The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-05
Two Arrested for Robbery
BY the Winchester Police

WINCHESTER, Ind, Feb. 5.-John'
Morrison and William Sherburne Of
st. Louis and Gary, Ind, who were ar
rested by Buck Fletcher for slug
ging and robbing Frank Carmicle,
were arraigned before the mayor Of
Union City and In default Of bail were
landed In the Greenville. o. jail.
The Mills and Sons department
store has been incorporated with a
capital stock of $4,000.
The common stock Of the. Miller
family In the Woodbury. Glass COM
pany has been sold to William Luck
Ing of Cincinnati and new set of Of
ficers elected. /. T. Axton of Louis
vile, KY, becomes president, while
George H. Clark is made vice presi-
dent and general manager, Luther
Kimmell, secretary treasurer. The
case of Kinzie Names vs.. John Lewis
ct al was settled on a compromise in
circuit court Thursday. The suit in
volved the partition of IS acres of
land near Arba and has been in It'll
cation for some time. The heirs OF
William H. Ward have asked the court
to construe the will. The evidence in
the case was heard Friday and the
court took the matter under advise
ment. The estate Is estimated at
thirty to forty thousand dollars.
Anthony Schneider was arraigned in
court Thursday on charge of wife
desertion. Upon failure to give bond
he was remanded to Jail. =. Monday
night. Sheriff DAWSON and his deputy
Charles Pickett, arrested Pat Duffy
and man giving his name as Cash
Dollar. Duffy was formerly Muncie
saloon keeper. They were arrested
six miles south west of her. They had
a machine load of whisky in various
receptacles, amounting In all to over
so gallons. There is now in the base
ment of the jail over two hundred gal
Ions of whisky. Duffy was fined $50
and costs on a plea of guilty but
Cash Dollar" remains in Jail. Mon
roe Mullen of Franklin township has
received word of an accident to his
son. Glen, at Camp Taylor. Young
Mullen was struck by motorcycle,
suffering broken leg and severe
bruises. :. Charles Victor, the four
year-old son of Clayton Curry. died at
his home in Beech Grove, Monday of
diphtheria. i. :. Fred Baxter has filed
suit for the appointment of guardian
for his brother. Howard Baxter and
that a restraining order be issued
against the Peoples Loan and Trust
company, preventing them from furn-
ishing him with money from their
fathers estate. -. The jury, in the
case of George Murphy, vs.. the Union
Traction company, suit for damages,
returned verdict, awarding Murphy
$1,000. Murphy was struck by trac-
ton car, while driving his automobile
in Parker, suffering injuries as we'll
as having his machine destroyed. He
made claim for $4,000. Oscar Mil
lion who died of influenza at his home
near Lynn Monday was buried at
Liberty today, services being conduct
ed by the Rev. Henry Pickett. Mil
lion was twenty years of age. The
mother, two brothers andone sister
survive. Word has been received
here of the marriage of Liuet B. l..
Barlow and Miss Lucille Fraze which
took place at Fort Wayne last Satur.
day. The bride is we'll known here.
having resided here for number of
years. Lieut.. Barlow has recently
been discharged from the army The
couple will reside in Union City.
County Surveyor Bachelor has COM
pleted the plat for the Goodrich park
The park is to have ball diamond,
tennis court and swimming pool
Trees are to be set in various places
throughout the park. There will also
be circular track in the park eighty
rods in length.