The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-05-15
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It IL now ex-PYesident Lebo.
The boys seem ~ have entirely re-
covered from ItSlr experiences at
Fort Wayne.
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Where will the nsxt convention go?
Everybody attending the state con-
vention is delighted with the treatment
accorded them by the Fort Wayne peo-
pie. The business interests seeming
ly were the most conspicuous and left
nothing undone that would tend to-
ward the comfort Of the visitors.
Frank Highley couldn't stand the
extreme high life indulged in at Fort
Wayne and was taken suddenly sick
Monday while at Muncie and the SER
vices Of the hotel physician was ne
cessary. He recovered after a couple
days lay-up at Muncie and was able to
finish up his trip. The next time he
is going to be more moderate In eating
at the T. p. A. banquets.
dianapolis houses were ordered to be
in Indianapolis yesterday to partici-
pate with their employers In an ex-
cursion around the Belt railroad and
to be whit hem at = vaudeville enter
tainment and supper at the German
House in the evening. The Indianap-
oils Trade Association was conduct
ing the days outing and was especial
ly desirous OF showing the statesmen
living outside of Indianapolis the great
advantage the city enjoys - a jobbing
and manufacturing center. The trip
around the Belt was from / p. m. to
$50 p. m. Among those invited were
the following Richmond men. Elmer
Lebo. Marion Shreeve, J. M. Lewis,
Chas. Pierson, Chris Bailey and Jas.
Clements
The +. p. A. extends to the st. 10.
seph society and the visiting dele
gates and friends the free use of the
club rooms during their convention
days. The rooms will be always open
and visitors can ind there a pleasant
place to meet and rest.
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What shall we do with our ex-presi
dents has been a question often de
bated. Post & has quickly settled II
by putting the last ex-president to
work In the kitchen. Lebo will have
charge OF the lunches in the future
From president to chef is Lebo's rapid
change. How have the mighty fallen,
the marriage of Mr.. Chas. O. Tookel
to Mrs. Grouse Of Winchester This
was denied at the time but our author
,ity was the best. We. have now in
Our city as future residents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. o. Tooker. Took" has sold
his business at Kokomo and has re.
turned to Richmond to reside. He has
also brought with him his bride who
has been living in Winchester and they
have taken UP temporary quarters on
South Tenth street. The wedding oc.
cured during the month of Decem
ber and has been kept secret quite
successfully until the post press man
got busy on the case. We again wish
to extend congratulations to both the
bride and groom. The members OF
Post G are greatly pleased to have
with them again their old friend.
Uncle Billy" Ryan's report as state
press chairman was the best ever of
fered Mt a convention OF the Indiana di
vision. It seems that ''Uncle Billy Is
improving with age as he has life
tenure OF the office we can look fol
some excellent epistles from the worthy
gentleman.
Post G has heard many compli
mentary remarks about their nobby
high hats that created such stir al
Fort Wayne. In fact we had begur
to be accustomed to all these flatter
ing remarks. But here comes anoth
err that completely knocks us sill,
and we are again away UP in the air
We have been handed a few roses but
the following clipped from Bro
Kraft's column In the New Albany
Tribune is surely whole greenhouse
But the Richmond boys headed b,
r. G. Harrington, that handsome press
chairman surely captured the fair Sc,
in Ft. Wayne. Richmond made a flint
showing in the parade and wherevel
they were with their nobby plug hats.
Our new president. Mr.. Chas. NJ
link. OF New Albany. has we'll merite
ed the position to which he has beer
elected. As true T. p. A. of the Indi
ana stripe, he Is shining example
No one member in the state has done
harder or more consistent work fol
the organization than has Mr.. link
He has given much of his time to Thu
cause. He has championed at all pc
RODS Of our growth the proper policie.
and has has always stood flat footed
against anything having any taint O
trickefY or dishonesty about It. As :
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