The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-10-16
Buckeye Notes
(Western Newspaper Union, Special
News Service.)
Gets of Train Too Quickly.

workers celebrated the turning on of
water at the chain plant after Socialist
Mayor Wilkins and Service Director
Schierenbeck had been forced to do so
by the courts.
| Akron. - Dependency brought on
by his daughter, Tillie Smith, be-
ing held in the Summit county
Jail while a charge Of bigamy is
being investigated by the grand jury,
Louis Miskie, SO, Summit county
farmer, committed suicide by firing a
bullet into his heart.
Columbus. State Drug Inspect
or E. w. Harrington has iust re-
| turned from Findlay, where ne prose
/ cuted the c. F. Jackson Drug Co. for
selling without prescription two
drachms of morphine to Mrs. Corane
Nelson, former actress. The proprie-
tor of the store pleaded guilty and was,
fined $50.
Sandusky. - David Brulnn, six
ty-eight, for many years engaged in
! the cooperage business here, was run
down by an automobile driven by Mrs.
]. II. Goss near the corner of Monroe
and Decatur-sts. Physicians say Goss
/ cannot live.
Mrs Goss said she did her best to
bring her auto to a standstill, and that
! she would have got out Of his way
had not Brumm, in apparent bewilder
ment persisted in lodging back and
forth. Brumm was injured in a similar
accident several years ago.
Columbus. Rev. Charles w
Bachman, pastor of the Emanuel
Evangelical Lutheran church, and c.
! E. Newton, a grain dealer, were Sc
verely beaten here Thursday with a
rattan whip i'll the hands of Mrs. Anna
Servey before the police arrived and
arrested the woman. Several months
ago Mrs Servcy threatened to horse
whip the minister Thursday when
he called at house near Mrs. Servey's
home she attempted to carry out her
threat. Newton saw the struggling
figures and went to the minister's as
sistance. Both men bear marks of the
whip on their faces.
Ravenna. D. NJ CleweIl, w
8. Krake, A. w. Stocker, r. b.
Carnahan, prominent RaveHna citi-
Zens, and NJ. G. Garrison Of Kent, di-
rectors OF the Portage County Savings
& Loan Co., now in the hands Of
Judge o. T. Sperra as receiver, were
sued here by Nina Wileman for her
self and other stockholders, asking
judgment for the amount which the
courts shall find to have been en-
bezzled by S. j. Post, the banks sec.
retary, who is now serving q seven
year sentence in the peuitentiary.
The plaintiff alleges that $4,000 was
embezZled and charges neglect OF
duty by the directors to be the cause
of the embezzlement.
Cincinnati. - Miss Bright Kelly,
%, society girl Of COvington,
Ky, was killed and two other young
women and three men were injured
when the big touring automobile in
which they were riding got beyond the
control of the driver and turned turtle
on the Indian Hill road near Madison
vile.
The injured are: Brent Arnold, Jr.,
general agent of freight and traffic de-
partment, Western Maryland railroad:
Polk Laffoon, secretary-treasurer of
the South Covington G Cincinnati
Street Railway Co.; r. D. Mecham of
Cincinnati, Miss Emily Woodhall, "a.
of Covington, KY; Miss Linnora
Gooch, daughter of the late Congress
man Gooch, of Kentucky. The injured
were bruised but not seriously hurt.
Miss Kelly and Brent Arnold, Jr,.
were engaged to be married.
Warren..-The Sixth Ohio cav
airy held its forty-eighth annual
reunion here Tuesday on It's fifty
second anniversary. About $50 men,
bers and their families were present.
Dayton Wright, himself
driving tested out his latest aero
plane model in a series of sue
cessful flights. The new model has
but one propeller, which, with the mo.
tor, seat and drive, is one unit in the
center section, as compared with the
former two-propeller machines, with
blades in opposite directions.
The new model "E" is made esne-
cally for exhibition purposes and is
capable of dismantling in short time.
Much of the machine is built of alumni
mum. In test against time fight.
was made and the entire machine dis
mantled and loaded ready for ship
ment i'll II minutes. This model has
been viewed by representatives of the
club.
Toledo. - At the closing session
Of the annual convention of
the Vegetable Growers of America
officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident, w. j. Rittenskamp, Princeton.
Ind; vice president, H. J. Thompson.
Attleboro, Mass; SECRETARY, S. w.
Severance, Louisville, KY; treasurer,
M. L. Ruetenik, Cleveland.
Wellston.-David Coon, two years
Did, met instant death when falling
from the shoulders of his sister Jane.
who was carrying him, he landed I'M.
der the wheels of wagon driven nv
! cousin.
Mansfield.--H. p Richardson of
Cleveland, who was indicted nv
he Richland county grand Jury
IN two counts of malicious de-
'truction of a washcloth valued at
;ents and a Gideon Eible valued at
100, entered plea Of not guilty be,
ore Judge Mansfield and was ac.
luitted by the grand jury, which was
'ut five minutes.
Newark. = Forest vermillion, 16
ears old, fastened one end of rome
Iround the limb of an apple tree. the
'ther end around his neck, kneeled