The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
The City in Brief.

Late Florida Oranges at Prices.
BUTTERFLIES Patterns. Morris & Cos
May Festival season tickets are fol
sale at Humpe's shoe store.
The Special Sale of s8c Gowns ane
Skirts at knolienberg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel HoItzmiIler. O
West Alexandria, are visiting in tbs
city.
Township assessors and those as
sisting in the assessment were paid
by the county commissioners.
100 beautiful Gold Fish just received
at Prices.
See our Window for esc Skirts
knoilenbera's.
It is understood that County Super
intendent c. W. Jordan will be elected
to succeed himself June /.
Mrs. W F. Starr has returned from
a visit with relatives at Glendale, o.
| Telephone the Ricnrnonc steam
Laundry TO get vour laundry e
Patrol Driver Ellsworth Livelsberg-
er has resumed work after a several
/ weeks absence on account of Illness.
| Prices chocolates are all right;
| they are the very best
The complete assortment of Gowns
and Skirts at 98c is shown on our sec
ond floor. knolenberg's Store.
| D. Z. Creitz, of Cambridge City was
elected a member of the board of gov
errors of the Indiana Millers' Associa-
ton, at Indianapolis.
Mrs r. Hyde of Greenville, Ohio,
| is visiting in Richmond.
Free turtle soup Saturday night at
Speck Torbeck's. st
The Earlham base ball team is op-
ening the season on Reid Memorial
Field this afternoon with a team from
Antioch College.
Miss Ruth Wood has returned from
Anderson where she had been visit
ing.
U-all-no minis and Arctic brittle
mints at Prices.
Lawrence Smelser went to Cincin-
natl today to represent Earlham Col
Iege in the Interstate Peace contest.
Take your laundry to me Richmond
Steam Laundry, 90 Main St.. phons
ISL. Carpets Cleaned. July31-tf
e8c-98c-98c buys a beautiful, eIe-
gantiy trimmed Skirt or Gown. Knoll
ienberg's Store.
Relatives were notified of the SER
ious illness of Miss Zona Grave, of
Franklin township, at Marion. Miss
Grave has been a student at the Mar
ion Normal school.
Go to VIM. Waking's for bicycle and
repair work, 400 Main street. lost
Plans for a new $4,000 place of wor-
ship at Seventh and South e streets,
were accepted by the building com
mittee of ST. Johns Lutheran church.
Bids will be received for the con-
struction up to June /.
Drop in at knoIIenberg's and see
the beautiful Skirts and Gowns. Price
only 50 cts.
DR.. Charles Kneise Cambridge City, |
was elected vice-president of the East |
ern Indiana Dental Association, at the |
in Anderson. He was form
erly secretary-treasurer.
New York Count Oysters at Prices.
Arrangements have been made for
the purchase of furnishings for the
new Home for Friendless Jail, by the
county commissioners. The new de-
partment of the home has been COM
pleted.
Go to VIM Waking's for job work.
None too small or none too large. All
work done promptly. loot
Robert S. Ashe, of this city, is one
of the directors of the Greenfield
Light & Power company, which filed
articles of Incorporation in the office
Of the secretary of state at Indianap-
oils.
See our window for esc Gowns.
KnolIenberg's.
See VIM. Cosgrove at Waking's
plumbing store 400 Main street Tor
modern and sanitary plumbing, heat
ing and ventilating. Also job work
3ana nronlntly lost
Sharon r. Mote of this city, is on
board the America Maru, that sailed
from San Francisco for Manila, re-
GENTLY. Mr.. Mote will be one of the
American school teachers in the Phil
ppines.
e8c-e8c-e8c for beautiful Skirts
and Gowns at knoIIenberss.
Prices for the very best Ice Cream,
seven flavors.
Turtle soup free, Saturday night at
raylor's. 451 South 9Th st. 16-2t
Notice of an increase in capital
stock from 100000 to 100000 has {
,een filed in the office of the secre-
airy of state by the c. P. Lesh paper
of Indianapolis, corpora
ion in which Richmond people are in
crested.
Turtle soup every Saturday, all day
It Ed. Muey's, 20 S. 9th street. Ready
It 10 a. m. 17-2t
Heashe Vaudeville and Specially
company will give their initial per-