The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-23
Set Three Trial Dates.

$3.50 bond each.
Set Three Trial Dates.
Three criminal cases have been as
signed for trial by Judge A. c. Ris-
,inger. The trial of Roy Lyons, charg-
, ed with assault and battery, has been
set for Oct. 20 in common pleas court.
Row. Frank and Walter O'Dell, charg-
ed with burglary and larceny, will go
ON trial Nov. 8. Pearl Murray, charg-
ed with abandonment of legitimate
children, will be tried Nov. 9.
Judge Issues Injunction.
Perpetual injunction against the
trustees of Lanier township, estab'
fishing and maintaining certain
road in LanieY township has been
granted by Judge A. c. Risinger, in
common pleas court, upon petition OF
Henry w. Meyer, who previously had
obtained temporary injunction
against the trustees.
Meyers contention was based upon
a deed executed by the heirs OF the
late Alfred Johnson. deed executed
by Abraham Halterman to Catherine
Gale to land involved in the proposed
Roadway gave the latter life estate
in the land, Meyer contended, and
any deed given by her to Johnson was
an easement over the land involved
during her natural life. She is now
deceased. The court sustained Mey-
er's contention in overruling demur-
rer filed by the trustees and the TEN
porary Injunction was made perma'
nent.
Never also averred that no petition
for the establishment of the road had
ever been filed with the board. He
alleged he had demanded County
Prosecutor Phil Saylor. in writing, to
enjoin the trustees, but that he re-
fused to bring action.
Files Cross Complaint.
Ada Fowler has filed in common
pleas court an answer and cross Pc
tition to divorce petition filed by her
husband. Martin E. Fowler, in which
she denies that she ran away with
Stephen Bloom about eight years ago,
or that she is guilty of other charges
set forth by her husband. She ad-
mits she was married to Fowler 10
years ago, in Sevenmile, Ohio.
In her cross petition Mrs. Fowler
recites alleged acts of cruelty and
gross neglect upon her husbands part
and asks that she be given the decree
and be restored to her maiden nam e
of Dunnihoo. She also asks for at
torney's fees, temporary alimony, and
a share of her husbands real estate
and chattels, which she AYERS were
acquired by their joint efforts.
Dismiss Divorce Suit.
Upon receipt Of certified copy of
a divorce decree granted in the county
courts in Dayton, a divorce suit
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in common pleas court has been
stricken from the docket. The suit
dismissed here was that of Chloris
O'Dell against Robert O'Dell, in which
she sought divorce, alimony and Gus
tody of child.
The record from the Dayton courts
set forth that the couple became
reconciled and lived together in Day
ton after the suit was brought here,
but that later they again separated
and were divorced.
Runyon Funeral Sunday.
Funeral services for Milt Runyon,
60 who died Thursday in hospital
in Dayton, after an operation, will be
held here Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, either at the home of the de-
cedent's son, Charles Runyon, or at
the U. B. church, and will be in charge
of the Pythian lodge, assisted by the
Rev. J. E. Yingling, Of the U. B
church. Burial will be in Mound Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. Runyon was a native of Preble
county For q number Of years he was
a teamster. but later he served as a
night patrolman in Eaton for number
of years He is survived by eight chill
dren: Orville and Charles Runyon, and
Mrs. Orpha Thomas, of Eaton: Mrs.
Edward Silver. of Germantown; Roy
and Glenn Runyon, Mrs. Russell Smith
and Mrs Fred Ashworth. of Dayton.
Addresses w. c. T. U. Meeting.
In the interest of issues of the cam
paign that are favorable to the dry
cause. the Rev. ]. E. Yingling. of the
United Brethren church. addressed a
w. G. r. U. meeting Friday night at
Gratis.
Given Second Examination.
After an examination as to her
sanity, Mrs Bessie Welsh, Of West
Alexandria, was discharged Friday
from probate court. She is 50 wears
old and the mother of seven children
About seven months ago she was in
probate court on similar affidavit
hut was DISCHARGED.
Mcculloch Speaks.
CONGRESSMAN Roscoe McCulloch
from the old Mckinley district. adj
dressed a Republican meeting here
Friday night in the opera house.
His address was devoted chiefly to
criticism Of the League of Nations, as
viewed from the Republican stand
point He was greeted by good
sized audience The congressman
spoke at a meeting in Camden in the
afternoon.
Discuss League Issue.
Democratic headquarters was pack
ed Friday night when Mrs. Serenna
Hause, of Dayton, one of two Demo
cratic candidates for state senator
from this district, and Miss Anna John
son, of Springfield. addressed a meet
ing of the Women's Democratic club.
Both speakers discussed the League OF
Nations issue in a clear and convlnc-
ing manner and much enthusiasm was
aroused. A goodly number of men
attended the meeting.
Ends Baseball Season.
Eaton winds up the local baseball
season here Sunday afternoon with a
game with Eldorado. Play will be