The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-16
Short News Of City

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| Foster, living in West Richmond. were
bitten by a dog Wednesday. The po-
| lice found the dog and killed it after 1t
| had been examined. 1t is not believed
I that the dog had rabies.
| Auto Is Deserted-A Lexington au-
tomobile containing some fishing rods
was left in front of 20 South Eleventh
! street Tuesday night. No one had
claimed it up to Wednesday noon and
the police are trying to ascertain to
whom it belongs.
Just Summer Colds-Although sew
! eral persons were caught shifting, DR..
| George B. Hunt, city health officer,
said Wednesday that no apparent cpl
| demic Of colds has come to his notice.
A few people are always susceptible
| to summer colds, 1t is said
Rupe VIII Speak-The principal ad-
dress at the annual memorial day and
| observance Of st. Johns day by the
| Scottish Rite Masons in Indianapolis
! Sunday, will be made by John L. Rupe
| of this city.
Ounning System-A remarkably In
| teresting demonstration Of the Dun
ming system was given in the high
school auditorium Tuesday night by
pupils of Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier.
Hiatt to Jackson-Earl Hiatt. 50
! North Nineteenth street. left Tuesday
! to take up his work with the Austin
| Construction ompany, at Jackson,
! Mich.
Cedar Springs Dance - Thursday
evening, June II. the management of
the Cedar Springs hotel will give a
dance.
Rev. Boyd to Come-The Rev. Frank
| Boyd of Cincinnati, superintendent OF
| Missions of the First Ohio Presbytery,
will be here next Sunday to declare
| the pulpit of Reid Memorial church
vacant He will preach at 1870 a.
M and 1880 p. m.
| Boys to Hike-Boys Of the 10O-mile
hike club of the "Y'' will leave Satur-
number are expected to make the trip.
| Will Get Certificates - The boys
story Bible class of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will give a supper at $50 p. m. Fri
day, for all boys that attended the
class for three or more times. An ex-
) animation was held Tuesday night
Friday night the boys getting the
| highest and next highest grades will
| be given a Bible each. Others making
a grade of 60 or more will be present
ed certificates.
GYM Glasses Out-Gym classes have
been stricken from the summer SEIZED
ule which has just been completed for
the boys Of the "Y" Junior AS and
BIS will swim at $50 a. m on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Employ
| ed BIS will swim at 7 p. m. on the
same days; the Employed AS will
swim at p. m. on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
Does Friends Work.-Miss Marie
| Peacock of Kokomo, Ind, member of
next years junior class at Earlham
, college, will have charge of Christian
community work, and work among the
young people and children at Little
Ridge, Ind, during the summer, &C
cording to announcement made at the
| home mission headquarters Of the
| Friends Central offices in Richmond
! Wednesday.
Murray Reunion-The fifth annual
Murray reunion will be held in Glen
Miller park on Thursday, June II.
! Tracy Visits Friends-Arthur Ira
cey, we'll known newspaper CORE
spondent in Washington, D. c., who
resided in Richmond several years age
and who later operated newspaper
in Newcastle, Ind. called on a few
| hlCuluOIlu llItIuS ucSudN' " llliC Cii
route from Chicago to Washington
| D. G..
Picnic is Postponed-The picnic tc
have been given by the Star class OF
the Second Presbyterian church next
Friday evening at the glen, has beer
postponed until a later date.
Miss Maher Home-Miss Pauline
Maher has returned from Ursulines
/ Acc Of Mo in
will spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Maher.
Bailey May Attend-William NJ
Bailey, of the Richmond Home Tele
phone company, is uncertain whether
he will be able to attend the Amer
lean Telephone association meeting
which opened at Winona Lake Tues
day. If Mr.. Bailey goes, he will go or
| Wednesday, evening, he said.
| Sunday School Picnics-Trinity Lu
theran Sunday school will hold its an
nual picnic Thursday afternoon ant
evening at the Glen Miller park. TIL
committee in charge has arranged fo1
~ames and other pastimes for men
women and children, Both the Sun
day school and congregation will have
their supper at p. m.
Attends Optic Session-Miss c. NJ
Swetzer Of this city Is attending thu
second session of the 23d annual con
gress of the American Optometric as
sociation at ST. Louis. No others from
Richmond are known to be attending
Plenty Of Ice-Local ice companies
report that they have enough ice t
handle city demands. One compan,
had considerable difficulty in obtain
ing coal for the manufacturing o
their supply, as the car shortage pre-
vented delivery. Now, however. the!
are able to meet Richmond's needs
but are unable to store away a guam
tty of their product.
TWO Fire Alarms-Two alarm!
caused runs by the city fire depart
ment Tuesday, but the worst damage
done was to the big doors of No
house bumped by truck. One fir
was of grass at the Starr Piano plant
and the other an inciient automobil,
blaze on North Seventh street.
Eggemeyer Buys Lodge - Elme
Eggemeyer has purchased the Car
: Lodge on the north side of Mort OF
Lake. He is remodeling It and fittin.
l the building for a permanent res
: dence. Mr.. and Mrs. Eggemeyer will
5 stay at the lodge for the summer a