The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-13
CANDIDATES FILE
DECLARATIONS IN
RANDOLPH COUNTY

WINCHESTER, Ind, March 10
The following persons filed papers of
declaration, to become candidates,
Wednesday. Lunda Fisher, sheriff;
Jesse Oxley, sheriff; Tom Pike, Enos
r. Hiatt, clerk; George Stevens, re-
corder; Walter Bachelor, surveyor.
A license to wed was issued Tues
day to Frank Haselmire, 46, Union
City, and Alta Haselmire, 81, Union
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Haselmire are
prominent in society circles, in Union
City. They figured in a sensational
divorce suit a few years ago.
Funeral services for Mrs. Allen
Ross, IS, who died at her home, in
Residence street, of cancer, Monday,
were held Wednesday afternoon, in
charge Of the Rev. w. H. Baker, of
the Church Of Christ. burial at Foun-
tain Park.
The Rev. o. T. Martin is in knights
town to attend district meeting of
the NJ. E. church.
A telegram has been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Pursley, tell
ing them of the death of their son,
Cassius, 43. at his home in California.
He committed suicide by hanging,
while mentally unbalanced. He had
been a sufferer from asthma. He was
a soldier Of the Spanish-American
war, and is survived by the wife and
three children.
Mrs. Claude Beckley, 21, Of Muncie
cied at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H Woten, in Parker,
Wednesday, of tuberculosis. She was
born and reared in this county and is
survived by the husband and a daugh.
ter.
Ralph Shaw, 25, Farmland, and Inez
Mechanism, 81, Ridgeville, were licen.
sed to wed and were married by
Squire George Coats, in Winchester
Thursday.
Files for Clerk.
Daniel M. Jeffery has filed declara-
ton of intention to become a candidate
for Randolph County clerk.
Cecil Stevenson pleaded guilty in
Squire Coats court, Thursday, to a
charge Of carrying concealed weapons
His fine and costs amounted to $1,000
Suit for divorce has been filed by
Robert w. Hawley VS.. Ella w. Haw
ley. They were married in March II
1915 and separated March 1; 1920. The
defendant is charged with abandon
ment.
| E. w. Wise, proprietor of The Gold
en- Hoof Stock Farm, shipped Thurs
day a SOW to Joseph M. Martin, a
Albany, Georgia.
! The funeral of Mrs. Ada McProut
Greene, So, who died in a hospital a
Fort Wayne, was held at the Hopewel
Church, four miles northeast of Farm
land, Thursday, the Rev. A. M. Adding
ton, Of Winchester, officiating. She is
survived by daughter and two sons
! The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Edge
Macy was held from the home of he
daughter, Mrs. J. D. Miller, Frida!
afternoon. A number of out-oftow1
people attended.
Marriage licenses have been issuet
: to Glen Leroy Miller, %, and Miriam
1nez Mendenhall, "a, both Of Winches
| ter. George Henry Rosenbush, %, ant
Gilda Ruth White, %, both Of Unio1
City. Mr., and Mrs. Miller were mar
ried in the First NJ. E. Church, thi:
city, by the Rev. o, T. Martin.
Funeral services for Jesse Brum
feel, 81. we're held Friday afternoon
at the Jericho church, east of the city
and were conducted by the Rev
Esther Cook. Burial in the Jericho
cemetery.
William H. Williams, proprietor o
the implement store, at this city, VIII,
has been confined at his home for TIVE
months, with nervous trouble, lief
r thursday NIGHT for Hot Snrinps Ar