The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-31
7. p. A.
Notes
BY T. c. II.
Smoke and lunch next Friday night

receive the FOUNDERS and either be able
to put up good excuse for not joining
or be able to put up the necessary en-
trance fee. The latter will be the bet
ter way to act
c. 0. Tooker. formerly of Richmond.
but now OF Kokomo. was in the city
Friday. attending to some important
business matters.
Quite number Of the T. p. A. BOYS
attended the Commercial club smoker
last week in response to an invitation
and spent a good time.
A movement is on foot looking for
ward to the Indiana division to be held
in Fit. Wayne. next spring This
movement is an effort made on the
part of our local post to have at least
one hundred and fifty members az
tend this meeting and show prope-
loyalty to our state president. We
must go to Ft. Wayne with a strong
representation and the only way to do
this is to start the work early and
keep always at it.
Announcement is made Of the ap-
preaching marriage Of one OF our mos.
popular young members, Mr.. Harry D.
Thomas, to Miss Florence B. Clapp,
Of Albion. Ind. Miss Clapp is the &C
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Clapp. who are quite prom
inent in the affairs OF Albion. The
bride to be is we'll known in Richmond.
having visited here a number Of times
Miss Lillian Knick baum of Albion will
be bridesmaid and Mr.. Ed Tuighi, an
other member of Post c. will act as
best man. The wedding will occur
Wednesday. November 10. at high noon
and promises to be the leading society
event of Albion. The couple will spend
all the leading points Of interest. Afte:'
their return from their trip they will
be at home for the winter in Albion.
Mr.. Thomas has a large circle Of
friends in Richmond. who wish him
well and the T. P. A. boys especially
extend to the future groom the best
wishes for happy and successful flu
ture. 1t is with no little regret that
We lose Harry and every member Of
the post will miss his genial smile and
usual happy manners. We would
wish he could remain in Richmond.
w. A. Deweese. formerly with A. H.
Bartel Co., has rendered his resigna
ton to that firm and has accepted a
position with Hibben. Holly &Co.. of
Indianapolis. wholesale dry goods deal
ers. Deweese will cover most of the
territory formerly travelled in the in
terest of his old firm. He will con.
tinue to make Richmond his home.
A large number Of the boys Of Post
c have made arrangements to be in
the city Tuesday and vote at the city
election.
Almost every manufacturer Of We.
hicles and implements in the city, was
represented during the last week at the
exhibits at the Cincinnati vehicle and
implement show and all report good
quantity of sales made.
tears and having welded our pen in
the vain attempt to say everything
good we could Of one departed brother,
we are now compelled to withdraw ev-
erything we ever said and reserve our
kind words to some future date. 1t Is
reported that c. o. Tooker is about to
sell his new business in KokomO and
it is momentarily expected to have him
march in on US with his glad hand ex-
tended to all and looking for his old
job.
There are some things you can never
get rid of.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
post took place last night with large
number of members present Ar.
rangements were made for the smoker
and lunch to be given Friday night and
the entertainment committee was Civ
en- instructions to arrange a pleasing
program for the evening. Several
members from over the state. outside
the officers. have signified their inten-
tions OF being present and visiting
with Post c on this occasion. Every
member of Post C is urged to be on
hand, and in this way show to the state
officers the high quality of our men,
bership.
Tom Williams is reported on the sick
list and unable for duty. The boys at
the post hope to see him around soon
at the usual place.
The following is taken from the Ma
rion News-Tribune. and shows the
wonderful ability of our friend Bro.
Kluder. to write things as they some
times appear to him.
The T. P. A. all over the state have
their eyes on Post n. We are looked
on as a good bunch, and go where you
will over the state, and say you are
member of Post n, they will all stand
I'D and listen. Post n has always
stood up for all that Is good in T. p
IA. ism, no matter whether at state
or national gathering. They have
stood out open and above board for
what was right and have never been
accused Of treachery- The post has
$1,000 - crh;ch u,a are all nr0,id and