The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
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BY w. II. Q.

vie for supremacy and see who can
command the most votes and thereby
get elected as president to serve dur
ing the ensuing year. L. e. Browne
and T. c. Harrington have thrown
their hats in the ring" and jumped in
after them, and the fight is on. May
the best man win. To add to the in.
terest and excitement of the evening.
"Shorty's" crowd are already prepar-
ing goose liver" and so forth to
tickle the T. p A. palates and incl
dentally make every member glad he
voted. Come up boys, it is everybOdy's
race.
sly Beebe was found last Tuesday
afternoon riding one of Alex Gordon's
prairie schooners" with a smile about
four feet wide adjoining his usually Sc
rene countenance. 1t is such an un-
usual sight to see anyone smiling
| when humping along in one of our
| city street cars that everyones curl
osity was aroused. 1t did not, how
ever. take much questioning to find
the reason therefor-Beebe was most
, tickled to death to say, why it's a
boy" At last accounts S. J. was slowly
recovering and Mrs. B. and Mr.. B.
Junior were doing fine.
| Chairman Lebo, of the membership
some feathers in his hat, sharpened
his tomahawk and went after scalps
last Saturday. Alone he would have
had but little effect, most everybody
taking him as joke, but by the able
assistance of our president. the chair.
men of press and arrangements CON-
mittees. also l.. E.. Browne, things
were done and twelve new names
were added to our membership roll, as
follows. E. A. Weisbrod, with the
Minck Brewing Co.; E. E. Thomas,
with the Seidel Buggy Co.; A. P.
Thomas, with Robinson and Co.; VIM.
James, with McCasky Register Co.;
F. L. Alleh, with the Western Ohio
Creamery Co.; s. C. Rees, with the
Richmond Produce Co.; l.. G. King, of
the l.. c. King Printing Co.; Wilfred
Jessup, as treasurer of the Richmond
Furniture Co.; F. F. Haisley, with the
Richmond Casket Co.; c. l.. Runge
and Geo. w. Deuker, with J. Runge &
to the new members and welcomes
them to Post c.
NJ. S. Lasure, soap peddler for Proc
tor and Gamble Co.. was in town this
week and visited the rooms quite Of
ten.
Eel ebo and NJ. E. Shreeve made
their regular trip to Indianapolis to-
day.
William A. Nichols, of Portland, In
diana, representative of the Cart
wright and Armfield Stove Co., of
Ridgeville, died Wednesday morning
at Reid Memorial hospital. Mr.. Nichols
was we'll and favorably known to a
large number of Richmond travelling
and business men, having made regu-
lar visits to our city for some years.
His untimely death is source of
much regret among his many friends,
who had been hoping for his recovery
from his illness, which had been of
some months duration.
Next Saturday night is regular
Board of Directors meeting.
> John Hegger and Newt Jenkins are
going to West Baden, April the first
to "recreate" for a week.
Hello! Is that you Harry? Well, this
, is Pete Cutler talking. Say. Harry.
both go with me to the horse sale
at Cambridge. l want to buy a nice
. little driving horse, and l know you
two boys can help me. What time will
we go, you say? TAO car: now don't
fail to meet me at Eighth and Main
All right. Good bye"
The above conversation over the
phone, between two bosom friends
Pete Cutler and Harry Wooters, tool
place last Wednesday evening.
At the appointed hour Thursday
morning the three pillow peddlers
boarded the limited car to the horse
sale. On the way over the three
would-be horsemen cussed and dis
cussed the merits of nearly all the
trotters and PAGERS listed in the cata
|, logue. Now boys" said Pete, 50
.. don't know any more about a horse
than Hasty does about sleeping in Z
bed and that's just the reason why
got you two fellows to select thi:
: horse for me.
Now, want a nice little driver
> ~
!, for one either. About 800 is right
!. but l would 60 to $3.50 and that's thu
limit"
"An right" replied Tom, in his usua
positive way. you leave that to Harr.
+. and me and we'll fix you up fine"
They inspected the different stab