Richmond Palladium (Daily), 20 October 1904 — Page 5
RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1904.
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Tlift Ynnn Woman's C. T. U. benefit of charity. A larse number
erioved a very pleasant meetin? Tues,of patronesses have . been selected
bv ov.Miin"- nt the- home or the
blisses "Mary and Bertha Hodgin. A brief discussion on "Alcohol in Pat-
tM.t Medicine" was a feature of the
meeting followed by a carefully pre
pared paper on "Saloons" consider
ed as the enemy ot the home. Atter t he program, a social . hour was par-
thipatel ia by all present and upon
motion f adjournment it was decided to meet in two weeks with the
Misses f.ydia and Pearl Mauley, 414
S..iitli Fourteenth street. - Tvlr. :i;id Mrs. E. O. Dunham, Mr,
' and Mis. II. 0, Warrcner and Dr.
' D inham leave for' St. Louis to attend the Fair, today. ,r. The Ladies' Penny Club met yesterday r.t the home of Mrs. William IJennett, 229 South Eleventh street. Alter an hour devoted to sewing the "members enjoyed a social time. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess, afh?; which the ladies adjourned t meet next week with Miss Xola "Xermaiv hi Sheridan street.1' V. W W The select da nee given under the auspices of St. Vincent de Paul Society, this evening" in the Knights of Columbus club rooms promises to be one. of the highly enjoyable functions on (he autumnal season. Music will be furnished by Messrs. White
and Wilson and refreshments served between, dance'. . Mrs. J. V. Macke will be hostess this afternoon at her home in South Seventh street for the Ladies' Afternoon Social Club. ' The Occult Iiesearch Society Avill meet this evening' with Mrs. James McXeill. 2:r South Thirteenth street. A -pa nor under the caption "Tele
pathic Communication lf?tveen the Dying"., .uid the Living" will be read by Mrs. Mary MeGuire. . w V" IV V. The Wednesday Club met at the home of Mrs. John Cutter, in South Ninth street yesterday afternoon. Prizes nt progressive euchre were won by Mrs Maj-y . Clingonpeel and Mrs. Henry Wickemever. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Wil" Ham lvnollenberg". The , club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. William Knollenberg. A VJ" V" Mrs. Frank N. Watt yesterday entertained for-her mother, Mrs. Hutton, at drive whist. About thirty-five ladie.s weio present. Prizes wev wR by Mrs. Joseph 4 (."raighead and Mi s. MeGuire. Each room of the house was decorated in a different color idthough r predominated. Ked carnations and red roses were prominent in the decorations. An elegant four ourse luncheon was served. Music was furnished on a harp by Mr. Charles Ilansche during the afternoon. I
A very pretty home wedding took The Pa?e Song-. (Falstaff) Verdi place at the home of Mr. "and Mrs. Piologu?, (Pajrliacci) ...Leoncavallo A. E. Weegman, yesterday morning", Zueignung- .. .. . R. Strauss when their daughter. Miss Ada, wras T)ic Naeht TJ. Strauss married to Mr. ilarlan ., Simmons. I Heimliehe Aufforderung . .R. Strauss Only the relative, and. close friends Schlagende ITerzen . . . . . Strauss of the young people were present.! Intermission. Both of the parties are well known in 'The Birth of the Opal Richmond. Miss Weeg-man is very -Carl TIempd Reed popular in the social world and. Mr. I Woman's Chorus. Simmons was well known as one of . Thrown i the Ivory Gate, (T. Sturgns) the city's young business men. Im-I .. .T.'. ....... ,11. Parry mediately 'after the wedding they left . Speak, Music, (A. C, Benson) for St. Louis and Indianapolis, where I .....".'. Ed Elg-ar they will remain about two weeks. Prospiee, (Browning-) .0. V. Stanford after which they will return to this ! Johneen, (Moira O'Neill)
. .C. V. Stanfard Who Knows? (B. T. Waller) : .Max Ileinrich Jollv Roger, (Ethel Watts Mumford) II v Hadley Drink to Me Only' .Old .English The Pretty Creature ....Old English (By request) Harold O. Smith at the piano.
and the list will bep ublished in a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sherman,
Miss Whittaker and Mr. Pleasant L'nthank, of Richmond, spent Sunday
with Misses Nellie and Mary Diggs.
Winchester Herald. w w Fifteen . ladies enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon meeting yesterday at the K. C. club rooms, Mrs. Conroy serving as hostess. The hours were spent at progressive euchre, pretty piizes being .awarded Mrs. J. H. Lukc'i and Mrs. James Balfe. The Wednesday Whist Club announced to have met yesterday with Mrs. A. C. Smyser, North A street, owing to literary meetings"and other functions, postponed the regular meeting until next Wednesday, when Mrs. A. W. Smyser, of 40S North Fifteenth street, will be hostess. -V- V. .M. Mrs. Stougtowas hostess yester
day at her home, 3!) South Eleventh
treet, for the Penny Club. Previous
to the regular meeting a special meet" ing at J :- was called to enable the
executive committee to further ar
range fov- the supper to be given on
October .'11. After the regular busi
ness of the day and various other
matters pertaining to the Welfare of the club were dispensed with a
social hour was enjoyed. V
-X- ' v ' At thai regular meeting, of the Woman's Relief orps this afternoon at 2:30 in the G. A. R. .hall, Maria Sehlater, Post Department Presi
dent, will be present and have charge of the inspection of the local order. A large attendance is desired as a most interesting session is anticipated. Light refreshments will be served at tli-.j close of the inspection per
iod and a social hour 'utilized. " " David Tispham entertained a large audience was very much pleased with Mr. Bispham has a fine voice and his audience was very mulh pleased with his work. A feature of the concert was the singing of the local ladies' chpriis. A large majority of the, musical talent of the city was represented in the chorus. The concert wras rpiite a society event as all of the well known ladies of the city, were patronesses of the occasion and a number of box parties were given for
it. The following program was rendered: "Sion heard of it and rejoiced," (from the 97th Psalm) .Barnby .. Woman's Chorus. Commit Thy Ways. (Chorale) . .Bacli Ruddier than the Cherry, (Acis and Galatea) . .Ilaendel Ah rend'mi quel core, (Mitrane) Rossi The Monk Meyerbeer The Evening Star (Tannahauser) Wagner Al bench's Curse, (Rheingold) Wasmer
NEW PASTOR AT
FIRST BAPTIST
OIL THE WORD (Continued from 1st page.)
REV. ' A. M. HACKLEMAN OF RUSHVILLE ACCEPTS CALL
BEGINS WORK NOVEMBER 1
He is Ona of the Best Known Minis
ters in Eastern Indiana He Conies Here.
The Rev. A. M. Hackleman of
Rushville, Ind.; one of the best
known and most popular ministers
in Eastern Indiana and who has been pastor of the Baptist church in Rush
ville for several years has accepted the call extended him by the First Baptist church of this city to fill the
pulpit left vacant by the resignation
of the Rev. Addison Parker last spring. The Rev. Hackleman will ar
rive in Richmond November 1 to take up his new work.- His loss is keenly felt by his congregation at Rushville
ind the members of the First Baptist
church of this citv consider that
they have been very fortunate in se-
curmar Jus services.
told him. Carthage Field. ;-. Carthage, Ind. October 19. It has just be:-u learned that the Pittsburg Oil Company, which has leases arouml Carthage, has deposited $1500
in tlie Carthage bank to guarantee the exp. .,se of drilling a well in that field. They agreed to drill a well if the people of Carthage would get them leases on 1000 acres. They will begin soon to drill a test well two miles west of carthage, and will go four hundred feet in the rock if necessary. O. W. Riehter, of Carthage is putting down a well near the Beech, two and a half miles south west of here, for a Miuicie company. Newcastle, Ind., October 10. Oil of fine quality was struck today on Clark Hosier's farm, west of here. The wil was drilled by the Cincinnati Gas Company for gas, resulting in a fair flow. It was shot and produced oil in what is regarded as large quantity. A larger shot will be tried tomorrow. The well is eighteen feet in the rock. The gas is entirely replaced with oil. , Land owners in the vicinity are greatly excited. The company is
composed of Cincinnati men and recently bought the holdings from
We hear that your hair is very sick That's too bad ! .We had noticed it was looking pretty thin and Faded of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it; By the way, Ayers Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair restorer. Sold, the world over, for 60 years. &wf mS2;:
Watt
s company.
STRANGERS
Are Killed by Railway Trains Near j,
Indianapolis. Indianapolis, Ind., October 19.
Two men, whose names are not
known, were killed bv trains this
morning. C, H. & I), train No. 36 ran down a man near Irvington while enterig (.he city about 2 o'clock this morning. There was nothing about the clothing that would lead to identification. The body was terribly mangled. Strickler, the engineer, said the man was lying on the tracks and, the train could not be stopped in. time to prevent the accident. The man paid no attention to the whistle. The pieces of body were placed on board the train and brought to the city. The city dispensary ambulance was calk'd and the remains were taken to lb morgue to await an investigation by the coroner. About 1 o'clock this mornng aj man was killed by an I. & V. freight train near Maywood. The deputy coroner was detailed to conduct an investigation.
Richmond people eat cream and
Butter Crackers. Wehn vou buv
Faultless or Richmond Butter, vou
get the best crackers made anvwhere.
This week we want to tell vou about
Faultless Creams.
citv for residence. , Mrs. Frank N. Watt will give a card parly this afternoon and a reception tomorrow at her 'residence "in South Fifteenth street. 1 a. -' i''if tt f A mind er of society meetings will be held at Earlham College today. Among .these meetings are the Science Club, the History Club aud the Mathematical 'Society. w -K-
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Anderson Hie- funeral of the late Mi-s. Anderson will be held Friday morning at 10 :30 ' at tlie Christian
i Through the "enerositv of the lie-! church nt Spartansburg and the bur-
- publican county committee the ladieS,! will be at the Spartansburg cemeof the Folwer Mission have obtained ry. Friends will leave here Friday the use or the Coliseum for the night "fining id 7 o'clock. of Oetober 28. On that evening the! ' ladies erpect to give a dance for the Happenings at Hagerstown. j J. M. Lontz. of Richmond, made a
flying visit tjiis town Tuesday afternoon. , Mrs. Sallie Stonebraker is not ex-
Are broken up in a single ni-ht, ani peeted to live, but a few days, serious illness prevented, by tukh.g . Kieth is still on the sick list,
jbut is improving some. Ras -Mrant and family are at St.
All druggists. 23 cents. ' Louis this week attending the Fair.'
Colds cr Fevers
Hood's Pills
NEIVPAPER
Industrial Paper By D. M. Parry is Issued. Indiuapolis, Ind., October 19. The first copy of the Industrial Independent, the new industrial paper of D. M. Parry, eame from the press today. On the back page of the publication is an article, 'setting .-forth that the paper will act as an employment agency for the convenience of employers, but without using their names hnless they so desire. In connection vith this article is a coupon to be iilled out by a man desiring employment. It requests information as to age, trade, references and other matters, and exacts a pledge that the signer does not belong to "any organization that favors strikes or boycotts" and that he will not join such an organization. There are several interesting articles devoted to m-itters of interest to employers and mployes, including a page devoted to th- approaching convention of the Citizens' Industrial Association.
The typographical appearance and
Attend the Night School.
KNOLLENBERG 'S SACRIFICE SALE ON LADIES SUITS TODAY.
PEOPLE'S COLUMN
All ads. under the above head will be charged for at rate of one-half cent a word. Such items as Lost, Found, Help Wanted, etc., Inserted free.
FOR SALE Paper route, very cheap. Home phone 446. lS-3t
WANTED A second hand Hermetic Favorite Heating stov, No. 14 1031 Main street. 19-3t
FOR SALE Highly bred rat terrier, male pup. A. II. Horner, Centereville, Ind. 19-2t
FOR SALE Good baseburner cheap, 127 South thirteenth street. 19-2t
FOR SALE Telephone polos. Inquire at Street Car office, 24 south eighth street. Richmond Street & Intel-urban company. 2(-2t.
iMMf RENT Eight room house on
the corner of West First and Kinsey streets. Phone 310. 20-3t.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER GOODS TOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS WE WILL SELL ALL THE JOBS ON HA&D CONSISTING OF BUGGIES, SURREYS, PHAETONS AND ROAD WAGONS AND A FEW GOOD SECOND HAND JOBS AT LESS THAN COST. THIS IS A RARE CHANCE TO GET A GOOD WESTCOTT CARRIAGE CO., OR A RICHMOND VEHICLE CO. JOB AT A RIGHT PRICB. i REMEMBER 30 DAYS ONLY. ; MILLER HARNESS STORE, 827 MAIN STREET. lS-tf.
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Getting the Jmost for your money doesn't mean snapping at the bait of low prices fatal blunder, that. WORTH ALWAYS COMMANDS ITS PRICE
Our Hand Tailored Clothes
are not for the men who want to ray the least, but for him who wants to get the most for his outlay most in fctyle, most in wear, most in all-round goodness. No other clothes like them.
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P R BEING WITHOUT M NEY when you-canborrow tb. au:ount " j ou need here qu ckly and at.the Lowest Rates of Interest.
We have money tt'iiture, pianos,
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to loan on teams, fix
ur-s, etc., without removal, or
1 ia :ionds and watches left in pie jge, or on salaries. We make . loans in Richmond, Cambridge City. Du-
n, Milton, Centervil'e, Eaton and New Paris, so if you cannot call at our office, write or phote us and our agent will call on you. Loans made on salaries, and on diamonds and Watches. Here are some of the terms of our weekly payment plan, allowing you fifty weeks in which to pay off your loan: 60c is a weekly payment on a 25 loan. $1 20 is a weekly payment on a $50 loan. ' $2.40 is a weekly payment on a $100 loan. You can get any other amount for the same time at the same proportion. Call on us when you need money. Applications by mail or telephore receive our prompt attention RiDclhiDTniGDLTDd LGDaun (Sod.
Established 1895.
Home Phone 445.
Room 8, Colonial Bldg
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The Ideal's Bill of Fare For Thursday .Oct. 21
- r Notice of Appointment. The nndorsijnied .hereby gives notie ..that he has qualified as the exec-
ireneral effect of the taner am nleas- I ntor f the last Avill and testament
insr. 'Die first issue will consist of!of -Mary - Mitchell, deceased, late of
about 2T.000 copies.
GOOD MEETING Was That Held by the Seventh Ward Republicans. The Iiepublicans of the Seventh ward hell an enthusiastic nieetimr at the club rooms of the Seventh' ward Republican-club last evening. The club drum corps were out in 'full force and from the amount of noise they mado they are in irood trim for the Griffiths meeting. Robert Study made an address to the" club and received mr.ch applause for his masterful presentation of the doctrines of the Republican party.
Wayne rountv. Indiana
Said estate is supposed to be solvent. .JAMES A. MITCHELL. Executor. William 11. Kellev, attornev. . 2t-l) ' '
lion you buy Faultless (Yearns, you are not buyirn a cracker that has been shipped a hundred miles in a dirty box car, and perhaps been on hands two or three weeks. They are fresh from the oven and all that sweet tastt and crispness that are important in a eood cracker is there.
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IN REACH OF ALL THE
PRICE ON SUITS TODAY. THE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG CO.
Shorthand at NiiHit School.
Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs for . Forest Rose Flour, fine for bread or pastry, per 2t lb sack .... Navy BeansT clean and white, 6 lbs for 8 bars of Lenox or Swift's Pride Saap for 2 lbs best Lump Starch for Hawkeye Oats, 2 packages for Ralston Crisps. 2 packages for. . . Best Japan Rice. 6 lbs for Good Sugar Corn, two kinds, 3 cans for ........... r. Lima Beans, per lb In Our Fancy Goods Department We have the following appetizcis:
Olives from ,10c, to J1.50 bottle Maraschino Cherries from 23c to 5c per bottle Royal Luncheon Cheese from lOc r tO 33C ---- 5 Fa.tcy, Sifted .Peas from 15c to 30c per can . Fancy Imported and American Mushrooms 20c to 30c FanCV Imported Sardines, from lOc to 23c Fancy Salmon from lOc to 23c
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The following Fancy Fruits
Vegetables at per can: Pitted Cherries 30c; Red Rasrberry, 23c , Black Raspberry, 20c ; Midget Beets 15c : String, less Beans 15c; French Beans 23c ; California Peaches, Plums, Apiicots, Peats, etc., 23c. Capers, Chico Saace, Olive Oil,' Salad Dressings, Meat Dressings, and others, too numerous to mention.
All of this and more, too, at THE IDEAL GROCERY 9x4 aialn. Both Phones 180 OVatch for our ad. Friday morning) .
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