Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 151, 23 June 1907 — Page 3

THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, SUXDAY, JUNE 23, 1907.

PAGE THREE, SCHOOL VACANCY FILLED Eaton Board of Education Has Taken Action.

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FOURTH WILL BE A BBSY DAYLOCftLLY Inhere Will Be Plenty Doing to Entertain Those Who l Remain in Town. &0ST OF PICNIC PARTIES.

4XT ATHLETIC PARK TWO GAMES WILL BE PLAYED WITH THE FAST DAYTON 8HILOH TEAMCOUNTRY CLUB. There will be plenty of "doings' In Jllchmond on the Fourth of July. Of "eourse, there will be the usual all day picnics in every available spot in the Vicinity of this city and Glen Miller Will probably accommodate the largest bumber of these merry makers. There will be a large number of picnickers who will spend the day at Jackson I park, where there will be dancing at the pavilion, both in the afternoon and In the evening. It is also probable there will be a fireworks display at Jackson park in the evening. Athletic park will be the center of attraction for the base ball public. On this date the locals will play two games with the fast Dayton, O., Shilohs one of the best independent teams in western Ohio. One game will be played in the morninig and the other in the afternoon. At the afternoon game It is probable that the largest crowd of the season will attend. (Out at the Richmond Country club big preparations are under -way , for the proper celebration of the nation's birthday. Fifty dollars' worth of fireworks will be sent up and a dance will be given. In the afternoon there will be a tournament, played over the course. Some tennis events on the club courts have also been arranged for. There will be vaudeville at the New I'hillips both in the afternoon and evening, and this popular play house Is nue to attract large crowds. Several Jocsl fiiitorr.obilists are planning tc make a run on this date. , Lcca! dealers in fire works have had larp.e stocks on hand for some time and they expect to do a land office business. Little Willie, who has been tavjng his pennies and nickels for several weeks, plans to make deep inroads into the local supply of fireworks and if he does not come out of the celebra tlon with a proper supply of burns i will not be his fault. Amusements Repertoire at the Gennett. One of the best stock companies of 1he season will be seen at the Genr '' theatre one week, starting Moni: veiling. June 21th. The opening yl., will be that beautiful and patheRAYMOND K ETC HUM, With Ye Colonial Stock Co. tic melo-drama in four acts, entitled A Southern Romance." It la a strong play and to say it. will be presented in an excellent manner, by Ye Colonial Stock company, goes without aying. There will be plenty of vaudeville between the acts, therefore making it a continuous performance. Indies free Monday night under the Usual conditions. Vaudeville at the Phillips. This week at the New Phillips fiives promise of being fully as interesting as any in recent weeks to judge toy the well known names that appear on the program of events. mong them . are the four dancing Harrises, who are not unknown to vaudeville patrons in Richmond as they have twice visited this city and both times been enthusiastically received. The full program for this week is. given below: Overture Mr. Chas. I Stone, wuslital director. Kopeland and Themar, comedy cyclists. The Rainbow Sisters, refined singing and dancing. Lester Fairman and Hazel Jewell. In their latest creation, "The Secret." Illustrated song, Cal Lankert, Since you Called me Dearie." The Four Dancing Harriss", .The greatest dancing act in vaudeville. The CameragTaph, Villains Wooing. T7TY Uf1hT7P1Z 11 Wli

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BANKER POST AND WIFE. Mrs. Post, who was a noted society belle of iCew Orleans, is i nn:; her husband, Augustus Post, the New York banker, for separation, allt'Sing cruelty.

PRETTY HOME WEDDING AT WILLIAMSBURG, IND. Grover Davis and Miss Gertrude Kenworthy Wed. GET BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS. Williamsburg, Ind., June 22. A quiet but pretty home wedding occurred Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenworthy, when their daughter, Gertrude and Grover Davis of Lynn, Ind., were united iu marriage by the Rev. Lewis D. Rehl f the M. E. church of Lynn, Ind. After refreshments were served the happy couple left for their home in Richmond. The bride was beautifully dressed in white, her going awayT gown a light gray. The house was tastefully decorated with roses, orange blossoms and ferns. Owing to the 'serious illness of the groom's mother, the only guests aside from the immediate families were Mr. and Mrs. Asa Pitts of Fountain City; Miss Alice Nichols of Carlos City; Mrs. Robert Douglass, Jr.. of Indianapolis; Mr. Linden Kenworthy. of Halleck, Minn.; Mr. Chas. Davis of Lynn. Mr. Davis is one of the most highly respected young men of Lynn. Ind., and the bride has for five years been a successful and popular teacher, first at Lynn and later at Fountain City. These young people received many beautiful and appropriate presents, and have the best wishes of a large circle of friends. GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS Use the best. That's why they buy Red Cross Ball Blue. At leading grocers, 5 cents. WILLIAMSBURG. IND. Williamsburg. Ind., July 22. O. G. Davis is traveling in Texas. Mrs. Omar Pierce is visiting in Indianapolis. Asher Pierce's new houses are approaching completion. Mr. Linden Kenworthy of Halleck, Minn., is here visiting his parents. Miss Alice Nichols of Carlos. Ind., and Mrs. Robert Douglass, of Indianapolis, have also been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenworthy, for a few days. il ami nun

DIRECTORIES ARE CREDIT TO THEPUBLISHERS New One Put Out for Cambridge Company.

1600 TELEPHONES USED. Cambridge City, Ind., June 22 The new directories for the Citizens Telephone company have been distributed and much admiration has been expressed for the neat appearance. They were printed and designed exclusively by the Tribune and are a credit to the designers. The new books contain the names of 1600 subscribers and also attractive advertising matter from here and surrounding towns, making it up-to-date in every respect. The binding was done by Nicholson & Co., binders, of Richmond. ENGAGED TO SENATOR BEVERIDGE. Miss Katherine Eddy. Miss Katherine Eddy, the beautiful Chicago society girl, is reported to be engaged to Senator Beve ridge. re

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Eaton, O., June 22. The board of education met the past week for the purpose of employing a teacher to fill the

vacancy, caused by the death of Miss Ella Miller. It was also decided to em ploy an additional high school assist ant. owing to the Increase in the membership of the school. Miss Edith Miller of New Paris. Ohio, was chosen for the latter place, and Mr. Taylor of Montgomery county, was employed to teach one of the lower grades. Mr. Taylor will move with his family to Eaton. TO A RAHCHJN MEXICO Jesse McConkey Will Leave Cambridge City. Cambridge City, June 22. Jesse McConkey, deliveryman with F. H. Ohmit & Co.. leaves' for Mexico July 1, where he will take employment on a large ranch near Almorogo. He will join his friend, Sanford Jacobs, who is living with an uncle, James Dale, on . a ranch nine miles from Almorogo. The "come and go" feelings that you experience after taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is simply wonderful. Drugs Increase your weakness. This remedy does the business, 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. CARNIVAL ARRANGED FOR Fourth of July Week at Eaton A Gala One. Eaton. O., June 22. Arrangements have been made with the Roberts Amusement company by the local company of National guards for a gala carnival In Eaton on the week of the 4th of Jul-. The company carries six big shows and the local people are working hard for a big week here. WEDDING ATCEHTERVILLE Otto Darnell and Miss Ada Jackson Principals. Centerville, Ind., June 22. Otto Darnell and Miss Ada Jackson were married on Wednesday evening, June nineteenth, at the residence of the officiating minister, the Rev. L. A. Winn. ENUMERATION FINISHED Figures Are Given for Preble County, Ohio. Eaton. O., June 22. The last quadrennial enumeration, just returned by the assessors of Preble county, show3 that there are (J.816 voters in the county, air white, black or foreign , born except one in Somers township, who is returned as a Cuban. Of this total, there are 881 residing in Eaton. GOES TO YEARLY MEETING Rev. Aaron Napier Will Visit New Market, Can. Centerville, Ind., June 22. The Rev. Aaron Napier will leave on next Wednesday for New Market, Ontario, Canada, where he will attend the yearly meeting of Friends. He also expects to visit several places in Michigan, before returning home. He expects to be gone several weeks. HAS H EVSTR A WB EHRY Alfred Williams of Williamsburg Develops One. Williamsburg. Ind., June 22. Alfred Williams has developed a fine new strawberry, which Is this year on the market. ENTERS THL MINISTRY Miss Mamie Hodgin a United Brethren Preacher. Chester. Ind- June 22. Miss Mamie unuea ureuiren ennrca. sfce is a daughter of Mrs. Rachel Hodgin.

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(fl)ME Social Notes of Nearby Towns Hay Wagon Party. Cambridge City, Ind. A crowd of young , people formed a hay-wagon party Wednesday evening and went to Will Brooks' country home, about a mile and a half north east an- had a splendid time. Ice Cream Social. Jacksonburg, Ind. The ladies of the Christian church will give an 'ice cream social Saturday evening, June 29. Everyone is invited. Entertained at Dinner, Centerville, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Home entertained at dinner on Wednesday, the following guests from Arba: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Home and their son, Henry. Mrs. Mary Colvln and her daughter, Miss Blanche, and Mrs. M. Early. 1 Guests at Dinner. Webster, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth entertained the following guests at dinner, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John Plankenhorn, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Plankenhorn, Misses Ida and Hazel Plankenhorn and Charles Plankenhorn. Private Skating Party. Milton, Ind. Robert DuGranrut and Watson Faucett gave a private skat ing party at Milton rink Friday evening. The music was furnished by the Cambridge City band. Gave a Card Party. Milton, Ind. Mrs. Chas. Ferguson entertained a company of thirty ladies at a card party at her country home near Bentonville Thursday afternoon. The high prize jit pedro was awarded to Mrs. Daniel Caldwell, the all cut prize to Miss Pearl Thornburg, low prize was won by Mrs. Daniel Schuder. The guests were Mesdames li. R. Manlove, Elmer Weaver, Chas. Davis, T. P. Crist, Elwood Beeson, W. E. Williams, Otto Conover, Daniel Schuder, L. W. Beeson, Daniel Caldwell, O. L. Beeson, Albert Williams, W. M. Wallace, Frank Williams, Frank Wallace, John Coyne, Frank Florea, Paul Caldwell, Joe Thompson, Chas. Florea, Park and Ray Thorn burg. Fred Sizelove and R. P. Landsay and Misses Dora and Edna Wal lace, Mary Caldweli, Barbara Florea and Pearl Thornburg. Nice refreshments were served by the hostess. Euchre Club Met. Eaton, O. The Eatonlan euchre club were delightfully entertained by Mrs. N. E. Rensman and Mrs. Minnie Deem at their country home Friday afternoon. Club prizes were awarded i Mrs. N. A. Hiestand and Mrs. S. E. Rossman. The out of town guests present were Mrs. H. H. Payne, Camden; Mrs. Jos. L. Hooper and Mrs. Grace Miller, Chicago and Mrs. W. H. Ford of Edorado. With Mrs. Ballenger. Economy. Ind. The M. E. Missionary society entertained the Friends j Missionary society at the beautiful country home of Mr3. Emma Ballenger Saturday afternoon. Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio Silver Medal Contest. Williamsburg, Ind. Rev. Lee Chamness preached at the Friends church Sunday. June 16. A silver medal contest will be held heiv in the near luture. Work for Closing. Fountain City The business men were to hare met the part wwk but as there were onJy a fewvpresent they

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did not accomplish anything. The end they are working for is the closing of their stores two nights tach week and on holidays. Report Fine Meeting. Milton, Ind. The delegates have returned from the Epworth League convention at College Corner and report a fine meeting well attended. Fine Young People. Milton, Ind. A fine lot of young people comprised the body of delegates to the C. E. convention which closed on Thursday. It was a pleasure to be hosts to such people. Will Put on Dome. Milton, Ind. The M. E. church steeple will be removed and the belfry finished with a dome. The insurance company allowed $180 on damage done the- steeple by lightning a few days ago. K. of P. Memorial. Cambridge City The local order K. of P, No. 0. will hold memorial services here Sunday, June 30. To Instruct Tramps. Cambridge City The Haymakers will instruct a few tramps in the art of hay making in their loft next Monday night. Gets Along Nicely. Fountain City L. O. Anderson Is getting along nicely. His leg was Injured some time ago at the planing mill. Working on Theme. Fountain City Miss Anna Bailey of Earlham was here visiting the historical houses and getting material for her graduating theme. Miss Bailey will graduate next year. On Sunday, June 30. Centerville The Sunday school of the M. E. church will observe children's day on Sunday evening, June 30. Received $5 Prize. Eaton, O. Miss Minnie Campbell received the $5 cash prize offered by the Herald Jamestown Exposition Contest to the candidate receiving the largest number of votes up to June 19th. Fell From a Bridge. Fountain City, Ind. Fred Johnson, near Hopewell, met with an accident while riding his wheel In company with his twin brothers. He fell from a bridge a distance of seven or eight feet but was not Injured.

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