The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-06
Short News Of CITY

S. A. w. v to Meet-There will be
a meeting Wednesday night of the
members of Denver Brown post Span
ishAmerican War Veterans, at which
time reports will be read on the re-
cent state meeting Of the organization.
held in South Bend. The meeting will
be at 1870 at the court house.
$4,000 for Buildines-Ninety-fv per
mits for various kinds of building i'm
provements were issued last month by
the city building department. Esti-
mated costs for new buildings and for
remodeling in June totaled $4,000
In June, 1919, there were 10 permits
issued for new buildings and II per-
mits for remodeling. Total estimated
costs that month were S45,225.
Gardner Buying Furniture - c. w
Gardner, head of the Reed Furniture
company, left for Grand Rapids, Mich.
and Chicago, Ill, for a week or 10
days business trip. He will buy fur
niture for fall and winter.
kemper Will Study-Dr. A. F. KEN
per, local dentist, left Richmond for a
course in pyorrhea and prophylaxis in
Milwaukee, Wis. He will attend the
Wisconsin State Dental convention
later
Leave for Calfornia.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Mellon. 209 South Ninth street.
will leave soon to reside in Los Ange-
les, Calf. Mr.. Mellon has been an
employe of the Reed Furniture COM
pany for the last four years and has
large number Of business acquaint-
ances.
class of the Second Presbyterian
oh rr-n1, !, i've lol L II
wards. National Road. east, Tuesday
evening. All members are cordially
invited.
Bankers Get caII-Richmond and
! Wayne county ba nks Monday received
a government call for a statement OF
their condition at the close of bust
ness June 30
Move in October William H
Rooney, head Of the Rooney Furniture
company, said Tuesday that every eff
fort will be made to have the new
Rooney building ready for business by
October One elevator has been in.
stalled and another is being worked
upon. The plant for heating is nearly
finished. Plastering is expected to be
done in six weeks.
To Have Picnic-An all day picnic
will be given by the Aid society of
the Second English Lutheran church
| Wednesday, at the home of Mrs Sa,
rah Reynolds, on West Eighth street.
! 1t will be the regular July meeting of
the society.
keiskers Return Home-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles keisker. of St. Louis,
Mo, have returned to their home after
visiting for a few days with MI and
Mrs. William keisker, of 40 South
Sixteenth street
Attending Races-Miss Anna Stole,
Miss Flora Dehner, Joseph Puthoff and
George Hill attended races at Latonia,
Ky, Monday.
Hostess to club-Mrs. Frank Mar
tin will be hostess for the Golden Rod
Needle club Wednesday afternoon At
her home on Lincoln street.
D. of II. to Meet-The Degree OF
Honor will meet Wednesday evening
in the Red Mems hall for the installa
ton of officers.
Council Meets; Adjourns - City
council was granted a recess Monday
night by Mayor Zimmerman. The
next meeting will be held July y. APP
preparations for machinery for the
city light plant were to have been
made Monday night.
More Firemen Wanted-Fire Chief
Ed. Miller said Tuesday that there
are several places open on the Rich
mond fire department. A few appli
cations have been made and men ap
pointed, Miller says. This is caused
by the platoon system, recently
/ adopted.
More Rain Moore - Unsettled
weather will continue for the next "a
hours or longer, said W. E. Moore
local Weatherman, Tuesday. The lull
in the rainfall at $50 a. m. Tuesday
was only temporary and more drench
ing rains are indicated for this after
noon or night with conditions favor
able for periods of severe lightning ant
thunder.
Parish to Iake-Earl Parish ha!
gone to James Lake and to visit hi
grandmother Mrs. J. E. Holdridge.
Last Conmandery Meeting - Thu
last meeting of the Commandery TO-
the summer will be held Tuesda!
night in the lodge rooms. The mex
meeting will take place in September
Friends End Conference - Sunda!
l.