The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-07
News of Surrounding Towns

charged that the Crowell woman slap
ped her In the face.
Charging that her husband, Emmet
Grain, is guilty Of having abandoned
her and her family. that the good
wages he earned as a plasterer were
spent by him in sporting, gambling
and in adulterous relations with wom-
en- of i'll repute. Isabel Grain has filed
suit In the common pleas court asking
for divorce and alimony. Her petition
states that they have three children.
aged Is, II and Is years. When he
abandoned her and ner family, she
claims. they were in destitute circum.
stances. The litigants are residents of
Eaton.
Edward Coffman goes to Peru. Ind,
the latter part of this week for an ex-
tended visit with his mother, Mrs.
Joseph Coffman.
Deputy state factory and building
Inspector, s. E. May, of Lewisburg,
was an Eaton business visitor We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Brooks and son, of Gin,
cinnati, are guests OF Mrs. +. c. Noe
and son.
A picnic in honor of Superintendent
and Mrs. Forrest B. Bryant will be
held Friday in Glen Miller park, Rich
mond. Ind, by the members OF the
Fortnightly club. NE. and Mrs. Bryant
and little daughter leave shortly for
Wcllsburg, Va, where he has been
chosen superintendent of the public
schools. Since their residence in Eat
on both Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant have
been prominent members Of the club.
The contract for furnishing twenty
iron seats to be used in the court
house park has been awarded E. s.
Johns by the county commissioners.
Fifteen of the seats will be six feet
long and five Of them five feet.
Mrs. Hannah Schlenker and Miss
Mary Lander are in Drayton, Canada,
for an extended visit with Mrs.
schlenker's daughter, Mrs. Bert O.
Wismer and family.
Miss Dorotha Brouse. of Centerville
Ind, is a guest at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. E. f. Welsh and family.
Mrs. Olive Larsh, of FIT. Wayne, Ind,
is here to spend the summer at the
home Of her brother, William A. Huff
man. and family, OF West Main street
The Unity club, the city's most
charitable organization, will be in
charge of the soda fountain at Hoov-
er's pharmacy Friday and one-half of
the proceeds from sales will be donat-
ed by Mr. Hoover to the club' The
club solicits the public's patronage,
Miss Stella Eikenberry, a violin in
structor in the University at Crete.
Neb., has returned to Eaton to spend
the summer with her father, O. B.
Eikenberry and sister. Miss Carrie
Eikenberry.
Harvey Davis. aged about 64 years.
died Wednesday afternoon about $3.50
o'clock at his home on the corner Of
Alderman and High streets after a
illness Of several weeks duration, due
to a general physical breakdown. He
Is survived by widow and several
grown children. Funeral services will
be held Saturdy morning at $50 at
the Methodist Episcopal church, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Earle NJ. Ellsworth.
IOuSIuS TdIIs neetlnS OI L0S
Preble County Cigar Leaf Growers
union will be held in the Eaton opera
house on Saturday. July 16. and an
interesting program is being arranged
for the gathering. Organizer c. o.
Drayton. will be present and deliver
an address and music by the Eaton
band will help to- enliven the meeting.
The several organizations Of the coun.
ty will be represented.
Misses Gretchen and Pauline Old.
father are. guests of relatives and
friends in Somerset. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ozias OF Pauld-
ing, will arrive here Saturday for a
visit with her mother. Mrs. Wilson
Roger ond family.
Mrs. Emma Longnecker Huber of
Camden, N. j., is here for a several
days visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. w. Hemp leave next
Monday for Milwaukee, where they
will attend the annual meeting of the
National Photographers association.