The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26

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News. who is now in Europe to re-
turn. He might be able to attend.
Very truly yours,
Hilton U. Brown,
General Manager
EIdorado Bee.
Dear Sir:
We thank you very much for your
hearty invitation to attend your Fall
Festival and we will do what we can
to help make it a success. Will try to
arrange to be with you on the 7th.
Wishing you successful festival,
am, Respectively,
Grover Rooms.
College Corner News.
Dear Sir:
have before me your very kind
invitation and shall, if possible, avail
myself of the opportunity to attend.
Thanking you for this great kindness,
/ am, Yours,
S. H. Freeman
Connersville Times-News.
Dear Sir:
The writer begs to acknowledge re-
ceipt of your kind invitation of Aug.
IL to be present at a banquet in your
city upon the occasion of the Fall Fes-
tival. AS "the most representative
citizen in this community" (you fell
lows ought to get lot of free adver-
Using on the strength of that it &C
cords me much pleasure to accept
same.
Trusting to meet you personally at
that time, and again thanking you,
believe me, Cordially yours.
-...- E. W. Tatman.
Haeerstown Exponent.
Dear Sir:
l received an invitation some time
since to be present on Oct. at the
banquet to be given in honor of the
editors of this district, and sent an
immediate reply. Strange you did not
receive it.
l hasten to acknowledge receipt of
your invitation under date of Sept.
%. which has just, been received, and
assure you 1 accept with pleasure
your very kind invitation to be with
you on the 7th Of October.
Yours most sincerely,
H. ]. Day.
New Castle Courier.
Dear Sir:
Your favor of the o2nd is received
concerning the representation of the
Courier at the editors banquet on the
evening of Oct Z. Count two for US.
myself and son, George A. Elliott.
Anything that We can do to boost
along the Fall Festival. command us
Yours very truly,
w. H. Elliott.
Winchester Democrat.
Dear Sir:
l expect to attend. but it is a little
too far in advance to speak with GER
tainty. Will advise you later. Yours,
A. c. Hindsley.
The New Paris Mirror.
Dear Sir:
Replying to your letter in regard to
my acceptance of your invitation to
the Fall Festival banquet, will say
that I accepted same and so wrote
you, but possibly the same missed fire
some way. 1t is my intention to be
present at your banquet.
l presume that you desire your Fall
Festival ad to go again next week. II
not, kindly notify me, or send new
copy as the case may be. Trust that
You can get the copy out early.
Respectfully.
Arch. r. Raney
Eaton Herald.
Dear Sir:
Am pleased to accept your invita-
ton for the Festival for October It'll.
you for the same and wish
ing for the success of Eastern Indi-
ana's Greatest Event l am,
Respectfully,
c. B. Unger.
Indianapolis Star.
Dear Sir:
In reply to yous kind letter of the
23rd, / beg to state that your invita- |
ton evidently went astray as I am |
quite certain 1t did not reach my |.
desk. If it is at all convenient, and !
hope it will be. l will be glad to be |
with you in person. II not, will de- /
tail one of our staff correspondents i
to represent the paper.
Very truly yours.
B. q. Lawrence.
Managing Editor.
Hamilton Republican.
Dear Sir:
Your letter of September 22nd re-
>efved and it will not be necessary to i
make any arrangements for the writ +
n. because viii come on the morn Il
ng train and return in the evening.
will endeayor to spend one day with
rou and attend your banquet
Thanking yuu sor the kind invita-