The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-15

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ter waSxoner On the fair ground. In
formation from the juvsnilo court In
Dayton stated that the boy would
probably wear ! blue or : gray suit.
but m examination BY the omcers
show that he wore both. Juvenile
o1icer Carl Bergman came to Eaton
Wednesday afternoon and returned
with the youthful prisoner
Found Not Guilty.
Charles kidwell was acquitted OF .
charge Of abusive language In Mayor
Miller's court Wednesday. Mrs Will
liam North. Mechanic street. was the
afiant. The evidence showed that
Mrs. North had called Kidwell names
not in the pet" class. and he prompt
ly threatened to separate her from
her head
Damage 0y STERN.
Belated returns indicate that light
ming early Tuesday morning did dam
age in certain sections OF Prehle coun.
ty not counted upon. On the Martin
Goss farm three miles east Of Gratis,
large barn and tobacco shed we're
consumed by IRE from = bolt OF light
ming. Tho farm is tenanted by Bert
Hileman and he lost three valuable
horses. six head of cattle. number
of hogs. vehicles. farm Implements.
all his feed and the present seasons
crop OF tobacco Both buildings were
entirely consumed The loss will AZ
gregate about $4,000,
Bumped BY Racer.
Attempting to cross the track at
the fair ground Wednesday afternoon.
Phillip Sauer. an aged farmer living
west OF Eaton. was knocked down by
a speeding racer. He received many
bruises about the body. but was not
seriously hurt. George Randall. driv-
CT Of Billy Miller. 4 $50 class trotter.
collided with Sauer. He was attended
by DR.. G. w. Flory and removed to
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. Lena
Rirck. at West Alexandria.
Margaret Fleet Dead.
Following brief illness of stomach
and bowel trouble. Mrs. Margaret
Fleet. u, died Tuesday afternoon at
| her home on Wadswogth street. The
funeral will take place from the house
Thursday morning. conducted by Rev.
Guy OF Christ church. Burial Ia
Mound Hill cemetery.
Among the Daytonians Waiting rel.
atives In Eaton and attending the fair
are Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Hallere. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Daugherty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvin Bristow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kautz, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Robson. =.
A. Deem. Harry Murphy. Charles
Trunk. Clarence Greene. Leonard
Foos and Walter Benner.
Mayor r. NJ. Marsh OF Camden. Il
visiting relatives In Eaton.
H. H. Harlan Of Indianapolis. wAs Z
visitor In Eaton Tuesday.
Miss Marie Fowler OF Camden. Il Z
guest OF Miss Bertha Hilbert.
| Miss Kate Stricken 10 here from
Eldorado visiting Miss Blanche
1 Bucher.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harshman q
Chicago. are visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. p. Harshman.
Mrs. Elmer Laboyteaux and son d
New Castle. Ind. are guests 81 Mr.
land Mrs. James Sharkey.
Harry Deem 10 home from For
Wayne. Ind. visiting relatives and at
tending the fair.
i Mrs. Jack Phelps Of Richmond Il
visiting relatives and friends here
i Mrs. Ella Miller Of Anderson, Ind.
is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Coke
fair
i Miss Ivy Reaver Of Portland. Ind.
Is q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Fleisch.
i George Began and ]. q. Hawley d
New Paris are daily attendants at thu
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Sanders and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanders, q MID
dletown. Ind. are guests 1t the hcmt
OF John Sharkey.
Rev. Sara L. Stoner OF the Univef
salist church will preside at = distric
missionary rally Friday evening =
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