The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-07
PROMINENT YOUNG
PEOPLE MARRIED
At WINCHESTER

o'clock, Wednesday morning occurred
the marriage Of Miss Airline Brown.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Browne and John I. Cheney, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cheney, at the
home Of the brides parents, the Rev.
Perry c. Hopper, of Toledo, o. Miss
Browne Ii a musician and member OF
several prominent clubs of the city.
Mr.. Cheney Is connected with the
building and loan.
The marriage Of Miss Hannah Ethel
Smith and DR.. e. w. Rine took place
Wednesday afternoon, at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Carl A. Study,
in the presence Of the immediate FAM
fly. They left Immediately on short
wedding "trip. Mrs. Rine is well known
in the city, while DR.. Rine Is prom
inent physician.
A team Of horses belonging to Dick
Jessup, was struck last evening by an
interurban car, at the corner OF Mer-
idian and Washington streets. The
buggy to which the horses were
hitched, was damaged, but Mr.. Jessup
and the horses escaped uninjured.
Howard Roy and Ollie King, Of Rich
nond, pleaded guilty Tuesday after
noon, to charge Of trespass In Squire
SOdt SOuII. DdS1 1Adu "hc AAiCo ~
and costs amounting to 80. The young
men were arrested by Sheriff U. N.
DAVIDSON, for stealing a parcel post
package which was too large for the
box and was lying against a post, in
front of the country home of Jacob
: WEIGH. east OF the city. The men
: were driving a Ford truck and were
eeen to stop and pick up the package
and drive on. The package contained
a lads suit and waist. valued at Sal,
which had been sent from local dry
goods store. The men were placed in
Jail. -.
Joseph Brown, 81, died at his home
in South Main street, Tuesday even
ing. He is survived by the widow,
three sons, and a daughter, Mrs. Elsie
Cummings. Funeral services at the
Mount Zion church, Thursday after
noon, with burial at Mount Zion
Cemetery.
The will of Luther WATSON was ad-
mitted for probate, Thursday. After
all his just debts are paid, he be-
oueathes to his wife, Talitah WATSON,
his entire estate SO long as she re-
mains his widow and on the following
: terms. That she give to his son. Ralph
5 r. WATSON and to his daughter,
Martha e. WATSON, $500 each, when
they become 81 years Of age, or If they
should marry before they reach that
age. In case she remarries she is to
have one-third of the estate and the
residue is to go to his three children.
He appoints her as administrative of
, the estate. The will was written
December II, 1919.
& The Hawk bridge near Windsor,
IF tho nitv the contract for
which was awarded to Herman 8. Fox,
! Jected some time ago because a
: by Surveyor Walter Bachelor to a
:. chemist in Pittsburg and was found
:. not to be according to specifications.
It has been completed and has been
completed and has been passed by the
commission.
: Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Study are in
4 Indianapolis for short stay.
y Mrs. Harry Magee has returned
\ from a pleasant visit with DR.. and
:. Mrs Rider, Of Greenville, Ohio.
!. The Rev. Perry Hopper has returned
!. to Toledo. o. Mrs. Hopper and son
= Robert, will remain a few days as
= the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
= Browne. .-
= A marriage license was issued
= Thursday to Isaac Smith, 20, Win
= chester and Mary E. Sunday, 81
= Farmland.
- The three churches of Farmland will
:, unite and hold revival services, begin
ming at the Christian church, nex1
Sunday night. The pastors, Rev. Lusk
the Rev. Mr.. Shaw and the Rev. Mr.
= Sweet will conduct the services.