The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-04
Short News of CITY

Madame Butterfly Invented-A deli
cate pink rose, the Madame Butterfly
has been announced as the latest pro-
cuct Of the E. G. Hill greenhouses on
Easthaven Avenue. The rose will be
rext seasons feature.
HALEY Graduation Recital - Miss
Helen Hadley, who will receive a three
year course musical diploma from
Earlham this year. will appear in her
graduation recital in Earlham Hall
Friday night. The public is invited
Get of Week - Employees of the
Richmond Casket company have had
weeks vacation. The company has
been closed all week for its annual in
ventory of stock.
Fossenkemper to Ohio-Marius Eos
senkemper. Earlham student and clari-
netist, is to be member of a chau-
tauqua at Lakeside, o., during the
summer He will return in September
Smiths at acknowledgements. and
Mrs. S. E. Smith, of Easthaven. are
attending the centennial celebration
at Bloomington. They are among the
alumni guests.
Stole Articles FiIed-Articles of in
corporation for the Anton Stole and
Sons company were filed with the
county recorder Friday. The board
Of directors consists of Anton Stole,
Joseph Stole. Anthony Stole and
William Stole. Stockholders are to
have one vote for each share owned.
The annual meeting is to be held the
third Saturday of January.
Mrs. Dougan Ill-Mrs George Dou-
gan. of 1918 East Main street, is crit
ioo n1y
by relatives Friday that her condi-
ton was considered very serious.
PeItz Moves Offce-John Peltz,
Richmond real estate dealer, said Fri
day that he would move into Room
one of the Palladium building Mon
day. He has been in the realty bust
ness here about Is years. II of which
he has been located at his present site
N the Luken building.
Mathews Scans Morteages-"Billy"
Mathews and his assessors office staff
are busy reviewing mortgages to see
whether all those given are correct.
No frauds have been unearthed so far,
Mr. Mathews said Friday.
Only Two Withdrawing the past
months record on the first four days
of June. the alleged big marriage
have been sought.
All 35 FiIe-All 80 Republican and
Democratic candidates for office in
Wayne county had filed their primary
campaign expenses with the county
clerk by Friday, the last day. Their
total expenditures were S1,87238.
Twelve candidates filed their expenses
as none.
Speaks In Winchester-The Rev.
Andrew F. Mitchell, pastor of South
Eighth Street Friends church, will ad-
dress the Friends church in Winches-
ter, Sunday, June 6. on THE Prob
lens of the Day" A general home
coming is to be observed.
HOMEGROWN Strawberres!-Hom
Srown strawberries arrived in the
Richmond market shortly after noon
Friday, according to Main street
grocery. They are reported of an ex-
cellent quality, and a fair crop IS
promised. They are priced at 40 cents
a quart.
Broadway in HospitaI-Leslie Brad
way, OF Straughns, is in Reid hospi-
tai with an arm broken in three
places, the break being sustained
while he was at work in Cambridge
City.
Shriner Attracks Gazes-A Shriner
attired in cap and lodge regalia, evil
IDENTIFY on his way to the Shriners
races at Dayton. attracted a great
deal of attention on the streets Friday
morning.
False Fire AIarm-A false alarm
caused the fire department to make a
run to the corner of Thirteenth and
North E streets. shortly before noon,
Friday.