The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-26
Short News of CITY
MR.. NICHOLSON sETTER

: MR.. NICHOLSON BETTER
Timothy Nicholson, of this city, who
is suffering with heart trouble at the
home OF his daughter in Whittier Cal,
is much improved according to word
received by his son, John Nicholson
BORDEN IN HOSPITAL.
Thomas Borden, brother of Edward
Borden, of Eaton, is a patient in a
hospital in Indianapolis, where he has
submitted to two surgical operations.
1t is believed he will recover Mr..
Borden lived for number of years in
Richmond, and is we'll advanced in
years.
YELLING is HURT
John yelling, 314 South Ninth
street. sustained severe cuts and
bruises when struck by an automobile
at Eighth and South G streets at $50
O'Clock Wednesday evening. He was
taken to nearby physician.
He had alighted from a south bound
street car and stepped from behind
automobile going north on Eighth
street.
NO ICE MEN TO MEET
No local ice men will attend the ice
dealers of Indiana convention in India
| napolis on March and s. Press of
local business was given as the
| reason.
REV. DAVIS is HoNoRED
! A dinner was given a. the Y. M. c.
j A. Wednesday night in honor of the
Rev. E. E. Davis and family, by a
| number of local ministers and their
wives. The Rev. Davis, who will
J preach his last sermon at the local
Second Presbyterian church Sunda y.
will leave for Hartford City to accept
the pastorate of the Presbyterian
! church there early next week.
About % ministers attended the din
ner last night and short speeches were
given by Revs. Murray, Rae, Hill and
Woodman.
| MoUNCE TO EVANSVILLE.
| L. l.. Mounce, Indianapolis superin-
tendent of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, is to be transferred
to the management of the Evansville
office, the transfer being made on the
request Of Mr. Mounce. The change
will take effect March I. Mr.. Mounce
was for several years Western Union
manager in Richmond.
! Mr.. Mounce for Is years has been
manager of the Western Union in In
oianapolis and during that period has
Increased the cOmpany'S receipts
more than 500 per cent. He is known
N Western Union circles as a doctor
of sick Offices. His transfer to the
| Evansville office, was made following
| a letter recently written by Mr..
| Mounce to A. C. Cronkhite, general
manager for the Chicago district. Mr.
Mounce has been in poor health for
more than a year and felt that his
duties and his health were not on
equal terms, therefore he asked a
| transfer.
TO HOLD INDOOR FAIR
The Wapo Camp Fire Girls will
at Centerville Saturday night, Feb. %,
1890. There will be country store,
! tea and flower booth. The public is
| invited.
JOHNSON is IN CITY
D. B. Johnson, of Mooresville, who
was recently appointed Forward Move
ment financial director for Western
Yearly meeting, was in Richmond
Thursday in conference with Herman
o. Miles, national financial director
of finance.
| CLUB WILL MEET
The Athenea club will meet Mrs
John H. johnson Friday afternoon at
! her home, 205 North Eleventh street
TWO MORE SPARK FIRES.
| Sparks from the f1ue caused damage
to the extent of SIS to the roof of the
home of John Taylor, 209 South Tenth
street Thursday morning. The loss
was covered by insurance.
Fire, resulting from a similar cause
damaged the home Of Earl Mann, on
Easthaven Avenue, late Wednesday
night to the extent of $50. Insurance
covered the loss.
TIBBlTS TO LANSING
Charles E. Tibbits, who is attending
series of Inter-Church World Move
ment pastors conferences Throughout,
the country, went to Lansing. Mich.
Thursday, to attend a three day ses
sion there. Levi T. Pennington, for
mer minister, and national director OF
the Forward Movement and Rev. Teb
bits will both attend the pastors con
ference in Indianapolis March IS.
GARFIELD CHAPEL AT n. S.
Chapel exercises for Garfield schoo
will be held in the senior high schoo
auditorium, Friday afternoon at 2:1;
, because of the impossibility of holdins
large meetings in the Garfield auditor
ium which has been condemned as un
safe for meetings other than small
classes
Miss Edna Marlatt, head Of the
, music department in Garfield has ar
ranged a musical program including
cornet solo by Raymond Connolly, g
: violin solo by Robert Hough, a violir
solo by Rith Hutchins, and sevcra
! numbers by the Garfield orchestra
+ TRANSFORMER TO ORGANIZE
, Thomas Snyder, secretary of the In
diana Transformers association, will
address the local Transformers organ
ization at its meeting in the Ode
Fellows hall Thursday night The 10
cal body will complete its organiza
tion by adopting a constitution ant
. bylaws.
RoUskAYA SEAT SALE OPENS.
Many season ticket subscribers t,
: the All Star Popular Concert serie
: are neglecting to renew their sea
reservations for the Norka Roukay;
t performance and are warned by Ra,
{ Weisbrod that every remaining seat OF
the plat will be available at the open
: ing Of the general seat sale at tn,
!. Weisbrod Music Store. s a. m. Satur
l day. March 6.
Rouskaya is creating a sensation OF
= her first tO1lr of America