The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-24


them all, at the Bee Hwy Grocery
Mrs. Oscar Collins has gone TO
Monroeville. Ind. called by TIE death
of her father, Isaac Copp.
4 Business mems iuncnson served In
the Cafe of the Wese9tt Hotel every
day from 1880 to 2soo o'ciock,<Priee
IS cents. 12-tf
Plenty of turkeys # Waking's
Shooting Gallery, 4t8 Main. One Civ
en- away every evening next week.
/ 22-3t
| Several of the local admirers of
Madam Schumann-Heink went to In
dianapolis to hear her as soloist in a
big concert.
! DR.. E. H Mendenhall IA South
9Th st. Day Phone 435, Night Phone.
1886. i 10-tf-eod
! Willard Moore has bed granted/the
contract to carry mail between the
Richmond postoffice and Earlham Col
lege, two deliveries day being pro-
vided for.
| Father Stanton on "ChJstian Civil
| iization," Tuesday evening, Nov. 27,
! st. Mary's Hall. 24&27
Mrs. Mary CASTOR, mother of Miss
Laura CASTOR. is reported SONS wnat
| improved from severe illness,f
Try that walnut taffy at Race's.
The Hall Hardware Company has
removed from its old location to the
room vacated by Makeley & Hank
ness, few doors further west.
New California tllnuts, sweet or
anges, grape fruit add Malaga grapes
/ at Prices.
Walter II. Bates, of Richmond, was
a member of the Scottish Rite class
at Indianapolis.
O. G. Murray owner of the large
bill board near Eleventh. and Main
streets, and which was blown down
in the recent storm, will have the
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board rebuilt.
Chickens to stew. roast and fry at
| the Bee Hive Grocery.
Wayne county's members in the
| legislature are receiving great deal
of mail matter from persons who are
anxious to secure jobs.
Tuesday evening, Nov. q, Rev Jno.
r. Stanton lectures on Christian Civ
iIization." 24&27
Rev. w H. Daniel, formerly pastor
of the First NJ. E. church, this city
has been made religious editor of the
Chicago Inter-Oceau.
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Get box Of, Hrice's chocolates.
They are good to ent.
Rev. G. Z. Wade. presiding elder of
the Fort Wayne district of the Meth
odist church, made short visit to
his son, the Rev. r. ], Wade, of the
First Methodist church, Richmond.
agent at the Pennsylvania depot, is
away on a two weeks vacation.
Prices serve fresh soysters as you
like them best.
No time is being lost in the work
on the building for the Home Tele-
phone Company and barring the two
or three rainy days, the weather has
been favorable.
A party of business men from Gen
eva Ind, was in the city securing
pointers from retail merchants. The
party included g. S. Calkins, J. H.
Hardison, William Glenderning and
Jesse Thorpe.
Genuine country\ made sausage,
home made mince pAat, Backmeyer's
sauer kraut at the Be Hive.
The Richmond Business College Ly.
ceum is the name of an organization
just perfected at this institution, with
the following officers: President, vice
president. secretary, treasurer, critic,
marshal and installing Officer. The
term of office will be for two months.
Meetings win be held eFery other
Thursday night.
Hear Rev. John r. St4nton at st.
Marys' Hall Tuesday Aefening, Nov.
27, 'co. 24&27
Individual ice>cfeam moulds made
to order at Price'S
Sweet cider, grapes,I oranges, ba-
nanas, fancy eating and cooking APP
pies, celery. cranberrie5 green beans,
egg plant, OYSTER plant fancy cauli-
flower, Concord grapes. Malaga
grapes, Tokay grapes head lettuce