The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-01-09
T. p. A.
Notes
BY T. &. II.

~ BY 7. G. II.
dues is now the order of the day. If |
you have not paid as yet you are no !
longer entitled to any benefits in the /
association. After January 81 all de- |
linquents will be dropped from the !
membership and it will require a new |
entrance fee to regain membership |
in the organization.
If you are one Of the few unpaid |
memberships attend to this matter |
at once.
Warning to the true T. P. A. boys:
Newt North is again in our midst.
| Every T. P. A. member is urged to
attend the meeting of the post the last
| Saturday OF January. This meeting
will bring forth several matters of
great importance and a full attend
ance is earnestly desired.
Any member entered in the pool
and billiard tournament should play
off their matches at once. The COM
mittee in charge is anxious of closing
| the contest
! Post is again to the front with
j. Hoerner is candidate for county
auditor.
| Will Young has gone to Florida to
spend the balance Of the winter. He
hopes to come back to Richmond
much improved in health.
W. A. Wilkinson, formerly with
krame. Hadeler & Co.. wholesale
hardware, of Dayton. Ohio. has accept
ed a position with Pogue, Miller & Co.,
and will cover the territory travelled
by Frank Coffin.
Every member of the board of di-
rectors Is urged to attend the regular
meeting Saturday night, January o.
Several important matters will be be-
fore the board for consideration.
Jim Martin has moved his residence
| to South Thirteenth street, where he
can be found at home any time
President, Will Quigg was presented
with fine Elk pin, gift from the
employees of the Richmond Baking
company. at meeting one day last
week. Every employe contributed to
the purchase of the beautiful emblem
and all were desidous Of showing the
high regard in which they held their
employer. Quigg was considerably
surprised on receipt of the token and
responded with a neat little speech.
VIM. M. Butler Of Cambridge City,
a member of post c has rendered his
resignation with Hood & Co.. Grocers.
of Portland, and is no longer witn
the firm.
H. B. Clark, general manager Of the
Richmond division of the Internation-
al Harvester Co.. has resigned his Of
flee with the company and will tenn
porarily retire from the active field
of labor. Mr.. Worth, of South Bend,
Indiana, comes to assume the Of
flee held by Mr.. Clark and has al
ready taken charge of the local
branch. Mr.. Worth is no stranger to
Richmond. having at one time, been
block man out of the Richmond Of
flee.
banquet was rendered the retir-
ing officer at the Westcott this past
week at which every employee of the
> local division attended.
Mr.. J. NJ. Robinson. District Mana
ger. was with the party and present
ed Mr.. Clark with a fine gold watch.
the gift of the men employed in the
Richmond division
The following articles clipped from
Ben kleeder's column in the Marion
News-Tribune shows how greatly we
have been missed during the last cou-
pie of weeks:
The committee sent out to find the
press chairman of Post c. Richmond,
beg to report that We have found the
Quaker, but have looked in vain for
his T. P. A. news column. Why is
this Brother Harrington? Don't know
what you have been doing lately as
we have been off the list. Don't let
the old man at Terre Haute know
you have been soldering
l say, what has become of Harring.
ton. press chairman of Post c, Rich
mond? Not had his column for three
weeks. Have we lost master and
} gained fellowcraft? Bro. Kraft, of
Post Q stepped into the shoes laid
, aside by Bro. Shaw. We welcome Bro,
! Kraft into the fraternity and hope he
, will qualify himself to take the third.
Send us your dope. we want to see the
, menu you are serving the Qs. VIII
say don't rile up Brother Crawford