The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-22
T. P. A.
Notes
BY T. c. II.

bI 1. 1. n.
Warren Mcclure has returned from
his vacation trip and is again on the
job selling lacks and barbed wire.
Newt Jenkins attended the auto
races in indianapolis Friday and came
home with the impression that such
stunts should be legislated out of
business.
The ducks have again settled down
in the marshes and the waring ele-
ments are again peaceful and quiet.
Let everyone be careful not to dis
turb the peaceful calm and again
awake the slumbering wild beasts and
fowls.
The T. P. A. have placed a tent in
the chautauQua grounds and the same
Is opened to all members and their
families. Any +. P. A. member or
any one Of his family is perfectly free
to use the tent at any time Any out
of town merchant is at liberty to use
the tent If he SO desires and will be
welcomed by some one in charge.
John Highley Is again able to be on
the road after being disabled for sew
eral weeks. He is making only short
trips however, as he does not feel able
to venture too far from home.
ir,o -,
hand is seen in the heavens, Shorty"
Shreeves is seen to "skidoo'' from the
home which he has established in the
Glen and make straight shoot for
the club rooms. leaving his family to
brave the storm by themselves If it
rains and storms, then he is in a great
hurry to get back but not until the
storm is all over does he tear himself
away. It's safer in the club rooms.
c. o. Tooker and J. B. Hegger have
the chautauqua tent in charge and will
give everybody the glad hand that
comes their way. We are looking for
some hot times from these men and a
reunion of T. p A. members is being
planned for next Saturday night in the
T. p A. tent. Don't miss this rare op-
portunity of being able to visit the
two generals of Post C in their official
headquarters. The countersign and
pass word will be given out at the
club rooms.
Frank Highley while in indianapolis
yesterday fell on the sidewalk and
e%a hoA Ia
He was carried to nearby automo-
bile and conveyed to the station where
he was sent home on the car. Dr.
Harold. Post C physician. was called
in and hopes to have Frank around in
good shape in few days.
The following was received last
night late, by wireless from the chau-
tauqua grounds:
+. c. Harrington. Press, Dear Sir:
We moved out to the chautauqua
Friday afternoon and our location is
No. 400 Chautauqua avenue. We are
comfortably fixed and had some WISH
tors Friday evening. Expect a lot of
T. p. AS Saturday and Sunday Sun
day we will not have accommodations
for all of T. p. A. but Mr.. Tooker and
myself will make room. So have all
the boys come Sunday afternoon and
evening and We will give them a warm
reception. Our tent is the SWEETEST
ever seen here and all the passersby
give us the glad hand Give Took. the
tent and myself good press notice.
Harrington, as We will not be in Sat
urday to see the boys but must stay
out here and work for the good old
T. p. A. Yours.
HEGGER.
Later-Come out Harrington and
bring Quisg.
Another one of our good members
has passed from among us. Charles
Land. while not an active member
was always glad to be classed with
the T. P. A. and was proud of his
membership in our organization. We
likewise were proud of having as one
Of our associates. so kind, so generous
and such a genial person as Mr. Char
les Land. We regret most sincerely
his sudden end. A good T. p. A, a
good husband, good father and bust
ness man. What more can be said o.
any one.
How funny some fellows business
always takes them to indianapolis