The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-14
FARMERS FORM GUARD
TO PREVENT HUNTING
New Paris Men Take Steps
to Stop Repetition of
Accidents.
ANIMALS WERE KILLED
Carelessness of Hunters Has
Caused Heavy Losses to
Residents.

NEW PARIS, Ohio, Nov. Ito
prevent hunting on the farms near
this place the farmers will have them
patrolled, taking the law in their own
hands. They are determined to prevent
repetition of the accidents and loss
es which resulted from the careless
ness of hunters last year. Several ami
mails were killed by shots which went
wild, and one frightened horse became
entangled in a barb wire fence, and
had to be shot.
Has Narrow Escape.
Burley McGill, dairyman, narrowly
escaped injury recently when the
horse which he was driving to his
wagon became frightened and ran
away. The animal ran from near the
Catholic church to the James H. Da-
Wis farm where it was stopped. The
wagon was so badly smashed up that
Mr.. McGill had to purchase another
He jumped and escaped without in
jury.
Mrs. Virginia B. Miller purchased
the old White Pigeon saloon building
on the s. c. Richie lot and on Wed
nesday removed 1t to her lot on Cher.
ry street where it will be used for a
harness shop by Mr.. D. w. Miller
The building was occupied for some
time by B. F. Kemp, tailor.
Speaks of Work.
The Ashland (Kans) Clipper car
ries a very complimentary notice OF
Miss Grayce Samuels, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Samuels. Miss Sam
uels is teacher of Domestic Science
in the Ashland schools and is meeting
with success in her work. The Clipper
gives an account of a social by Miss
Samuels and her class where light re-
freshments, prepared by them, were
served The article states that the
kitchen was supplied with some arti,
cles by the School Board and others
were donated by the citizens until they
have well-equipped room.
Henry Rocker, who will be laid of
from work for about six weeks on &C
count Of the injury to his right arm
is spending part of the time with his
parents, east of here.
A vaudeville company is playing this
week at the K. of P. opera house.
M. J. Cunningham of Bradford, spent
Tuesday with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Childress, OF
Richmond, spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Spence, who celebrated their
Among those fro ma distance who
attended the funeral of Prof. w. A
Mills Tuesday, were Mrs. NJ. A. Hahn
and Rev. Daugherty, Westville; Mrs
Kimmel. Greenville; John and Orc
Kimmel, Eldorado; Mrs Horn, Lewis
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Mills, 10
seph Mills and Mrs. E. Wyatt, Rich
mond
Mrs. D. F. Reinheimer and daughter
Lois, returned Tuesday evening from
visit with friends at South Bend
Ind.
Gets Gas Contract.
Mr.. H. S. Marlin, of Pittsburg, Pa.
representative of the Jantha Light and
Fuel CO., spent Monday here looking
after the local work. w. E. Jones was
given the contract OF unloading all the
gas pipes received here and on Tues
day unloaded one car which contained
759 pieces Mr.. Marlin states that II
the weather permits, the mains will be
laid and gas turned on for local use
by the middle Of December
Edgar Woods left Tuesday fol
Rome, Ga, where he will spend the
winter for the benefit Of his health.
On Monday night the Rebekat
Lodge enjoyed a pleasant meeting
having one candidate, Miss Elsie
Kemple. Refreshments were served
The quarantine over the three scar
1t fever patients, Vera Bevington, Rus
sell Miller and Scott Hawley, was lift
ed Tuesday, the home fumigated and
the children permitted to leave theil
rooms. No other cases have broker
out and It Is thought the spread Of
the disease has been stopped.
Harry r. Billman spent Wednesday
in Greenville.
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