Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 January 1906 — Page 5
'AltLADlUM THURSDAY, JANUAEY 11, 1906. pagk five.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Harvard Detj,.ti adIain tf Harry Smith made a business trip to Muncie yesterday1 : K. O. Hill was at Dayton yesterday. Will Roller of Greensfork was in this city yesterday. I). L. Mather returned from a business trip to Indianapolis yesterday. .John E. Peltz was in Uagerstown on business Wednesday. II. E. dish of Logansport was in this city yesterday. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY. ALL TRHXMED HATS 25 AND CO CENTS EACH. EVERYTHING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. AUSTIN. 1C12 WESTCQXT HOTEL ELDG. , wed'& thiir V. W. Smith h!ss vet a rued from a business dip In Ft. Wayne. Repairing of all kinds, such ms electrical instrument?, xn engine, etc. Richmond Auto Station, 1021 Mnin street, fti one ' 1703. Old phone 412 W. " . . ' 8-tf II. J. ll:ines visited fneiuls ot Olive Hill Wednesday eveniug. :; , . CASH BEALL, KIBBEY & CO., LOEHR & KLHTE; WIDUP & THOMPSON. AND . THE , BIG STORE HANDLE . .THE 7 RICHMOND HAT. , . w 'Zy Mrs. (."has. L;imb of Greens fork visited friends in tbis city yesterday. Emmons Tailoring Company make fine suits and overt-oats fit $15 and $18. ' 3-4t-eod. Arthur Kllis left, last evening to accept a position with the John's I'ublishin company nt Philadelphia. BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON SERVED DAILY AT THE WESTCOTT CAFE, 11:30 TO 2:00 O'CLOCK, 35c. Mrs. L. II. Ihtnyan went to Cincinnati yesterday to attend a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Woman's Missionary Society. For the best and cleanest coal, also wood and feed, call at the East End Coal riard lf.'i() Mnin street, where you will find the best of fuel and at living prices. Weights guaranteed. Phone 1G28. 3-0-dOt CEO. V. WARD & CO. 1 (i. IT. Young of Indianapolis waa n business visitor here yesterday. Only drug store in Richmond that is not in drug trust. We are now able to furnish you with any thing in drug or patent medicine line at cut rate. ALVORD'S,. Ninth & Main. V. II. DuEois of Cincinnati was in this city on business yesterday. W. E. Stoneman of Indianapolis visited friends in this city yesterday. A few Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. Sanford E. llenning, Phone S01 E 1-8-G Harry Mather returned last evening from Indianapolis. WILL STOP BROADWAY RACING Superintendent of Police Bailey yesterday announced that the racing on North. A street "speedway" should be stopped at once as the speed limit was being exceeded, which is contrary to city ordinance. It has been the practice of. the various horsemen of the city to use this street as a course for sleigh races, in winter, and for a number of years this' has beeri allowed. Superintend ent Bailey' says that the practice is dangerous to pedestrians and others who use the street and "that any furIher attempt to convert it into a racecourse will be prohibited. Salt Rheum Itche s, oozes, dries end scales over and over again; local applications do not care it Decacse they cannot Remove its cause, which is cn impure condition of the blood. The most obstinate esses have been perfectly end permanently cured by a course of Mood's Sarsaparilla the best medicine for salt rheum in ail the world. For testimonials of remarkable cures send for Book on Salt Rheum, No. 2. C L Hoo4 CoV Lowell, Mass.
SOCIAL EVENTS
tit v M"i. John Sullivan and Miss Maggie i Varley, two of Richmond 's best known ' people, were married yesterday morning at the 6 o'clock mass at St. Mary's Catholic church. After tU& church services an elegant wedding breakfast 'was' served at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Edward Goldrick, South Twelfth street, to the bridal party and immediate relatives. Mr. and Mrs.' Sullivan left at 9 o'clock for Dayton. After a short stay there they will visit Cincinnati and Louisville, returning home about Sunday. They will go to housekeeping in a handsomely furnished home on Lincoln street, West Richmond. Many handsome presents were received. The groom is a business man of prominence, and a son of the late well known Jeremiah Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan, by her unswerving devotion to relatives and friends, and her useful life, has endeared herself to '-.osts of friends, whose best wishes ire extended for a happy married life. The hour of the wedding was very ear'.v, still there were a large number at the church. vv - -aThe ladies Maeenbees Club will meet with Mrs. Huddleston, fl7 North D street, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All Lady ' Mtu-cabe?s are requested to attend. The ladies of the (I. A. R. will have the installation of ollieers Fridav af-1 U'riiuoit at thi (iraiul Army hall eremoiiii'S- will take tilaco at The o .;() j r'lock atul a la rye at ienda.nee is an-j ticipated. The inst allatioti was t 'i:;vo taken place Friday niyhl but it .vas necessary to chaiiLre to the forenoon owiny to the fact that the members of Sol Meredith post will hold an election of ollieers on that evening. " .V. it. A luvitatoTis have been issued by the teachers of the First Presbyterian Sunday school to the parents and the older pupils for a reception to he given in the church parlors at ( p. m. Thursday, January 11, when : substantial lunch will be served. Very short talks will he given by a number of people interested in the school, and a deliyhtul evening is anticipated; nn unusually kindly feelinrr exists in this organization and some yood work has been accomplished the past year, both in Bible study and in philanthropic work. . -X- w The Science and Anglican Clubs of Earlham will meet this evening. -k -x- ; The Ladies of the Fifth street M. K. church had an all day meeting at the church yesterday. The purpose of the meeting was to make aprons for the church fair bazar which is to be held at the church on January 24th. .V- . Mrs. Ponnell entertained the ladies of the Penny Club at her home on South A street yesterday. No business of any importance was transacted. The next meeting will be held at the court House in the Horticulture room in two weeks. It Avill be an important meeting as the report for the year will be read and officers will be elected. -X- -K The Domestic Science Club met at the .Parish House yesterday afternoon and the meeting was addressed by Dr. C. S. Bond. Dr. Bond's subject was "Food in Disease ,and in Health," and it was. much appreeit ated. , -. 6. The January meeting of the'Wbtoaan's Foreign Missionary Society of the WTiatewater Quarterly meeting was held yesterday afternoon, at the home of frs! ?Frank Coffin South Fifteenth street. An interesting paper, "A History of the Geography and Races of Africa," was readKy Mrs. Trueblood and a select;Teading was" given by Alice K. Wood. " Re.-: freshments were served to - about J forty guests' and members. The , next meeting will be with Mrs. Marvel,127 North Tenth street, the second Wednesday in February. ' r-Li( fit ' -v. - Vi ,c s j , : f J - ......... : Don't let your face grow old, sallwtollow and wrinkled. If yon care at all for beanty, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or TcbMs. For sale by3AVG. Luken & Co. NOTICE. The regular monthly meeting of the Richmond Merchants Association which was to be held Friday evening, the 12th, has been postponed to Friday evening, Jan. 19th. By order of the Executive Board. W. E. SCOTT, Secretary. ll-2t
Ift ON CHURCH AGAIN DECORATORS TAKE UP WORK AGAIN . 6N THE REID MEMORIAL STRUCTURE. FINAL PLANS FROM TIFFANY Big Easterner to Finfsh Scheme of Ornamenting The Inside Outsiders Praise Church. The work of decorating the new . Reid Memorial Church, on North A j Street, is under way again after a few weeks of holidays and time lost , on aecotrni of cold '.-"ather and the j m:n it) charge state that 'they will ;ou- liy to'iush. in i.i'.Iit to 'Save the J buih'.ii.g eonij)fee:l before faster. j The st-henK'. of decora tint? has not ; et be-'tt decided unou, and the work i has as been delayed by this, but the j nal plans ate soon to be sent from I rn...,. , pi ;m in tii ot filianv and Company, ot ! fin tiie lniii ot lijjany and Company New York. In the auditorium the work of eoverin- the arches of the li;e villi aluminum leaf has been finished i th ese are now veadv to receive the jjold tint. Aside from Shis, the scheme of decorating the remainder of the dome is not known. Fred Konzelman, who is in charge, liinks that t! e glazed portion of the plaster will be colored a shade of i srreen. j rv to material for the stained class i windows has not vei arrived. Tiil'anv ' and com)auy also bas charge of this ! work and Henry Wittich is its rep re- j sentative. Mr. Wittich has been con-J neeted with the firm for a number of ; vears and has had laruc experience ! in this work. The I a rye Memorial i window toward A street ay ill probably he the most beautiful, as well as most expensive stained glass window in the stale. The work of laving the marble floors in tbe vestibules, which was I done bv the F. F. dates Company, of I Tndianapolis, Avill be finished this week. F. H. O 'Toole, its agent, who has done this kind of work for twenty years, says that he has never seen a finer church than this one. The architectural beauty of the building is something to be marveled at, and can not be surpassed. !x of the tno-i L-pcrtar.i Society Dances" in St. Louis Last Winter were served by the ; Tetrauq Concert Quartet 9 Here in Richmond this winter REHEARSAL HELD FOR MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL Much Interest ,Was . Shown at Last ; - Hight V Meeting in the 5 ; Coliseum f '.Rehearsals for- the May ' Musical Festival i are1""' progressing1' nicely. Last nightva njeejting was held i. the Wunifea9? iSl4yfifty--numbers through j the entire selection "TheLast' Judsrement, ?. bv Spohr, al Ubough the workr onHhis' selectioh'is hot yet. finished Oh next Wednesday night rehearsal joi'" Gade 's . ' The Crnsade will "bej commenced. Thehearsalsf are under the lead ership of Prof. Will Earhart who is wen . pieasea wnn ;ine- progress tnat as ben made. No . definite arrangements have been made for the program to be given, but one of the best Symphony tfrrhostra in the country will be m attendance together wih a quartet of soloists." A Fortunate Young Lady. Mis3 Jennie Martin, 176 " Korth Paul St., Rochester, N. Y.rjsays: "I suffered long from kidney complaints -home physicians and their medicines failed to afford me relief. A friend induced me to try Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy made at Rondbut. N. Y. The eifect was wonderful. By the time I had taken two bottles I was completely cured and have had no trouble since."
WORK HAS BEGUN
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Hi I vv Miss Go.xiing. who rt1 GUI tiy christened ?s the Uauirhter of. Frank U. ,l in. :. thirteen years old and is Ui,. youn.uvst iie Lnited States n.iy. l niii she , ... uover seen a warship. GiRARDIN PAINTING I SOME SNOW PICTURES One of the Richmond Grour Avails Scenery. None of the local artists have availed themselves of the recent fall of snow to make any pictures with t ! e exception of Mr. (iirardin who lias made two sketches of views around his home east of the city. The grounds around Mr. Girardin's home are beautiful at this time of year ami he intends inviting the members of the sketch Club to his home some time in the near future for the purpose of making sketches and paintings Avhile the country is so picturesque. Mr. (iirardin has nearly recovered frfom his severe attack of sickness and is rapidly regaining his health. His sickness was caused by a nervous break down caused by overwork. BENEFIT DANCE GIVEN FOR FRANK FAMILY One Hundred and Fifty Dollars realized at the Affair Last Night. A benefit dance was given last night at the I. O. O. F. hall for the family of the late George Frank, who died last Sunday. The dance was giv en by friends and not only was th? evening an enjoyable one but about $150 was realized and this sum will be turned over to the family. The music was furnished by Schramm's orchestra jvho rendered their services gratuitously. Palladium want ad pay. i- y. it
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MAY GOODING. the battleship Idaho at Philadelphia, govern sponso eliriste ernor of Idaho. Miss Gooding is only ponsor for a battleship in the history of christened the Idaho Miss Gooding had Personally Conducted Tour to California. Exclusively first-class tour under j the auspices of the Tourist Department, Chicago, Union Pacific & North -Western Line; leaves Chicago Wednesday, February 7th, spending w.-. .,x.....f,v.lv, i-oo..., Co. j comrtrv ami itiui ai in iue inu ui shine and floAvers. $350.00 includes all expenses, railway faro, sleeping cars, meals in dining cars and iiotel expense. Service first class in every lesuect. Ttinernriej nnl full rnvf icnlars on application S. A. Hutchin son, Manager, 212 Clark St.. and 120 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. Can you Believe Your Senses? When tAvo of them, taste and smell, having been impaired, if not utterly destroyed, by Nasal Catarrh, are fully restored by Ely's Cream Balm, can you doubt that this remedy deserves all that has been said of it by the thousands who mit has cui'ed? It. is applied directly to the effected air passages and begins its healing work at once. Why not get it today? All druggists or mailed by Ely Bros., 50 Warren street, NeAv York, on receipts of 50 cents. Dr. Weaver's Treatment. Syrup ir the blood; Cerate for skin notions. IGHM01 PIE GO. No. 313 S. 10th St. Is the place for FRESH PIES rlllVt(,n Pi 1K 9S aA Kft. Veal Pot Pies, 15c, 25c and 50c. We take orders first of the week and deliver on Saturday. Call up either phone No. 862 and leave your order. In interest of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mirs. J. R. Harnmy, Ugr.
THE PATH OF THE INTERSTATE
Effect ve, Janu r J, 1906, Excess Chair Rates va Interstate Limited will be Reduced. SK THE AGENT THE WAY OP THE WISE . . . - Home Phone 269
Our $3.00 Ladies' Gun Metal Shoe has been shown to you this season ftrlade on a good fitting last, and no more water proof stock made today OaiS at 5 d 1 S h$ 718 MAIN ST. W.M- v.. .J f M Prices Furnished by MATHER BROS. CO. I'KH TOM j Anthracite, all sizes, ......... I'ocabontas Lump $7 75 5 50 5 00 4 50 JaclvSOU I UPip ': Winifrede Lump Eastern tiem Lun ,nmn iKent nek 4 50 pittsbur"- Lump 4 50 ' Hocking" Lump, ' .. ' 4 25 r -i i - Coke, all sizes, G 00 Delivered by Teams 25cts per ton extra when carried in. t PINE - BUILDING LOT. have fcr sale the Inest Jot for a geed I:cuse in Richmond. - ; ; M W. H. Bradbury & Son Z Westcott Block 4 PURE MAPLE SYRUP A few gallons left. Chardon, O. also Pure N. Y. Buckwheat HADLEY BROS. Phono 292 See the beautiful line of Holiday goods at Moormann's Book Store, 620 Main street. (Trading Stamps.) ' -
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