The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Butterick's patterns. Morris & Co.'S

| Butterick's patterns. Morris & Cos
Jesse Jarrett, aged %, 2O4 Soutl
Second street, has typhoid fever.
Millinery opening. next Tuesday
Miss Porter, Westcott Hotel building
21-3
Ralph Neal, South Sixteenth sire ct
is visiting his grandmother at Cincin
natl.
Edward Beatty, of Logansport, who
has been visiting his parents, returned
home Saturday evening.
For Sale-William Dicks old stand
North A street, for sale cheap, on easy
payments; call at 112 n. 18th. cot
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Harter of Hag
erstown are visiting Mrs. Harters sis
tiers in Richmond.
Mrs Frances, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Murray
returned to Cincinnati, Saturday.
Mrs. George Tibbetts, of Convoy, o..
has returned home after a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Lacey.
Mrs Louis Campbell and children
of Richmond, visited her father, John
Hollingsworth at Lynn the past week
Wanted-Two first-class coat max
ers. S29 Main street; permanent pc,
sition to right party. George w
Schepman.
James and Harry Dennis, formerly
of this city have sold their interest in
a kitchen cabinet factory at Green
field.
We will have large line of pattern
hats on display Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Lora Nolder, 80 North Eighth
street. 22-2t
William Mills has returned home
from Columbus, O., with his son, Ma
than and Byron Oldaker, runaway
boys.
Wanted-Two first-class coat max
ers. S29 Main street; permanent po-
Schep man.
Miss Jean Smith of Richmond is at
Hagerstown to visit Miss Esther Jones
who is teaching District No. in Dali
ton township.
Attend the display of fall millinery
at Lora holders 80 North Eighth
street Tuesday and Wednesday. Store
open evenings. 2Z-2t
Miss Maude Hagen, who has been
the guest of Miss Pearl Mitchell OF
South Twelfth street left Saturday for
her home at Adrian, Mich.
Wanted-Two first-class coat max
ers. S29 Main street; permanent po-
-;rof nrty
George Bond, who has been visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Bond for two months has returned to
Ann Arbor to re-enter Michigan uni
The base of the monument planned
by Rev. D. j. McMullen in st. Mary's
,erretery to the memory of the priests
ofaSt. Mary's church, probably will be
set November 1.
]. H. Mclaughlin the big South Da-
xota Odd Fellow will arrive in Rich
nond today to be the guest of friends
'or several days. 1t is highly prob
able that during his stay in Richmond
he local lodges will tender him re-
,eption.
Wanted-Twenty-five sober and in
iustrious men for night work, COM
nencing Monday, Sept. % Men who
IAN furnish good recommendation
md who have some mechanical ability.
Good wages and steady employment
With chance of promotion. Apply Mon
lay morning at Elliott & Reid's, 4th
md Railroad streets, West Richmond. |
21-2t /
D. /. Brady, who for a number of
ears has had charge of the Gaar /
flats on Main street, has leased the |
Id Akron hotel building and will OPP
rate it in the future as the New Av-
nue. hotel, strictly stag hosiery. |
The building is now being painted 1
nd will be thoroughly renovated and
verhauled, preparatory to the open
ng The thirty rooms will be fitted
ut in comfortable manner. In addi-
ion to the lunch room and pool rooms
vhich will be conducted for the pat
ons, free reading room will be
When the building is Civ
n the overhauling now underway. it
ill present decidedly new appear
nee Railroad patronage will be cat
red to. it is understood.
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