Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 324, 21 December 1906 — Page 5

Page Five IS AGAIN READY TO FORGIVE HIM Mrs. John Kelley Will Not Prosecute Assault Charges Against Husband. VISITS SUPTV BAILEY emkons & oxkouetd h Dy far tho largest assortment of G mo tors9 artloioo in tho city.

The Richmond Palladium, Friday, December 21, 1908.

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Leading brands of fine candies put up in Xmas

Ladico arc especially invited, to sec fecf oro ltxynxi elsewhere.

. See oar Show Window. THE EMPIRE, 712 Main St

Social and Personal Mention

Miss Edna Miller has issued fnvl

tat Ions, for a thimble party to be giv-

-n Thursday afternoon, December 27

at herlioma on North 10th street. .Thursday evening Miss Miller will

entertain at cards. '!

Miss Sophia Uhte was the hostess

"Ifor an enjoyable meeting of a euchre

club last evening at her home South iof the city. There were four tables

of cards and beautiful" prizes were awarded. After the games a three

course luncheon was served. The 'decorations were in red and green. fTbe next meeting of the club will be

on the evening of January Z.

The Banner Social met yesterday afternoon . with . Mrs Charles Drosto

of South 5th street. . The hostess was

assisted by her mother Mrs. Mary

Kraham and her " sister ' Mrs. John

Shannon. ' The afternoon - was spent socially and -a three course luncheon was served- .The guests were Mes-

danies Mary, , Modlin. Mary Peer,

r jMary Graham, Joseph Snyder, Retta 'gihannon, ' Alma Isenhower, Hodge, v-jThonipson," J." M. Young and Louisa , Williams. The next meeting of the Jolnb will be in two weeks with Mrs. jJcseph Snyder at her appartments in '.'the McConnaha flats. j ' I Mrs. Bertha Smith entertained the I

Modern Priscilla Club yesterday at

her home in West Richmond. The next meeting will be in two we2k8

with Mrs. Clyde Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ridge enter

tained the Merry-Go-Round Club last evening at their home on North 16th

street. Euchre was played at three

tables and a luncheon was served. The next meeting of the club will be on January 3. Mrs. George Gay was the hostess for a meeting of a thimble clab yesterday afternoon at her appartments in the Hotel Wescott. There were sixteen guests present. The afternoon was spent socially and a luncheon was served. Mrs. D. W. Dennis entertained the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Presby

terian church yesterday afternoon at her home in "West Richmond. Mrs. Broman read a paper on Syria and an interesting talk on the "Mountains of

Kentucky" was given by Mrs. Mum-

bower. The next meeting of the so

ciety will be the third Thursday in January.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Porterfield en

tertained at dinner Wednesday evening at their home on South 16th

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street, the occasion being their twenty-second wedding anniversary. The company included only the mem

bers of the family.

A Xmas Cantata.

The Sunday school of South Eighth Street Friends church will celebrate

Christmas this evening at the church

at 7 o'clock. A cantata, entitled "Santa Claus and Uncle Sam" will be given. The public is welcome.

CITY AIID COUNTY

Probate Items. Executor's fourth account current of the estate of Zadock Allen Nye,

examined and approved: administrator's third account current of the esstate of Rebecca J. Nye, examined

and approved.

Deaths and Funerals. SEEKER The funeral of Chris

tian C. Seeker will take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the

house, 400 South 11th street, where

short services will be held. After

the burial in the Lutheran cemetery further services will be held at St. John's Lutheran church. Friends

may call after 12 o'clock Friday.

HEITBRINK Ellen, widow of the

late Henry Heitbrink, died at the

home 708 South 8th street yesterday morning at 9:15 o'clock. The funer

al will be held Saturday afternoon

at St. Paul's Lutheran church -at 2

o'clock. The Rev. Huber will be in

charge of the services. Burial in the Lutheran cemetery. Please omit flowers. Friends may call any time today.

PATIENCE OF THE POLICE AND AND COURT - OFFICIALS IS ABOUT WORN OUT AND SOMETHING WILL SURELY BREAK.

The Kelley's have effected another reconciliation, or at least that was the word that was passed about the police headquarters yesterday when Bonnielee Kelley appeared before Supt. Bailey and asked that the assault and battery charges which 6he had filed against her husband John

II. Kelley be withdrawn, she stating that she would not appear against him in case he was brought, to. trial. Notwithstanding that John H. Kelley's attorney positively denied that his client had committed the assault as Mrs. Kelley had alleged, she yesterday was wearing a long plaster on' her nose and the side of her face which gave ample evidence that she had been through some fistic mill and had received the worst end of the bargain. Since the charges of assault and battery were filed against Kelley, the police have not been - able' to locate him and it was thought that he had left town till the affair had passed over, he probably thinking that just so soon as his wife once more assumed a forgiving mood she would withdraw the charges against him, and he would be able to return to Richmond and would not be arrested. If this was the case his surmises

were right as Mrs. Kelley said she would not appear against him and it was later reported at headquarters

that Kelley had come into Richmond

on a Dayton car during the day.

The police department is comple

tely disgusted with the actions of the

Kelleys as they have been a source

of trouble to the department for sev

eral months. If it has not been a

divorce case in the circuit court in

which the Kelleys' were star actors

it has been an assault and battery in

police court, all of which have been

settled outside the purisdiction of the

courts. "

Avoid they afternooA rush and jamjyy cxminm inr the morning Jbr vemng hours. Moke salesJ people iave been addedlto our large f rce to take cire of I tjie increased business

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..Bargains Every where...

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WAS NAMED TREASURER

HIS LOST BEAR TURNS UP

Unknown' Hunter Kills Big Wooly Fellow in Wisconsin and Sends it to Ed." Roser.

The black bear hanging 1

Ed. Roser's saloon on Maincstreet

attracting considerable atfej

when the story coi

known, it will no

of even greater in'

Mr. Roser ordered a

to him from Hly "W

to use it for Xmas lun

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a letter signed

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Will Give Grand Ball. '

The United Garment Workers of

America Local 227 held a meeting

Tuesday evening, when they made arrangements to give their fourth annual ball. It is expected to be one of the- most enjoyable affairs ever given by this local. The date has not yet been set but It is expected to be the earlier part of February. The committee on arrangements are Nettie Cook, Rose Brlnker. Jennie Neddemeyer, Elizabeth Minke and Elizabeth Wieshan.

Cosmetics will ruin' the complexion. There's -f no beauty practice equal to the effects of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It keeps the entire body in perfect health. Tea or Tablets 35 cents. A. G. Luken & Co.

Chas. Potter Again Made an Official of the State Trustees Association.

Charles Potter, township trustee has returned from the meeting of the State Association at Indianapolis. He was re-elected treasurer of that body and his "picture' adorned the front page of the Indianapolis Star yesterday. - The - most important measure the State association will work for will increase the salaries of trustees in townships of less than 10,000 population to 3 a day. Another important measure agreed

on will, if successful, allow trustees to be candidates for re-eleftion.

A third bill legalizes certain acts

of township advisory boar

Would Keep Potoffice.

.Citizens of Spartanburg, Randolph

county, are in armsJbver the propos

ed abolishment of the postofflce at

that place and an forwarding pro

tests to Washin

MURRAY AND MACK HERE

GIVEN FAIR RECEPTION

Well Known Comedians Especially Close to Richmond Theatre Goers Would Have Fared . Much Batter At Another Season;

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A Timely Suggests

An audience of fair size saw Murray and Mack at the Gennett last night and enjoyed their new production, "Around the Town. The principals In this " production have a strong hold ' on the Richmond and Wayne county public and but for the disagreeable weather and press of holiday shopping, would have receiv

ed a much more enthusiastic greet

ing. They have a large and well bal-J

anrArl rnmnanv and thfra la man v n.

- - " . . - ml " hearty laugh in the course of the production. Of course interest center in the work of Murray and Mack themselves and they would he a whole show. Murray takes the role of Martin Ilogan, manager of the High Flyer opera company, with several side issues, and Mack is Roger Sweeney, a New York milk man on bis summer vacation, who naturally takes to a watering place. Gladys Van Is a clever little soubrette. A number of

very pleasing musical numbers were

introduced

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holidays and there Is. that will please then-'.

as a good' weed put u

mas style. Willie

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passed fcpAflYeent grade of cigar. ( tr"Don Antoniostands a a. premier amour tt M. good. These cigars ure i p with a ChrUtmas touchA them and In all size boxes, vn. addition. Messrs WtlMme and Dickinson have a good assortment of pipes and fancy caedles. See their stock

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NtfTICE.

The presett membeiy of the His

tory Club aid, all othfT persons who

were stock I holders n the purchase of the StettoptlconTre requested relative to MJ sale ij7ta.net at the Mor-risson-Rerc?-LOrary Wednesday, December & atcf P. M., by order of

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unknown huntea who so kindly sent

animal undoubtedly

If- seeing the express

n its ear. which the

wooly fellow carried for a year. Mr. Roser now intends to serve the bear for lunch on this Xmas eve.

WILLIAMSBURG. Williamsburg, Dec. 20, (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard French moved to Richmond Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Martin left for Arkansas Tuesday, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Florence Mauzey is home to

. spend Christmas with her parents

Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Davis. L. P. Meredith is preparing to take up his new life as county Sheriff. Mr. and Mrs. Asher Pierce are in Indianapolis attending the wedding of their son Omer. The M. E. Sunday school are preparing a Cantata to be given Monday evening. December 24. Admission 10 cents. Frank Davis baby ,west of town

is ruite sick.

Mrs. Howard Davis land little

, daughter have gone to Indianapolis

to spend Christmas with

mother.

Mrs. Davis'

OHSTHAS I

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Men's Winter Caps .......... 0 to

Boys' Winter Caps

Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts, (white and fancy

Men's Pleated Shirts . ........ .50 to

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