Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 260, 27 October 1907 — Page 3

PAGE TIIREE BEAUTIFUL ROSES WILLJE SHOWN State Florists' Association Is Making Elaborate Preparations for Display. o w CI 3T) T70 2lTi cm Marks ASH or Fa! amw RICHMOND TO THE FRONT.

THE RICHMOND FALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGllAM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1907.

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THE E. G. HILL COMPANY WILL SHOW A NUMBER OF NEW VARIETIESTHE RHEA REID OFFERED TO THE TRADE.

Indianapolis, Oct. 26. The State Florists association is makiug a special effort to put on display at the flower show, to be held at the Wiegand conservatories, November 13 and 14, the finest lot of new roses ever exhibited in this city. Up to a few years ago practically all the new roses were imported from Europe aud most of the standard varieties grown in large quantities for the cut bloom trade are of European origin. In recent years, however, the American grower has set about to produce varieties of the rose, especially adapted to this climate and to the needs of trade, aud at present there are many new varieties waiting for public approval before being offered for sale. Secretary Baur has Just returned from Richmond, where the E. G. Hill company, which raised the celebrated Kiehmond rose, has a number of new varieties which will be exhibited. One which the Hill company is offering to the trade this season is named Rhea Reid, for the daughter of the Hoosier financier, Daniel G. Reid, and of this variety it will make a large display. The bloom is a large cue, rivaling the American Heauty in size and in the ntem, while the color is thought by many superior to the American Beauty. This variety is said to combine

Ihe best characteristics of the American Beauty and the Riehmoud. Another new rose is called Princess nnd it is regarded as a princess among roses a beautiful, long, slender bud of the most pleasing thade of pink. Still another has not been named", but is known as No. 20. This is also another pink rose of great promise. Then there is a variety imported from Germany, which promises to give the others a contest for first honors.

HAG ER STOW IND. Hagerstown, Ind.. Oct. 20. Mrs. Ella Preshaugh of Mtincie spent Thursday here. Friday she went to Economy to visit her brother Nathan Parker and wife, returning to her home from there. Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Walk are attending state conference of the Christian church which was held at Muncio tills week. Mrs. Elizabeth Fox returned to her liome here Thursday after a visit of several days' with her son Will Fox and wife at New Castle. Dr. Eli Thurston and wife made a business trip to New Castle Friday morning. Mrs. Arthur Champlin and children Louise and EInore returned Friday to their home at Anderson, her mother Mrs. Lydia Rowe accompanying them. Mrs. Daniel Long and Mrs. Kimmel of Dayton, O., came Friday evening .to visit Mrs. Philolena Crull near Olive Branch. Mrs. Sarah Myers of West Alexandria is also a guest at that home. Mr. and Mrs. Silas McGuukle of near LosantsviHe spent Friday and Saturday here, guests of M. T. Fox and wife and other relatives. Miss Daisy Conway of near Greensfork made a trip to this place Friday afternoon. Miss Edith Bowman came Friday to visit Miss Leon llalderman over Sunday. Elder Joseph Holder, west of town went to Portland Friday to hold anjuial communion services at the German Baptist church over Sunday. Mrs. W. B. Forkner of Hartford City, joined her husband Friday who has been visiting here on an extended visit to John Thornburg and family and other relatives. Mrs. Ernest Morrison left Saturdaymorning for Newark, N. J., to join her husband who is employed there. Misses Blanch and Irene Burgess came over from Greensfork Fridav to visit Will Burgess and family in the country over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Dragoo and two children went to Muncie Saturday morning to visit relatives over Sunday.

CHESTER, IND. Chester, Ind., Oct. 2tf. Mrs. Elmer Kendall and children visited at Wilson Kendall's home on Thursday. Ida Cook was at New Paris, O., Sunday. Nellie Hodgin and Nellie Morrowvisited the Garfield school and Centcrviile schools Friday. Mrs. Ella Ryan was called to Fountain City Wednesday to see her father who was injured. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gist attend

ed the wedding of Lawrence Gist and !

Miss Edith Leighton at Richmond Wednesday evening. Chester was well represented at the school entertainment given by Miss Nolter and pupils at College Hill school. They report a fine time. Sanford Hennigs will be at home from Cincinnati over Sunday. Will Drew and family have moved to their farm near New Paris. O. Mrs. John Showalter and daughter Myra of Cincinnati are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williamson.

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