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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-27
Lynn Society Notes

Mrs. Doan and daughter, Marguerite,
OF Richmond, were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hinshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Chenoweth and
family, Lee Outland of Richmond, mo-
tored to Winchester, Sunday, the
guest of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shade are in
indianapolis this week, visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Emma Riley was a visitor In
Richmond, Monday
Basil Martin and family spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. o. Martin.
A number of our citizens went to
Arba. Sunday, to attend the one humid
redth anniversary of the founding of
the Friends church there. Rev. Percy
Thomas, former Lynn citizen, is the
pastor of the church.
Mrs. A. O. Martin spent last Thurs
day in Bloomingport, the guest of Will
Wright and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bascom and
children, George and Louise, Mrs.
Cecil Hoover and son, Carl Edwin,
were guests of Winchester friends,
Friday.
Russell Swhier is spending the week
with friends in indianapolis.
Our teachers expect to attend the
State Teachers association in In.
dianapolis the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Ed Lacey, who has been very
i'll the past week( is improving.
Troy Frazier of Blufftcn was the
family, .--.... 49,
Hood Arwin of Indianapolis was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
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Miss Dora Hill Of New Castle city
schools spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. '
Mr. and Mrs William Thomas and
daughter Dorothy, of Hagerstown,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss. Julia Martin was the Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. -.
Miss Elizabeth Pegg was a charm
ing hostess on Friday evening when
she entertained Mrs. Edith J. Winslow
and daughter, Mary Esther, Miss New
man, Edna Hill, Jennie Eckerle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Starbrech were
entertained Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Martin.
Mrs Edith J. Winslow entertained
to dinner Thursday, Miss Newman,
Mabel Bowen, Elizabeth Pegg.
Fred Rulry, who has been out of
school on account of illness, resumed
his work in the High school, Monday.
Miss Anna Nye of Houghton, Mich,
came home Saturday for short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Nye.
Daniel Hecker was a visitor in
Winchester, Sunday.
"A numOef OF our young men were
in New Castle Sunday to see the
ball game between that city and Mum
Gle. Claude Berry worked behind the
bat for the Muncie team.
Mr. Peters of Rushville, district dep
uty grand chancellor, visited the To-
cal K. of P. lodge Thursday evening.
Arrangements are being made to hold
the district convention at this place
in the near future. ---s.--- .-s
Mrs. Ora Hill and daughter, Dora,
were visitors in Richmond, Satur-
day
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WILLIAMSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Griffith we're
called to Client, KY, on account Of the
death Of his grandfather.
Mrs. Frank Williams entertained
several friends at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kenly and daugh-
ter Louise, and Mrs. Iva Ball spent
Sunday with J. Sullivan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloid visited friends
in Cottage Grove, Ind, Sunday.
Sunday school convention was held
at the Friends church here Sunday
afternoon.
Abbie Harvey is running the dray
here now, taking Mr.. Murray's place.
George Frazier and daughter Esther,
entertained several friends at dinner
Sunday.
Miss Mary Duke spent Sunday in
Richmond.
Miss Margaret Quigley spent Sun
day with her parents here.
Miss Cleo Conklin has returned to
Muncie after several days visit with
friends here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-27
COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES
For SEPTEMBER TERM, 1915.

Miscellaneous Richmond Home
Telephone Company, office expense.
1884; The J. NJ. Coe Pig. Company.
office expense. $3.50; Nicholson Pig.
& Mfg. Company. office expense.
$685.; Bartel & Robe. office expense,
SLABS: Richmond Typewriter Ex-
change. auditors office supplies. $1.25;
L. S. Bowman. auditors office ex-
pense, s2O.95; A. B. Steen, sheriff's
fees, $3.50; $17.40; office expense,
$500; Chas. o. Williams. salary coun-
ty supt. schools. $117.37; office ex-
pense. s1424: Florence f. Williams.
deputy county supt. schools, $4,000;
DR.. R., d. Morrow, coroner's per diem.
$3.50: r. J. PIERCE. per diem, deputy
county coroner, $1,000: Levi Burton.
I ct al. coroner's witnesses. $375: Celia
Saunders. ct al, coroner's witnesses,
$500; NJ. J. Quigley, commissioners
office expense and court house sup
plies, $4.25; Board of State Charities,
! care of orphans, $1,000; Addison Par
ker. expense orphan poor. $6.O5; In
dianapolis Asylum for Colored Chill
dren, expense orphan poor, $1,000;
Wright e. Wiseman, soldiers burial,
$4,000; Doan & klute. soldiers burial,
$50. Albert B. Steen. returning fu-
gitive. s5.45; Thos. B. Lantz & Son.
soldiers burial, $4,000; Item News
paper Company. legal publication,
SPOTS; Palladium Printing Company.
legal notices, 1915; Chas. F. Carroll,
bounty on hawk heads, $1.00; Charles
Smith. bounty on hawk heads. $500;
T. j. Cornell. extra work on H. B.
Foster road, $237.S7.
Court House Repairs, Supplies. Etc
w. c. Bass & Sons. court house re-
pairs. $3.50; $50; Crane Electric
Company. repairs, so cents; Ollie Nc
CURE Mfg. Company. care court house
grounds, $3.50; w. S. Lancaster. care
court house grounds, $500; Dougan,
Jenkins & Company, court house in
surance, $2835; Waking & Company,
court and Jail repairs, $21.25; Lindley
Swain, janitor, $500; A. c. Brown,
janitor, $500: John A. Markley. jan.
,itor, $500; J. B. Elliott. court house
furniture. $500: Richmond Union
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NOTICE..

The board of trustees Of the town
of Boston, Indiana. hereby gives notice
that the trustees of the said town
have determined the exact form of a
franchise to be granted to the Liberty
Light and Power Company. as II is to
be finally adopted and that at the
Office of J. c. Clawson in the town
Of Boston, Indiana on the 10th day
Of November. 1915. at p. m. a public
hearing shall be had at which any tax
payer of said town may appear and
file protest against any or all of the
provisions Of said franchise. grant and
contract which is in manner and form
as annexed and appended hereto and
as made q part hereof and that the
same is full and complete text Of
said contract. grant and franchise.
PETER L. BEARD,
President Of the Board OF Town
Trustees of Boston. Indiana.
JOSEPH c: PYLE,
Clerk of Boston, Indiana.
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cAHiLL-schLlENTZ.

EATON. O.. Oct. 27.-License to
we'd has been granted Walter e. Ca
hill. rs, Of Lewfsburg. and'Miss Bessie
Schlientz, -, of Eldorado. Cahill. q
semfprofessional ball player, 10 the
son of John Cahill, OF that place. He
is a nephew of ex-senator Michael
Cahill, of Eaton He is connected with
his father in the monument business
at Lewisburg.
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News From Suburban Districts
LOCAL PEOPLE SUED.

EATON. O.. Oct. 16.-Suit to collect
$3.50 has been filed In common pleas
court by James Horrigan against John
w. Dolen and Margaret Updyke, both
residents OF Richmond. Ind. He seeks
foreclosure OF mortgage. The amount
IL secured by three and one-haH acres
Of land in Jefferson township.
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CONTRACT.

TO LIGHT BOSTON. INDIANA, BY
COMPANY.
This indenture entered into this 23rd
of October, 1915, by and between the
board of trustees of the town of
Boston, Indiana, on the one part and
the Liberty Light and Power Company
OF the other part. witnesseth, that the
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Gil may direct.
Section THAT in event said
grantee shall discontinue service for
period more than three months
without consent OF the town board.
this contract and franchise to be void
able at the election OF said town
board.
Section s.-That this town shall at
all times have the right to test the
said lamps to ascertain whether the
same are up to the requirements.
Section e.-Thaf the said grantee or
assigns shall have the right to trans
fer in whole OF in part. his or their
rights in and under this ordnance
and contract
Section 10.-That this ordinance
date of its passage.
II is therefore agreed by and be-
tween the parties that they will each
perform the things set forth In the
foregoing ordinance, which said town
proposes to pass. That it 10 the in
tention Of the parties that this in
strument when duly executed BY the
parties and approved by the public
service scommission of the stAte OF
Indiana. and approved by an ordnance
duly passed by the said board Of trus-
tees of the town of Boston. Indiana.
shall be valid and binding upon ali
the parties hereto ~ . contract and
franchise from and after the date
is finally approved by the town board
Of Boston, Indiana.
In witness whereof the said town
Of Boston. Indiana. by the president
of the board of trustees of the said
town Of Boston and the clerk Of said
town. and Robert Asche. president and
G. e. varney, secretary OF the Liberty
Light and Power company with prfn-
cipal place OF business at Richmond.
Indiana. have hereunto Get their hands
and seals this 23rd day Of October.
1915. at the county Of Wayne. state
Of Indiana.
PETER L. BEARD.
President of board Of town
trustees of Boston, Indiana
JOSEPH e. PYLE.
Clerk of Boston. Indiana.
(SEAL) ROBERTS. ASCHE.
President Of Liberty Light
and Power Company.
(SEAL) G. e. vARNEY.
Secretary Of Liberty Light
and Power Company.
Oct. z7-1t
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