The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-06
WINCHESTER HAS
+ ROTARY CLUB; I.W.W.
WARNED BY LEGION

WINCHESTER. Ind. Dec. GA Ro-
tary chapter was formally installed
here Friday night, when 20 Rotarians
from winchester and Muncie were
present The charter was formally
presented by Charles w. Watkins OF
Muncie, District Governor. Dinner
was served at 6 p. m.
James Fuller. 81. passed away at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. James
Strahan, east Of the city. He was
veteran Of the civil war. The widow
and two daughters survive, Mrs. Yes
Champ and Mrs. James Strahan.
Suit on note was filed by the Ameri.
can Seeding Machine company W.. Al
bert Shockney. Suit for damages and
possession has been filed by Daniel
L. Fouts vs.. Hamilton A. Leeka- The
plaintiff asks 500 damages.
In honor of their returned soldiers,
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, with
their families Thursday evening en-
joyed an old fashioned basket supper
In the I. o. o. F. hall. A large crowd
attended, and music and games varied
a very pleasant evening.
The case Of Margaret Matchet vs..
Jesse Lewis, for assault has been ven.
ued to Henry county.
Wayne O. Adams. Of near this city,
has been named director Of the Amer
lean Farm Bureau Federation for Del.
aware, Madison and Randolph coun-
ties. Mr.. Adams spoke at the Wilson
school building Friday evening In
the township federation.
Win nh ct nj Y
T., conferred the degree Of Order OF
| day evening. A possum supper fol
lowed the work.
c. c. Fisher. of Onion City. wor
fourth place in the awarding of prem
iums on cattle in carload lots in Chi
cago at the International Stock show.
| The eleven story concrete elevator
and sales room Of Goodrich Brother,
at Farmland, has been completed. ant
Is now running at full capacity. It Il
equipped with the very latest ma
chinery.
At a meeting of the American Log
Jon held in this city recently, a reso
luton was passed to see that no I. "
w. or Red F1affers made speeches Il
this city.
| The Monroe township federation Q
farmers have organized to rid tina
vicinity of chicken thieves, from whic
they have suffered much recently.
Rev. L. II. Ice. pastor of the NJ.
church at Farmland, has resigned t
. take charge Of the church, at Penn
vile.
The Christian Science church ha
purchased lot on South East stree
; and will in the near future erect
church.
The case Of c. G. Johnson, guardia
/ Of Sarah E. Kennedy, person Of III
sound mind, VS.. Frank North ct a
will be argued before Judge Shockne
next Wednesday. Johnson allege
that Sarah E. Kennedy was Of unsoun
mind when she decided her farm G
100 acres to Frank North, with tn
understanding that he was to car
for her during her life, and brough
suit to quiet title. The case has crea
ed much interest In the communit
where the parties live, and a larg
number of persons have been Gale
, as witnesses.
Albert DeHaven of near Alban!
, Thursday appeared before Judge The,
dore Shockney on charge Of PEI
jury, and gave bond to the amount {
$1,000 for his appearance In court.
The City council met in regular Sc!
sion Thursday night with Mayor Cher
oweth presiding. A compromise pric
was agreed upon between the counc
and Fora Cox for small tract of Ian
which was purchased from Mr.. Co
for park purposes. Work continues O
the John B. Goodrich park, but notl
ing will be done toward making tn
lake this winter. Plans are now bein
drawn for converting the Old Sout
Ward School lot into a public pla
ground. 1t will be submitted to tn
council when completed.
: Mrs. Mary Merriweather Mann, s:
is dead at her home south of Unto
City, after a short illness of hear
trouble. She is survived by a stel
daughter.