The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-14
PREBLE COURTS
TO HEAR CRIME
CASES OCT. 20
Many Suits Set for Trial in
Common Pleas Court for
Week.

EATON, O., Oct. 1.-THE week of
October 20 will be consumed in COM
mon pleas court with trial of criminal
cases, according to assignment of
cases just announced by Judge A. c.
Risinger
The case against William Mills and
Il. l.. EstiS, non-residents of the state,
has been set for trial on November >.
They are charged with stealing an
automobile from the garage of S. 0.
Richie, banker, at New Paris.
Civil cases assigned for trial or hear
ing OF demurrers or motions are: Oct.
10, Elias D. Snyder and Ada Mumma
vs.. Ada Mumma. ct al, trial; construc-
zion of will; Oct. 20, Charles H. Deem
VS. Mary Catherine Deem, trial; d.
vorce; Oct. 20, Samuels VS.. Miller, ct
al, demurrer; Oct. 20, Markey &
Crumbaker VS.. Beasley, ct al, demur-
rer; Oct. 20, H. A. Swisher, ct al, vs..
5. E. Black, motion; Oct. 20. Murray
ct al, vs.. Miller, trial; Oct. q. Kin
sey VS.. Eikenberry, trial; Oct %, 90,
30, Eva Jane Reeve vs.. Clarence Hayes
Steele, trial; Nov. 3, Miller VS.. Board
OF Education, trial; Nov. !. Schlientz
4, Son, VS.. Eldorado-W West Manchester
Floys VS.. Ohio Electric Railway Co,
trial. Nov. u. Piece VS.. Pottenger,
trial; Nov. IS. Hickman vs.. Shirley,
trial; Nov. IA, Rosie McCabe VS..
Charles Nelson, trial; Nov. Il, Duvall
Us. Curry. trial.
Appeals Suit on Note.
F. ]. Wilson is plaintiff and Silas
CARRIER is defendant in a suit appealed
from Justices court in Harrison
township, in which note for 1926,
drawn in April, 1907, is involved The
appeal is taken by Wilson, who failed
10 receive judgment on his claim in
the Justices court.
Farmers To Meet.
Those IN charge of arrangements
are expecting a big attendance Of
farmers at the countrywide meeting
here Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
at the courthouse for the purpose of
promoting interest in a county farm
ers' equity union, or grain elevator or
ganization. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by L. P. Belts, of Chicago,
vicepresident OF the National Farm
ers' Equity Union. and this fact is cal
lulated to draw a very large attend
anCe.
Divorces To Be Tried.
Trial of the divorce suit Of Elsie
T. Murray of New Paris, against l.. +.
Murray was to come up today in COM
LIcn pleas court.
IL: suit Of Belle King against John
wee also was to have come up Tor
tr.A4 today.
Suit for Receiver Dismissed.
SUI brought IN common pleas court
:ere,.:i! by d. l.. Pane against 0. Y.
Ml'ha,i for appoint melt CT a receiver
t,,l 10 r.Nii { =
Monday.
To Organize Legion.
FILal details looking 20 organization
OF ~ american Legion post III Prshle
cOu!;v are being rapidly worked out,
according to Robert FlHhe.. Of Eaton.
formation Of post III Eaton $ OK
pected to form the nucleus for tne
county post.
indicted Prisoners Arraiened.
EnOch Bunting, indicted b. the late
grand iury on 4 charge or obtaining
money under false pretcnse, and Glen
kidenour. indicted for assault and
battery, pleaded rot guilty wren ar
raj2ned Monday morning b. fO1C Judge
\. G. RsinEcr in common pleas cont
BuLting still is in Jail! Ridpnnur is
at liberty under bond. Ala ElaUi2
indicted 70: assault 2nG ta-Irlr, c:-
e
Judge Rislngcr imposed fine q So
and costs and suspended $40 0. he
fire during good beharin~
Edward CompsOn. indicted for
shooting 10 kill, vas granted The priv.
iICSe OF employing and consulting an
q tCrney before pleading. IOhC Dain-
WOOD. indicted 1CT grand larceny. Tor
'ht alleged theft Of II automobile.
when u"T;igNcG. represented - he
court that he was without friends or
funds TO conduct 1 defense, Judge
Risingcr appointed JohH V DYE, Iocal
attorney. to defend the prisoner.
Hannah Hartn Dead.
Mrs Hannah IIartin, -. wife Of
William Iiartin. died Sunday night at
her home, East Israel street, following
an illness OF several months duration
due 10 complication of diseaaes
narai! lis was the immediate cause of
death. Her husband is the only ,ur
NlN!nS member of her Immediate fam
lily. She was a daughter of the late
James Bigham and lived all her life
in Eaton. Two brothers and two sis.
ters survive her. Funeral services
Will be held Wednesday afternoon al
O'Clock at her late home, with Rev
Paul Wight, Christ church. in charge
followed by burial in Mound Hill
cemetery.
Alienation Suit in Court
In the $1,000 damage suit of Mrs
Josephine Goodwin against Mrs Der
tina Iost, for alienation of affections
a motion filed by the defendant to
compel the plaintiff to furnish secur
ty for costs was overruled MONDAY
by Judge 4. c. Risinger in common
pleas court.