Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 32, 17 December 1913 — Page 11

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MILTON, Ind., Dec. 17. So many attended the revival services conducted by Evangelist Miller at the Methodist church Sunday night, that many were turned away for lace of tpace. Standing room was entirely taken, and even the entrances were crowded with eager listeners to the words of the minister, when he denounced card playing, dancing and other popular amusements in a plain and forceful manner. Stereopticon pictures were shown, Mitss Kathryn Hoshour has returned from a visit with friends and reluUvea in Richmond. Mrs. Robert Bryant and son arc visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Hollmeyer at Eaton. Miss Ijis Dailey was home from Marlon this week. Elijah Hurst, 89, has gon to Florida to Bpend the winter. Mr. iturst is the father of Charles Hurst, of the south eastern part of this township, and oi Mrs. i'eter Bender of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott and family spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burroughs at Jacksonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Crownover enat a family dinner Sunday. Oscar Kirlin, John Kirlin, Jr., Omer Kirlin and Henry Larson were at New Castle Sunday. Harold t'ilby of Richmond visited relatives here Sunday. Harry Cause was at Hagerstown Sunday the guest of Bryan Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace entertained Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Williams

at dinner Sunday. i Mrs. Llndley Baker returned Monday from New Castle. j Mrs. Ben Kulpe entertained Mr. anri ' Mrs. Frank Crawford and family of Coimersville and Mr. and Mrs. Charlesj Knlpe, west of town, at dinner Sun ; day. MrB. W. H. Brown will be hostess i for the Embroidery club Wednesday The Rev. Mr. Miller will hold children's meetings each afternoon this i week aftef school. I Mrs. F. M. Jones and Misses Mary' Jones and Lora Beeson attend the bazaar given by the Social union at Cambridge City last Friday evening. Mrs. Harry Manlove and sons were In Richmond Saturday. Miss Ruby Moore was home from i Richmond Sunday. FALL BEFORE IDEALS Nationals Lose Three Games on City Alleys. Won Victors 12 Ideals 12 Nationals 10 Quaker City 6 Lost. 6 !) 11 12 Pet. .66 .571 .47ti .333 The Ideals after hanging in the cellar for the greater portion of the season. In their last games climbed from third to second place, whore they will finish as the league schedule will be closed next Thursday evening. Martin made the high individual score of the evening, 211, although the Nationals, rolling blind, marked up 224 in their first game. Score: Ideals. Martin 211 18:? lt;o Youngflesh 17!t IS!) 183 Rockwood 148 176 205 J. Martin 160 146 lf2 Runge 123 188 17ti Totals 823 884 88S Nationals Blind 224 Mashmeyer 145 Zindorf 110 Hosier 153 Mercuric 145 Totals 810 202 173 137 132 168 845 10f. 152 116 16S 153 72S STARRS DEFEATED BY PANHANDLERS Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. .750 .667 .500 .476 .476 .3S1 Starrs IS Hunts Pan Handles I. H. C Models Y. M. C. A. . . Doctors L. Sox 14 12 10 10 i 6 5 12 11 11 13 14 15 '2 New pins being used at the Asso- I ciatlon alleys kept down the scores : last night. The Starrs, leaders of the league, were defeated in three! games and were dragged down to a i place where they may he overhauled by the Hunts in a very short time j Gillespie rolled the high score of the! evening, 170. Scores: Starrs. j Miller 142 I2;i 114 1 Zeyen 116 12s 146! Denny 135 13" nr.! Steinkamp 120 12H 123 1 Blind 140 140 14o Totals 662 Pan Handles. Green 10$ Foster 177 Parker 152 Rlnghoff 135 Gillespie 121 boti 12:? 137 170 112 126 677 110 16'.' 123 132 170 704 Totals 69S RAILROAD NOTES The Pennsylvania carpenters are engaged in repairing the east end of the round house. The entire east end is being replaced by new lumber. Other repairs are being made about the building. The Pennsylvania pay train will be in Richmond. Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. The G. R. & I. pay train will be at the Pennsy terminal, Friday morning. 4 TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at Cooper's Grocery

n Wtaxv BUG On bloc K A AND THN ) ( T - FARMERS IN COUNTY INOCULATE SWINE Hog Cholera More Prevalent Than Ever, Says Veterinary Surgeon. "Hog cholera in Wayne county this year is prevalent in a greater degree than ever before," said Dr. Lee Hoover, a veterinary surgeon. "During the last three weeks I have vaccinated four herds and have a number of calls ahead," continued the doctor. "Not a single deatn has occurred i in the herds 1 have vaccinated, al though many herds have been obliterated by the ravages of the disease," said Mr. Hoover. He said soft, corn was not the cause of the disease. Dr. Hoover visited a herd of porkers on a farm near Williamsburg. The dairy herd of Ralph Cooper, near Elliott's .Mill, was given the government tuberculin test by Dr. Hoover. The entire herd of thirtyfive cows was found to be in excellent health. Four new cows had been add ed to the herd recently. The test j will be applied to a second herd in a few weeks. OBITUARY Cyrus O. Albertson was horn in Richmond. Wayne County. Ind.. March 27. 1S33, and departed this life November 7. I;tl3, aged 80 years, 7 months and 11 days. Mr. Albertson is one of twelve children born to Joshua and Abagail Albertson of which two sisters of Henry county and one brother of Kansas survive. Mr. Albertson was united in solemn matrimony in 1855 to Martha A. Brooks, to w Inch were born four I daughters, three of which are still liv- i insr. Mrs. Emma Helms, Mrs. Olive : I Clements, .Mrs. Ora Jones and Mrs. In- . dia Irvin who preceded her father to; i that home whence no traveler returns. I j Two grandchildren are also left, Walter O. Jones and Daisy B. Helms. Mr 41hertson moved on the farm in i ( 1 S59. and remained there until about) ! one year ago when he moved to Centerville. If he had lived until Decern- , her 12, he would have been married 58 years. Those who have been in close touch with Mr. Albertson's life say he lived it for others. lie was con-; verted in 1871 by the U. R faith and has lived in that faith ever since. We believe he lias lived such a life that he was re.i-.iy for the summons, i Well done thou sood and ;'aith!'ul ser- i iaiit. enter thou ir.io the jnvs of thv Lord. !

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REVIVE OLD SPORT Members of Gun Club pare Turkey Shoot. PreEleven turkeys will constitute the prizes of a turkey shoot to be given by the Richmond Rod and Gun club, December 23, with George Fortney of New Paris in charge. The program consists of ten events of fen shots each, and will be open to amateurs only. This provision was made in order to attract many who would not enter against some of the crack shots who have been in other shoots held by the club. A turkey will be awarded the winner of each event, and to the person making the best score in the entire program another turkey will be given. FAVAR MODERN DANCES. CHAMPAIGN, 111., Dec. 17. -After passing resolutions favoring modern dances six dancing clubs at the Criiversity of Illinois created an official taniro censor. The "Clutch hold," the "Bear Cat" and all spectacular "dips'" a re barred. PALLADIUM WANT ADS to thv Tcwn Through PALLADIUM Cent a Word! Days for the Price off B . 1 Want Ad Letter List A. X . Clothinj E. C Housework WANTED W A N T E D Rail w a y clerks. Exf recjuentlv. Franklin animations ever Sample Question Institute. Dept. 92 Rochester. N d-fri-sat-doc22 Y. oct 22-mon at the main office cf the Rk the bearer to one ::ve-vo.urne s 1.98 PALLADIUM. RICHMOND. sent by mail, but cut-of-tow - IND. L'a.J set to be sent r.r express, sh:

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QTUON YOU BUX. b" AGAINST hLOZK "A AND PFPfrCnvj T WANTED Continued WANTED2401. -Carpenter work. Phone 17-2t WANTED Housework. 516 N. 18th. No washing. 17-2t WANTED Piano for dress "Piano" care its storage. Palladium. Ad-16-7t WANTED -First class second hand ! furniture, highest cash price, 731 ' South 13th. 16-2t ) WANTED Soft coal heating stove, j Address stove, care Palladium. 1 16-2t ! WANTED Position by young man as grocery clerk or any kind of work. Several years' experience as clerk. Call room 237 Colonial Bldg. Phone 1161. 16-3t W A N T K I ) 1 1 eavy h auliiTg of an y kind. Can move your household goods. Earl Hlnton. Phone 4S46. lt5'Tt SE E Mrs. J." W7 Br a m rn erfbr f i rs t ( lass dressmaking. Parlors in HusM)ii Block. 1 1 -1 4t EITHER SEX earn splendid income at home during spare time Send 10c for names of 40 reliable firms supplying home work Desk l!-! Hodges Mich. Dee Put). Co., Bldg, Detroit, 6-lmo W " A N" T E D Apprentice Auto Tool Co. boy. National 15-3t WANTED A stout girl or woman in kitchen, at Nurses' Home, Reid mera.oorial Hospital. 15-3t We repair everything. Frame pictures, retire baby cabs. A full line of electric and gas lamps. Work called for and delivered. BROWN - DARNELL. 1020 MAIN. WANTED All kinds of raw furs. Knoll's livery barn, S. 5th, agent for O'Neil Bros. S. Hale. 25-26t WA NTED ' Furniture repaired and carpenter work. Grove Robbins, Phone 3273. 12-7t WANTED A short order and pastry cook. Woman between 30 and 40 preferred Mel Wecmiller, Geneva, Ind 12-7t FOR RENT ' FOR RENT Light housekeeping ' rooms, i' South Ith street. 17-7t i FOR RENT Furnished roomfor"light : housekeeping. 423 South 12th. 17-7t , FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for ! light housekeeping. Light, heat and ! hath Xofhildreu. 613 S B 17-7 FOR RENT S-'Uth We "IIS. -.even i'i.k"ji Thud. C: house. 256 I Hannir.g's -t 17-lt souse. 20 7 South 17-lt r v i a 9th -.- room ?outh 7th. lli : FOR RENT--6 room rotta; 22nd. Inquire at Betnard ,?. as South Auto Agcy. 16-jt FOR RENT one turn is We. FOR RENT" 2 unfurnished rooms and .-d. Call 32 Ft. Wayne 1-2! or 3 furnished or unfurnished housekeeping rooms. 1-5-2' 02'. Ncrtl 1 " - V 1 . ' ij FOR RKXT-O: a. ground, house. tarn and good Ave. Phone 4S3." '.v ater on Asvlum lt-Tt FOR RENT House. s;x rooms, modern. 2? South 17th. Phone 1705. 15-7t FOR-RE X T Four Vcc m "fl at "over 1 23 7 Main Phone 2277 or 2157. lS-7t r ;ve

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RDR RENT Continued Porterfieldl & Qaar Real Estate Farms and City Properties FOR RENT New five room Inquire 221 South 3rd street. house. 15 tf FOR RENT 6 room house and stablo. 1012 South 5th street. Phone 5122 G. 29 tf FOR RENT New six room house, modern; also five room house. Knode's Music Store. ll-7t FOR RENT 3 room and bath and 5 rooms and bath, apartments in the Holland. Inquire of Jonas Gaar. 3tf FY) RR E N TD esTr ii b 1 oap parTm e" n t in the Arden. South 14th and A. Phone 2070. 13-eod-7t FO R R E NT Two roomed house. Bailey's Grocery, Easthaven Ave. $5 month. 3-7t-eod FOR SALE i FOR SALE Coa! range: also hase Geo. Becker, 623 15-mon-wed-2t burner, cheap. Main street. JEWELRY for Christmas Gifts at Money Saving Prices See My Window Display SAM S. VIGRAN Reliable Pawnbroker Cut Rate Jeweler 6 and 8 X. 6th St. FOR SALE Large size Christmas j Teddy Bears. Call 223 N. oth. 17-2t , FOR SALE 3A Kodak with special shutter. QuigW Drug Store. 4th and Main. 17-7t FOR SALE Four sows and pigs. J. C. Krick. City. R. R. No 3. 17-2J FORS ALK Christmas-1 reesTbeUver-' ed any time. Phone 512! I. 17-7t FOR SALE One "upright 8 horse boiler. Lahraan Plating works. 17-3t FOR SALE House and lot and a good new barn. Price $700 on payments. Call Phones 4SQ4 or ".040. ll-7t 1 OR SALE one dray ana one set of single dray harness, all in good, firstclass condition. George W. Davis Motor Compary. 22nov-tf FOR "SALE -Modern house immediate possession. Phone 4447. 1 S tf FOR SALE Mammoth bronze turkevs. both sexes. Morton Brown. Greensfork. R R 2b l"-7 TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE All nakes. $."" and up. Fac-simile typewritten form letters. Phone 22?.. Room 219 Colonial Buiiding. Rebuild Typewriter and Form Letter Co. 11-2M FORSAi7E"r-Tw"or.1ce hrook"sTAv" Breed: bay mar-, sound, f. j ears old, city broke. Pr.ce $15 e., Earl Hinton. Peacock riad. first hons. west of West Sth St. Phone 4S4v l5-7-FOR SALE Auto:.;; r:iri 7.0' ;t! tr. i!es. s Box G'en Karr Da -an re s 7t Viva: it you set the b est price. See us for your sales. Haserstown, Indiana FOR AI.ER SALtlR !-:-tmin -.r:A: ailets. Of-.-. v-r.-e. ph. r. fiSi'LEX no. E:ea:n. P-one Z'-y.

r vor FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FUNK AND MILLER Second National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE MODERN NEW 7 RC'JM HOUSE at a bargain. Ixn ated within J2 block of Main street. Close to car line, and located in one of the best residence districts in Richmond. If we can sell this home within the next 10 days we will cut it loose at $2,100. Bargain Hunters Get Busy FUNK AND MILLER Phone 2766. Farms and City Property For Sale Building lots and residences In all parts of the city. We write all kinds cf insurance, rent properties, loan money and make surety bonds. VM. BRADBURY & SON Rooms 1 and 3, Westcott Block mon-wed-frl tf FOR SALE. ! w ell located building lots on Northwest 5th street. Half of their value. Address "Lots" car Palladium. H-.'t FOR SALE Modern house immediate possession. Phone 3247. 18-tf A.7 if.nSOT3liRtSEAirESfATE City and farm properties. Liberty ave. R. No. 1 Phone 4171. Office Keys' Harnes Store. 613 Main et FOR SALE AIoderrT house immediate possession. Phone 3234. 18-tf FOR SAIJ3 Modern house immediate possession. Box 184 City 18-tf SEE" MOO RE "& OG BO R Nf or all kinds of Insurance, Bonds and Loans Real Estate and Rentals. Room 16, I. O. O F. Bldg. FOR SALE Modern house immediate possession. Phone 4347. lS-tf HENNING REAL ESTATE i and INSURANCE j OOMSTOCK BTTLDING : Ea?t of Westcott Hotel PHONE 2S26 F)R .SALE OR TRADE--3 acres, seven room house, fruit. Nice plam ; for poultry farm. 20S South 11th street. 13-7t FT) RESALE For cash or payments, j .". room bri k house. 202". N. F. j street. Hot and cold bath, Fteam ! heat, cemented ellar, gas, e'ectric lights, rain water, cement walk. I Phone Meerhoff, 1 .'22 or 1230. 12 7t

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AW. HAVt BUSINESS CLASSIFIED NOTICE Chimney and house repair ing. J. Combs. 217 N. l."th St. 15tf NEW SECOND HAND STORE First class upholstering and furniture repairing dune. We fou and sell second hand goods 1236 Main street. Phone 243i. J. W. Brammer & Son. ll-14t H. Ho Jones AUCTIONEER AND HORSE DEALER. I cry all kinds of sales anywhere. Sale bills free for all sales booked before January 1st, 1914. NO. 15 N. 7TH STREET Office Phone 1439. Residence 2570 LARGEST MOVING VANS B. F. Morris Movin? Vans 202 S. 8th St. Phone 1627 M. F. Haner, Mgr. Shurley's Large Moving Vans 1? to 14 North Sth street. Phone 1BS6. LOST LOST Gold watch fob with initials O P. Leare Palladium office and receive reward. 14 2t LOST Section of black rubber ear phone. Return Palladium. Reward Hit LOST Buggy lap rob between 11th and 13th street. Phone 2352 or 195. Reward. 17-H LOST Coat button Sundav. Phone 1S09 171 FOUND FOTND Westcott hub cap. Call at Palladium office. 17-lt Palladium Want Ads Pay C'.en Miller Park, Thursday. !":. lth: ( J: n. :

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