The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-11
UP AND DOWN
IN INDIANA
Ran AWAY WIN RED CLOTHES.

RAN AWAY WITH BED CLOTHES.
Guy L Scaniing. OF Indianapolis, was
denied divorce from Nektie Seeming
by Judge vinson Carter In the superior
court. room 8, on the grounds OF cruel
and inhuman treatment when the only
evidence of such treatment was shown
in the plaintiffs testimony that his wife
took the bedclothes away at night and
carried them to the home of her mother.
TO BUILD $4,000 CHURCH.
At the official board meeting of the
College Avenue Methodist church of
Bloomington, announcement was made
that $4,000 has been subscribed of the
$4,000 required to construct the new
Central NJ E. church at Washington
and Fourth streets
MANY ATTEND STATE GRANGE.
The attendance at the thirty-eight
annual meeting of the Indiana State
Grnge, in session at Winona Lake. was
greatly increased by two large dele
cations from Whitley by two large del
egations from Whitley and st. Joseph
counties st. Joseph county has by
far the largest representation OF any
county in the state.
DIES IN CHICAGO HOTEL.
Robert McCrea. 80. son OF James Nc
Crea. formerly a banker and merchant
of Wabash. one of the wealthiest resi-
dents of the city, committed suicide in
the Great Northern hotel at Chicago.
COUNTY STILL DRY.
Upton remains dry, without the aid
of the new county local option law. but
by the authority of the county COM
missioners, who have refused to grant
licenses to all applicants. There were
two applications for licenses in Tip
ton before the board.
FIRE BURNS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
| Fire in the Kruzan block at Brazil
caused damage of about $4,000.
Spontaneous combustion in holiday
goods is supposed to have been the
cause. The blaze was confined to the
second floor, but great damage was
caused to stocks on the first floor by
smoke and water. The loss is COW
cred by insurance.
$500 FOR GIRLS RETURN.
At the request of Prosecutor Van
Nuys, of Anderson, the county council
appropriated $500 to be offered as
reward for the discovery and return of
little Ada Glasco, who was kidnapped
from this city Halloween night. The
child is the principal witness in the
trial of her father, John Glasco, for
the murder of his wife, at their home
west of this city last September
BLoODHoUNDs NO GOOD.
In making a confession to Lieuten-
tant Manning of Indianapolis Glen
Sherrick said it was easy to elude
bloodhounds placed on his trail. after
Funderburgh & Sons general store was
robbed at Westf1eld. Ind. At one time
he said he was within few feet of
the animals and laughed as they fol-
lowed a wrong scent
LEGISLATOR A FARMER.
. David D. Rodibaugh, the first demo-
cratic member of the legislature, Elk
. hart county, has had since 1882, is a
I retired farmer, who for the last nine
years has resided at Goshen, Ind. He
, was born in Jackson Township. Elk
: hart County, in 1855.
POLICE WANT ATTORNEY.
officers are searching for E. D. Mil
Her, an attorney of Brazil, who is sup
: posed to have left the city severa
weeks ago for Brussels, Belgium, te
, visit his father. Miller is wanted here
on the charge of having defrauded Ed
a ward Bryne of this city out OF s40t
lon a lapsed insurance policy.
WOULD DIE WITH HORSE
!. Here shoot me, now, l want to di,
with my horse said William Chap
: Ipell, who resides at Tenth street ant
: White River, Indianapolis, after HUI
q name Inspector John Shine had killed
!. an animal which the old man price
{ highly.
TRIBBEY IS ACQUITTED.
t Acquittal was the verdict returned
d in the John B. Tribbey whitecappini
# cases against Mrs. Leona Tribbey
Y Charles and Harry McFatridge, PER-.
COLLINS. Burt Kennedy and Lafayett
Goldman of Rushevilie. The jury wa
lout two hours and five minutes.