The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-11
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SHELBYVILLE-Fra Drake has
been named a member of the County
Council to succeed the late August
Drummer.
SHELBYVILLE-Gar Morrison
sued the Standardization company
for the loss of two fingers while oper-
ating a saw at the concerns furniture
plant.
SHELBYVILLE-Th public library
has on exhibition twenty-four color
plate reproductions of Charles Rus
sells paintings of the West.
JASONVILLE-Th electric trans
mission company, which controls the
water plant, has served notice that 1t
will keep water in it's mains only for
fire protection, this condition to con-
tinue until new wells are completed.
JASONVILLE-The commissioners
have granted eleven saloon licenses.
One remonstrance against an applicant
was ignored.
JASONVILLE-Ap petition for an OPP
ton election is in circulation.
EVANSVILLE-Willi Freeman,
SO years old, after telling friends how
sorry he was for flood sufferers. took
a dose of carbolic acid. He may re-
cover. Ca
FORT WAYNE-Judge Eggman Of
the Juvenile Court has fined four boys
under IS years old for contributing to
delinquency of girls. They were
among those recently indicted.
BIPPUS-The Huntington County
commissioners have held good a re-
monstrance that will keep saloons out
of this place for two years.
WARSAW-His parents are seeking
Richard Gretchen, who has not return
ed home since being sent on an errand
several days ago.
FORT WAYNE-In her suit for di-
vorce from John Eicks, Matilda Eicks
asks $4,000 alimony.
NEWCASTLE - William Palmer
pleaded guilty to illegal liquor selling
and was fined $100 and COSTS One
hundred and twenty bottles of beer
found in his place were destroyed.
SPICELAND-Five thousand dol
lars has been raised for the Friends
Academy here. Three times that
amount is needed
MT. SUMMITT-Orville Bennett
principal of the high school, has re-
signed because of i'll health. Benja-
ty succeeds him.
NEWCASTLE-The City Council
has purchased a new hook and lad
der wagon for the fire department
The new fire station will be in opera.
tion by July /.
CONNERSVILLE-Th Indiana art
lists travelling display will be put on
exhibition here the week beginning
April 81.
DANVILLE-The "drys" have peti
toned for an option election in Dan
vile and Center township and the
commissioners have set May as the
date.
HUNTINGTON-Cha Nave. So
years old, was instantly killed by the
accidental discharge of shotgun
which was lying on bench in his
blacksmith shop.
MOORELAND-The ladies of the
local churches are making garments
for the flood sufferers. They already
have a large supply ready for ship
ment
SULLIVAN-May has been set fol-
local option election in Curry Town
ship.
BROWNSTOWN-Local option cleo
tons have been ordered in Browns
town and Carr Townships for Apri
Is. Both are now dry"
MARTlNSVILLE-T Prest-O-Lits
Company has settled out of court the
damage suit of Mrs. Mary Strawder
who sued contractors on the com
pany's building. which collapsed, re
sulting in her husbands death.
BEDFORD-Pleading guilty TO run
ming a blind tiger" Frank Quinle,
was fined 500 and given thirty days il
Jail.
GARY-Charles Mullen, butche
complained to the police that thieves
have stolen his twelve-ton ice box an,
six tons of ice.
EVANSVILLE-The State Sunda,
School Association will meet here
June II, Is and 10. ~
BROWNSTOWN- Charging illegs
arrest, George W. Seavers sued Jus
tice Robert Wooley and Constabl
George W. Walker for $1,000 dam
ages.
DANVILLE-In memory of he
daughter Mrs. Alice Rippetoe of Teri
Haute has presented the city wit
about $4,000 in cemetery holdings.
EvANSvILLE-Anot case o