The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-25
Dine IS HURT WHEN
ANGRY BULL CHARGES;
HIBBERD TO SPEAK

EATON, O., Aug. 25.-Fracture of
the bones in his right shoulder and
numerous severe bruises were sustain
eo Tuesday morning by Elijah Dine,
prominent farmer, as a result of an
attack upon him by an enraged bull in
field on his farm north of Eaton.
1t is not thought he sustained intern.
al injuries. Despite his hurts, Dine
managed to climb over a fence and es-
cape from the enraged animal
Relation of the various departments
of government to one another, includ-
ing the local city government, were
explained by Arthur Pitsinger, of sthe
local high school faculty, before a
meeting of the Republican Study club
Monday evening.
Miss Clara Crisler, of Carson City,
New, who is visiting in Eaton, spoke
at the meeting. Her talk dealt with
the women's political organization in
her home city, in which she takes an
active part. A half hundred or more
women attended the meeting.
The club has had a piano placed in
it's meeting quarters and it is expected
! a glee club will be formed in a meet
ing next Monday night.
Iihberd to Speak.
Wilbur Hibberd, Richmond, Ind, Of
ficer of the Country Club in that city,
is scheduled for an address before the
stockholders of the Eaton Country
Club company in a meeting here Fri
day night.
His address is expected to be in the
nature of pointers in organization OF
country clubs, which the local people
are DESTROYS of obtaining, as the
stockholders in the local club expect
to organize Friday night by electing
! officers and a board of directors.
The stockholders met Monday night
and discussed matters pertaining to
| organization They also inspected
plans for a clubhouse, submitted by
H. H. Hiestand, local architect. A site
for the clubhouse on the club grounds
! has been determined. The building
will be situated well in the north part
of the grounds.
| The old original Country club was
taken over about q year ago by the
present stockholders, who have in
| corporated the club under the Ohio
laws, with a capitalization of 100000.
! The club grounds. embracing AZ acres,
lies just to the west Of the city.
Escape Injury in Crash.
In a head,On collision of two auto
mobiles about noon Tuesday. north
west of Eaton. near New Hone, four
| persons figuring in the accident es-
cared injury. although both cars We're
badly wrecked.
! Ollie Hodgin. New Paris stock buyer
and another man occunied one of the
| cars. while Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Com
stock. who live in Canada, occupied
| the other car Blame for the smash
up was laid by Comstock upon Hodgir
| OOmstock consulted a lawyer here
! after the accident.
Lake Services Tuesday.
Following his death Sunday night in
! Dayton. death being attributed to
heart disease. funeral services for Tom
! Lake. As, native of Eaton, will be held
here Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at the home of his sister, Mrs E. o
! Lockwood. Burial will not take
place until after the arrival of Il
! brother, Walter Lake, from Centralia,
| Wash.
Distribute Victory Medals.
Distribution of Victory medals
among world war soldiers of Eaton
and Preble county will be made here
| Thursday night by recruiting officer