The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-08
HEARTY WELCOMES
TO RICHMOND MEN
Trade Boosters Received En-
Enthusiastically in Several
Ohio Towns.

Seventythree representative busi-
ness men of Richmond started this
morning at 9 o'clock on the second
Boosters excursion, visiting the towns
of New Paris, New Madison. Eldorado.
West Manchester, Lewisburg, West
Alexandria. Eaton and other small
towns between Eaton and this city on
the National road.
The trip is being made in seven
teen automobiles, each machine bear
ing streamers, which explained the
purpose of the visit and from where
the boosters were. The party stopped
at Lewisburg where they ate dinner
at hotel
At Eldorado the school children
marched to the city limits and well
coined the party as they drove into
the city by singing songs and waving
American fla9s- .,.-s- -. ~ &
Get Roysi Welcome.
The party stopped at the Masonic
Temple at that place, where J. c. Ju-
day. mayor of the town. delivered the
address of welcome in which he said
that he was glad to become acquaint-
ed with the Richmond men. Messrs
Swayne, Louck and Jordan. of the
Richmond party. responded to the ad-
dress of welcome and explained the
purpose of the trip.
Mayor l. S. Wanger of New Madison
delivered the address of welcome in
behalf of the business men and citi-
zens at that place in the hall of the
Knights Of Pythias lodge. S. E. Swayne
president of the local Commercial
Club, responded to the address.
At Eldorado and New Madison the
boosters were shown about the towns
At New Paris and other small towns
the boosters mingled with the mer.
chants and informed them of the OBJ.
ject of the visit
The only accident which occurred
was to the car owned by George Dilks,
two valves being broken, just as the
party was leaving New Paris. The
trailing car, driven by Ed Morel stop
ped and Morel worked for thirty min
utes on the machine finally getting it
into running condition.
List Of the Boosters.
Machine owners-S. E. Swayne, G.
E. Thompson, Geo. H. Dilks. Morel
Bricker. A. B. Fu]ghum. Adam H. Bar
tel, Eben Louck. w. J. Hutton. How
ard A. Dill. A. L. Jenkins, Westcot,
Motor Car Co., A. D. Gayle, o. S. Nix
on, Paul Comstock. E. B.~knollen
berg. W. NJ Murray, Palladium. DR.
A. w. Park.
Those in the Party-S. E. Swayne
e. NJ. Haas. w. C. Hibberd. S. K. Nor
gan, r. b. JJones, Samuel Fred. w. NJ
Penny. Philip Birch, o, P. Nusbaum
Carl Duning. D. l.. Mather. J. W
Lamson. l.. B. Campbell, J. NJ. Coe
| Leroy E. Browne. Fred Hackman
l.. G. King, Sol Frankel, B. D. Game
H. c. Hasemeier. Chas Igelman, F. J
Cunningham, B. B. Johnson, W. X
Bradbury. Herbert S. Weed, John c
Bayer. John Harrington. Edward War
fel, Clarence Ferling, Chas. w. Jor
dan, John Thomas, a. A. Burr, Johl
Johnson, Frank l. Reed, John Egge
meyer. E. S. Curtis. Clifford Price
Fred Lemon, j. NJ. Coate, Chas. D
Slifer. Adam H. Bartel. John Zwissler
A. w. Gregg, Chas. D. Shideler, a. NJ
Gardner. VIM. H. Quigg. Geo. E. Seid
Ell. c. T. Price, Horace Kramer, c. E
, Thomason. A. D. Gayle, o. S. Nixon
l. n Worth. Eben Louck, o. B. Full
ghum, w. J. Hutton, Howard A. Dill
A L. Jenkins, E. B. knollenberg. Pau
Comstock, w. NJ. Murray. E. H Har
ris, Dwight Ingram, Carl Brown. w
H. Kramer. Roy Dennis, DR.. w. A
Park. Ed Morel. Mr.. Moodey, G. @
Ballinger, E. r. McConaha, Waite
NeCoraha Henry KnoIlenberg