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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
PALMA Deeply GRIEvED.
Remains In His Private Apartments All
During the Day.

Havana, Sept. 26-President Palma
remained in his private apartments all
morning. He permits or no .opportuni-
ty to Interview him or communicate
with him by message, His associates
say he Is deeply grieved at the out
come of the revolution and there are
rumors that he is reconsidering his In
tention to resign. Nothing. however.
has developed in substantiation of the
report.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
JEROME WILL BOLT.
Says He VIII Take stump for Repub-
licnna.

licans.
Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. 26.-'Tf they
nominate a decent Republican at Sar-
atoga, will go upon the stump and
clared District Attorney Jerome of
New York today. at an adjourned SEES
sion of the Albany conference of an
ti-Hearst Democrats today.
IT will appeal for his defeat not onthe
ground that 1t is a political issue, but
because the issue raised is that of po-
litical freedom. We do not think that
1T is Democratic convention. 1t Is
not representative. i for one believe
we are entirely absolved from any
obligation to support ticket put to-
gether in a back room by Charley
Murphy, Pat McCarren and Tim Sulli-
van
"I believe It the duty of this confer
ence to give unmistakable utterance
to their belief that this convention
was not Democratic In any sense OF
the word"
While the anti-Hearst men at their
conference today did not try to
qualify their dissatisfaction with the
proposed nomination of Hearst for
Governor, there has been no talk of
an open bolt from the floors of the
convention or of the nomination OF a
third ticket.
ing of the Albany conference. said he
believed that even In the event of the
nomination of Mr.. Hearst. the Demo-
cratic party would still survive" He
counselled moderation,
Former Mayor Osborne of Auburn
said that he did not intend to be
driven out of the Democratic party
by Hearst.
The conference adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning and In the
event of nominations having been
made before that time those present
agreed to meet subsequently to the
convention at a date to be named Ia
ter.
Senator McCarren, 1t Is said. has
promised Congressman Sulzer that If
he can furnish him evidence of
strength up to the State, the Kings
county delegates, sixty-nine strong,
would be glad to give him their votes
as against Hearst.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27

New pupils examined, 0 to ~ a. M,
Montgomery School for Girls.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
RooneveIt CongratuIates Hughes.

Oyster Bay New York. Sept. 26.--
The following telegram sent by the
president after he had been notified
of the nomination by the republican
state convention of Charles e. Huges
for governor, was made public here
tonight:
Hon. Charles E. Hughes:
Il rejoice for the sake OF the cause
of good citizenship in your nominal
ton"
Theodora Ronaevelt
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loai on watches. diamonds. jew
elry guns and pistols. don't worry your
friends when in need of a small loan SOM
TO US; our business Is strictly confidential
Mont 9oruerY Loan Co. II
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Feel
the Coo1ness?

Il means that Fall Is with us. And its
only matter of days now when II viii be
real Winter.
You'll be needing that new suit then
and it's always best to be ready.
You leave C. your measure and we viii
make you up the best looking Suit You
ever owned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27

The modern business woman puts Z
dull edge on Don Cupid's arrows.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
CONFIDENCE
IN MIR. TAFT

(Continued from Page One.)
emit appIauded the infiammatory utter
ances.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
WANTED-BOARD on ROOM.


WANTED-One room with bath, in
private family; good location. Address
A. b. P. care Imperial Hotel.
DESIRE to rent three unfurnished
rooms suitable for light Housekeeping
Address stating terms H. c. care Ad-
vertiser,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLANEOUs-On hundred buggies,
traps and Surveys will be sold at cost for
next thirty days. Bowdoin- Haygood Car
Rage Co. corner Monroe and Lawrence
streets. z3-tf
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= Ia
Bring Your
Clock

to be repaired, or your watch
to be cleaned. or your jewel
ry to be mended.
We do all sorts of repair
ing-on watches, clocks, jew
elry, silyerware, trinkets, etc.
--skillfully and painstaking-
ly.
We warrant everything we
do in this line and charge no
more for it than is often
charged for inferior work.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27

WANTED-Position as commissary mana
ger or assistant In healthy locality, year OF
experience best of references. VIII 60
anywhere T. F. Westmark, $40 2. jackson
St., Pensacola. Fla --6-4t
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
wANTED-FEMALB HELP.

FRAMED NURSE-Permanent posi-
lion, salary $500 per month Apply
CITY InfirmarY. 81
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED-of Glenn G
Hall and Miss Nicey Capps. who lived here
in 1874, Address Mrs. A J. H.. this office.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27

MIsCELLANEoUs-on hundred buggies,
traps and surreys- will be sold at COST
Carriage Co. corner Monroe and Law
renee streets 2S-tf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27

wANTED-Buyers at cost for one hundred
buggies. traps and Surveys. Come early
and get first choice. Bowdoin- Haygood
Carriage Co.. corner Monroe and Law
renee 1H
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
chemistry Apparatus.

There have rorentlv been r..
'eived in the department Of
chemistry. some Nuiuahi" ucV
supplies. Among them ar three
ueW balances which az. quit.
lellcate. heIng sensitive iu the
tenth II mIliIgram. The, are
icing very carefully used. aud
sept Ia splendid condition, free
from dust and dampn',s
There are also a uuml,cr uf
technically pure -alt-. imp"rt .
from GERMANY. with which. Nr.
Pierce SAYS, he Wlii expect u. %
lrruratr work in QUALITATIVE
analysis.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
PORT ORANGE.
Special Corrs-paaaeBce.

special Correspondence.
The Ladies Of the Methodist
church intend giving an OysteI
supper aud entertainment Thurs
day night II this week.
Miss DuB"ise is having an al.
dition to her cottage on the river
shore.
Quit" a party arrived last week
from Frankfort, Ind, composed
Of the following:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clark, Miss CLARK
and Miss Writ, their niece.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Th"s. Waldron.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Shaw.
Alfred Mcdaniel and Harry
Sergeant were in town saturday
Harry returned "a Oak Hill sun.
day.
Mrs. Emma Long was in towi
Sunday visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson.
j. W. Johnson, wife aud haby
drove down sunday afternoon.
, Mr.. Gesner returned Saturda,
accompanied 10y Mr.. and Mr..
futile.
:. II. Cove was ia our village
Sunday afternOn.
Mr.. Rocky, the photographer
in Daytona, aud Mr.. Charlie,
Burgman were in town Saturday
taking views Co illustrate IN,
booklet that Mr.. BuFgman il pub
fishing.
Mrs. Frank Butner returned
hume Saturday after spending
the summer ia Columbus, Ohio
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
A KIs-Asa rissu.AIss

A tea sirainer formed The foundation
for t-iuSt one - the plain. ordinary
onrs % finely woven wires, but polish
ID anl shining ~ though made % some
much finer metal u wss lined with
The SpfteSt 81 siIk and stuffed with a
tluy hog % bran. which. In - turn
vas neatly ,u~ked away under a cover
~ ~ sin A be % ribbon made q
small how % the handle. and ~ ths
same time furnishe,i a ioop 60 hang n
up BY. Then the wire part was thickly
seeded vim pins and the novel CushioE
put b Rll&
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
LANE ASHBY.

sr.Cisl CoFr,sss.~i-B-e.
We arr having some very dry
Weather at present; q goOd rain
would help things very much.
Everyone seems o. b. busy
all the while ia this section. This
is 4 good sign that We are not be-
hind the muOls # the country.
John Broks aud Philip Leon-
ar,ly uaSSed through here to-day
enrOute t. New smyrna for . fe~
days. Hope they will have .
good time.
II you want q see u fine garden
call in at 4. =. ]. Marsh's and
take a peep. H. has got tie
land aud knows hoW to till the
sill.
Mrs. Y. y. Baldwin and two
little ones ar" rack at their home
On the lake. You should see thu
smile un q. E.'s face.
Mr.. n. y. l'ridraux is shipping
his tine crup IT oranges. Ar.Johb
Pell Is doing the packing. John
knows his business in q packing
house.
=
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
n.- D. nj. Cn.r.l.,. p.II.

An Oldity fos Oh" Christmas TIRE 10
The shape 10 dolls may hc mad" -
rhrplnte GRAINS Take one ls'n''n
Tor tie head aud two more Tor The
bsiy Each uus should 10 speured 10y
a toothpick PiReh one side - TIE
chocolate crsam uutIl Il looks some
thing like q nose Gu, out pieCe "n
either side for eyes. make another
slash Tor the mouth. then with n tooth.
plrk make imltatIon hair on the Topsy
Dress To- . crisp rcd paper gown. with
a black sash. and suspend from the
tree Nth black baby ribbon.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
Alsmhi Association.

Alta recent meeting ut thu - f.
.uu Alumni Association C.m-
mite. on correspondence, con
.i-tiug ul Mr.. +. g Baldwin and
Nc,srs. ID. T. Carleton and Wa
ser. Il vas decided g. take new
and vigorous steps g. arouse IN"
interest oi th. alumni ~ the
nrst NOV. u tins direction ,h"
rummitJe, ia, Ubia.uyd o. supply
# stationery, and purpose ."
send cut Iu Oh, near future pr
,unal letter O. each membr 90
10. Association asking hIm 20 corr
respond and also g. attend ia,
annual meeting II possible. IL
i. tanned o. have Oh" r'plie. g.
these letters published IA THE Coz
LEGIATE, aud thus maintain bond
Il acquaintance and mutual inter-
1T among tn alumni.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
IDecember SeSsiOn
County COmmis'nrs


Board met pursuant to adjournment:
present x. ID Brooke. A. II. Ryiand,
] J Murray and $. D. Jordan. clerk
I J Murray vas elected chairman
pro ten.
\. n Ryland was appointed chair
man pro TEN Of Finance Committee
The following road and bridge re-
port, wcrc submitted:
District No. No report.
D,s,rici No. 2-New road TO Lake
Helen pincs,rawed and cuiysrt com
pletcd.
Districts No. 3. I. 5-No reports
The bond Of ID p Smith. tax col
,.tipr. for Sio."u'. was approved.
The bond OF J J VinSani. treasurer.
,rr St3"". "a, approved
IN, bond 1T Fred Taylor. justice OF
the peace. District No. q. Tor sson, Was
approved
The bond pi :. b. Wilson. assessor
90. taxes. ior SI.Us'. was approved
Ihy bond IT \. q. Bolts. supcrin-
'rrlynt Of publie instruction. for
sl''n. vas approved
HE bond 20, l. II Karn, justice o.
ire peace. District No. -. for Si"o
"a, approved.
10, bond oi Geo " Bristol, clerk
90. the criminal court OF record. for
- .'H". Nd. approved.
The bond OF X { Woolwine. con.
,,bc Drrric, No. .. Tor $JOO. va.
approved
The ry,ol,cr bonds Of Mrs. =. r.
Bond, Nsa Emanuel. r. r Baldwin,
3 \ Mccormick. and the rifle bnnd
"i e. J Shlttuck we're approved and
clerk instructed 10 issue license there
for
iHr h,l 90. News Publishing Co. for
Irutiug !our thousand envelopes for
a.. aul printing tan s;atemcn; iur
l'"'i 'rr e.ghiccn cents per inch double
column va, accepted
- " Webster Was hereby awarded
f., s'r,raci Ter putting down eemen,
WALK, 90 cuur; house and isil AZ ~ -
..ut. prr foo, a, per specifications
The collector Ma released from col
lcr,Ing the license tax fixed a, Ia,
urc.mg OF Board until further orders
he clerk was instructed to order
roller shelving i"r vault as per sPecih-
cl'iun, n'gi
Criminal court cost bills were ex-
.m.nyi and "a motion approved Tor
the ,um ui Si:I ~
en- motion the board adjourned g.
: a'..ucS q m December 4. lSOi
x Turner i hereby granted a
r-qu,i:,un Tor di,iniectani Tor eour,
house anil llil
The ,icrk Nas granted a requi,IiIJn
i.r one NOR gage record aHi one
Warrln, hruk
The treasurer presented hIs rcpor
'.r she month oi November. together
Uth h., book, and accounts, which
~. ,N1mu,i and approved. and pad
alr-au;, ordered destroyed
treasurer report showed following
balance:
General Revenue Fund. 81 az. y
klad AID Bridge Fund. lo1'
Fine and Forfeiture Fund.-. "a %
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07

The large CROWD of Spectators
who witnessed the Thanksgiving
football game between Rollins aud
Stet-on, saK St"ts"n WIN by
safety the hardest fought game
ever played IA Drl.aud. Had the
Stetson team played 10 first class
form IL would have sr,r"d ~ least
two touchd"wns, but owing O.
the slump 1T th" whit" and
green" men Rollins wa able t.
prot'ct their goal and at "ue tim"
threaten Ia cT,-s the ~t.t-,n line.
Bolts kicked uu ru Rollins.
Rollins attempted au rud ran and
i"st . yard, gained only eight
wards on furNard pas aud tried
IA outsrd" kIck. The uall vent
- St"tsun "a Erli.u. boyd iue.
Staisuu roster, a. uurs ..Ian to
expect iuuchd.Nu. hat ~tetson
gained "nly ! yarI- 900 three downs
and the bal went O. Rollins.
Rollins Wa hrld i,r downs. \
triple pas melted ~tri,ru ID yd-.
,ioUd gains followed bat q tumble
0-t Stet-on her "ppurluulty {"
score. Bots attempted goal
from placement bat Rollins
blOcked. St-tsuu recovered the
hall bat vas unable g. ma.r h-r
gains. Bolts tried auuthcr goal
frnm a ditliruit placement but
failed. Rollins kicked "ur Co. IN
center of the field. ~tcJ-pu fun.
hled thu / lex tu Rollins. R".Iu.
failed {" gain and puut.i "ayd-
StetsOn again iump,d. Rollins
lost the ball uu forward pas
Stets"n kicked Rollins mad.
game TIL thu ball was iumJl"a Co.
Stetson. Stet>on lot 90" bali 900
loWns. Rollins cont .uurd o. ga,r
nut the hall S"ut o. St.t-on un
her own 3yd linz" kirby pvntrl
out of danger. Rrllin. Wa held
for downs. Bot's made gain o.
~ yds. ON trlpl" pa.- lra-..
made q yds around end k.rDvI
vent through the line f.r In 50,
and placed the ialI uu Rollins
i5yd line Just A. IT, hal, indeed.
IL the lat ~" minutes OF ihl-
half Stcts"u showed good form
and would have sr"r,l iu 90 f,v .
more plays.
In the second half a.. f.
kicked oiT {" Nirklr on tie .'rr.
line, VIM returned l1yi.. ln..,
plays Stetsuu gained - ya-
tumble lost q yds. and tnr la
went a. Rollins Rollins ir-J t'.' .
ball an a forward pas. St.'-.u
gained ~ yds. hctor' Rrlllr- n..l.
Bolts tried goal rrum pIsc"m.r,
hut failed to >c"rr.
Rollins kicked uut - .slyd isu,.
Kirby puntcd 80 yd.. l'nllIn.
attempted punt whi"h EIars
blOcked for 3yd loss Rrli.u,
tOok the hall "n their "yi line
and attempted ai,au'r S'.tsuu
pushed them over the goal for a
safety.
Rollins kirkei "ut Z" ~t.i~ou
a5yd line. KiThy puutc,i ~ yi-.
Gautier recovered th" hall fer
St-tsOn. Strt-uu gained - yd,.
before Rollins held. Ep..u,
kicked ~ yd- Ml"sIr fumr.ct
Rollins failrd {" gain aud painted
% yds. Stetsun iarl"d tn gain
Kirby puntrd to Rollins Ioyd
linz whara III. mann. ..t.t.I
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07
A Merry Christmas to All :!
SANTA CLAUS NINTH ANIMAL VISIT AT
Drills

santa generous his distribution Of
Toys Games Fancy Goods, Florida Souvenirs and other
cepiabe Xmas Gifts.
JAPANESE GOODS High Art China. Iaouered Boxes Screens.
and queer and comical things, reasonable prices.
HIGH ART CHINA WARE In japanese aud other makes
FLORIDA SOUVENIRS mail friends North Of Special
attention paid wrapping ths safely in maabe condition
SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS Finest Goods at Low prices.
ALLIGATOR HAND BAGS Pocket and Bill Books Cigar cases
and other useful articles at prices tO sut.
POSTAL CARD ALBUMS holding Is $40 postal cards,
from isc. 10 also.
CHRISTMAS CARDS Exquisite Designs Plain and Postal
FANCY GOODS Fine Shaving Outfits, Collar Boxes, Picture
Frames Fancy Work and Waste Baskets and other goods toO
mention.
JAPANESE ART SCREENS from 500 to $500 each.
r0N9A In Endless PrOfnSiOn. Dolls, Base Ball
. aud Tennis GODds. Mechanical Toys and ell
kinds Of Games for every purse.
HOSIERY, Handkerchief and Notions.
AT DRILLS, Az Boulevard, DeLand, Fla.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07

The Stetson Chez club expect.
to open its SEASON at sanford thu
FRIDAY evening This after.
noon the Club. consisting of
ts.lve carefully tralnrd v"ic'-s,
and it, director, Prot. "a Mor-e
will leave DeI.and aud will arrive
Mt Sanford in the evening. Her
the first concert will he given
and on Saturday night the club
will appear before an orlardo
audience. The members have
been at work sine Early IN the
term and have earned the guud
time which the trip pr"nis' 5
them.
This years's Glee Club is organ
lied ~ follows:
First tenor First lass
Webb Hill ". Mickle
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07

Cali and see the stock Of Carriage
a. H"dPkin's. Everything from .
kuuat'out tn four horse wagOn.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07

DSn't forget that IiOdgkin keeps a
full linr of carriages In stock and sell,
cheap: also storm aprons.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07

NHH y 81 AN'fN ittaA - ttNtAi.
I'D Mickle Garwuud
90. " Geiger Black
PROGRAM.
O.. TO all you ladies here
tonight CaIcott
stars Of the summer night.
With hlue sky overhead
Columns
Tenor -olo-The Whit"
Horse Inn Mackenzie
WEBB =. HUI.
" Honey want yer NOW
us morn Gclbel
g. puartette- Sleep IN Thy pillow
Nr-.r-. HUI, CAKITuN.
SrARENAN. GARWuOu
o.. 1T the Hills and Wales
r"suund Richard
I'm merry Sailor Lad
Anvil chorus (ll TruVat"rrb
Verdi
% Duet-COme with me
Camplana
Me--rs. HILL aud ID. CARLOS.
Z. In silent mood Emerson
The memorial
- lovely night EyI's1.-
=. Tenor ~ulu-BelOyrd 10 De-
morn AN.UITI
ME. llLr
= - hail ~ y" tree \.rI.
DIXIE
stem sing Bu .art
lu. Quart.tt.-Ialr cot A..r.
O.. EuIuIl" Tag',r
St.t~uH sing Den oven
cur -uIl,g. cheer
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-12-07

- =. Carlton Cramer
II Smith Pelut
n cuud tenor Second bass
l.. Carlton Sparkmau
I'D Mickle Garwuud
90. " Geiger Black.
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b Gee 80
Happenings at StctSOn University

oooooooooe oooooooo
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-30
S;srss Of His Finish.

If the czars soldiers go back on him
as they threaten to do, he might as
well threw up tie sponge If he has one
and make the best terms he can. He
and his brave sou and all of the grand
dukes cannot lick the entire Russian
people. especially If some Of the latter
ere armed with bombs.
AS long as the ezar is surrounded By
a few companies OF loyal soldiers ano
a squad OF police and has private de
tectives in all Of the trees around his
palace il is hardly safe form OF
amusement to make faces at him, Blu!
just let him take his two hands as q
naked proposition for his only defense
and Battling Nelson or even the village
blacksmith would make short work OF
him.
AS long as no one not in his pay is
allowed TO come within throwing dis
lance OF him be looks every inch 2
car. but just let his Cossaczs be bit
ten by the revolution microsc 9o.s bis
snap wosGld be over
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-30

by day in connection with his vocation.
which necessitates constant association
with literature. He began his business
career as errand boy. but soon showed
that a bookish atmosphere had I'M
usual attractions for him, and this led
to his advancement. He became ac-
quainted with celebrated literary men
OF the time who dropped into the store.
and thus as years passed on grew into
an ardent admirer OF good literature.
In the course of events he became own
er OF the business.
He first ran for public office In 1856.
when he was chosen member of the
select council. He has several times
served as presidential elector and as
delegate 10 national Republican CON
yentions In 1881 he was chosen mayor
Of Philadelphia and served until 1895.
In 1901 he acted as president OF the
electoral college of Pennsylvania. He
is one of the trustees Of the Stephen
Girard estate. this b,pdy having charge
of Girari college.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-30
CAMBRIDGE CITY.

Cambridge City, August %, fSpI. -
c. A. Hageman and family returned
from two weeks visit to New Madi
son, o., Tuesday morning, where they
have been the guests of friends and
relatives.
Miss Lille Vinton is seriously i'll
of bilious fever at her home on West
Main street.
Harry kuster has resigned his po-
sition with the Frank H. Ohmit Co,
/ and has accepted a position at the
Cambridge City Casket Works
| Mr.. Paul Marson of Wyandotte, Ky,
/ is here visiting his uncle, C. J. Mar
son and family for few days.
Mrs Isadore Wilson of Spiceland,
and Miss Elizabeth Rankin of Rich
mond, have returned to this city after
pleasant vacation of three months
and will begin their duties as teach
ers in the public schools next week.
Fay Burkett of New York, is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John McElwain,
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Mills and
daughter. Grace, have returned from
Minneapolis, where they have been
the guests of relatives for the past
two weeks.
Mrs Emma Bull and daughter, Bees
sic, of Centeryille, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Wright Saturday.
Miss Reba Ohmit waS the guest of
the Misses Irene and Margaret Hart
at Richmond, Sunday.
Miss Louise Taylor and Mr.. Oryille
Kelley returned to their home in Ea
ton, O., today, after a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Robert Steele
Mrs. John Dyke was the guest of
relatives in Middletown, Ind, today
Mr.. Hugh Mclean of Mansfield, O..
made an inspection of the National
Drill Factory Tuesday. Mr. Nc
Lean is connected with the Robert
Mclean Manufacturing Co., of Mans
field, O., of which this factory is
branch.
Mrs Ellen Cougar of Carthage
Ind, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs j
Fl Swift this week.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-30
GREENSBORO.

Greensboro, Ind, Aug. % (Sn11 y
a number from here are attending
he Chautauqua at Richmond this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Poland, of Dayton,
are guests of relatives here.
Harry Hatfield. of Richmond. spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Myrtle Polk has returned to
her home in Oaktown after a week 5
visit with Miss Nellie Lamb.
Mrs Sue Gaylor. of Richmond.
spent Sunday at home.
The Misses Lewis. of Dayton. is
visiting Kienzle.
Miss Flora Mcdonnell, of Anderson.
is the guest of friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. J. Stafford. of Richmond.
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. Joseph FLOYD.
r. E. Swallow spent Sunday at
home.
Arthur Brooks is preparing to start
a meat market here.
days in Miles. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Allen spent Sun
day at Muncie.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Moore spent Sun
day and Monday at Modoc.
Oliver Albertson has returned
from Winchester after spending a
few days there.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-30
LOCUST HILL.

Locust Hill. Aug. %. (Spl)-Mrs.
Frank Buhle and daughter. Bessie.
snent Saturday afternoon in Cam
bridge.
Mrs. Lucinda Hart spent Saturday
afternoon in Centeryille.
Mrs. John Jackson took her son
Lawrence to DR. Snyder of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Bell and fam
lily spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Fox in Centerville.
Pearl Hart and Frank King spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl LantZe.
Miss Freada Jackson is visiting
Mrs. Earl Lantze this week.
There will be a festival at Bryan S
Chapel Saturday, September the first.
Everybody invited
Mrs. Lucinda Hort called on friends
at Centerville Monday afternoon.