The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-12
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BY T. G. II.
Ask the big Chief"

/ Dr. L.. -. II.
Ask the big Chief
John B. Hegger is again feeling his
old time self and will soon be able to
hold his own with the rest OF the boys.
There are few, even among trav-
cling men. that can never appreciate
a good story or enjoy joke. no mat
ter II they are at the expense OF some
other fellow. To assume a grouchy.
never-smile attitude is not only plac-
ing oneself in a position to become
the laughing-stock OF the post in gen.
erai, but also 1t grows so steadily and
greatly that one can not get away
from the habit. Cheer up, Mr.
Crouch, and be good, jolly fellow.
just for week. Try it.
Have you heard OF the new organiza-
ton within the local T. P. A.? Within
the last week a new division OF the
local organization OF the T. P. A. has
been created and it promises to grow
quickly and reach large proportions
The new order starts out with four
charter members and several more
patiently waiting until the organiza-
ton is perfected and ready to receive
members. The order. however. prom
Uses to be very exclusive and Will draw
close lines on all applicants. The
name OF the new organization Is The
Secretive and Honorable Order OF
Tight-Wads. A committee is busily
at work on a ritual and code OF rules
and will be ready for business In a
short time.
James Martin has been visiting his
daughter In Fowler for the last three
weeks. He has returned home and is
again ready to take part in the doings
around the club rooms. All the boys
are glad to see Jim back.
c. o. Tooker will leave Monday to
take UP his new line Of work on the
road. Where he goes no one knows,
as he positively refuses to make
known his route or his line Of goods.
Perhaps he has signed with some de-
tective agency. who knows
All the T. p. A. boys are about con-
vinced that Peary never reached the
pole at all. Had he been there he
surely would have seen the T. p A.
emblem left there by Cook
J. G. Boyd and wife. who were In
jured in an automobile accident Sun.
day last. while out walking with his
brother-in-law. President Elmer T..
Lebo, are improving as rapidly as can
be expected considering the extent of
their injuries. All the boys Of the
post were sorry to hear Of the unfor-
tunate affair and wish him and his
wife speedy recovery. Mr.. Boyd
made many warm friends during his
visit at the club rooms last Saturday
and Sunday who regret that such an
accident happened him.
The chairman of the sick and relief
committee Is again able to be back al
his post Of duty and is looking after
his work in a noble manner.
Today will witness the coming into
Richmond OF the first j., M. & I
train. All the trains. heretofore stop
ping at Cambridge City. the original
terminal Of that branch Of the Penn
sylvania, will continue on to Rich
mond and thus make this city the ter
ninal. Both passenger and freight
trains will run into our city. This
change will not only improve the
freight service to those shipping goods
out OF Richmond, but will add greatly
to the convenience Of the T. p. A. us
ing this road. The following schedule
is published: Trains departing. 6:3S
a. M. 1:45 p. m. Trains arriving
1880 a. m. 1855 p. m. Effective
Sept. IL, 1901 q. m.
A new Pennsylvania time card goef
In effect today and all T. P. A. mem
bers are warned to inquire of the tick
ct office for a card, showing the new
schedule. Nos. and 1S are changed
No. leaving five minutes earlier. and
Nc. Is at 5:12 a. m. In place OF 5: &c
a. m.
There was special meeting Of the
board of directors last night to looi
after some necessary business that
came up for prompt action.
Marion Shreeves was in Indianap
oils all last week receiving his Gus
toners who came to see the fair ant
incidentally called at his new firm.
store room to inspect the place anG
get acquainted with the people com
posing the new firm. A lunch was
served continually throughout the
week and great many people visited
the store. surprised to find such 4
complete wholesale grocery and con
Quoted by such cool whole-soul men
One more chicken is left. Who vii
have It?
Don't forget the last Saturday II
September-that's meeting night.