The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-16
STEERS, To Be FED
BY YOUNG ENTRANTS
IN FAIR, BOUGHT

EATON, o., March 16-Thirty-six
or 40 young steers. weighing between
400 and 600 pounds each. will be de.
Nvered here next week to the Preble
county fair board. 1t is expected. The
steers are purchased by tho board
for the boys and girls calf club con.
test, which will be prominent feat
ure of the county fair next fall. While
the steers probably will not be thor
oughbreds, they Will be Of good type,
according to the board members.
Present plans are to distribute the
steers throughout the county March
81. 1t is expected that at least two
of the animals will be placed in each
township in the county. Board mem
bers say they have promises from
boys and girls in their respective
townships in sufficient number to
absorb the entire consignment Of
animals.
Under rules for the contest each
boy and girl will pay cash for his or
her animal. or give a note at the time
the animal is turned over to them, and
after they become qualified entrants
In the contest. Each one is to keep
a strict account of feeding cost, etc.
After competitive display and scoring
o. INC i1ii INC duludi Will Ue solu d.
public auction.
revision Of the premium list for the
fair this year. The work probably
will be completed in time for sub.
mission at the next board meeting
the second Saturday in April.
That section Of the permium list re-
lating to the art hall will this year
be revised by an expert instead Of by
the board, according to the board
members.
$7,148 Value Of Land
Appraised value Of $7,148 was fixed
upon 1874 acres Of land involved in a
partition suit in common pleas court,
by Laure B. Sayre against Mary B.
Deem and others. John Ruppel, John
w. Cook and Orlando Hilderbolt, by
the courts appointment. appraised the
realty.
Many Court Matters Administered.
Under 100000 bond. Ethel Harris
will administer in probate court the
estate Of the late Walter l. Harris.
Authenticated copy Of the will Of
the late Hay Howard has been ad-
mitted to record in probate court.
William A. Soldiers will administer
in probate court the estate of the late
Ella NJ. Soldiers. under $4,000 bond.
The $1,000 personal estate Of the
late Sarah A. Moringstar will be ad-
ministered by Nellie Morningstar.
Authenticated copy OF the will of
the late Elizabeth Meyer has been ad-
mitted to record.
Lands Funk and Joseph Apgar,
Eureties for Kitue Funk. guardian of
Wayland and Ohio Funk, filed first
and final account of her guardianship,
after which Joseph Apgar was ap-
pointed guardian of the two wards,
giving S1,100 bond.
J. A. Newton will administer the
estate Of his late father, Robert F.
Newton, under $500 bond.
Cruelty Divorce Cause
Cruelty and neglect were grounds
upon which Marie Longnecker, of
Lewisburg, obtained a divorce Mon.
day from John A Longnecker in com.
mon pleas court, Judge A. c. Risinger
granting the decree. She also was
awarded exclusive custody of their two
sons, James, six, and Richard, 8. Her
former husband is enjoined from inter
fering with her in any manner in Gus
tody of the children. She was de-
creed all personal property in her pos
session, free Of all claim Of her former
husband. The couple married Feb. "a,
1913, in Lewisburg
Appeals Suit for Damages
c. L. Anderson has appealed to COM
mon pleas court suit in which judg
ment for 1880 and costs was award
ed against him in favor of M. H Mark
ey, in a Justices court The appeal
bond is $500. The Judgment was rem
dered on an alleged account The
iitigantS reside AT IeWisburp