Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 227, 24 June 1909 — Page 6

THE niCmlOIID PAIXADItm AND 0TJN-TELEGIIA2I, TIIUIISDAT, JUNE 24, 1COO.

I'M PRECIOUS GIFT News of Surrounding Towns ESCAPED BY EDM) r - i i m

Crs. IVhitclaw Reid Donates ' $10,000 to Purchase Rare Radium.

TRY TO SOLVE MYSTERIES

Eaa Francisco, Jane 24.--Ifra. Whitelaw Held, ambassador to Great Britaio, has given $10,00 worth of radium to the Red Cross guild hospital of San Mateo. The reason for the sift Is that Mrs. Whltelaw Reid has. her home in that section of the contnry, She was undoubtedly spurred to this step by

the great ' Interest which London. sci

entist are taking- in radlunu , Along; ' with the news of - the gift

came dispatches from London .stating that Lord Iveagh and Sir Ernest Cas

te! bad jointly given to the radium in

etltution of that city a gift tfl $150,000 for the purchase of 7 grammes of

Abe precious mineral to be used for ex

gterlments, and the California physi

cians will keep watch over their Lonrfnn hrAthren work In e- with them 'in an

vfiort to solve the mysteries.

Colds thathang on weaken the con

titutlon and develop . into consump

tion. Foley's Honey and Tar cares , persistent coughs that refuse to yield to other treatment Do not experiment with untried remedies as delay

may ' result in your cold settling on

your lungs. AG. Luken St Co.

LOCAL DENTISTS WILL BE PRESENT Are to Attend State Meeting at Indianapolis.

The fifty-first annual convention of the Indiana State Dental association at the Claypool hotel, Indianapolis, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week will be atended by a number of local dentists.. A very interesting program has . been prepared. Dr. I S. Chenoweth, Dr. Robert A. Chattan, Dr. F. S. ; Anderson, Dr. A. B. Price, Dr. A. O. Martin,' Dr. Nl 8. Cox and others will probably attend the , meetings. - PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY,

HAGERSTOVfJ. WD. Hagerstown, Ind., June 24. "Mrs.

John Stonebraker went to Bellbrook,

Ohio, to attend the funeral of her nephew, George Magann.

Corwln Cartmell of Arcanum, Ohio,

visited this place Tuesday am) was a

guest of his son. Dee Cartmell and Mrs. Sara Blnkley. John A. Locke's residence on North Elm street has been improved with a fresh coat of paint. ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber and two children of near Millville. were guests of his mother, Mrs. Sallie Weber, Tuesday night and Wednesday. The Aid Society of the Christian church will hold their meetings during the summer months of an evening. The society met with Mrs. Henry Keagy, Tuesday afternoon with a good

& tendance. The hostess .served ice

cream and wafers. The next meeting

of the society will be on Wednesday evening, June 30th vwltb. Mrs. Dora

Martin

Thelma Sells accompanied by her

aunt, Mrs. Joseph Swain of Louisville,

Ky., went to Anderson, Tuesday even

lng to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sells,

Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Sells and others.

John Horine left Tuesday night for

Seattle, Wash., where he will visit the

exposition.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sells were visitors Tuesday evening of Mr. and

Mrs. Edgar Locke, north of town.

Mrs. Reba Rudy and Mrs. Earl Sells of Anderson were entertained at the

home of Dr. C. I. Stotelmeyer, Wed

nesday.

Among those who were at Richmond Wednesday were Mrs. Rachel Petty, Mrs. Charles Newcomb, Miss Eva

Wort," Mrs. W. T. Warbinton, Augus

tus Weidman.

Miss Lorene Stewart Is visiting her

sisters. Mrs. Waldo Coryell and Mrs O. Dem'p Coryefl at Richmond.

Mrs. R. R. Brant spent Wednesday

and Thursday at Richmond, the guest

of Mr. and Mrs. George Houser.

Mrs. Isadora Wilson is visiting her

sister, Mrs. Ebert Wycoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wisehart, re

cently married, of Richmond, are vis

iting his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli

Wisehartrnorth of town. Mrs. Lottie Smith returned from

Shirley, Wednesday, where she visit

ed her son Olle Smith and family.

PLANTS ,v - , t Potted Flower and Garden Plants good assortment.

- 'Slug Shot" or "Bug Finish" wUltdo the work.. Also have sprayers.

Bring us your wool and get the top price. The . price is right at Garverfi Meyers Oil Main St

MEN PAST FIFTY IN DANGER.

r Men past middle life have found

comfort and relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy, especially for enlarge prostrate gland, which is very - common among elderly men. L. E. Morris,

Dexter, Ky., writes: "Up to a year

ago my father suffered from kidney

and bladder trouble and several physicians pronounced it enlargement of

the prostate gland and advised an op

eration. On- account of his age we

were afraid he could not stand it and

I recommended Foley's Kidney Rem

edy, and the first bottle relieved him, and after taking the second bottle he was no longer troubled with this com

plaint." A. G. Luken & Co.

visited relatives the past two weeks, i

Mrs. Mary Franklin and Mrs. Wil

liams of Richmond . were at Fountain

City Tuesday afternoon. i

Mrs. Freeman Kelson died Tuesday

morning at 2 o'clock and win be burled at Sugar Grove Thursday morning. Funeral services at the church at 10

o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chamness, Mr.

and Mrs. Olie Weyl and Clifford Cum-

mings of Richmond were gaests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Weyl at dinner re

cently. ,

There are some people who have

not time to enjoy the beautiful in this

life as their time is occupied in kicking up ' a fuss or meddling in other people's affairs.

Calls for tickets for the trip around

the world, Saturday evening, July 10, are heard. It is expected there will

be a large crowd to embark and sail the world around.

Mrs. Celia Weyl of Richmond - is

here canning cherries this week.

Mrs. Hulda Haxton, Mrs. Amanda

Lamb and Mrs. Nellie Haxton are to be dinner guests of Mrs. Lulu Rake-

straw of Losantsvllle today.

James Clements of Williamsburg Is

still buying horses in this vicinity.

Miss Mabel Hunnicutt is doing sub

work at Central station part of this week.

Mrs. Clara Pierce and Miss Mary

Mumbowers, Mrs.-- Carrie Jackson, Mrs. Glennie Lamb and Miss Ruth Jackson of northeast of town were

here Tuesday.. ,

Rev. Aaron Worth of Fountain City

and Rev. Lee Chamness of this place officiated at Mrs. Nelson's funeral.

Byram Cole is plastering Rufis Wil

liams kitchen.

Enos Veal of Williamsburg was

here today. '

The Economy baseball association

has secured ground of Elim Osborne, where the games will be played.

Charley Edwards was doing pictoral

work for members of the Liberal U. B. Sunday school recently.

Mrs. Emma Hiatt entertained com

pany Tuesday afternoon.

Fielder Oley is doing nicely in his

new shop.

Corn seems to. have taken a notion

to grow skyward these warm June days.

Joe Morrison,' John Charles, Ad

Chenoweth and C. Swaim were hauling logs Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Edwards served

turtle soup to their guests Wednes

day.

ECONOMY. INU

Economy, Ind., June 24. Probably one of the best; telephone- systems in the state is the Modoc company. They recently installed a new switch board in the Economy office and all lines

are in fine condition. Mr. E. N. Ulry the superintendent worked faithfully

to get the lines and phones in work

ing order, that the patrons might have the best possible service and now the

dream of perfection is realized.

M. C. Lamb carried the mail on R. R. 23 Monday and Tuesday. Lee Lamb the regular carrier was on the sick

list.

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Oler were

guests at supper of Mr. and Mrs. Clar

ence Mercer near Williamsburg re

cently.

Mr. and Mrs. John . Franklin and Mrs. Williams are back from Millville

and Hagerstown. .

Mrs. Minnie Weyl is back from the

northern part of the state where she"

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JUL. -SJ Mil UK." y

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To Cincinnati June 27, $1.25 Round Trip, Leave 7 a.m. To Niagara Falls Annual Low Fare Excursion, August 10, via Cleveland and Steamer " through Buffalo. ...

To Atlantic City, Cape May

And other 8eaahore Resorts. Annual Low Fare Excursion August 5. Just the time for a vacation outing. To Colorado and California Tourist tickets on sale daily during the season with long limit. ' Variable routes. Excellent opportunity for vacation tours through the Great West. j i To Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Excursion tickets to Seattle on sale dally. Portland, ' San Francisco, : and other Pacific Coast and Western cities may be visited on the trip.

which may be made over variable routes west of Chicago and St. Louis.

To St. Paul and Minneapolis

July 5, and 7 for the Christian Endeavor National Convention. To Denver 4th of July July 1, 2, $ and 4. . Low Fares, July 3, 4, 6. - mil particulars about excursions over the Pennsylvania Unas, fares

tin of trains, and any desired travel information, will be cheerfully ; vfurgdssd upon request. . Consult the nearest Ticket Agent, or call on or write C 17. Eaer. Tk&st Afeat. KirarawnA Jnd,

Mistake Hi Warrant Results in

ttrs. Bradley Wot Being Prosecuted.

GIVEN HER MAIDEN NAME

Mrs. Everett Bradley escaped prose

cution on the charge of petit larceny yesterday, because of an error in the warrant on which she was arrested.

The warrant was made out against

the woman as Cora Taylor, ber maiden name. The affidavit was prepar

ed In the same manner, but In reading

t the prosecutor noticed bis mistake

and secured permission to amend the

affidavit. Attention to the error was

called by Wilfred Jessnp. counsel for the defendant. The court sustained his permission to suppress the war

rant. The court was of the opinion that if the prosecutor had noticed his error in the affidavit and corrected it, it was bis fault that the warrant had

been made out improperly, as he knew the proper name to use.

GREENSFORK, IND.

Greensfork, Ind., June ' 24. Joseph

Kenney of Richmond is spending a few

days with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doyle.

Miss Jennie Fleming of. Richmond

is spending the week with Mrs, John

Roller,

Prof. Baker of Winchester, a former

resident of this place is the guest of

s mother, Mrs. Letta Baker for a

few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitesell of Ha

gerstown spent Tuesday here.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brook and

daughter; Maude, of Richmond, are the

guests of John Brooks and family east

of town. -

Lowell Boyd pitched for the Rich

mond base ball team Sunday.

Mrs. Tarkleson and children have

returned from a several days visit with

relatives at Mlddletown and New Cas

tle.

Ed Vore and family of near Foun

tain City have moved to the George

Nicholson farm west of town.

Mrs. Elmer Cox of Richmond, spent

Tuesday with relatives here. -

Mrs. Elizabeth Fox is the guest of

her son. Will Fox and family at New

Castle.

The farmers of this vicinity report

that the grub worm is doing much

damage to the corn crop this season.

Arthur Ballenger of Williamsburg,

was transacting business here on

Tuesday.

) Prof, and Mrs. Joseph Outland have Lreturned to their home in Richmond

after a visit with Mrs. Amanda waits.

Mr. and Mrs. William Clark of Jack-

sonburg recently visited Florence Bish

and wife.

Miss Alta Wilcoxen of Webster was

called here on account of the illness

of her grandmother, Mrs. Martha

Purvis. .

Mrs. Hollls Hoover of Hagerstown

spent Wednesday with Mrs. Charles

Crump.

Mr. and Mrs.Dan Delhagen of West

Grove spent Tuesday here.

Rev. Bundy will preach at the

Friends' church Sunday morning.

Mrs. Knapp and daughter of Hagers

town were guests of Mrs. Conway re

cently.

To avoid serious results take Foley's

fClHnev Remedv at the first sla-n of

kidney or bladder disorder . such as

backache, . urinary irregularities, exhaustion, and you will soon be well.

Commence taking Foley's Kidney

Remedy today. A. G.Luken co.

CHESTER. IND.

Chester. Ind.. . June 24. Everett

Hunt and family visited at Lynn, Sun

dar.

Will Rvan and family were at Foun

tain City, Sunday, the guests of Prof

Voris and family.

Thomas Smith was at Chester last

week looking after his business in

terests at this place.

Grandmother Jordan still lingers in

aynrecarious condition.

Ted Keever of Parker City came

down Saturday and was the guest of

Raymond Morrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deitemeyer

gave their annual barn dance Satur

day eventnc and was one of great so

cial pleasure. There were over one

hundred guests. Music by Robinson's

orchestra.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols were

called to Richmond on account of the

death of their cousin, Mrs. Mansfield.

Vlrdnia Wester , of Richmond is

snendlnjc her vacation at Chester.

' Mlsa Lucy McEldowney - of Rich-

visited nor parents, Mr. and

Mrs. John McEldowney here, Thurs

day. .

Mr. and Mrs. Warfel have gone on

a trip west.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Deitemeyer visited

at Hamilton, O., Sunday. Laura Neff has been there on a week's visit. She acompanied them home.

Foley's Honey and Tar is espeoiaUx

recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles and many sufferers from bronchitis, asthma and consumption

have -found comfort and relief, by using Foley's Honey and Tar. A. G. Luken St Co.

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used has been thoroughly seasoned and meuowea ey ago. r.very

imperfect cigarette is thrown out you get v ne

cigarettes in every package oi raumas. V . THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY

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MILTON. IND. Milton, Ind., June 24. Miss Effie

Hubbell has returned from a visit

with Mr. and Mrs. Lowery. at Cadis.

Mrs. Lafe Deeson was hostess for

the Merry-Co-Round club Tuesday af

ternoon. The club guests were Mesdames Imogens . Price, of Chicago,

Will Johnson, of Indianapolis. Homer Newman and daughter, Miss Luella

Newman, of Orvllle. Ohio. Favors

were awarded Mrs. Charles Davis and

Mrs. Price. The next meeting of the

club will be with Mrs. Davis.

Mrs. Jennie Lefthhart. and dauarhter

turned from Nome City, Alaska, are

now located near Buffalo, N. Y.

F. M. Jones will spend a few days

at Crooked Lake, near Angola.

Royden Wolfgang will act as clerk

at F. M. Jones St Co. department store here, this summer.

James Doddridge and ' daughter.

Miss Ines Doddridge are spending a few days at Sandusky. Mr. Doddridge is attending the convention of the

Cemetery associations, with a display of the Doddridge grave decorating goods. :

Mrs. Henry Larson visited Mrs. Joe

Burris and baby, at Richmond, Tuesday afternoon.

, . r -r A car load of people from here at

tended the play, Damon and Pythias at Cambridge City, Tuesday night Everyone was pleased. Earl Atkin

son, of the Capt. Clay of Missouri

company and Harry Manlove, of Milton, receive high compliments. -

Mrs. I. J. Bishop was a Cambridge

City visitor yesterday.

Mrs. Hettie Johnson and grand

daughter. Miss Myrtle Leffingwell of south of town, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson yesterday.

Mrs. Will Callaway, Miss Helen Cal

laway and Mrs. Grayson, who were

guests of Mrs. G. W. Callaway and son Charles, have returned to Indiana

polis.

Messrs. Fry of Connersville, were

greeting friends at Milton, yesterday.

Mrs. Edna Bates has returned from

Hartford City. She and little daugh

ter were at Connersville, yesterday.

The Misses Katie, Blanche and

Helen Coyne are visiting the sister of

Miss Coyne and aunt of the latter, Mrs. Mary Kennedy at Cincinnati.

George Borders is doing extra for

the Lake Erie St Western . agent at

Frankfort. He is on the second trick.

Mr. and Mrs. George Callaway, of

Cambridge City, were guests of Mrs.

O. W. Callaway, Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Harry North and son Walter,

from Bluffton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown and other friends

here.

Miss Bertie Frazee is visiting

friends at Bloomington, for a few

weeks.

Miss fna Hussey of west of town,

was greeting friends bere. yesterday.

John Confare, a former resident of

this place, is visiting among friends

of nls early years, here.

Mrs. David Nugent who has been

spending several weeks -at Dayton, O. returned home Tuesday evening.

Irvin Warren was . at Connersville.

yesterday In the Interests of the

Doddridge decorating factory.

Mesdames Dan Hess and Rob Grin-

er were calling on Cambridge City

friends, yesterday afternoon.

Mesdames. H. L. Jones and Alice

Gresh have returned from New Bos

ton, I1L They report the sister and

aunt, Mrs. Vashti Drury, much the

same. - '

Mrs. Imogene J. Price, who has

been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.

Homer Williams and other friends, re

turned to Chicago, yesterday.

Mrs. Fred Murley is attending the

commencement at the Sailors and

Soldiers Orphans' Home at Knights-

town.

Emerson Cause is home from Connersville. where he has been working

In the Courier newspaper office.

Miss Addle Cook Is visiting her ancle Otto Cox and family, north of

East Germ an town.

Ralph Jones, of Richmond, visited

relatives here and attended to bust-

Mr. and Mrs. Homer wnUasas w at Richmond yesterday.

LOCAL TEACHERS TO GOJfl DEIIVEB Will Attend National Association Meeting There.

Arangements are being made by sev

eral of the local teachers to attend the National Educational association meeting at Denver, Col.,' July 3 to 9. It is probable' that those who attend will after the convention go to Seattle and

aiieuu iu aiuu-1 unvu-i auui uyvr i

ition. Among those who will probably

go are Prof. F. L. Torrence, Prof. J. F. Thompson. Superintendent T. A.

Mott. Prof. Torrence and Prof. '

Thompson will also attend the nation-' al meeting of Elks at Los Angeles, '

California. Prof. Mott will read a pa-! per entitled "Functions and Work of

state xeacners' Association," at uon

ver. ' " '.

Why 0vcn&2cl YourseU? Much of your summer rJesav ure depends upon having a cool and comfortable kitchen. Why not be prepared for hot days before they come. Ask your dealer to show the New Perfection Wick Bins Flame Oil Cook-Stove. It's a wonder. Does the work of your big - range in every particular; but has this great advantage over it,

that it never heats the kitchen. -v The CABINET TOP m mtuthtr feature of the

Everyone would be benefited by tak

ing Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation, stomach and liver trouble, as It sweetens the stomach and breath,

gently stimulates the liver and regu

lates the bowels and is much superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why not try Foley's Orino Laxative today?

APPOinT MIKESELL

CORPORATION CLERK

New Paris Man Is Also Town-

- ship Clerk.

New Paris, O.. June 24. Earl Mike-

sell has been chosen corporation clerk

by the town board. He is township

clerk and .will attend to the duties of

both offices. Mr. Mikesell succeeds C. E. Samuels es town clerk. He is the new postmaster at New. Paris and the postal regulations - forbid a postmaster holding a municipal or township office.

Many of our citizens are drifting to

wards Brlght's disease by neglecting symptoms of kidney and bladder trou

ble which Foley's Kidney Remedy will

Quickly cure. A. G. Luken St Co.

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Has a spacious top shelf for holding dishes and lor keeping food

' after it is cooked. Also has drop shelves for

PI small utensils, and is fitted with racks for

.11 . other stove approaches the "New Pexfection" ta

c . ence, comfort and simplicity. . f . . ."X. " Made in three sizes. Can he had with or

Cabinet Top. At your dealers, or writs our'

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parlor. Free from all objectionable fai

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