The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-20
ELDCRADO, OHIO.

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Eldorado. O.. Feb. 2o.-Rev. ]. II.
BlackfO ford of this place. Ofhciated at
very pretty wedding which occurred at
the residence of the bride near Hol-
lansbrug at o'clock last evening,
when Miss E. Z. Downing was united
in marriage to Z. E. Sinks OF New
Madison. The grandparents of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Obediah Lawrence
of Greenville. acted as best man and
woman to the contracting parties.
Mrs. Isaac Miller is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Schreel at
Greenville.
Grandmother Leas of West Manches-
ter. died at her home Wednesday af-
ternoon. Burial at Lewisburg Satur-
day morning.
Rev. J. A. Stoner will occupy the
Universaist pulpit next Sunday morn
ing and evening. The Spirit OF the
Living Creature in the Wheels fur
nishes the morning subject, and the
Parable of the Ninety and Nine the
evening subject.
Zachariah Bechtol Of Eaton, father
of Mrs c. H. Stayton Of this place,
who was recently stricken with para
lyss is somewhat better.
The ladies of the Z. B. church have
organized a thimble circle to meet the
first Thursday afternoon of each
month. The first meeting will be held
in March. The purpose of the circle
is to do all kinds of sewing. They
have 81 members in the organization.
Miss Hattie Deem is the guest of
friends in Anderson, Ind.
The Woman's Alliance will hold the
regular business meeting at the home
of Mrs Alice Campbell this evening.
Next Thursday evening an old fash
toned spelling bee will be held at the
Brinley school house.
prising contractors. has leased the H.
P. Davis saw mill located on the Ma
tional road
c. H. McGriff, a prominent business
man of our neighboring village of New
Madison. who has been seriously i'll
for some time, is again able to take
up the management of his many bust
ness enterprises.
Quite little excitment was caused
last evening upon the arrival of a man
who claimed to be doing a walking
stunt of about $4,000 miles. He dined
at the Harris restaurant, and while
eating very heartily, talked little.
While occupying seat at the lunch
counter he was viewed with as much
interest as are the sea lions in the Zoo
when being fed.
DR.. B. F. Beans and Rev, c. F. Grau-
ser of New Paris, are two of the prom
inent names appearing on the program
of the 43rd convention of the Moore
Monroetownship Sunday schools in
Kimmel's hall. February IS.
Russell Richard, student in the
agricultural college at Columbus. has
returned to his studies after a pleas
ant visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Richard
Mrs. H. B. Sells is home. from a visit
with frinends in Richmond.
A very interesting letter from Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Barnhart from Flor
ida. to their daughter Gertrude. ap-
peared in the Bee this week. 1t is full
of interesting information regarding
Florida
Judge H. NJ. Cole, 63, formerly on
the Darke county bench, died Tuesday
evening at the Ratliff sanitarium at
Dayton. His death was due to pneu-
monia. The body was shipped to
Greenville for burial last evening. The
funeral arrangements are not yet COM
pleted. Judge Cole was we'll and favor
ably know here.
John Flannery who was stabbed in
Dayton Wednesday night. was a form
er citizen of Preble county.
C. E. Shewmon. Carl and c. H. Mil
Ter. and A. ]. Hamilton. were Dayton
visitors last evening.
1t is INTO generally understood that
every graduate of an Ohio high school
is entitled to free tuition and all the
privileges of Ohio state university at
Columbus. Ohio, university at Athens,
Miami university at Oxford. or if a
colored child. Wilberforce university
at Xenia. We trust our boys and
girls in high school will endeavor to
take advantage Of the above privilege
A business meeting Of the members
of the Universalist church will be held
at Kimmel's hall Saturday evening TO
vote on the plans presented in build
ing of the new church.
Chauncey Lee has sold his huckster
route and is making a speciality of his
latest venture, that of q public auc-