The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-10
PAGE FIFTEEN

The Newsboy's band Of Indianapolis
treated the crowd to splendid music.
Captain Shetteriy Released.
Captain Carl J. Shetterly, after "a
years continuous service in the Unit
ed States army, has been promised
by the war department, a release,
some time this month.
Fry Comes Home.
Leslie z. Fry arrived home after
more than two years service in the
army, overseas, wearing four service
stripes. Mr.. Fry was a member of the
Sixth Field Artillery Of the First d.
vision.
Suits Are Filed.
Four suits for foreclosure OF chattel
mortgages were filed by the Citizens
Loan and Investment company. The
four defendants are William Shumak-
er, U. S. Grant Friddle, Charles Butler
and Arthur Anderson. Suit on drain
age was entered in the circuit court
Wednesday by Thomas c. Tharp. The
case of Carl Dick verses Emily Dick
etal, in which a will was being con-
tested, was dismissed at the cost of
the director.
Sale Well Attended.
The Johnson and Dwiggins' sale OF
Poland China hogs held In the Hub
bard and Leavell sales barn, Tuesday.
drew a large crowd. Fifty-one head
sol dat an average of s72. The high
est price paid for any one hog was
1915.
Mrs. Brown Certified.
Mrs. Charles Brown has received a
certificate of perfection in the unwrtt-'
ten work Of the Rebekah degree Of
! Odd Fellowship, and has been ap-
pointed district deputy president She
will hold schools of instruction In all
degree work Of Rebekah Odd Fellow.
ship.
Mrs. Goodrich Talks.
Mrs. James P. Goodrich delivered
an address at the conference OF tho
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, Thursday at South Bend.
Big Crowds at s. s.
| Out of a population in Winchester
of five thousand, about fifteen hun
dred attended Sunday school and
about twelve hundred attended
church.
= Simmons Dies.
| A. L. Simmons, one of the publish
ers of the Portland Daily Sun, died
at the Jay County Hospital. from IN
turies sustained on July 9Th, when he
/ " as SoOSAt DcuCdtA q
that was being installed in the office.
Licenses to Wed.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Elihu NJ. Moody, %, Muncie and
Bertah Bales, 81, Farmland; and Les
ter w. Huffman, SO, Mooreland, and
Gussie NJ. Ledbetter, %, Parker.
Asks for Divorce.
Carey Walker has filed suit for d.
vorce from Anna Walker. They were
married October 20, 1906 and sepa-
rated in December, 1913 Walker
claims the defendant left him with.
out caus -'Shen their child was five
years of age, and that he has repeat
eddy asked her to return. The plain
tiff asks for a divorce and custody of
the child.
Champ Is Arrested.
Marshal J. NJ. Fletcher arrested
Sylvester Champ, at Union City. on a
charge of grand larceny. He was
brought to this city and placed in Jail.
Champ is said to have stolen 20 bush.
els of corn, valued at $40 from the
farm Of w T. Wilson, east Of the
and sold to Samuel Dean, a livery
man.
Asks Possession.
Suit for possession of property was
filed Tuesday in Squire Coats Court
by Charles Daugherty VS.. Earl Wood
Guilty Of Assault
Oscar Simmons had a hearing in
Squire Coats Court, Tuesday, on a
charge Of assault and battery, on Will
Tharp and was found guilty. His fine
and costs amounted to $1,000. Ora
Bortner filed suit On account, Mon
day against Lonnie Silvers.