Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 304, 29 November 1906 — Page 5
The Richmond Palladium. Thursday, November 29, 1906.
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May Your j' THANKSGIVING be a joyous J. S. Zoller E.-W. Craighead
The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co. Having enjoyed a season of liberal patronage from the people of Eastern Indiana desires
to extend to them their sincere thanks wish them a Joyous Thanksgiving.
EXTEND GREETINGS TO ALL
MY CUSTOME
Geo. H. Nolte
A Joyful Thanksgiving
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Irvin Reed & Son
Proprietor of the REEK STORE
wishes to extend his Sincere Thanks to his patrons and wishes them one and all an Enjoyable Thanksgiving.
We wish to thank our many customers for their liberal pattronage, and wish them a most enjoyable Thanksgiving.
MARY P. AUSTIN
An extended greeting and an enjoyable Thanksgiving from H. L. DICKINSON Wall Paper Store
Extend Greetings to All
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Romey's furniture Bedding Pictures 927 929 Main St.
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We wish to thank our customers for the increased patronage given us this year. KIBBEY & CO.
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A kindly greetingV A most enjoyabl. to all Thanksgiving our customers? to all y7 Routh's H my patrons Music Storfe J, w. MOUNT 517 Main Street. 529 Main
A hearty greeting is extended by VI r. A. W. Grogg and
Mr. J. W. Ackerman of the Hoosier Store
wishing their many patrons a Joyous Thanksgiving.
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I wish you all a delightful jf and enjoyable Thanksgiving U ZWISSLER'S
I extend my greetings
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Hearty ) Dinner. Gilbert Dunham
We wish our -pub tomers a happy and enjble Thanksgiving. Hood's rjodel Dept. Store.
We wish you all
an enjoyable Dinner. Q LONG BROS.
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Last evening at 7:30 o'clock, the'
wedding of Mr. Frank R. Jacques, and!
Miss Leila Carver of Dayton, will take ;
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William F.t Lancaster of N)th H.
street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph Beck. A propram of bridal music was played by
Mrs. Myrtle Lawson, previous to the
ceremony, who also played the wedding march for the entrance of the lrlde and groom who were unattend
ed. The rooms were charmingly ar
ranged in pink and white chrysanthel . 1 .3
Hums'. lue-unuc wuie a feu n ui lscillt colored brilliantine with
Vrimmings of silk and lace. After
the ceremony a luncheon was served, the color scheme of pink and white predominating in the menu. Reception sticks, tied with pink and white
ribbons were given as favors. Mr. find Mrs. Jacques left last evening for fcayton, where they will make their home in .the Varney appartments. To-
lay Mrs. Henry Witters will enterta'.n
with a reception in their honor at hei
lome in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. ' "Werner Dowell were
bleasantly surprised Tuesday evening
at their home on North F street, the occasion being their first wedding anniversary.
This morning at S o'clock, at St. Mary's church, the wedding of Mrs. Henry Pohlmeyer and M'ss Elizabeth Hayes will take place. The only attendant will be Miss Anna Golden. Miss Hayes will wear a gown of blue, velvet with a waist of Irish point, and a large blue velvet picture hat. Miss Golden will be gowned in gray vel vet. After the ceremony there will be a wedding breakfast at the West cott. Covers will be la'd for twelve. A wedding journey will be taken through the East, the bride's going away gown to be brown chiffon broadcloth. "' Misses Alida and Ellen Saine Mill entertain at cards Friday afternoon at their home in West Richmond. Whist will be played at six tables. Saturday afternoon the Misses Saine will give a thimble party. Mr. and Mrs. George Shute will entertain at dinner today at their country homo east of the citr. The
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Harry JCates, Mrs. H. C. Roberts of Minne
apolis and Mr. Harry Cates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ball will en-
Laura Ferguson, D. D. Minnick, Geo. Mendenhall, Mark O' Hara, Arthur King, Theodore McClellan, James Mulford, Sarah Fryar, William Dunham, James Hornaday, Fred Hasecoster,
; tertain at dinner today at their home j Georra J. Knollenberg, Stout and the on South 11th street. The guests Misses Selma Knollenberg and Ida
will be Misses Helen and Hazel Wil-1 Hasecoster. The next meeting will son, Mrs. W. S. King - and childdren:be with Mrs. Hasecoster on December and Mr. Roy Colestock of Rushville. i 11.
j !! A social event of the season will be A quiet wedding took pIace Satur.
tut, masqueraae oau gien uiis eeu- day evening at the home of Mn and ing by Mrs. Charlie Kolp. at the Pyth- Mrg Charles 0rr of indianapolis. The ian Temple. All the members of the brde was Mrs Elizabeth M:iler of class will attend en costume, there thls citv and the bride oom wag will be charming milk maids, giddy . Mr James Ripe Jr., of Boston. The i school girls and Beau Brummels ga- J Rer c E. Bacon, presiding elder. of
iu nommg vi iu tyuaut the M e. church, performed the, cereand monkey to furnish amusement for . mony. Mr and Mrg R.fe mafce the little folks. Little Miss Rosa-: hci5T. hnrna
mond Border will give a fancy dance
and will also ride the elephant, and there will be a drill by the "Corduroy Boys," with Walker Land as cartaln. After nine the. nine o'clock dancers will have the floor.
The members of the South 13th Craighead.
street Thimble Club entertained with a china shower Tuesday afternoon at
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Craighead will entertain at dinner today at their home on Xorth 10th. street. Covers will be laid for Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bland and Mr. and Mrs. Milton B.
Mrs. George Wehrley will entertain
the home of Mrs. F. F. Haisley, in : at dinner today at her home on North honor of Mrs. Harry Haisley, one of ; 14th street. The guests will be Mr. the autumn brides. The guests were j and Mrs. Walter Jones and little Mesdames Jack Taggart, James Wil-j daughter. Miss Martha, Mrs. Winchesson. William Whiteley, John Adams, ' ter and Miss Ella Winchester.
A Psalm of Thanks. (fey J M. S.) O Lord! We do give Thanks! For Thou hast been the arm of strength On which we leaned full many a passing year; We do give Thanks! For Thou art He Whose ear to pleading doth incline; Who strengthens, helps, and leads and guides Us ever on that far distant goal, The haven of eternal rest and ieace. For those, whose toil worn weary souls Would fain believe their mission
done, Thou dost point on and ever on ' The road that leads unto a lasting rest. Thou art a never failing comfort; And a guide, a, help, a comrade Oft to cheer in our distress. Thou art the All! and All in All To him whose paths are fraught with loneliness. Lead Thou ns on Through dark and stilly night To where the roads diverging show ns light. Then, knowing that our earthly work be done; The river then e'en crossed; for all That yet may come, O Lord! We do give Thanks!
Pleasantly Entertained. Chester, November 28. The Ladies Union Aid Society of Chester were entertained by Mrs; Lee Fulghum this afternoon. There were thirtyfive ladies present. The afternoon was spent in needlework. Refreshments were served.
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Locust Hill, Nor. 28 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cook were the guests of friends at Hagerstown last Friday and Saturday. Earl Dynes has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. Miss Hilda Henwood is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever
Mrs. Ellen Morris, of Richmond
was t' guest on Saturday and Snn.
day, of W. D. Cood and family. Several persons from this neighborhood attended the elocutionary recital given by Miss Buhl and her class on Saturday evening at Centerville. Mrs. Walter McConaha Is improving in health. Charles Pike spent a few day recently with his sister, Mrs. Jesse Dynes. The Misses Cora and Ruby Cook attended the basket social at the Culbertson school house on last Saturday evening. Miss Wilna Cook has returnail
home after a visit of severaVlfars
with friends at Richmond.
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