The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-25

ton will be held here May 2 The
place is now wet"
SOUTH BEND-The Council has de-
cided that all large signs and bill
boards in the city must go.
LAPORTE-The division headquar-
tiers of the Pere Marquette system
will be located at Chesterton.
RUSHVILLE-Next week will be
health week here and there will be
sanitary survey of the city.
SOUTH BEND-Emery Evans, IT
years old, confessed stealing $50 from
a poolroom at New Center.
GOSHEN-Miss Gerda Sebbeloy, of
Laporte, has organized Elkhart and
Goshen women who want the ballot.
HAGERSTOWN-H school COM
mencements exercises will be held
May o. There are eleven graduates
S4ELBYVILLE-Ha Lang of In
dianapolis. pleaded guilty to speed
law violation and was assessed SLABS.
SHELBYyILLE-A committee of
citizens has been appointed to protest
against the location Of ball park.
BICKNELL-School buildings at
Bicknell, Johnstown and Westphalia
will be erected during the coming
summer.
SULLIVAN-This city will have a
Y. M, C. A. soon, charter being
adopted.
GENEvA-The local high school
team defeated the team from Petrol
cum in the oratorical and athletic
meet.
SOUTH BEND-Cora Kaufman, IT
years old, missing for a week, has
been found with relatives near Dow
agiac, Mich.
MUNCIE-A motion picture demon
stration will be feature of the Par
ent-Teachers' club meeting of McKin-
ley school.
SHELBYVILLE-Da Camden
has been returned to Greensburg to
answer for the theft of a watch,
chain and $40.
CONNERSVILLE - The Indiana
artists travelling exhibit is being
shown here, together with two local
collections.
PORTLAND-Carl Micke, 10 years
old, who ran away from home, was
located at Geneva and returned to his
parents.
SULLIVAN-Tom Anderson, Is
years of age, of Linton, was instantly
killed in the Caledonia mine. He was
unmarried.
SHELBYVILLE-A band of gyp-
sizes was driven from this city by the
police because of complaints regard
ing it's action.
BRAZIL-Jeff Garrigus and George
ST. Clair, elderly umbrella members,
quarreled and fought Garrigus be-
ing badly cut.
BRAZIL-Fire destroyed the home
of Charles Stewart, south of this
place, causing $4,000 loss, with $1,000
insurance.
COLUMBUS - The Brat
ingham Company has laid off fifty
men, saying recent foods have caused
fewer orders.
WORTHINGTON-T Rev. S. B.
Waggoner of Lexington has accepted
call to the passionate of the local
Christian Church.
BLOOMFIELD-Pro A. c. Burgin,
high school principal. will be in
structor in physiology at Wfnona dur
ing the summer.
ROCHESTER-The body of Sher-
man Harris. who was drowned March
26, came to the surface of Tippeca-
noe River, near Monterey
RUSHVILLE-Cecil Marshall whose
absence from home threatened to re-
suit fatally to his mother. has been
located at Hamilton. O.
SHELBYvILLE-Th Rev. Cloyd
Goodnight of the First Christian
church, will deliver the Odd Fellows
| anniversary Grafton Sunday.
NASHVILLE-Robe Parsley, who
sued John Allender for $1,000 damages
because the latter's dog bit him, was
| awarded $40 by jury.
NASHVILLE-John Myers of Coop
er caught four black bass weighing
four pounds each, the largest ever
caught in Salt Creek.
LAPORTE-Carroll B. Huntress
has been chosen secretary of the
newly organized Chamber Of Com.