Richmond Palladium (Daily), 19 January 1906 — Page 5
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LOCAL -BREVITIES
Harvard DentUrtTM anlMain.lf George Millet omade af business trip to Dayton yesterday. Miss Clara Comstock is visiting relatives at Indianapolis. James Zoller is at Chicago on business. ' Clarence Gennett was at Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs Austin's famous Pancake nour, maue from the three great staffs of life: wheat, corn and rice. The following out of town persons attended the funeral services of Mrs. Jane Peed in this city yesterday: Mrs. Ella Day of New Castle, Mrs. Helen Stigleman and Mrs. Hatfield of Greensfork, Mrs. Harry Beck and daughter of Anderson. To have delicious, brown cakes for breakfast, mix cold water with-Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour, AH grocers sell it. Mr. Henry Miller of North Twelfth street is seriously ill with the grip. For the best and cleanest coal, also wood and feed, call at the kast knu Coal yard 1530 Main street, where you will find the best of fuel and at living prices. Weights guaranteed. Phone 1G2S. l-0-d6t GEO. F. WARD & CO. Lyon Liston of Cincinnati was in this eit v Thursday. - - OASH BEALL, KIBBEY , & CO., LOEHR & KLUTE, WIDUP & THOMPSON AND ' TUxi JJltt STORE HANDLE THE RICH MOND HAT. -"' J. L. Lnhn of Indianapolis visited friends in this city Thursday. Repairing of all kinds, such ns electrical instruments, gas engines, etc. Richmond Auto Station, 1024 Main street. Phone 1798. Old phone 412 W. , 8-tf S. E. Swaync returned from a business trip to Columbus, 0., yesterday. Charter's shorthand cheapest, easiest, shortest. Business College, day and night classes. 15-tf Caiarlet'' Relieve Nasal Catarrh, allay ii iMnma tionjoothe and hal tlie rauer . mem brane, s vveetcn and pan 1 y the breath. Best gargle for Sore Throat. 50c. or t5 $1. Druggists 6r Dyspeple r. (iive instant rehei .n Sour fctomacli,' Heartburn, JSTauiea. all 'discomforts of ii.cilgcstion anri dytpepu. - Pleasant and economic;. - Nledium size, 25c.; Large, $1 ; Pv.- wt, handsome aluminum fconbonnie.c 10c. pruggists or mail. C. I. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
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Arthur Iane returned from a, business trip-' ?tox Winchester yesterday. lfn ; : ' ' i ft S, Graves went to Indianapolis Thursday.. T. C. Taylor returned yesterday from a business trip to Portlands- .- BUFFET LUNCH EVEEY SATURDAY EVENING AT THE WESTCOTT. TURKEY SALADS A&D EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT; fri-sat-tf SOCIAL EVENTS The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet' this afternoon at the church at 2:30. '. '' The Ladies of the Grace M. E. church held a meeting in i'ie church yesterday. ' Sewing was a feature , of the afternoon. ' Mrs. Henry Gennett entertained a large number at whist Wednesday in honor of her guest, Mrs. Oscar Field, of St. Louis. Prizes were won by Mesdames: Shuman Jones, Frank (jiass anj a. D. Gayle, and Messrs. Shuman Joues, John Lontz and P. W. Smith. The guests included Messrs. anj Mesdames John Nicholson, A. D. Gayle, P. W. Smith, Frank Glass, Shuman Jones, Omar Hollingsworth, Charles E. Shiveley, John M. Lontz, Robert Stimson, Dudley Foulke, James Mornsson, Clareneu Gennett, E. K. Beatty, Frank Keetl aml Harry Gennett. . j The Ionian Literary Society will meet this evening at,fEarlham. The following literary program will be given: Extemporaneous Debate Affirmative, William E. Lear, Jr.; Negative, N. K. Mills. Solo Thurman Overman. ' Reading Clarence Summer. The Phoenix Literary Society will J meet Friday evening at Earlham and. the following program will be carried out : Music Mabel Stewart. Paper "Japan's Rise Among the Nations," Ina Katlii'f. Japanese Story Lois Pitts. Music Alice Norton. Paper "Japanese Art," Brown. Scene Marie Holton. Ada -55-Th e Ivy Club held' their last meenin? with Mrs. Arrowsmith, South B street. The next meeting will bej .1 .' O ll- C? U ' Wltn luis. ueorgo ocoii-, ooum Eighth street. Mrs. Will Gaar, chairman of the entertainment committee of the m mL JA A A A JIK t r iT iT 4Merry Making 4 4Domestic Quotations. Brown Muslin, IS yards for $1 Bleached Muslin, 13 yards, 1 Apron Gingham, per yard,, ,5c 4-4-4-4-4-4-4 4Percale, per yard . ... 8c . '." -' ' ' ' ' ' ' I v 4 '4 4 4 4" 4" 4 4 4 4 4 OOOOOOOOO.O CO
Country Club is planning to give a Valentine party at the Club on Valentine night, February 14. It promises to be a novel feature. t ''4 4 .-"-..- ; -. .i . . ' -. 4y ...' Mrs.' E. R Stover, South Eighth street, entertained the Martha Washington Cjiib , yesterday, afternoon. Prizes were won by'Mrs. Fred Hasemeier and Mrs. Louis - Minck. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Will Fry, South Fourth , street, in two weeks. -ir- ' fy 5A, supier will be given by the ladies" of the Flower Mission in , the Masonic Temple, February 14th. It will be a valentine affair. Committees have beeii appointed to arrange
for the. affair and it promises to be one of tlie most pleasing affairs given I by this society. . ; , T TT T . The Modern Club held a meeting with Mrs.' Frank KHson on North D street yesterday. A musical program was carried out. The next meeting will beheld in two weeks ..with Mrs. C T. South, in West Richmond. v...,,,. . - 4 - Mrs. Henry Gennett entertained a number of ladies at her residence on East Main street yesterday afternoon ata whist party for her guest, Mrs. Field of St. Louis. There were twelve tables. The prizes were won by Miss Mary Shiveley and Mrs. W. J. Robie and the consolation by Mrs. Elwood McGuire. The Mother's Club of the Fairview school held a meeting in the kindergarten room of the school yesterday and a sociable afternoon was passed. It is the purpose of the club to get the mothers of .the pupils in touch writh each other, .and become better acquainted. Mrs. Foster of South 'Seventh street entertained the newly ; organized Aid Society of the United Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Plans were arranged , for the coming 'year, lne next meeting place wes not decided upon. 4fr -XThe Banner Club will meet Jam?ary 24th at the home of Mrs. Mary Peer, South Tenth street -x- -:- The Athenae Society of the South Eighth Street Friends' church will meet at 2:30 today at the home of Mrs. Mark Wilson, South Thirteenth street. -tt The Woman's Relief Corps will give a supper in the G. A. R. hall on the night of January 24th. X- ' The ladies of the Grace M. E. 1 church will give an all day meeting ini the church today " ' ' Si. Urn i A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Miss Mabel Goodwin Wednesday night, at the home of Miss Ilia Patterson, North ... Fifth
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EARLHAM COLLEGE HEWS
By Clarence j Spoke on SteeL Profi R.. L. Sackett spoke m chapel yesterday morning on " Steel.' He spoke especially of the rapid change from man-power to tool power that has taken place in the last few years. Shape of " Sargasso." The size and shape'of the "Sargasso' has been definitely decided on and photographic , rates are now being computed. Quite a great deal of special work has been assigned. The Alumni are entering heartily into the. spirit of the work and several streeti Tliose present were Misses Alice HoweIls, Mary Rtidelie, Grace Cannon, Martha Arnold, Estella Dillenback, Mabel Goodwin "and Ilia PatterfcDn.- Messrs Raymond Kain, Bert Jones, 'Harry ' Cannon, Grant Frye, li6mas Frj-e, Vosse Paris, Everett Jjfoore and 'F'enton Cooney. Refreshments were served and the evening wpis delightfully spent playing games.? A vaudeville act was given by Vosse Paris. . Mr. and Mrs. George W. Piehl entertained the Promiscuous Euchre Club at their home on, North Tenth street Wednesday night. Prizes were won by Mr. George Piehl and Mrs. Herman Weirwake. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. E. II. Turner on South Ninth street. DOORS USED FOR FUEL GEORGE SPEAKER NEARLY DE- . MOLISHES A HOUSE TO KEEP FIRES GOING. Rented a House from W. Bradford md Leaves It in a Sorry ConditionWarrant for Him. George Speaker, until recently a resident of this city, a short time' ago vacated a house on South Second street, owned by William Bradford, and it now presents the appearance of ha vine: taken the small end of the purse in a fistic encounter with a Kansas' : cyclone. The house has been denuded of seven doors and the banister, of the staircase, all of which Speaker, a tinner by trade, used to keep the fires going in the house. Theodore R. Woodhurst, who has charge of the property, swore out a warrant for Speaker's arrest yesterday. It was learned that Speaker now resides in St. Mary 's, Ohio, and
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Flynn. very cordial letters have already been received. Freshmen-Junior Debate.' The Freshman-Junior debate took place yesterday afternoon at 3 :25. The Freshman contestants were Mitchell, Jones, and Ha worth ; The Juniors Frazer, Zimmerman and Gardner. The judges Profs. Trueblood, Hadley and Hole gave the decision to Frazer, Zimmerman and Haworth. The Sophomore-Senior debate will be held this afternoon at 3:25. - Superintendent Baily telephoned to the chief of police at that place, tell ing him that there was a warrant out for Speaker and asking that he be taken into custody. It is thought that Speaker will consent to come to Richmond without requisition papers being issued. He will be arraigned on a charge of petit larceny. LODGE NOTES Supreme Chancellor Charles E. Shiveley and Will C. Converse will be on the program of the annual meeting of the district Knights of Pythias which is to be held at Rushville today. The object of the meeting is to make plans for the benefit of the lodges and to discuss business. A large number will be present from this city and Rushville is making big preparations to entertain the visit ors. The Herman. Lodge, L O. O. F. held a meeting last night, and transacted regular business. - , The Richmond Lodge of Elks held their regular meeting last night. There are several applications for membership and there will be initiations next week. MONEY LOANED. At low rates easy terms. Thompson's Loan and Real Estate Agency, 10. X. 7th street., l-19.-fri&sat-tf TO INDIANAPOLIS. City Engineer Fred Charles is in Indianapolis attending the annual meeting of the city engineers of the state,, which w as in session yesterday' and today. Second hand school books Wanted at Bartel's .stationery store, 925 Main. V l-19-2t
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-BITE 'AND . " Glasses Fitted 24 ISortli nth St RICHMOND PIE GO. No. 313 S. 10th St. Is the place for FRESH PIEG Chicken Pies, 16c, 25c and 50c. Veal Pot Pies, 15c, 25c and 50c. We take orders first of the week and deliver on Saturday. Call up either phone No. 802 and leave your order. In interest of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. : , - ' ' : Mrs. J. R; Harwy, Ugr; Six of tha most Important Society Dances in St. Louis Last Winter were served by ths Tetrauq Concert Quartet Here In Richmond this winter PURE MAPLE SYRUP a few gallons left Chardon, O. -AI.SOPure N. Y, Buck whoa t HADLEY BROS. Phone 292 SCHNEIDER Carriage Factory No. 47 North 8th St. , Builds alt kinds of new vehicles to order. ilKepiiiiini P-omptly Done. llubbcr Tires Patclied And ouly the best of new ones put on at lowest p-ices.
DEATH TEOM BAY RUM PUNCH. Omaha, Neb., Jan 'IS. An -original recipe for holiday punch, including bay rum, devised by-the' soldiers at Ft. D. A. Russell, Wyo., to eelebrate New Year's day, has caused the death of Private J. F. -Murphy, and resulted "in charges being filed against Corpora Blake and Corporal Carson, who had a hand inthe mak-, ing of the drinks. . Soldiers say all ; their trouble is due to abolitiog of
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