filed against HIM but anothe
man by the same name.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Lon Nayler was over from Cayce
Tuesday.
Will Wyatt is spending few days IN
ST. Louis. Look out for him at Giles.
Little Miss Ira Spradlin spent Mon
day night with Lille Hackett.
Mr.. John Ringwood is i'll al his
home in East Hickman.
Miss Kate Gale Entertained the young
folks at her home Monday night.
The A. d. F. Club met with Miss
Vernon Biakemore last Saturday night.
Messrs. Will Grow and Walter Cros-
tick. of Moscow, are here this week.
10 johnson. of Clinton, was here
Mouday.
DIR. Seldom Kohn, of Fulton, is at
tending court this week.
Messrs. John and Sam Ford are Ia
Hickman.
Mr.. III. l.. Dickerson, of Obion, Tenn,
was a visitor in Hickman this week.
Frank Cooley, of Cairo, was in HEX
man Tue sday.
Bob McAdoo was over from Union
CITY to attend court TINS week.
Miss V,role Thomas. OF Oakton, y
the guest of her sister Mrs. Harys
Rutledge.
A dance was given at the residence OF
Mrs. Chas Jackson il West Hickn an
Friday plight last.
Miss Jennie Hackett has recovered
from her recent illness and Is again a
her post at the ''hello' board.
Mrs. Lon Robertson has gone Il
Wayerly, Teun., to visit bis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes.
MIR. ]. y. Ryan was called to the bed
sic of his father, at Martin. Monday
He was very low with pneumonia.
The social club OF West Hickman me
with Misses Euniee and Lottle CHASER
on Monday night of last week and Wi
meet with Mrs. Hodges Thursday night
The Mississippi river is still at at
vary low stage. and aus yet 10 boat
have resumed traffic from St. Louis O
this account.
Mrs. Lewis Atwill of Mud Cree
neishbarhood, who has been very /
for several weeks has been improvin
INIT il Is not yet able to be up.
Miss Rose Watson will attend th
Rowling Green Normal at Bowlin
Green, KY. She left for that plat
Sunday.
Mr.. Will Shelton of Mayfsld. was
Hickman Saturday, enroute to II
wood camp of the Southern Woo
supply Co.. with crew of paper woo
cutters from Graves county,
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s0c@o~ sO10C<
TaT-HITS
4 Fao. THS UPPER TEN SMART str. 4
s&><sGs<SG<S<SC&SS>C-<3e

For your next evening at home have
progressive dinner dance" which is
4 misnomer. IN a sense, because It Is not
dance, except in the fact of the men
changing seats after every course, Seat
your guest at one long table. or it may
be horseshoe or round. Alternate as Is
usual, and let each man take different
seat when plates are changed for anoth-
er course. This keeps things lively and
there is not the slightest chance for
ennui. Everybody is sure to find at
least one cOngenial person IN the course
Of the affair with whom pleasant
quarter of an hour may be spent. 1t is
80 much more informal. too, and the
hostess IS immensely relieved to find
merriment and lively repartee where
here is too often deadly dullness.
Miss Virginia Prathsr celebrated her
rthday last Saturday afternoon. by
otertaining her yonng friends, and "a
iightful time did each of them reap.
4 The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met
\ % The residence of Mrs. Nose Amberg
81 thursday afternoon with a full
tendance. Wonder if rumor had
ivsu the nr nbers gentle hint of the
.ce .reai Mrs. Amburg had in store
Or them.
Nr Jno r. McGehee was the guest
=. Mt. ri Prather this week for severa.
d.Ys.
: Ihe Embroidery Club meets at TIE
pleasant home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Remle,
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baltzer,
their home, entertained thei,
friends SC prettily and pleasant
last Wednesday evening that al
gave expression to the flatterin4
opinion that no other social event
could be so altogether delightful
| Miss Emma's genial manners IN
mingling With her friends, mao
each vie one with tie other II
| the effort to make the affair one
to be cherished 18th pleass i
recollections. We began PLAY.
ing pit with a gusto, guests fill
| ing eight tables, and NUMBERING
/ 30. Place cards were appropriate.
ly designed and hand painted.
scores were kept by Mrs. Baltzer
after. being counted prizes were
given to Miss Jessie Isler anc
Mr.. Ed Ellison. Only two youns
ladies graced the evening, Miss
es lsler and Rodgers, who assist
ed in serving.
The hostess displayed her usua
thoughtfulness for the comfort e
their guests by preparing anC
serving a dainty repast. The re
Treatments were deliciously pre-
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John E. Wells Dead.

On Saturday last Mr., John E. Wells
died at his homeIn Union City of pneu.
monia. MIR. Wells was worthy citizen
prominent lawyer and politician, aud
wherever he was known he had friends.
He was a partner in the law firm Of
Moore & Wells, at Union City. and en-.
joyed liberal patronage. His commu-
nifty has lost good man.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22

Mr.. Edgar Nance now hneman and
night operator for IL Cumberland Tele-
phone Co, at this pl ce has accepted a
,SoNtion with the u ed Telephone Co,
- Campbell, No., and Will 90 there
ABOUT February LIST.
Mr.. ]. o. Ryan WAS called very sud-
denly to the beside of his father, who
lives at Martin. Tenn, and was serious
ly i'll with pneumonia. he left on the
noon train but arrived just ten minutes
too late. death having proceeded him.
A large congregation was reported TO
have attended the services at the Bap-
fist church Sunday night. IN fact the
largest for some time. The church has
ordered some new song books.
The family of Mr. L. Powell, also Nj
aud Mrs. Chas. Jackson left one day
this week for UnioDtown. Ky, wher
they will in the future reside. Thes
are worthy citizens and we are sorry
see them leave our midst.
An examination Of applicants
common School Diploma will be held
nv office az the court house. Fritz
and Sa urday, January - and 81
DoGA NJ SMIRH.
County Superintendent
Among those VINO are attendrF
court are Commonwealth AttOrDes
H. Hester. Judge Z. Robins .
alayf~;d; HARRY Coler, Psducah. Pa
Carr. II. Payne. X N. WhitSbest, -.
Gholson, Chas. BirtIrd Fulton
On a~count " sol hitch in 70 cor
;racr the furniture tor the cour' horss
was rejected and tie opera chsirs tor
The court rooms were Dot 10 position fol
Tcourt the old be,chss being used in
stead. hut comp omise was affected
and all except the i2era chairs were in
use. However some Of the counsel
chairs will be r, .ected on account Of
| HdNluk cane bthtS t+setdu VI sOAAu.
The register at he LsClede Hots
shows the follow z visitors OF note
Gus Thomas. + ]. Moorman, San
Grassland, Gas 1s.land and b. &
Seay OF Maybe z. ]. Bugg, o
Bardwell, II. I. 81 tn, J. r. Miner, 7
Y. smith and MaU ce Dillon. Of Fulton
and I. L. Baucom D A Tucker snC
IF. G. Wolf. of Ma vile.
4 certain young mar, who had beer
in the habit of il bibinStoo freely &C
casionalIy said iae othor day. whsr
asked TO take drlk: ''If you would
put 40 year old wi key under my nos
| would not touch 6. The tinkling o
ice in a mint jump he soft. sweet pur
ling of beer as it c. mes fresh from tn
pretty tabled bottle, the faint ode
from a scotch high )all, with its swee
"reminiscences of IL breezes that softl,
swept the barley Ids of long ago-al
are no more TO me than the signing o
the winter breezes through the leafies
trees
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22
Arrested and Carried to clinton.

Undo Murphey was arrested at Pa
ducah Friday and carried to Clinton,
where he was wanted on eight indict-
ments for selling liquor in violation of
the local option law.
Undo is having chance to try all
of the courts in this end of the State
Mayield Messenger.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22

All reported a nice time at Q party
last Thursday night. at the residence oil
Mrs. Bell Case. in West Hickman, by
Mrs. Chas. Parham in honor Of Miss
Ella Powell and Mr.. Robt. Daugnerty
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22
Notice.

All ersons indebted to me are mere
by notified to come forward and settle
at once. BY so doing it will avoid cost
and save both you and / trouble.
Respectfully.
If G. G.. ScHLESEER.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22
Mardl Gras, February 1915.

Low round trip rates via Mobile L
ONO railroad to New Orleans and Mo-
tile For all particulars zpply to your
home agent or write Jno. M. Beall, NJ.
u U. K. K. st. Louis, Me-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22
pared and served.

We, one and all, thank you
two for the pleasure conferred,
with lingering wish that it may
not be the last in the lives Of
your social trinmphs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-01-22
LADIES DoMET GOWNS

a good line to select from and
at the very low prices it will pay
you TO anticipate your wants for
next wnetr.
$50 Gowns for 1.15
l.25 Gowns for Soc
75c Gowns for 5Sc
soc Gowns for 42c
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-01

ical club Wednesday evening,
April 9th.
Z. B. Clements has returned from
business trip to Cairo, III.
Largest assortment of footwear in
the city at Nef & Nusbaum's.
J. T. Elliott returned last night
from a business trip to Winchester.
j. Frank Hanly, republican candi-
date for governor. was here yester-
day.
Prof. Hadley of Earlham has the
measles. Prof. Hole is taking Had
ley's classes.
Miss Wilson of Campbellstown, O.,
was a guest of local relatives yester-
day afternoon. ea9
Isaac Woodward of Spring Grove,
has returned from a short visit with
Cincinnati relatives.
W. R. c. will give 15c lunch Sat
urday, April 2, at G. A. R. hall, IL a.
M to p. m. and 5 to z p. M.
Meats, salad, colored eggs, candies,
cakes and pies. To see is to buy.
Commercial club room Saturday.
Miss Mabel Williams, formerly of
this city, s the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coate of south twelfth street.
Mrs. J. T. Elliott, who is at present
the guest of relatives in Paducah,
KY, will return home the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Judson, of
"The Wayne,' returned today from
weeks visit with relatives in Indi-
annapolis.
r. L. Kelly, president Of Earlham,
has returned from Boston where he
has been spending the past week on
business.
Mrs G. R. Ford, of east Main
street, returned last evening from a
week s visit with relatives in Reming-
ton, Ind.
Rev. Neve of Chicago arrived yes
terday afternoon for short visit
with Rev. Conrad Huber of south
seventh street.
Mrs. W F. Spangler of north A
street, returned last evening from
Kokomo, where she has been the
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Will Turner and children Of
Kokomo, formerly of Richmond, ar
rived in the city yesterday evening
for week s visit with relatives in
this city.
J. S. Price of New Paris, who has
been the guest of Chelsea Haseltine
for some time, has left for Irvington
on Hudson, New York, where he will
have charge of D. G. Reds new sum-
mer house.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-01

Harrie Dilks is home from Purdue
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. d. Kahn returned to Indian
apolis yesterday after a visit with
Richmond friends.
Mrs. C. A. Brehm, Al north eighth
street, will give special Easter prices
on all hats Saturday.
Mrs. May Paulus returned last
night from attending the funeral of
her sister at Connersville.
W. R. c. will give 15c lunch Sat-
urday, April ?, at G. A. R. hall, IL a.
m. to 2 p. m. and 5 to p. m.
Rev. Shirey has returned from
Lewisville, Ind. where he has been
conducting a series of meetings.
Mrs. Leslie Tucker, Of north thir-
teenth street, returned this morning
from two weeks visit in Camden.
Ferd, Nola and Rudo Fromme, who
attend Ohio State University, at
Columbus. O., are spending the week
with their parents in West Richmond.
w. r. c. will give 15c lunch Sat-
urday, April 2, at G. A. r. hall, IL a.
M. to p. m. and to p. M.
Mr.. Denman, superintendent of the
Richmond Street & Interurban Rail-
way company is spending few days
in Cincinnati.
Nothing further is known about the
funeral arrangements of James Car
man, deceased, whose remains are ex-
pected to arrive this evening. He will
likely be buried tomorrow.
1t will be seen elsewhere that Mrs.
G. A. Brehm's head trimmer died.
This does not mean that Mrs. Brehm
is without a trimmer; for she has the
vacancy filed by a competent per-
son.
Charles A. Hunter, of indianapolis,
and Miss Dora Kemp, of this city,
were married last evening at o 'clock
at the First NJ. E. church, Rev. M. E.
Nethercut officiating. Miss Kemp is
well known young lady of Rich
mond