The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

WINCHESTER-Th will of Harvey
A. Yost was probabed Thursday. He
leaves his entire estate to his wife,
Valara Yost. as long as she remains
his widow. In case she remarries she
is to take dover right according to
the laws of Ohio, and the balance OF
the estate is to be divided equally be-
tween the children. The estate con-
sists principally of stock In the Puri-
tan Cement company and the Cincin-
natl Life Insurance company OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio. The widow is named
as executor Mr.. Yost was killed by
traction car at Franklin crossing,
west of here last Wednesday, May Il.
The case of Percy Stump versus
| Robert lookout for damages and
| breach of warranty went on trial
| Thursday in circuit court here. The
| parties are from near Losantville,
southwest of here. It is alleged by
/ Stump that lookout sold him a drove
of hogs which were diseased and a
number of them died.
| In Justice Coats court Thursday the
case Of the State of Indiana versus
Curtis Small, charged with blockading
an alley in Farmland. this county, was
tried. Mrs. Rebecca J. Wildes filed
the charge, and in the complaint says
that Small fenced In an alley in 1913
and planted the alley in potatoes and
! that he is doing the same thing this
year. Mrs. Wildes owns a vacant lot
| abutting on the alley. The case has
not yet been decided.
The Citizens Banking company of
Modoc, this county. has filed suit
against Forester A. Tillson and Con-
| ley L. Tillson on note.
James L. Armin and Frank NJ Swain
have filed drainage petition.
/ Foster Armstrong. %, farmer, Lynn.
| and Teresa Cotter, 81, stenographer.
4 Union City, obtained a marriage IL
cense Wednesday
i Mary C. Bowers has filed suit
against Edward L. Caron ct al to par
tition tract. of land in Wayne town.
ship.
/ Hubbrd and Leavell, stock dealers,
have filed suit against Noah Petro and
Francis Thornburg for collection Of a
note of $3.50 and interest amounting
in all to over $500.
i ECONOMY-Friends quarterly meet
ing will be held here all day Saturday
at the Friends church. The Rev. An
! Street Friends church at Richmond,
: will be the speaker. Dinner will be
served at the church.
Miss Grace Hadley, county home
demonstration, and Miss Gerhart OF
Purdue university, will be the speak
ers at the meeting of the Wayne Coun.
ty Better Homes association to be held
at Economy, Wednesday, May %
Miss Carharf onncnrpd IN tho rro,
gram of the farmers institute here
two years ago.
Il WEBSTER, Wilfred Jessup of Rich
mond was the main speaker at the
Decoration Day exercises held at the
Friends church here Sunday. Rev
, Mr.. Morris of Williamsburg also gave
a talk. Music was furnished by the
, Greensboro orchestra and Rev. ano
Mrs. Morris sang duet.
CAMDEN-Need of the younger gen
Grafton to prepare itself for the prob
lens in the new era" was emphasized
by the Rev. See1ey K. Tompkins Of
Cincinnati, in his address before ths
Camden high school graduating class
Diplomas were presented by Superin
tendent Dennison. Collegians Chau
tauqua orchestra of Richmond, gave
the musical program.
FOUNTAIN CITY-Funeral services
for Samuel Smith were held from thu
Friends church here Wednesday, Tht
, Rev. Owen Livengood, pastor Of thu
Christian church was in charge of ~
services. Mr.. Smith formerly Hvet
in Fountain City, but for the last few
, years had made his home in Rich
!. mond
The funeral of Isaac Thomas, 8
Bullerdick, Miss Grace and Miss Ma
e BILE Bullerdick.