The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27

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visit kRUPP WORKS
WINCHESTER, Ind, Oct. 27.-Mrs.
G. E.. Leggett and Mrs. W. D. Clark
arrived Monday after a three months
foreign trip. They landed in New
, York, Saturday morning, on the lap
land having sailed from Southampton.
October IA. With a party of fifty wo-
men,. delegates and guests Of the
National Council of Women. of the
United States, under the direction OF
Mrs. fMyra kingman Miller Merriman,
National Secretary, of New York, Mrs.
Leggett and Mrs. Clark toured Europe
prior to and after attending the quen-
rial convention of the International
Council OF Women, held at Christiana,
Norway. September SIC. While in
Cologne and Hamburg members of the
PARTY were scourteously treated, but
met with many thrills and narrow es-
capes., They spent Sunday in Essen
and visited the Krupp Gun Works,
finding every furnace running full
blast. In Florence the hotel Baylioni,
where the party stopped one week
later. was badly damaged from the
earthquake. The women report an
abundant crop in Europe.
Mrs. Byrum Dead.
Mrs. Goldie Byrum 35, wife of Vern-
On Byrum, is dead at her home near
Saratoga, from blood poison. Besides
the husband, she is survived by five
children.
Real Estate Transfers.
Thomas W. Chenoweth to Harry
Miller, lot 8. block S, Enterprise Land
Company addition, W. D., 81.
Ross Carriage Manufacturing Com
many to Oscar C. Shockney, lot 34-33,
Union City, w. D., $4,000.
John A. Shockney to James Doms-
ton, lots 792, 1913, 794, 796. S. W. addi-
ton. Union City, w. D., $500.
Real Estate Transfers.
Henry Ptlasterer to James c. Will
son, part 2, n. w. Square. Winchester.
W. d. $4,000: Roy W. Ander to
James F: Cole, 31s acres, Wayne town
ship. w. D., $1,000; Nicholas Ratchford
TO Elizabeth Johnson. part I, s. E.
Square, Winchester, w. D.. $1,000.
Divorce Suit Filled.
Suit for divorce has been filed by
Charles H. Brewer VS.. Leila F. Drawer.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Russell G. Gisbarger. "a. and
Leah R. Chenoweth, q. both of Lynn.
Farmers Hold Meetings.
Meetings are being held in the diff
ferent townships by the Randolph
County Federation Of Farmers pre-
paratory to the membership drive,
which will start, November %. En-
thusiastic meetings have been held in
Franklin township and Green town
ship Roscoe Fields has been appoint
ed special county manager OF this
special work.
Nelson Riley Dies.
Nelson, the six months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riley is dead at the
family home after a few days illness
as is John William, the seven months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mills, at
the home south of Winchester.
A street fair, being held at Saratoga,
is drawing large crowds. Fine displays
are found in all departments.
Superintendent Visits Schools.
E. J. Black, superintendent OF the
Delaware County Board of Education.
and several of his township trustees,
in company with o. H. Griest, superin-
tendent of the Randolph County Board
OF Education, visited the following
schools, in this county, Monday. Park
er, Farmland, Lincoln, Wayne and
Spartansburg.
Receives Appointment.
superintendent o. H. Griest has re-
ceived appointment Of committeeman
Of the State High School Discussion
League for the Eighth District. He
las also been named vice-president OF
this district for the State Teachers
Association.
Charged With Fast Driving.
Tuesday in Squire Coats court to a
charge of fast driving, filed by Cass
Scott. In turn, Clouser filed an affi-
davit against Scott for hunting on his
land without permit. Clouser re-
sides near Carlos City and Scott near
Modoc.
Marriage license have been issued
Is Ernest A. Straight, 81, and Rather
inc Josephine Lyons, 10. both of Union
City. and Ira Murle Swindell. p. of
Richmond, and Charlotte Belle Mckis-
seek, 10, of Carlos City.
Double Funeral.
The infant child of Vernon Byrum OF
near Saratoga, died Monday and was
buried with the mother, Mrs. Goldie
Byrum, in the Saratoga cemetery. after
a double funeral held in the Saratoga
U. B. Church, conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Lindsey. Mrs. Byrum died Satur-
day afternoon.
Missionary Conference.
The forty-first annual meeting OF the
womans Foreign Missionary Society
North Indiana Conference, Richmond
District NJ. E. Church. will be held in
Parker, Thursday and Friday. Mrs.
Rebecca Daily. of India. and DR.. Anna
Gloss. OF China. and Mrs. Binford,