The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-30
EATON BUSINESS
WILL SUSPEND IN
HONOR OF LA00R
No Celebration Monday-La-
Dor Day Ball Game to be
Played.

EATON, O., Aug. 3o.-No Labor das
demonstration will be staged in Eaton>
Monday County Offices, banks, etc.
will be closed and it is expected there
will be a general suspension of bust
ness during the greater part of the
day.
A double-header ball game will be
staged at the local ball park, the local
team to meet the Athletics Of Rich
mond. Ind. The first game will be
called at 1880 O'Clock
Dayton Men Sue.
H. A. and F. G. Swisher, doing bust
ness as the Swisher Realty company,
Dayton, have filed suit here in COM
mon pleas court to recover from s. S.
Black, local farmer, the sum OF $3.50.
with interest, alleged to represent IA
commission on farm sold for Black
by the company.
The company AYERS the farm-S243
acres. six miles north of Eaton, on
the Greenville pike, was listed by
Black with the company in last July,
to be sold within six months for a
consideration not less than $4,000,
an incumberance Of $4,000 being set
forth
The commission on the sale was to
be 3 per cent the company AYERS. The
company claims it sold the farm at
price acceptable to the purchaser.
but that Black has not paid the COM
mission or any part Of 1t. w. A Swa-
ney, of Dayton, filed the suit for the
company.
Eleven Teachers Short.
County School Superintendent W. S.
Fogarty states there are fully eleven
vacancies existing at this time In the
teaching force in the supervisory dis
trict schools OF Preble county.
Superintendent Fogarty is sending
out blank forms for the oath Of allegi-
ance required of school teachers.
Many teachers already have taken the
oath, he says.
Harrison Funeral Held
Funeral services for Earl Harrison,
rs, local barber shop proprietor, who
died Thursday morning at Reid Mem.
orial hospital, Richmond, Ind, were
held here this afternoon at the United
Brethren church and were conducted
, by Rev. J. E. Yingling, who was called
home from the United Brethren
church conference in Dayton to ofici-
ate at the funeral. Burial was in
Mound Hill cemetery. He is survived
by his wife, whom he married about
six months ago, and stepdaughter.
Ministers at Conference
| Rev. Riley Baker, of the local Chris
! tan church, left today for Pleasant
Hill, Ohio. to attend the session of the
district Christian conference.
Rev. J. E. Yingling. of the local
United Brathren church. is attending
the sessions of the United Brethren
conference in Dayton.
In the absence of the Revs. Baker
and Yingling there will be no preach
ing services at their churches Sunday
Rev. J. =. Shaw, of the Methodist
church, will preach his last sermon OF
the conference year Sunday. He will
attend the sessions Of the Methodist
conference in Findlay next week
Soldiers to Columbus
Probabilities are. several soldiers of
the Eighty-third division will attend
the reunion of the division in Colum-
bus, Monday-Labor day. at which
time the colors of the division will be
turned over to the state.
To Play Eldorado
Eaton's ball team will play its first
out-of-town game Sunday, when the
aggregation goes to Eldorado to play
the team Of that village.