The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-03
GRILLE and IONCE,
WINCHESTER DEALERS
IN JUNK; QUARREL

IS JONNl VOHitltLL
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov, 3.-Tony
Longe and Andy Grille pleaded guilty
to a charge of assault and battery
Tuesday in Squire George Coats
court and each paid fine and costs
amounting to $3.50.
The two men had a fight Saturday
night, at Longe's home, and were tax
en- into custody by Sheriff u. n. Davis
son and Deputy U. S. Daily. II is SAID
that Grille and Longe's 17-year-old
daughter are sweethearts and wish TO
marry. Longe objects on account OF
the daughter being his housekeeper
and the only one to care for his six
children, and he fears Grille will take
her away from Winchester to reside
Longe and Grille are in business to-
gether, the junk business.
Thornburg Dead at Home.
Isaac w. Thorn ''~g, 63, is dead at
his home four m southeast of Win
chester, after Sering illness OF
heart trouble 5 survived by an
invalid widow and six children, Frank
and Forest Thornburg, Mrs. Arlie
Rowe, Mrs. Milo Shade and Mrs.
George Locke.
Local Couple Married.
marriage of Peter l.. Brouse and Effie
Hardesty was soiemniZed by Squire
George Coats, in his office, Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Brouse will
reside in Ridgeville.
Smallpox Closes School.
Several cases of smallpox are re-
ported In this city and county. The
Oliver P. Morton school. in the north
cast part of the city, is closed. Sew
eral children from that school are re-
ported as having the disease. Also
lone case has been reported from the
Lincoln school consolidated, west of
the city. 1t seems to be in a light
form, and the physicians seem to think
it will not be a serious epidemic at
this time.
w. M. Hisson Dead.
w NJ. Hisson, 50. secretary and
treasurer of the Union City Carriage
company, is dead at his home in that
city, following an operation after an
illness of several v-,ks. He is sur
viyed by the widow and one daughter,
Mary lean HissOn.
Accused Negro Captured
A negro said to have murdered
policeman at Columbus. Ohio, on last
Thursday night, was captured al
Ridgeville, Saturday, he being taken
from the wcstbound passenger train.
The negro was seen at Urbana. Ohio,
after having escaped from the officers.
Later he was seen again, but cluded
the officer. He was not captured IN
i'll the train reached RidgeVille.
Members Visit Union City.
In a special car, about so members
of Winchester Chapter. No. 80, Eastern
Star, went to Union City Friday eve
n; in,
first anniversary celebration of the
Union City chapter. This chapter in
stituted that lodge, one year ago.
Mrs. Pheline Pyle Brown 60, wife
Of David Brown, is dead at her home
in Farmland of cancer.
To Erect New Depot.
The Big Four railroad has taken an
option on the ground beginning at the
railroad on the, east side of East
street and running north to Short
street and east to the Gutheil resi-
dence, as location for the new Big
=. Four depot. On account of double
tracking, the present depot will have
to be torn away, as the survey places
the north track on the ground where
it now Is.
Damage Suit Rested.
The damage suit of Daniel B. AlG
stadt VS. the Union Traction company
and Walker d. Hines, federal admin
istratOr of railways of the United
States, and the Lake Erie & Western
railroad company, which has been on
Trial in the Randolph county circuit
court since Monday, rested Saturday.
cnd Judge Shockney dismissed the
jury until Thursday, November 4. He
granted each of the six attorneys ono
hour each for argument, which will
take place on that day. The case was
ycnued here from the Delaware circuit
court.
Hobart Cox, %, an employe of the
Dodge garage. this city. was killed
Saturday afternoon while unloading an
automobile from freight car at the
Big Four depot The machine fell on
him and fractured his skull He died
about an hour after the accident. He
was a son of John Cox, of Winchester,
and besides his parents, leaves a wife
and four brothers, Roy, Walter, Rus
sell and Orville. He was an ex-service
man.
Funeral services were held from his
late home Monday afternoon, the Rev.
Harvey Thornhurg officiating. Ran
dolph Post. No. SO, American Legion,
and the Knights of Pythias had charge.
Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses have been issued
nd 10 ior