Richmond Palladium (Daily), 24 January 1906 — Page 5
THS IICRTING PALLADIUM WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24, 1906.
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- CAL news brought . &ntfff-UkJti ft LOCAL BREVITIES Harvard iDentisti, 9th and Main tf Miss Louise Johnson of Marion, O., is the guest of relatives in this city. Chartier's shorthand cheapest, Jasiest, shortest. Business College, day and night classes. ' 15-tf . Mir. Ira Swisher is visiting .friends at Dayton, O. Be sure yon go to the supper at St. Paul's Parish House Friday. It's another one of those ''famous", suppers, 'i W. II. Tyrrell made a business trip to Anderson yesterday. No chance for disappointment if vnn serve Mrs. - Austin's Pancakes. All grocers sell, itf Every hat of Mrs. C. A. Brehm's at cost and street hats at 50cts., 75c, and $1.00, "that formerly sold at $2 and $2.50. wed&fri Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Canby have returned from a visit with friends at Milton. . Mrs. Chas. Neal visited friends in Dayton yesterday. When you buy Richmond Baking Co.'s crackers, and cakes, you ' get goods fresh, not shipped ,75 or 100 miles in dirty freight cars, set on depot platforms and kept in a ware house for days before being sold.24-6 Head of the big' reduction sale on 'every hat in Mrs. C. A. Brehm's store. Fancy feathers for 25 cents that formerly sold for 75 cents and $1.00. s wed&fri Edwin F. , Morrow of Parker City, was in the city yesterday. When you buy Faultless Creams Richmond Butters, Butternut Wafers or Elk Butters, you get goods that are right. Made just a little better and with just a little more care and ly up-to-date methods, and above all, fresh. l-24-6t William Dri&chel of Cambridge will spend a few days this week in Richmond. ,' Insist on your grocer giving you crackers made in, Richmond.' They are better, fresher, and :.n when you buy once you will have no other. 1 -. J .' 1-24-Ct ' Harry raust ana Harvey x eager have gone to Chicago on a business H 1. ' Rev. Chart rand,, of Indianapolis, will deliver n lecture at St. Mary's linrrli." Rnndnv ovoninnp. Jan. 9Stli. at 7:30. ' Public cordially invited. . l-23-5t Byram C. Robbins and wife of Detroit are hove visiting relatives for a few days.. ; , " , The following brands of crackers are made in Richmond and h re always, fresh: Richmond Butters, Faultless Creams, Butternut Wafers, Faultless Squares and Elk Butters. l-24-0t D. B. -Fisher of Whitewater was in this city yesterday. Mrs. Frank Parson has returned J.IOM1 n nn nun inauvcs ill v.iiuibridge City. George Mashmcvctf is at Indianavpolis on business. ; , Ritchie Tyrrell is homo from Crescentville, O., for a few days visit with his parents. s mo yesterday. W. M. Cook of Camden was iirthis city, Tuesday. v r ' Myron Malshy came from. Culver Military Academy yesterdav to at tend the funeral of his uncle, Mathew Dill. W. II. Ford of Crbana, O., was in this city Tuesday. David Staubach of Hamilton, O., a former resident of this city is here for a few days visit with relatives and friends. .Dr. jTY. W. Zimmerman was in Lynn yesterday. II. K. Landes of Indianapoils was in this city Tuesday. Hood's Pills ftor-ttinnr jt!l; pm-ely vejrwtnlile; pw:v.t (,...; lilonsi3t, easy to taVe ami easy to oin-ratv. i'5a. Peptiron Pills Ironize the Mcxvl. fvl the nrvx and brnln, tone th stomach. n. rtful slcp. rf. or fL pnistx-isf!, or moil. T. Ho.t Vs., Lowell, Jlaa. ill MUo lif UooU It's UuuU
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SOCIAL EVENTS Mr. and Mrs. James White, of the Wayne Flats, yesterday ,. celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. About thirty of their children and relatives gathered at the old White homestead, east of the city, to join in the golden celebration. r ' Mrs. Dr. E. E. Townsend will entertain the Grace church social at her home on Friday afternoon from two to five 'o'clock. The Ke ramie. League will meet this afternoon at five o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Oliver Gaar, East Main street. ; An interesting program has been prepared for the next meeting of the Y. W. C; T: U. which will be held at the home of Miss Nellie Bond, 400 North Seventeenth street, this afternoon. ' The Penny Club will hold' its annual election of officers at the. Court House this afternoon. All, members are requested to bring lunch, cup, plate, knife, fork and spoon. Mrs. J. M. Knodle was hostess for the Magazine Club at her apartments, in the Wayne fiats Monday afterf noon. The readers were'.-- Mrs. Charles Neal and Mrs. Charles Mc-I( . ,r ,.r . , T ... Giure. Mrs. arren Gifford, North i 'i Thirteenth street will be, the next hostess. "5 4f ,5f I The next meeting of: the. Monday Thimble Club will be with Mrs. J. P. irhlv. South Tenth street, on February 5. t t - 4. ' A mpotiiKwof the nomestic Science Club will . be held at the Parish House tomorrow Miss Firth will talk on v Values of Foods and Well Balanced Rations" and Mrs. Sackett .on "Phvsical Economies." The ladies are reminded t bring note books. J Airs. Robert Stimson and Aliss Grace. Robie won the prizes at the Country Club bridge whist party Monday. - About twenty ladies were present. , 55 "95 Alisses Maude Thistlethwaite and Clara Myrick will he the hostesses for the card party at the Country Club next Monday nisrht. Air. William Dudley Foulke has been invited to read a paper before the Indianapolis Literary Club at its next : meeting. Air: Foulke has chosen for his subject "A Aledieval Heroditus." f v The .meeting of the Criterion Literary Society yesterday afternoon was a very interesting one. The program consisted of articles on Do mestic Science and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Airs. Fred Powers of North Eighteenth street. The Ladies of the Fifth Street AL E. church will give a social at the church this evening and an interesting program has been prepared as follows: Piano Duet'' by Elmer and Raymond "Wildig. , Recitation, "Catnip Tea." by Elrer Wildig. - "Si and Cynthia's Experience at th. TTolel," by Hugh Foss. V ladies' Aid Society" by Myrtle Weidner.
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"The Toper," Minnie Saffer. 'Whippin's," Herman Wine. Musical, selection on guitar and mandolin : by Mabel and Myrtle Weidner. "Over fo Old Aunt Marv's." Eva Phelps. , ; "Little Town of Tail Holt," Ma - bel Weidner N "Good By Jim, Take Keer of Yourself," by' Elizabeth Phelps. , "Kate Shelley," by Goldie Saffer. Rn.r '' AivrflV(! in Tr t hv Lottie Holzapfel. Closing with Tableaux. Admission free. ' A cordial invitation extended to everyone to come. y The Star Circle of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the1, vca; inat mese resolutions First M. E. church, will meet Friday be fead 0,tlie minutes of hls s-
nftPrnnnn Avith Afrs Plpm fJanr. instead of , Wednesday as announced. An interesting meeting of Home Missions was held Monday night ,at the residence of Mrs. Tiunyan, orth Twelfth street. Mrs. Allen, the National Organizer of the Woman's Home Missionary society, gave an address .(regarding organizations which was most ' interesting. .....t 'f i 4' ' ' The Nf L. I. club will meet on Saturday, February . 3rd, with Miss Josephine Richardson of North Nineteenth street Mrs. T. A. Mott planned a very i - , xu. : ,.-. ,r ,J of her husband's birthday Monday, .,, mf. ' L ' i iiHiii in iiniiit i hi iiiu " ii r i i i j - w i w night. Those, present were the of ficers and teachers of the Grace M. E. Sunday school. Mr. Mott was VlVxYCintofl Tl'lfVl 1 c i 1 1.-1 1 t-linI xr ti v . . , , vr V . Y ' -.; LLL , . ?i mi if 1 1 1 r . .j i wi iii vn i f i u i ria Tra . sentation speech in a very witty man ner. t - r m . VA meeting of. 'the Domestic Science association will be held at the Parish at o.'?n i.Ar Aliss Firth will talk on ComnaraXBd&ssuastviseaar m
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Fust received from Europe, large delayed shipment of Austrian Christmas Pla'e shouIJ Law snivel I Cwtober. Have accepted same at a big discount. The- loss is the manufacturers, not ours. They are worth $3.00 and $3.50 per dozen. As good as the best French China. Would zxcLt to sell riot more than a set of six plates to any one customer. The price will be 1 , I 5c Each or 90c a Half Dozen. In Vestibule Case.
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anceu nations and Airs, sackett on Physieal Economics. . The ladies re reminded to bring note books. All members and friends of the associa tion are 'asked," to be present. " "H The 'Ladies? Penny Club will hold its :anhual letion of officers this afternoon 'it the Horticultural room ia ' th5a tburt! iHowSe.' ! All ' members are requested to bring lunch, plate, eup,"inife fork and spoon. RESOLUTIOIiS ADOPTED ON DEATH OP WILLIAM W. JEWISS. By Members of the Westcott Mutual Aid Union at Hoosier Drill Tactory. " The Westcott Mutual Aid Union at the Hoosier branch of the . American Seeding Company "f has t adopted the r 'y Richmond, Ind., Jan. 22d, 1906. Resolutions. Whereas; Jt has pleased Al mighty God in His infinite wisdom to take from our midst our fellow work man, William P. Pewiss. Whereas; He was always liked by those that were associated with him, for his Christian spirit, and his j kindliness and considerate feeling for those with whom he came in conita . . ' .Rf lvned5 That in hls deh' w I fellow workmen and members of Jhe Wtcott Mutual Aid Union have !st ne .always had the interest of .tn,e association at heart, and especially was this manifest during the time of his administration of the office of President of the association. Resolved; That our whole sympa8 out to the family of, the de ceased, ana especially to the- good wife whom he leaves to mourn his loss. , ( . ' T 1 i . mi ' i i . ' hw,auuu' anu a ctW mereoi oe sent to his widow, and to each of the daily papers in this city. Respectfully, submitted, CLIFF MERRILL, FRANK H. SHISSLER, FRANK C. ROBERTS, Committee on Resolutions. TRAINS WERE DELAYED 1 By Cold Weather on Pennsylvania System Yesterday. Several of the Pennsylvania through trains from St. Louis were delayed yesterday by the cold weather. No. 18, which is due to arrive in Richmond early in the morning was five, hours late and others were from one to three hours behind their schedules. Six of the most important Society Dances in St. Louis Last Winter were served by the Tetrauq Concert Quartet Here in Richmond this winter
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we rive you vne Deneni oi navins- do jumping. ' , i . . Wednesday' we will "sell you Pride Winter Wheat flour m the city at 60c.
, uue oaim, me oesi paieni nour, oc per sacs; .yu per cwt. The greatest bargain of all is in our Gold Medal flour, which is. the best bread baker of any, being a strictly spring wheat, for 62c per sack; $4.90 per barrel. At the above prices lay in your spring supply. Willow Clothes Hampers! See them in our front window, $1.69
and $1.00. Stamps with each basket. ' Waste Paper Baskets, Fancy Wi with each basket.
. Two sizes of Willow Clothes Baskets, 75c and with each basket. - '. f -, Swift's Pride Soap, best of all soaps, 10 oz.
stamps for 25c; 1 box and 110 stamps for $2.7S. ': :...-. IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Men's Heavy Fleeced Line Underwear, 43e garment; 75c per suit. Sweaters! sweaters! Just the thing to wear to keep off the chill and dampness that is coming; $1.00 value for this day only, 75c; our 75c values for $58c. . Remember the bargains commence on Tuesday evening at 6 p. ra. We are open on this evening . to ; give you a chance to buy and get your orders on the first delivery. Telephone early. Model Departm't Store
Trading Stamps with All Purchases Free Delivery New "Phone, 1079; Old 'Phone, 13R Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evening ' 411-413 Main Street
FEW BUILDING PERMITS ONLY TWO HAVE BEEN GRANTED SO FAR THIS MONTH. City Controller' States That There Is Nothing Unusual in This. Up to the present time there has been only two' building permits granted at the city controller's office during the month of January, one to A. E. Underbill for a $200 frame building to be erected at the corner of Sixteenth and North E streets, and one to J. B. Sittloh for a $200 bam to be built at 100 South Thirteenth street. City Controller Needham stated yesterday that there was nothing unusual in this state of affairs as the building permits-granted during the months of ' January ' and February were always few and far between. The contractors, architects' and ( real estate men say that there is a splendid .outlook for a large amount V of building in i Richmond this year, but that nothing much will be done until spring. I ' . ' - . NO MANAGER NAMED Richmond Athletic Association Fails to Appoint Jessup's Successor. At a meeting held by the, Richmond Athletie "Association -o .fill the vacatfCjtJeft by Clarence Jessup, who resigned as manager of the Coliseum to accept a position with the Kokoim polo 'team, no successor was decided '-upon and for the time ; being the Coliseum's affairs .will be attended-to -by the directors of the Association. nmg.
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terestp of - fluxttgtomersLand At, the uirni Deiore ine aavanrer-" T iour is . x , i. vip ..- ' of Richmond, which-is the best per sack; $2.40--perjBFti llow, at GOc, 70c, and SOc. 70 stamps - S5c, and 70 stamps bar, 9 bars and 12 PULLEY SHAFTING BROKE And the Foundry at the Hoosier Got a Short Holiday A pulley shafting at the Hoosier Drill broke down Alonday and as a result - the blower for the. foundry department was stopped and it. iJ was necessary to send to Cincinnati for repairs. The men employed in the foundry, about fifty altogether, were given a day's holiday until the damage was repaired and work resumed in the foundry. The accident to the shafting came at a most unfortunate time as the concern is so busy that it is', now several weeks behind in its orders., ' . -' PLEAD NOT GOTLTY. George Speaker, arrested at St. Alary 's Ohio, and .brought to this1 city to 'answer the charge of petit larceny," was arraigned in police court yesterday morning and entered a plea of not guilty. His trial will : be heldat police court this morning. It is probable that the charge o petit larceny will be changed to malicious trespass. , ., SCHNEIDER ' ".'.. -.: . .... Carriage Factory No. 47 North 8th St. Bu ilds all kinds of new vehicles to order. ' Repaitlng Promptlj Done. Rubbcn Tires Patched Ard only the bef t of new ones put'ou at lowest prices.