The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-27
9TH CAVALRY
HOLDS REUNION
AT WINCHESTER
Randolph County Commis-
sioners Contract for Roads
-Chenoweth Made Major.

WINCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 27.-The
tenth annual reunion Of Company B,
Seventy cavalry Of Randolph county,
was held in this city, Thursday, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Watts. in South Meridian sereet. The
house was beautifully decorated with
the national colors and flowers. At
IL o'clock an elaborate dinner was
served. after which officers were
elected. The afternoon was spent So
cially. The next reunion will be held
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Anderson,
at Union City.
Roads Are Let.
The commissioners Of Randolph
county met Thursday and contracted
for three roads, the Taylor Cheese
man stone road, 1851 feet in length,
to Jesse Yost, for S7,348; the c. B..
Chade road, Greensboro township,
SOB feet in length, to Charles Bragg.
for $6,740; the Herbert Baker road,
Whitewater township, 1O,54s feet in
length, to Charles Bragg, for 1886.
Chenoweth Made Major.
Captain E. E. Chenoweth of this
city, has received commission from
the United States, as Major of the
Field Artillery. Mr.. Chenoweth was
recommended for promotion while in
France.
Service for Soldier.
Memorial services were held in the
Catholic church here, Friday morning
for Private Joseph Cummins, who was
killed in France, September &c, 1918.
Cummins was born in Canada, but had
lived here since child.
Gray is Buried.
The funeral Of ROLAND Gray, 80, who
was killed Tuesday near Modoc, by a
Fig Four train, was held Thursday
at tn Methodist church at Modoc. He
was the son of Rev. NJ. l.. Gray OF
Farmland
Suits Are Filed.
Suit for foreclosure of mortgage
was filed in the circuit court Thurs
day by the Peoples Loan and Trust
company against Leander J. and Mary
A. Rosworth. The Peoples Loan and
Trust Company Thursday entered suit
on note against Leander J. Bos
worth.
Detectives Name Delegates.
The Horse Thief Detective associa
ton held an important meeting Sat
urday evening for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to attend the state
convention.
Miss Keys to Cynthana.
Miss Franks Keys left Thursday
morning for Cynthiana, Indiana, tc
take charge Of the music il a reviva
meeting. On October 6, Z, Miss Keys
will conduct the music at the Della
ware County Sunday School conven
tion, which will be held in Muncie, anc
October u, she will go to South Whit
ney to fill a months engagement.
Wants $3.50 For Steer.
Wayne Whitehead, Thursday, filed g
DANCE suit against the Cleveland, Gin
cinnau & Chicago Railroad company
Peoria and Eastern division, Walter d
Hines, Director General. Whitehead
alleges that the railroad company neg
lected to keep a sufficient fence anC
cattle guard to prevent his steer from
entering on the right-of-way. He asks
damages in the sum of $3.50 and costs
of the suit.
Mrs. Hpshire Dead.
Mrs. Lizzie Hipshire, "a, died Tues
DAY at Richmond. The body wa:
brought to this city, Wednesday ant
taken to the Morgue. Funeral service:
took place Thursday, at Antioch, ia.
County, Mrs. Hipshlre Is survived b.
her husband, who Is an emplOye OF thu
Home Hospital, Munc1e.
Howard Miller Injured.
Howard Miller, Is, was severely in
iured Monday on the farm of BENJAMIN
Delk, near Union City, with whom h
lives. His head was cut by the knit
of q corn sled. Several stitches ha
TO be taken.
Asks for Divorce.
Margaret Canaan Is asking a divorc
from her husband. George Canaan, o.
the grounds Of wilful absence. The
were married on April %, 1916 an
seven days later, he abandoned hel
she alleges.
Rains Help Pasture.
Farmers are busy in this localit
sowing wheat. The recent rains hav
helped the pastures. A frost Thurs
day night seemed to do little damag
TO tomatoes and other vegetables.