The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-04
EATON. CHG.


damages from the city in the sum OF
5000 has been filed in the common
pleas court by Forrest w. Williams
of Eaton. On the night of the Sth of
last October, while returning to his
home on South Maple street, VIII
liams stumbled and fell over wire
fence stretched across a sidewalk by
George Linderman, who had been CIV
en- the contract by the city council to
construct cement sidewalk in front OF
the property OF Mrs. Eliza Lake, and
injuries of serious nature are claim
ed to have been received. The plaintiff
makes the charge that no danger sig
nails were displayed.
John H. Unger who has been afflict-
ed with paralysis for some time, was
removed to the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Frank A. Wisehart at Midtown.
Ind, today His condition has, how
ever, improved during the past few
weeks, although he is still unable to
use his right side.
George w. Rehfuss who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. William
Wyatt, at Elkhart, Ind, returned on
Friday.
Mrs. NJ F. Michael is a guest of her
brother Martin Rehfuss, Jr., and wife
in Indianapolis.
Miss Eva Lewellen will spend next
week in Dayton with her sister. Mrs.
John Smith.
Frank J. Straw and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, spent Thursday in Dayton.
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spending couple of weeks in Louis
| vile, Ky.
| Mrs. Charles Klemmer and family of
Dayton, are guests of Mrs. Theresa
Herlich and family.
Mrs. Henry Straw spent Friday in
Dayton.
| Faye Stephens. of Dayton attended
| the commencement exercises here on
Friday night.
A convention Of the Preble county
Sunday school association will be held
on Sunday in the local United Brethren
church. A very interesting program
has been arranged. State Speaker Ha-
eel Lewis of Dayton, has prominent
place.
John L. Emlet of West Alexandria,
was an Eaton business visitor on
Thursday afternoon.
The condition of Arthur Riggs who
was stricken with paralysis last Satur'
day is practically unchanged. He is
yet entirely hopeless and unbale to
see. His recovery is a matter of grave
doubt. r..
Failing to decide upon verdict from
the evidence brought out in the case
of Abbie Aten against George w
Kautz, tibet had heard the litigation
was dismissed Thursday afternoon by
Judge clam Fisher and at a date not
yet assigned the case will again be
heard before a new jury. The plaintiff
seeks to be allowed $762.5o for services
claimed to have been rendered to the
wife of George w. Kautz, ST.. of whom
the defendant in the suit is admins
traitor. The case involved about thirty
| five witnesses.
| l.. D. Bragg and seventeen Others
have petitioNed the county commits
sioners for the location and construc
ton of a county ditch in Jefferson
jtownship. The matter will come W
for hearing before the commissioners
July II.
/ e. G.. Noe has accepted position
with the Apple Electrical company, Of
DAYTON and will move his family tt
that city in the near future.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jackson are ar
ranging to go to California in the
hope of benefiting his health.
The members and officers of the Eat
on Memorial association will meet or
Saturday night in the G. A. r. hall fo
the purpose of disposing of business
now on hand and to elect officers fol
the ensuing year. P. J. Wiseman Il
president of the association.