Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 363, 27 March 1907 — Page 9

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram.

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Theatrical Calendar. GENNETT. ":-'April 11 "The time, the Place and "the Gir! -l-rWeek of April 1 Repertoire. J' PHILL5PS. Entire Week High clas3 vaudeville. " ' Week of Aoril 1 Repertoire. THE THEATORIUM. Entire Week Motion pictures and , Illustrated Songs.

Vaudeville at the Phillips, t ' ndications at this time are that busi- . cess to be done at the New Phillips Vkls week will approach, record breaking figures. The bill being presented has made a decidedly favorable impression and there is no dull spot in it. All who care for vaudeville should attend this week, a3 repertoire will be inaugurated next week and may run for a considerable time. There will be a: special matinee for children on -Saturday and the usual double performance on Saturday night. Repertoire at the Gennett. rNorth Brothers' Stock company, at the urgent request of the management iilhd patrons of the Gennett, will return next Monday for a week's engage

ment in popular plays and specialties. iPerhaps no repertoire company ever appearing at the Gennett has made jbo favorable impression and it did a '"record breaking business. u "Tne Ha,f Breed" Gennett. -5 The Gennett is dark all this week

TvJth the exception of Saturday when -rVThe Half Breed" is to appear. ' Repertoire at the Phillips. Manager Murray has hit upon a new ,jlan for conducting his house, at least J'for a while, and next Monday after,'jipon Ethel l. .mond and her company . .V'iH begin an engagement. On Mon'day, Tuesday and Wednesday the bill "Will be the New York success, "Woffan Against Woman" and for the reainder of the . week, "A Broken .,Ijfeart." In .addition to the plays, '$which have not heretofore been put on at such low prices that will prevail

,,at the New. Phillips, there will be the 4, usual six vaudeville features. At the Theatorium. vr"?The Theatorium has ordered four 'fans of thf-latest make from the General Electric company, Chicago, and ""fffso has made much improvement in the vocal department by engaging 'llarry 'Malotte, a singer of note.

LEADING LADY AT GENNETT NEXT WEEK.

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Death of Mrs. Ashby. Centerville. Mr. G. W. Cornelius lias received word that his sister Mrs. Mary E. Ashby, died on Tuesday morning at her home near Anderson. The funeral services will be held on

AT ehnrch at Anderson. Mrs. Ash- i

Mr. Cornelius tad spent Monday the bedside of his sister.

To be Many Moves. New Paris. There will be many moves made in the next . week. Elwood Coblentz will occupy the property that he recently bought of . Paul McNeil. Elwood Kessler will move into the property where Mr. Coblentz now lives. Martin Via's will move into the-south half , of the house belonging to Joseph Miller and Paul Mc

Neil will move into the east half of W. G. Halin's house on Pearl street.

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Ladders, Buckets, Brooms, all Cleaner,

Without a Physician. Straughn. Dr. Young will leave this week for 'Indianapolis. This leaves the place without a doctor.

Miss Virginia Goodwin Takes the First Role in North Brothers' Company at the Gennett All Next Week.

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James McDermott's Funeral. Cambridge City. The funeral of James McDermott, whose death occurred last Monday morning, was held at St. Elizabeth's, church this morning. The deceased ( was born in Ireland, April 20, 1S12, where he spent the early part of his life. Burial was at Capitol Hill cemetery.

Improving Country Home. New Paris. T. J. Samuels is improving his country home by building a spacious veranda across the front.

jASK SWADENEFTS RETURN. Grace M. -E. Church at Kokomo Has Shown- Much Growth Under Former Richmond Minister.

The Kokomo Tribune, in speaking of lhe Eev. Madison. Swadener, of the irace M. E. church in that cUy, for-.-rHierl pastor of the First M. E. ..church in Richmond, says: -T!"The sentiment, of the church, is STmanimous in an appeal to the conference that Rev. Swadener, who has vMrlosed such a successful and harmo5 aiious year, be returned to the Grace "hurch charge. Rev. Swadener has received into the church during the Vear at the regular services about 100 -jadditicns to the church, all composed o good substantial people."

MEMBERS OF FLOCK ENTER A DEIilfiL

Ninth Street Baptists Object To Statement Regarding Their Former Pastor.

CLAIM INJUSTICE WAS DONE

AT MEETING OF OFFICERS OF

CHURCH, RESOLUTIONS WERE PASSED CONDEMNING USE OF REV. RANDOLPH'S NAME.

VIAY LOSE RURAL ROUTE.

Government Acts In Shelby County

Because Roads Are Not Good.

" Shelbyville, Ind., March 27 The

"ffrss of one rural route in Shelby coun

probably will be the result of In

spector U . F. Cleary s visit to this

county this week. Nearly every route n the county will be changed on acUcount of the failure of the supervis

ors and trustees to put the roads in 3 he county in proper condition so that TT-arriers can cover their route on each

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good. Most boys frbm

country s; make their mark-; in the world are brought up on Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee. Dcr

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to drinking

At the trial of the divorce case of

Cook vs. Cook, in the circuit court,

the name of the Rev. H. C. Randolph, former pastor of the Ninih Street Baptist church, was mentioned in such a way that' the members of this church were not pleased, as they consider that he has been done an injustice. At a meeting of the officers of the church the following action was taken: We, the officers of the Ninth Street Baptist church in session, severely denounce the statements 'made in the

Circuit Court, reflecting upon the good character of our former pastor, Rev. II. C. Randolph- We feel that the mention of his name in connection with the Cook divorce case is malicious, and with a desire to defame his good character. We believe that the true facts have been withheld in the case and that the court was taken advantage of by the parties seeking the divorce, it being evident that they have. resorted even to bringing the good name of Rev. Randolph into the case in order to obtain a divorce. During Rev. Randolph's career as our pastor, we can truthfully and unreservedly say that he always conducted himself as an upright christian man and the esteem and confidence in which he was held by the people was fully demonstrated by the very hearty reception tendered him before his departure from Richmond by the representative men of the community. Rev. Randolph resigned his charge

solely because of more flattering offers extended in other fields and we as officers of the Ninth Street Baptist church denounce the effort made to defame his good name and feel that the mention of his name in connection with the case is entirely unwarranted and that the parties who have been guilty of so doing should be made to prove the charges they have made. Officers of the Ninth Street. Baptist ClMreh. n bad . ELDORADO,' OHiQ'S Eldorado, O., March 27. W. O. McCabe of Dayton, O., was here the latter part of last week visiting among relatives and friends. Mrs. C. W. Genu of Richmond, was here last Thursday visiting her aunt, Mary Juday and calling on other friends. Mrs. Evan Juday visited among relatives here the latter part of last week. F. P. Campbell, Jas. Baker, Ed Bunger, and C. E. Emrick were at Indian

apolis last Sunday to spend the day

with John Baker and wife. Ot Colvin, and wife visited with their

grandparents, Dan Wilt and wife of near Otterbein last Sunday afternoon

and eve. .

E. T. Wenger and family of Iewis-

burg, were here Sunday eve visiting Mrs. J. C.-Minnich. - ?

H. S. McCo3r was in Dayton Saturday

night visiting his sister, Florence.

Miss-G-race Trick returned. from -Dayton Sunday, after spending a few days with relatives and friends.' ! Reely Trick was in Dayton Monday. Jas. King and wife and Perry King and family of Pyrmont, were guests of A. J. Hamilton and 'family last Sunday. " " Isaac Miller sold his horse to Sam McCoy Monday; Tom Brown and wife of near Vankeetown were Sunday visitors at Jos.

Brown's. John Trump and family of Castine, Garfield Kimmel and wife of Richmond, and Chas. Campbell and family were Sunday visitors at Thomas Campbell's. Miss Minnie Coons entertained the Misses Bessie Spitler, Flo Miller, Hattie Deem. Minnie Coovert and Etta and Gail Schlientz at supper last Sunday eve. After a visit of several weeks with her uncle, Fred Schlientz's family, Miss Etta Schlientz returned to her

home at Caledonia Monday morning.

Elaborate Easter Display. New Paris W. F. Wrenrt has an elaborate Easter display in one of his show windows. The decoration represents a barn yard scene, with a background of fodder and grasses. Little and big, ducks, chicks, rabbits, colored eggs, fancy baskets and many

nests of eggs partially concealed in

the fodder and grass complete the dis play and is a great delight to the child

ren. Located in Mexico.

Eaton. Word has been received

from Henry Stevens that he is now located in Mexico. Mr. Stevens left his family several weeks ago and did not

notify them as to where he was going

His wife will probably leave here in

& few days to join her husband.

Paint Gleaner, Carpet Cleaner, Feather

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Special Easter Services.

.Milton. There will be special East

er services at the Christian church

next Sunday with a sermon by the pas tor, Rev. F. C. McCormick. The mu

sic of the service will be from "The

Conguering King!' an? Easter- Cantata,

A QUARTET OF GOOD ENTERTAINERS.

A Play at Milton.

Milton. The following is the cast

for the play,. "Maidens all Forlorn

to be given Saturday night, -March 30 at Kinsey's hall: "Maud'Mirith" 01

lie Castetter; "Elizabeth Lyndon" Fern Paxson; "Bertha Banisdale"

Gertrude Rea; "Eouisa Marston," Mrs 1j. 11. Warren; "Mrs. Maloney," Mrs

E. P. Jones; "Jocilyn Denby, M. D.

The admission fee' will be 10 and la

cents.

Saw Mill Machinery.

Eldorado. The boiler and a portion

of the saw mill was loaded on a car Monday to be shipped to Richmond to a company who recently" purchased

the machinery. Frepare Easter Program.

iiniunuge city. ine Easter program to be given Sunday evening, March 31 at the M. E. church is under the supervision of Mrs. T. E. Frazer,

this year, who is training the children of the Sunday school for their various parts. The M. E. Sunday school orchestra will furnish special music for

this occasion. Everybody is invited

to attend. Visited Earl ham.

Straughn Miss Baker, one of the

teachers in the public schools took a

number of her pupils for a visit at

Earlham college and other places of

interest in Richmond Saturday.

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The Four Andersons Appearing at the New Phillips This Week in a Come

Teachers' Visiting Day.

Cambridge City. The public schools

will be closed here all day Friday, as the teachers will visit the public

schools in surrounding towns. Class Exceptionally Strong. .

Whitewater. The Whitewater high

school will this week close one of its most successful years of work. The

class is an exceptionally strong one.

A District Meeting. Cambridge City. The I. O. R .M

will hold a district meeting in this city April 4. Xo definite arrange

ments have been announced as yet.

Made Fine Impression.

Centerville. Miss Bessie Buhl has

made a fine impression as a reader

and delineator of character at the

chautauqua assembly held at De Fun

iak Springs, Florida. Miss . Buhl has

not only been very popular on the

program, but she is enjoying a delight

ful social time and is charmed with the southern people. Before returning home Miss Buhl will visit several places of Interest in Florida and elsewhere.

CINCINNATI, RICHMOND & FORT WAYNE RAILROAD COMPANY.

Richmond, Ind., March 14 The annual meeting of stockholders of the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad company will be held at the principal office of the company in the city of Richmond, Ind., on Thursday, April 4, 1907. at ten o'clock a. m.t for the purpose

of electing eleven directors and trans

acting such other business as may properly come before the meetiag.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. Cambridge City, March 27 Mr. Fred Cornell spent Sunday with friends in Knightstown. Miss Olive Neff of near Harvey's Crossing, visited her aunt, Mrs. F. Rummel here, Monday. Mrs. Theodore Frohnapfel and

daughter, Mrs. M. G. Kreusch, re

turned from a short visit with relatives in Anderson yesterday. A. 'R. Feemster transacted business

in Indianapolis Tuesday.' Miss Mabel Leslie returned to her home in Delphi, Ind., yesterday, after a pleasant visit of several weeks with her brother, Dr. R, C. Leslie and family. John L. Mosbaugh. of Indianapolis, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mosbaugh here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhodes will spend Easter with relatives in Eaton. C. S. Cooper of Indianapolis was in this city on business yesterday.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana, Wayne County SS. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been duly appointed administrators with the will annexed of the estate of Harmon Pitts, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Isaac J. Pitts and George W. Pitts, administrators with the will annexed. A. M. Gardner, Attorney. 20-27-3

Artiflcial gas. the 20ta Century fuel 10-tf

ECONOMY, IND. Economy, Ind., March 27. The Friend missionary society will give a market of baked goods the first Saturday afternoon of each mouth.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams of Muncie spent Sunday with Nathan- Parker and family. Demas Coe of Richmond spent Sunday with. Harry Macy and wife. . Mr. Orlando Marshall, spent Monday

at Richmond. Herbert Greenstreet made a business trip to Richmond Monday. Mrs. James-Atkinson spent Saturday at Blountsville, visiting with Ev-

erson Atkinson and family.

Mr. Harry Thornburg and mother.

Mrs. Jennie Thornburg, of Richmond spent Sunday with Mrs. Albertson.

Joe and Charley Williams of Mun-

cie were here on business Saturday.

Mrs. Frank Pierce and Mrs. Celia

Weyl made a business trip to Greens-

fork Friday.

The M. E. Ladies' Aid society will

give a social Saturday evening at the

church, parlors. Everybody is invit

ed to come. The admission is one dozen eggs or the price of same.

LET US . . . CUT YOUR LUMBER Into any size boards or finish, just as you want it. We have the machinery and do work promptly. Sea us for Fence Posts, Shingles or anything in Lumber. LOUCK & HILL CO. 200-210 North Fourth St., Richmond, Ind'.

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Sore Throat or Mouth When tba mouth or throat is irritated

or diseased you have tha common ailment of Sore Mouth or Sore Throat. If not quickly cured, you are ia danger of contracting mora Bsrious or even fatal maladies such as Croup, Quinsy, Tonsilitia or Diphtheria. Nothing ia the world will cure

Sore Throat cr Sore Mouth so quickly, so surely as TCNSILINS because TONSIL-

IrSfei is the oae remedy especially made for

taat purpose, if has never tailed.

Yoa'U need TONS! LINE one of

these days, or some night when the drugstore is closed better have a bottle ready at home when you need it most. 23 aad 50 cents.

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TIHIE TH EAT QUOIT 620 MAIN STPFPT- . THE TIME THE PLACE THE SHOW Bill for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the Beautiful Scenic Picture, Climbing the Alps ' . And the Comedy Drama '

The Schoolmaster's Troubles Don't think of going to the Alps tho Alps are coming to you, anjt!i4 cost only Five Cents. Continuous performance from 1 to 11 p. m.' Adtal sion five cents. Hear the Ballad, illustrated, "When the Violets WblsDerJ Marie.' " ' The New Phillips Vaudeville Theatre! O. G. MURRAY, Lessee. GEO. A. SCHWENKE, -Treaa. and As't -Marl PROGRAM WPFfcf ner utoru oc

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Saturday 3, 7:30 and 8:45 p. m

A- OVERTURE

Mr. Charles L. Stone, Musical-Director. - BTOKI MURATf Japanese wire artist. C 4 ANDERSONS 4 Featuring tho Marvelous Anderson Children.

D ILLUSTRATED SONO

Cal. Lankert r ' E LEROY BENSON AND CO..

High . Class .Musical NoveltyVAcfk F HARRIS, BEAUREC.URDE Tfc'-COJ Presenting the -Rural Comedjj Sketch, "The Country Judge." G- THE CAME RAG RAPH, ,

Latest Motion Pictures. Special matmee eacn Saturday; children 6 cents. All other matlnest 10c, except to children under 5 years. Souvenirs Wednesday matinee.

ROLLER SKATING AT THE COLISEUM TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY XSTXi.'SZZ, Music furnished by the Monster Military Band Instrument at all times. Prize Mask Carnival April 4

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