The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-24
TWO SALOONS IN
EATON GIVE up
GHOST THURSDAY
Stocks Entirely Depleted.
Dramshops Close Door Two
Days Head Of Time.

EATON, o., May 24.-Two saloons
in Eaton closed and locked their doors
Thursday night and did not reopen
Friday morning, owing to the fact that
their stocks were entirely depleted
and the proprietors did not wish to re-
stock their bars for the two remaining
days. The places closing were None
smith Brothers and the Central House
buffet operated by Marks w. Nation.
This leaves four saloons IN operation
here today, the last day, as none elect
ed to put ND $305 for the privilege of
carrying ON business Monday. Pro
prietors Of the remaining four bars
were Of the opinion that they probably
had sufficient stocks on hand to hold
out until the final closing tonight,
which IL 10 o'clock.
acknowledgements
In the presence of several relatives
and friends, Miss Carrie Monesmith
and Walter zimmerman were married
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Monesmith. zimmerman served with
the American forces In the European
war.
Sues Estate.
Alleging there Is a balance Of $704
due her for keeping house for him and
his wife, and for other services rem
dered. Susan Banks is suing the es-
tate of the late Allen Showalter to re-
cover the amount. John w. Cook, adj
ministrator Of Showalters estate, is
named defendant to the action, which
has been fled In common pleas court.
Plaintiff AYERS the services rendered
began Oct. /, 1913, and ended January
Is, 1919. She accounts for money
paid her at intervals, which she AYERS,
was at the rate Of 50 week.
Sunday Schools to Meet.
Sunday schools Of Washington
township will meet here Sunday, after
noon at 2:30 o'clock for their annual
convention. which will be held in the
Presbyterian church. In addition to
an address by County School Superin-
tendent w. s. Fogarty, on County
Convention" Rev. J. 3. Yingling, OF
the United Brethren church, and the
Rev. T. J. Simpson, of the Presbyter-
ian church, will deliver addresses.
Devotional exercises will be conduct
ed by the Rev. Paul Wight, Of Christ
church. Music will be furnished by
a Quartette. A business session will
be held and officers will be elected.
Memorial Services.
Memorial services for Civil, Span
ish-American and World war veterans
will be held Sunday evening at the
Christian church and the Rev. Kiley
Baker, pastor of the church, will de-
liver the memorial address. w. M.
Title and the church choir will pre-
sent a program of music. All the
churches in the city will unite at the
service. Veterans of the three wars
and the members of the w. r. G. have
been requested to meet at the G. A.
R. rooms at 1880 o'clock Sunday eve
ming and attend the services in a
body.
Form Thrift Stamp Club.
Formation of a thrift stamp club
has been effected by the Camp Fire
Girls and the members will sell
stamps each Saturday during the sum
mer. During favorable weather the
girls will maintain booth on one
OF the principal corners in the bust
ness section and also will canvas or
the streets Last week they sold $50
worth of stamps, which marked the
first week of their patriotic work.
Peter Eikenbary Dead.
Peter s. Eikenbary, aged 70 years, {
native of Preble county and at ont
time county recorder, is dead at hi
home in Dayton, to which city he re
moved from Eaton about 25 years ago
He died Thursday morning, following
an attack of illness that seized upo1
him the day before. While living IL
Eaton he was prominent in politics II
Preble county and served as Chairman
of the county republican executiv
committee. At the time Of his dealt
he was custodian of the museum i
the. public library in Dayton. Pre-
yious to that he had been storekeepe
at the Dayton State hospital for II
sane and later was superintendent @
the free employment bureau MAR
tanned by the city of Dayton. He
survived by his wife, two sons an
one daughter. One son. DR.. Charlie
F. Eikenbary, won a lieutenant colt
nels commission in service in the lat
war in the medical division. Hi
home is in Spokane, Wash, but
still is in the service in hospital
San Francisco. The late Mr. Eikel
barry served four years with the Unto
army in the Civil War and participa
ed in many of the big battles. 1t
understood the funeral will be hel
after arrival of the son from Califo
MIA.
CAMDEN GRADUATES TEN.
CAMDEN, o., May 24.-Annual COZ