The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
ARE ON PLATFORM OF
RANDOLPH INSTITUTE

WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. IS
Thursdays session of the Randolph
County Teachers institute was of un-
usual interest. Miss Mary Marlatt gave
a demonstrative talk on the Victor
talking machine. and the following lee
lures were delivered: DR.. Esary. of In
diana university, spoke on History"
DR.. Jewell of the Arkansas University
spoke ON General Principles of Ped.
agogy"; Miss Mary Marlatt on "Cata-
: Logging Books" and Albert Stump on
Current Educational Magazines" The
large number of teachers present were
delighted with the trombone solo of
Miss Aurelius Winn of Union City,
and the reading by Miss Doris Wigs,
Of Spartanburg, and a vocal duet by
MIR. Marlatt and Mr.. Maxwell.
Mail Carriers Organize.
Rural mail carriers Of Randolph
county held meeting in the Win
chester X. P. hall Wednesday night,
and re-organized with the following
officers: w. A. Hammers, Of Parker.
president; Clarence Wilmore, of Win
chester, vice-president; w. B. Lucas.
of Winchester, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
This new organization will be under
ter Carriers.
License to Wed.
License to wed was issued Thursday
to Will c. Ross, %, and Ethel A. Ha-
ney, 90, both CT Union City.
Family Reunions.
The 32d annual reunion of the old
district school No. 3, will be held in
the John Harter grove, On Sunday.
September s.
The Hinshaw family reunion will be
held in the Zimir Hinshaw grove, four
miles north OF Lynn, on Sunday, Sep
TENDER IL.
Real Estate Transfers.
Harvey L. Harshman to Mason P.
Vettle, 100 acres, White River town
ship, w. D., $17,500.
Bear Gets Loose.
Persons attending the afternoon per-
Torrance of the Observation-Disclosures
show here Wednesday were given a
scare when one of the six bears re-
fused to do his part in an act and bolt
ed towards the audience. The animal
although ropcd by an attache of the
circus. bolted through the ring and
darted among the crowd. No one was
injured, however Frantic efforts on
the part of several attaches prevented
a panic among the audience. The bear
was not captured until after chase.
NewIyweds Arrive.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Goodrich have
arrived in the city, after all extended
wedding trip through the west, and are
the guests OF Governor and Mrs. ]. Z.
Goodrich.
Old FiddIers' Contest
The old fiddlers' contest will take
place at the Union Grand theatre in
Union City Sept 81 There is always
great interest taken in this affair.
Visit Relatives
Mrs. Catherine Peacock and daugh-
ter, Miss Della, of Ionia City, Mich,
are guests of rela tives and friends in
Union City. This is the first time Mrs
Peacock has visited in Union City
since she left 40 years ago. She was
formerly a resident of that city.
Real Estate Transfers
Omar Clcvenger to Arthur E. Beech
Ter, part IA, Saratoga, w. D., $1,000
Calvin A. Brock to Henry Macy, lot
Ct, Spartansburg, w. D., $500.
Nellie M. Ellingham to Gertie Fer
tig, part 10 N. E. square, Winchester
W. D. $4,000.
Amanda E. Resi- ct al to William
NJ Lipp, AZ acres Washington town
ship. w. D. $4,000.
Daniel L. Moore to Addie Huston
36 acres Washington township, w. D
$4,000.
Leave for Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Beard have
gone to Colorado Springs, where Mr.
Beard will enter a sanitorium fol
medical treatment.
]. d. Miller and daughter Sara
Miss Ella Mcdonald. Miss Mary Hun
and Mrs. Ruby Botkin have returned
from New York City.
Mcclure Injured
William w. Mcclure, a we'll known
coal dealer of Union City. received
two cracked ribs and bruised shout
der and chest Monday while helpin:
with some road work at his farm OF
the state line. Mr.. Mcclure was oper
ating a road scraper in front of hi
house when the machine struck a rocl
with such force that he was throw
against one of the scraper wheels.
Visits Brother
Harry Sarig. secretary of the Hag
genbeck & Wallace shows, whicl
showed in this city Wednesday after
noon and night. is the guest of hi;
brother. James D. Sarig. principal .