South Bend news-times., 1915-06-10
SIDWAY LEAVES LIFE
INSURANCE OF 1882, 600
Carried S150,O0O for Com
pany, $4,000 for Sister and
the Remainder for Estate.

tIiO iiOllioilluCi lOI EoldlGs
ELKHART. June lot was stated
. Thursday that the life insurance car
ried by the late e. A Sidway. presi-
dent of the Subway Mercantile Co,
aggregated S392,000. OF this total
$15O,O0O was carried in favor Of the
company, II is said, $4,000 for a
sister Miss Ernestine Sidwav of Chi
cagO, and the balance for the estate.
As published yesterday, Mr. Sidway's
viii provides that after $4,000 of
this insurance money for the estate
is given 10 Mrs. Caro- Perkins and
$4,000 TO Mrs. Mary Mckay, both sis
tiers of lle deceased living AT Frank
lin, Tenn, the remainder was TO go to
the widow. Mrs. Marjorie Sidway.
This residue of the insurance money
is S162.OOO. IL was also stated that
the estate in addition to the insurance,
would be at least S5O,000 This, less
$4,000 bequeathed TO the wife of i.
g. Kendall, treasurer of the company,
will go to Mrs. SidWay, under the pIo-
visions OF the Will
Photographer John Inbody. who
was stricken with what was feared
would prove 20 be appendicitis, while
on his way 10 Culver last Sunday,
started home Wednesday, but was so
much worse when south Bend was
reached that he was taken TO Epworth
hospital in that city. Leon Burrell,
student in Mr.. InbOdy's studio, went
to South Bend this morning in re
spOnse to call from NJ. InbOdy. Mrs.
Inbody is in California
When Oscar Wiles one-legged
tramp, terrorized the citizens of New
Paris yesterday. threatening them
with a club that had a sharp iron in
one end, they telephoned for Sherin
Thomas, who went over and arrested
Wiles 1t was concluded the penal
farm would he a good place for Wiles,
and as the court at New Paris had no
jurisdiction to send him To that in
stitutiOn. Wiles was brought here ana
arraigned before Judge Lee.
The charges against Wiles was va
grancy. and he was given a sentence
of 90 days in the penal institution.
A big FIVE and ten cent store IS TO
be Csta blisned in the W. @. Hill block
at 221 and 223 5. Main ST. recently
vacated bv the Reynolds-Je Co.
The first floor and basement has
been leased of Mr. Hill by Trick Bros,
for I . wears, beginning July 10 The
MessrS. Trick have a number OF SIM
liar enterprises in Indiana and Michi-
gan cities. one of the firm is IN New
York now, making such additions 10
his regular purchases as are rendered
necessary by the launching OF the Elk
hart store.
Avis r. PanCost was granted a di-
Vorce on cross complaint In the
divorce suit filed by Ernest Pancost
against her. when the case was called
Wednesday, The cross complaint
which was fled by Attys. i. l. Turner
and w. H. Chester. charged cruelty
and asked for alimony of $500 and
for 800 attorneys fees. After Mr..
Pancost had testified, attorneys for
the parties effected compromise set
! tlement of property rights out OF court
and Mrs. Pancost was permitted TO
take the decree.
The complaint filed by Proctor q
Cawley for Mr.. PancOst charged
cruelty on the part of Mrs. Pancost.
1t showed the parties were married on
\ Aug. 80, 1912, and separated on March
> 8, last. Mr.. PancOst was under legal
age when he filed his suit.
! As a result of the school boards
annual inspection of the school build
! ings of the city, repairs costing ap-
proXimately $500 will be ordered.
Minor repairs will be made in al
most every building in the city. Pos
\ sibly the biggest item of expense Will
\ bS the painting OF the INSIDE walls Oh
/ the Niddlebury ST. building.
J. =. dinner, the recently elected
member of the board, who Will sue
! ceed Edward g. BOrneman Aug. 1,
accompanied the board on its trip and
was present at the evening meeting.
I When neighbOrs noticed Wednesday
morning that groceries which had
! been left outside the door of Mrs.
| Louisa Bird of sol w. Beardsley av.
! last week had not been taken in, they
started an investigation.
! Finding tie doors and windows
/ locked, they called an officer, who
\ forced a way into the house. Mrs
/ Bird, who lives alone, was found
under a lounge in an unconscious con-
| ditiOn. She was taken TO the general
/ hospital and up To noon today had
not rallied sufficiently 10 give an ac-
! count of what had happened TO her.
! As she is quite old and has been
subject to heart trouble. il is supposed
/ she was attacked by one of these
spells and after falling rolled under
/ the lounge in her struggles. The
/ only external injury was a bruise on
/ her face.