Richmond Palladium (Daily), 23 February 1906 — Page 5

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Tom Kaufman , returned last even- j8 visiting relatives in Ttichmond. ing from, a short visit , with friends His wife is with him. . ,- v at New Castle. . , , ; I, ' . ' , . '' ; ' I 1 . i Erman Smith has returned home '-.Miss Alice Beesoh has returned toV from Poughkeepsie, where he attendMilton after a visit in this city. ed the Pastern Business University , ftvA ' a' Z.J? j r. Smith has taken a position with " Harvard Dentists. 9tn and Main tt 1 . , s , the Starr Piano Company in the saleMiss Nina Penriell returned yester- room, at Tenth and Main. day from, a visit with , friends at ; . rr n r " ' j Mrs, J..Hw Gilchrist, of the Wayne Ureenvilie, u. j ,V r . , "... Flat, has returned from a two weetsf - .Mrs. Austin's Pancakes, really sii- visit viCh!. her -sister, Mrs.;. Isaac perior to everything. Ask your, gro Kline of Chicago. During her stay, cer. ' she availed herself iiftbe opportuni- ' . ,, :0 ty of attending .a, special course of , Mrs. Frank Whiteseil of Hagers- instructions in lugtre dec0ration on town spent Wednesday with relatives cjjjna -e- ,i r r; ii this city. . j : f 1 . . ..!.?;-

Mr. and Mrs. Lou Posther left yesterday for 'a' visit at 'Milton. ' ' Dickinson . Trust.; Pompany has money to. loan on, real estate at favorable terms. We do not loan over one-half .the value of property. ; , Miss' Grace Breman has returned ".to Fountain city alter a lew aays visit IICIC. I I f Mrs.' Austin 's Pancakes, really superior to everything; Ask your grocer, .v. ! t' .'is;. f';;'v -r rk;:; " Mrs. Lena Fuller and son have returned f romTVtslV wifbT friends at 'Grew wile .v. ... BtriETfeT tltfNOH eVet SAirfrRDAY EVENTNOftTTHE WESTOOTT. jtTUEJIEY, SALADS - AND eveaythino g6od to eat. fri-sat-tf Dr. Mora Bulla Kiessling of Chicago is the guest of relatives in this city. - See Dickinson "TTrust Company for loans on real jc.estate. Favorable terms on loans of less than one-half ;the value of property. . ' Albert Spekenheir was at Greeu- ; field yesterday. s 'J Mrs. Austin's Pancakes, really su'perior to everything. Ask your grocer. , . - ' . j i Rev. T. II. Kulm returneTl from Anderson yesterday1 where lie had '.been attending revival services. - .Money to loan on farms or city property on favorable terms. We do , not, loan more than one-half the val'ne of property. - Dickinson Trust ;Co. . 'i' . . v.. - Dr. Zimmerman was at Greenfield ryesterday. ; . H Mask Carnival, Col. Saturday nighti ' : - v. ' . . . Mrs. J, lh Gilchrist has returned "from a visit, with her sister at Chicago. .. . i 1 1 : ; ' Miss 'Mabel Teeter of Hagerst,own visited friends in this city yesterday. , ,Drs. Cook and Graham returned to Indianapolis yesterday. c Mrs. John Carey, is visiting at Greenfield, Ind. . ' , J .cf.j Miss Marie Ivauffman returned .yesterday from a few days visit with .relatives at ' New Castled , " c Dr. Walter Wilson was at HagersHown yesterday. . r: . Mrs.' Charlotte " Harding arrived from Anders.oti yesterday for a visit .ith1 relative Ih this city. f

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Come Early - Us 1 w?; 4r5f: 1 ..." Will Haughton returned last even iing froma business frip to Cincinnati. (-Hubert SnaVely left yesterday-for a few days visit at Middletown, 0. Albert Sittloh, of Denver, purchas er for the Denver Dv Goods Company SOCIAL EVENTS The St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Mary's Church, next Monday evening will present the three ect old English comedy, ' "Our 'Boys The comedy will be' produced under the direction of J. D. Taylor,' this city, who lor. a number of years was connected' with the Players ' Club ' of New York; Twenty-five cents will be charged- for admission and ten cents extra' for reserved 1 seats;1" The following will , be the cast V ''7 ' Sir Godfrey Champneys n. .v. 7x l : .V.....;:s,Ti.i . . .Walter frydeV Perkyn Middfewick . '.lloar6f'lCanp Charles Middlewick. . . G. McKorie Talbot Champneys . AlberSiRiriglion Violet Melrose Clara Luketi Mary Melrose '."..'Z Mabel Stemkamp Belinda Hannah Dunden Clarissa Champneys Mary Connaughtbri Servant ...... Charles McConlogue The ladies' of the First' M. E. church will hold a market at the new store-room, corner of Eleventh and Main streets, Saturday, February 24. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. j ! The Ladies' Misionary society of the United Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon , at the vhome of Mrs. Sharon Jones, 104 South Thirteenth street. j ' i .. m v f ' ' ' ' The Buzzers will meet Saturday night instead of Friday, !i i J Mrs. Cyrina Zimmermari"entertainfd a party of friends to a dinner at her home on North Third street Tuesflay evening, in honor of Mrs. H. C WellerV 61st- birthday. An elegant four course dinner was served. The guests were as follows: Mr. and Mrs, Will Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Haisley Mr. and Mrs. Will Huber, Mr. arid Mrs. rAC. Weller and Miss Zimmerman. ' , 7he( Audubon Society will meet this evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs.. Jesse' Reeves,. 215 North! Tenth street. Subject, "The - Ruby and Golden Crowned Kinglets," f by Caroline Carpenter. Any one interested will be welcomed. ' J " 1 The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon' at the home .of Mrs: Graham, North Eleventh street.-' " ' Tlie Woman's MissionarjrR Safety of ;the United Presbyterian church;

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will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Sharon Jones, 104 South Thirteenth' street. , . - A Martha Washington entertain ment and social was given last night at 7:30 by the Sunday school classes of Miss Elizabeth Drifmeyer and Mrs. Huber 'at St. Paul V : Lutheran chapeT.' The following interesting program was rendered: Orchestra. Song Class. Piano Solo Edna Sittloh. Triorr-Marie Hartman, Elsie Mueller and Grace Balzer. Violin Solo--Marguerite Hasemeier. , Vocal Solo Elsie Mueller. : Dialogue Sophie, Grace Balzer ; Marion. Edith Runge : Laura, Elsie Hawekotte; At Phoebe, Elma Hasecosten; . ;; r, ,.t :., : ; '.prchestra. ' , j ...7 v . A pleasant social-time followed. . .: Probably J the ' most unique arrangement " of any church supper yet this season was that of the" Automatic Restaurant, which last evening served supper to several hundred persons, in the Sunjjday- school room of the First English Lutheran church. ' It was on the "dumb-waiter" order, and when a certain amount of Imohey was' drtvoped into a slot, sand wiches' or pie, or'cdffee 'was pushed tout in .front of the1' purchaser, who toolrhis f6qd to a table-to'-jeat: Following "the suppeiy the'rter was &n .entertainmeht which Tollp'wedffhe Hatureof the -day,c Washington 's Birthit M. 4t - . , The' last,. social event of the phurch season before lent will be thesupper 'which will be given on next Monday 'evening by , the young' iaies'bf the St, Agnes Guild at the Parish House. ; the reception and entertainment given last evening, in the Parish House by the ladies of the St. Paul's Episcopal church was a complete success, and the excellent program "was well received by the large audience. The entertainment took the form of living pictures, with scenes as from an old album. Great grandfather and grandmother were represented, as well as many other poses. The affair ended with a presentation of "The Modern American Girl, with Miss. Inez Williams posing. This picture drew much applause. Between the pictures, music was furnished by Miss Maude 4 Zimmerman. Following - the - program, ; refreshments were servedby the young ladies, who were dressed in Colonial costume. , ..r-- ' ' - V " A "j"' ' t ' ''Mrs," Mar'Zeyen 'entertained at her hoirie Wednesday" evenihg;' Pro :resi ve euchre w'as -the; f eat lire'of tlie evening. The prizes ."were? won by Miss Mae Zwissler and Mr. Howard Geier, and the consolations were awarded to Miss Nettie Broerman and Mr. George . Thomas. After card playing, a two-course luncheon was served, the table being beautifully decorated. Those present were the Misses, Leona Beuning, . Mildred Litchenfels, , Mae Zwissler, Nettie Broerman, Dorothy Zeyen and Mary Zej-en; Messrs. N. Anderson, Geo. Thomas, Geo. Zwissler, Jos.. Schmedinghoff, .Howard . Geier and. Clarence Zeyen. ' Each received a souvenir.. Supper wilj jbe fzyed the Parish: "llouse ori ' Mtrtday ce vening, February 6, from 5:30 to 7-30 by the laides of the St. Agnes Guild; ' : 23-3t.

FIGHT BAD FIRE WITH BROOMS

COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE AND SUTTON HOME NARROWLY ESCAPE BURNING. DUE TO FJRAFFET AliD HIBFJERD Club Members Burn a Plot of Old Grass and Then Have To Play Firemen.' The country club house, and the barns and home of Mrs. Mary Sutton, just west of the Country Club, had a narrow escape from being burne,d to ,the ground yesterday morn ing, by the bur" ing of grass on the strip of land ly.'ng between the Sutton farm and the Country Club. The fire was finally extinguished by Frank Braffet and Wilbur Hibberd,; who fought the blaze with brooms. They had had gone to the club to inspect the new arrangement of the golf course, and while walking over the strip of land, which was added to the course last year and which will be used as a part of . the golf links this season, they set fire 'to the grass which was as dry a tinder. -In. five minute' time the fire was almost beyound control. Before the two and hedge and fence, between the golf course and the . Sutton farm, had been badly burned. MAYORS WANT IT STOPPED. Do Not Like for Indianapolis To Attract People There to Do Their Trading. Several Indiana mayors are making an attempt to put a stop to the methods used by Indianapolis merchants, to bring people from. the outside town into that city. Free . excursions are "to be struck 'a. hard blow-and other ways will be done to induce peopleto spend their money at: home.' r ' ': WYATT REMOVED ' TO ASYLUM. Mental Outbreaks White at County Jail Were Annoying to the -Other Prisoners. ; George Wyatt, who has been in the county jail for six months, awaiting admission : to East Haven, was removed to the latter institution Wednesday. Wyatt 's home is in Chester and he has been rational a greater part of the time of. his confinement in the county building. - The crowded condition of the jail made it uncomfortable for both Wyatt and the other, prisoners during, bis mental outbreaks.

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JEAMETTE TEST IS DEAD REMAINS TO BE BROUGHT HERE SATURDAY. Before Moving to Greenfield Five Years Ago Had Always Lived in Richmond. Miss , Jetnnette Test, a daughter of the late William Test, died at Greenfield last Tuesday., The remains will be brought . by interurban to the !Earlham cemetery, j;or burial Saturday at 11 o'clock The deceased was a .niece of Oliver; Test of. this place. Miss Test resided in Richmond all iof her life until five years-ago when she removed to this city with her.peo-; pie. She had been in poor health. i;or almost two years previous ,, f to her death. Her poor health was brought on by , a fall from a hammock from the effects of which she never, fully j recovered.. . However, her condition 1 was not considered dangerous until ine.iasc iew aays. . one , expected to recover her health and .dil.not take to her bed until ; Tuesday , afternoon when it was seen bythose in attendance that she was really- growing weaker. The physician was summon ed and administered medicine but she soon relapsed , intor , unconsciousness and did not recogniey.one J)efore her death. . . yV.- ' . . 'v; ,- - Miss. Test JeaYeitwo, gisterst;.and two brothers. Onevterf.fElmina,, is a stenographer and is located at'Porjto Rico and fhlToth'er" Miss Hannah, lis a teacher inttbG.ceenfiel. schools, j Her brother" James fsat'Peru," while Wm. Test is a Professor at Purdue University at Lafayette. DEATHS AIID FUNERALS BRENNAN The funeral of Miss Lizzie Brennan took place yesterday morning at St. Mary's church,' and was attended by a large congregation of friends. The Society of the Immaculate Conception of which the deceased was a member, attended in a body. The pall bearers were James McGrath, William Kinsella. John O'Connor, Eben Wright, John Murray, Alfred Burke. Burial . at St. Mary's cemetery. CLARK The funeral of Mrs. Elibeth Clark will be from the Margaret Smithv Home this morning at 10 o'clock. ' Burial at Earlham. A musleal organization representative of Rlehmonds high stand . ing In tho arts . ., . . . T ETRAUQ... CONCERT QUARTET The only quartet engaged for dally concerts at the World's Fair, St. Louis, ISO -. . .... The. Gonzaga, Club met last evening with a large number of the members and their friends in attendance Euchre was played and prizes, were won by 3Iiss Clara Schroeder . and Mrs. J. HT. Shofer, and by Mr. Joseph Kleusner and Mr. Will Kahle. A' light luncheon was served. This evening, the members of the Club will listen to an. address by Rev. Father RoelL ' ..;

yesterday than are real, geu- j s TWO ARRESTER AT FORT WAYNE SUPT. BAILEY WILL GO THERE FOR OSCAR "JOHNSON AND . ' IDA TERRELL. ! ; WANTED HERE FOR STEALING They Took Some (nothing and Dress Goods From J: M. William -son's Home. t-v. Superintendent of Police t Bailey yesterday received word that two police characters who are wanted here on chargesr of larceny, r are ' in. Fort Wayne, and today , he will probabring, the. pair, back. ,! , , jisv v. .. About two weeks ago, ajnan-jriv-ing his name as Oscar Johnson,,, and a woman, Ida May Terrell, , , well know in local' circles, left the . house where they had been-rboming, taking with them various rcles, in,cu-T, ing some dress goods and; clothing, which belonged to thew-aer of r the house, "L W. Williamson 409 , Soutn 'Seventh' street, v , ;j ; ' -VUvt ' The matter was .reportel to. the po lice' and a search was ,made -for, the thieves, but they had tiucceeded;in getting out of town, anii-when lieard of again, were in Fort Waype ,Supt. Bailey ' caused their . arrest in ; that city, and will bring them back here for trial: ; ; 1 ;.'.".'''-"'"" "'' 1 ' ' The man is thought to be a wU known crook masquerading under a fictitious name, and it may be that he can be charged with 't several crimes in and about this city, . ; A baseball team will be organized this spring by the young men who attendthe Richmond Business College and the work of arranging a schedule has already been begun. Many out of town teams will be played. There is material at the school for the making of a first class ball team. A TRIP THROUGH THE WEST. Raymond, Nicholson; who is man--ager of the Foshen Bell Telephone Company plants will soon leave on a trip through the- west, on which he will visit Washington Oregon and California. ' Mr; Nicholson is the ' son of Mr, and Mrs. John H. Nichol-'; soii, of this city. ? A NEW STORE ON MAIN. The store room at 914 Main street will soon be occupied by the Fred Clothing company. This js a new firm and will be a novelty for Richmond, as each suit in the house is to sell for $10.00. ' , . Probably the. most enjoyable social event of the anti-Lenten season was the dance given last evening in the I. O. O". F. Hall by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. A light lunch was served by the ladies in an adjoining , room. The music,! which was furnished by the famous neidelburg orchestra, of Dayton, was of the best. The hall was beautifully decorated in memory of tHe'day. ' - ' "