The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-29
Short News of CITY

Sues for Divorce-Suit for divorce
from Lulu M. Levels whom he charges
he charges with adultery, was filed by
Henry Levels Friday afternoon. The
plaintiff names William Robinson
Mr.. Levels says he left his wife as
soon as he learned of the alleged in
fidelity.
Florist Goes Abroad-E G. Hill,
rose and chrysanthemum grower Of
Richmond, left Thursday for Mon
treal, Canada, to sail Saturday for
England. Mr.. Hill will be in England
and France for two months in the in
terest of the greenhouse business.
fHe will buy some foreign grown
plants while gone.
Pickett to Nebraska-ClarenceP Pick
! cit, general secretary of the Young
Friends board of the Five Years Meet
! ing, will leave Monday for Penn col
lege, Neb., to attend the college com
mencement, and Nebraska Yearly
Meeting at which he will give several
talks. He will deliver a formal adj
! dress on the present status of Amer
lean Indians.
Celebrate Holy Communion-Holy
communion will be celebrated in the
United Brethren church Sunday morn
ing. May so. No evening meeting will
| be held. An afternoon session OBJ
serving Memorial day will be held
The quarterly business session of the
conference takes place Monday night
! Epworth League Meeting-A spe
cial meeting of the members of the
Epworth League will be held at the
First Methodist church Sunday even
ing. The Rev. Stoakes, pastor, will
talk over new plans and methods
with the leaguers.
T. p. A. Plans Meeting-The regular
monthly meeting of the Travellers
Protective Association will be held ir
the club rooms Saturday at p. m
Plans for the national convention at
Portland Oregon, on June IA, will be
taken up
Pennsy Inspects Eyes.-Employes o.
the Pennsylvania railroad in Rich
mond had look see" Saturday morn
ing. The Pennsy color car, fully
equipped for examination of eyes anG
carrying a group Of eye specialists
was side-tracked at the Union Station
1t will leave for other points on the
Richmond division late Saturday.
Dobsin In City.-Charles Dobson, In
dianapolis baritone, was in Richmond
Aoatuidoy cSldD
vocal studio. He announced Satur
day afternoon that he would open his
studio in September and precede the
opening with a vocal concert himself
The time will be announced later.
Lawn Service Planned-Providins
the weather permits, the 5 D. m. yes
per service of the West Richmond
Friends church, will be held on the
community lawn.
Rev. Ray Returns.-The Rev. J. J
Rae, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, has just returned from a nine
day general assembly conference O.
the Presbyterian church. in Academy
Music hall, Philadelphia, Pa. The
next general assembly difference vii
be held at Winona Lage, in May, 1921
Let Bridge Contract-Contract t
erect a bridge over Ratliff's culver
in Center township was let to Isaac
B. Smith for $3.50 by the county com
missioners, Saturday. The only othe
bidder was Ellis I. Frame, who bi,
$1,144.
Discusses Richmond Memoral--Gu,
Study, former Richmond man, now al
architect in st. Louis, and severa
other well known architects are send
ing in plans for a World War me
mortal hall in Richmond Plans will
be viewed and discussed by the me
mortal committee at it's meeting, OF
Thursday, June 3. Rudolph G. Iced.
is chairman of the committee.
To Attend Races-The followin,
persons will attend the auto races IL
Indianapolis, from which they will e
to Charlottesville to attend the annua
convention of the tribe of Ben Hur
which will be in session June /,
and s. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Kirchgessner
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilmore ant
, Miss Garnet Thompson.
Return From cIeveland-Mr. ant
Mrs. Harold Salter of Richmond, have
returned from Cleveland, where the!
attended the conference of the D. A
T. S. E. and M. P. O., at the Hote
} Minton.
Hit Wife; $5-Robert Knopt drew
a fine of SIS and costs when he wa