The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-24
UNION CITY COMPANY
FILES DAMAGE SUIT

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WINCHESTER, Ind, Jan. 24-The
sum of $4,000 is asked In damages OF
Sae Big -Four Produce company of
Evansville. by the J. A. Long COM
pAny of Union City. In a suit filed in
the Vanderburg superior court.
1t is alleged that the plaintiffs has
been purchasing supplies from the Big
Four Produce company and that these
Supplies were received and weighed
by Mattioe P. Knudsen, who formerly
was employed by the Union City COM
pany, and afterward went to the Big
Four Produce company. Charge is
| made that the Big Four Produce COM
pany and Knudsen have entered .
conspiracy to cheat and defraud the
books of both companies Is demanded
by the plaintiff.
Goodrich Petition Out.
Friends of Governor, James P. Good
rich are circulating In this city a petit
ton to the secretary Of state, request
ing that his name be printed on the
primary ballot of the Republican par
| ty as a candidate for the nomination
for president of the United States.
Suit for contest of will was filed
in tie circuit court Thursday by-James
l.. Howery, Joseph c.. Howery, Calvin
Howery, Emily Harmon, Joseph Miller,
Hulda Fisenhour, Lottie Stevens, Re-
beccs d. Howery, James r. Howery,
J. T. Howery, Charles w. Howery, Ida
Owen, Gertrude Livingston, Mary 8.
Singleton, and Grace P. Sheenan, VS..
Mary F. Life and Ira M. Branson.
Damage suit has been filed by Rob
ert F. Hall VS.. Delma d. Hardesty.
Li0nses to wed are issued to Char
les w. Moody, 81, Lynn and Lille
Tharp, AZ, Lynn. Lloyd Sarver, %,
Hrcanum, Ohio, and Blanch Bush, 81,
Lynn.
The replevin trial of Curtis Rash,
ct al. VS.. Samuel Kendall, which is be-
ing tried in the circuit court, will prob
ably not be concluded before next
| week.
Kiss frankie Keys is in Greenfield,
Ind, assisting the Rev. and Mrs. H.
s. Mica erson in a two weeks revival
service.
/ The Rev. o. T. Martin is in Ply.
mouth, Ind, assisting in an evange-
listic campaign. His twin brother is
pastor of the M. e. church of that city.
Treasurer Reports.
The treasurer of Randolph county
has submitted the following report:
Balance Jan. 1, 1919, $266,37117. Re-
ceived from Jan. l, 1919 to Dec. 81,
i 1919, $1,050,969.65. Discussed, to Dec.
81, 1919, $968,82044. Balance Jan. 1,
1920, $34S,677.91.
Miss Alma Meier has gone to FIT.
Wayne to spend few days with her
brother, DR.. H. H. Meier and family.
The wedding of Fred elmer, for
merly of this city, and Miss Irene
White, of New Richmond. O., was
solemnized in that city Thursday. Mr..
Climer is a graduate of the Winches.
ser high school and he and his bride
are both graduates of Oxford college,
where they became acquainted. His
mother, Mrs. D. w. elmer and sister,
Mrs. A. S. Kelley, attended the we'd
hding.
T. M. Thornburg left Thursday for
Columbus, O., and from there will go
to Pittsburg, Pa, to attend a meeting
of the R. l.. Dawllings company, he be-
ing one of twelve men in Indiana,
who qualified for the Century club
Word has been received in Farm
land Of the death in Columbus, O., of
the Rev. Wesley Ross, 80, who resid-
ed there for many years. He died Of
paralysis at his daughters home
where the funeral will be held and
burial there. He leaves a son and six
daughters.
David Morris, 80, is dead at his
home, four miles northwest Of Farm
| 'Snd. after long illness Of hardening
Of the arteries. He is survived BY
the widow, son and three daughters
The funeral OF Mrs. Carrie William
son Ward, wife of Arthur Ward who
dieo from the effects of an operation,
at Richmond, was held Thursday at
Buena Vista, seven miles southwest
o. here. She formerly lived at Union
sport, south of here.
The body of the infant child of Mr..
an. Mrs. Samuel Caldwell, of Ores
ham, O., was brought here Thursday,
and the funeral and burial held at the
Maxville cemetery, six miles west of
here.