The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-13
Short News Of Civ
BUYS STYLE SHOP.

David NJ. Fehr has bought the
Style Shop, at 900 Main street. Fair
Style Shop, at 9oS Main street. He
was buyer for a syndicate special
izing on apparel for women. He
managed the Fashion Shop here
AID GIVES PROGRAM.
The Young Ladies' Missionary circle
was in charge OF the evening program
at the First Christian church Sunday
evening. The Rev. L. Murray preached
on the League Of Nations at he morn
ing service.
FRIENDS MEET EARLIER.
The Young Friends conference next
summer will be held June 25 to July 5.
one month earlier than planned. be-
cause of the All-World conference in
London in August.
HARLAN OUT FOR SENATE.
Denver Harlan. county attorney. will
seek the nomination for state senator,
following the announcement that Sen,
ator McConaha will not run again, it
was said Tuesday.
EARLHAM TO HEAR COURSE.
Earlham will hear the second num-
Der of the artists course in Lindley
Hall Friday evening. Madame Arendt
will be the soloist, Clarence Eidam will
be at the piano, and Miss Mildred
Schalk will accompany.
MRS. TOoHEY DEAD.
Mrs. Ellen Toohey, of Huntington,
mother of Harry Toohey, of Richmond
died suddenly at her home in Hunting
ton, Saturday.
GARFIELD ARRANGES EXHIBIT.
Musical program and other features
are being arranged for the exhibit oil
! the Indiana Artists show in the public
art gallery next Sunday. Garfield art
department is in charge.
ENGINEER CONVENTION HERE.
! Definite announcement has been
made that the oath annual convention
Of the Indiana Society of Engineers
will be held here March s, 9. and IL
in the Commercial Club rooms. The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the association
! will hold sessions at the same time
! Headquarters for both the auxiliary
! and the organization will be establish
ed at the Westcott.
SENTENCED FOR NON-SUPPoRT.
! Finley Hicks, colored. charged with
non support of wife and child, pleaded
guilty in circuit court Monday and was
fined S25 and costs and given sl>
months in the penal farm. The sent
enCe was suspended upon the CONDITION
| Glat HICKS pay 30 d "eeh lOT tie sup
port of his family. He gave bond te
confirm the agreement.
MODERN WOODMEN ENTERTAIN
Approximately 100 members of tho
Richmond camp Modern Woodmen
attended the entertainment given III
the lodge rooms Monday night. inc
prin cipal address Of the evening was
delivered by the Rev. c. A. Mitchell
One of the most interesting features
Of the evening was musical program
by the Woodmen's quartet.
| TO OPTOMETRISTS MEETING.
Miss Clara Sweitzer and G. M. Jen
kins, local optometrists. were in India
napolis Monday and Tuesday attend
ing the annual meeting Of the Indiana
Association of Optometrists. More thar
| 100 optometrists throughout the state
attended the meeting.
HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the Reit
Memorial hospital board will be helt
| in the Second National bank building
Tuesday evening. One trustee viii
be elected and routine matters OF thu
hospital will be taken up.
FARMERS AT PURDUE
J. S. Helms, of Boston township
and several other Wayne county far
mers are attending the short cours'
at Purdue university.
LEE ADDRESSES MINISTER'S
THE Church and Social Service
Needs was discussed by the Rev
Shelby C. Lee at the weekly meetin,
of the Richmond Ministerial assOcia
ton in the Y. NJ c. A, Monday. Rev
Lee pointed out the good accomplish
ed by other churches in social service
work and suggested plans along thu
same line for the association Thu
ministerial association Tuesday al
| tended the services for Mrs. J. J. Rae