The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-09
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Notes
BY w. II. Q.

The c. & O. railroad will put on its
new through trains beginning today.
There will be n slight change in the
schedule of the old trains. Travellers
out of Richmond using the c. & O.
new time of trains. The new trains
promise to become popular with the
travelling public.
o. G.. Mitchell has accepted a po-
sition with the Richmond Candy Com
pany and will begin his new duties to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Mitchell will
cover the territory formerly travelled
by Frank Wehrly, which lies mostly
north of Richmond. He has been spen-
ding the past week in the house get
ting acquainted with the new line of
goods.
W. H. QIas and family left yester-
day morning for Crooked Lake where
they wilt~~epend. the balance of the
month. They expect to be joined later
by many other Richmond T. p. AS
who will spend the warm days fishing
Marian Shreeves apd A E. Holmes
with their families, Returned yester.
day afternoon ,frsA, Ctooked Lake 1t
is reported op>gof authority that
Shorty" enjoyed the greatest fishing
experienced by any fisherman. In the
past year Shorty" has found fishing
rather tame sport but this year the
Little Fellow" took to fishing with a
vim that even surprised Jim Lewis
The warm weather has had much to
do with causing Shorty" to fish as he
did, he stating that the better it is the
more fish he can catch. Three large
barrels of fish have been brought
home by the party and all their
friends can have a taste of them by
calling on shorty" Phone No. 2465
JsmentshazAaOssO. .shrdl amaham all
Christ Bailey returned yesterday
from Crooked Lake, having spent his
vacation at this popular resort Mrs
Bailey remained at the lake and will
spend the balance of the month there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Mendenhall spent
yesterday in FIT Wayne visiting rela
tives.
J. NJ. Lewis, Chas. Pierson. Frank
Parson and John r. Hegger will spend
the latter part OF July at Crooked
Lake.
Willie Quigg has made arrange
ments with every agent along the G
R. & l. railroad to receive special ex
press which he is forward to his
different customers along the line be
ginning the days he will be at Crook
ed Lake. Quigg has promised to send
fresh FISH daily to all thecustomers
along the line and the G. r. & l. viii
carry a special refrigerator car &c
handle the increased business
Mrs. William Kramer who has beer
critically i'll is reported as much i'm
proved with every indication now OF
her speedy recovery.
In the death OF George R. Dilks
post c has lost one of its oldest and
most faithful members. Mr.. Dilks had
been a member of the local post fol
many years and had always taken a
very active part in the affairs Of the
organization. He was at one time pres
ident Of post c, and gave much OF his
timeand energy to aid in the up-buil
| ding of the T. P. A. in Richmond
Dilks was widely known among thu
travellers of the country who will re
greet TO learn of his death. In local T
P. A circles the death of Mr.. DiIks
| is keenly felt, he being held in higt
esteem by the members of the 1oca
post
The committee selected to attend
the funeral of George r Dilks con
sists of John B. Hegger, William Kra
mer. 1. E. Turner and John Minnich