Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-17
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Under the auspices of the Ma,
tional Suffrage association, a local
League of Women Voters was or
gained at Versailles with Mrs. D.
L. Thornton president.
William Thomas Perry scele-
DRAFTED his election as chief OF POI
lice at Shelbyville by marrying
Miss Katherine Spaulding, his
first capture, the couple going to
Jeffersonville, Ind, for the cere.
mony. ,.,...sxi
The wife and four little schil-
dren of John Duerson, WHO per-
ished when their residence was
destroyed at midnight while he
was at one of the lumber plants
where he was nightwatchman,
were buried after joint funeral
at Heidelberg. 80 8
The car of M. Williamson. of
-Goforth was struck at crossing
at Falmouth by train and
wrecked, but the owner and John
O'donnell, with him, escaped in
jury. is,.si
DIR. Fred Haston, who recently
bought the McGoodwin home at
Danville, sold it to Mrs. Hattie
Chambers, Salvisa, for $1,000,
and will move back to McAfee.
} The new Methodist church af
Fulton will be built on the lot oc-
cupied by a tobacco barn which
the stewards purchased from T.
NV. Lewis for $500.
Franklin-Jim Allen, Indianap-
oils negro, is accused of having
burglarized in one night. the
stores of w. r. Jackson, Fein-
berg Co., B. F. Hunt and the
Knapp Department store, stolen
goods being found in a grip he
carried.
An Indictment charging the
Rev. Thomas Marksberry with
the murder of Jesse Glenn was re-
turned in Bracken county. He
appeared in court while motion
for charge of venue was entered,
and then was taken back to Cow
ington for safe keeping.
In suit for divorce at Owens
Dor, Mrs. Ernest Braden alleges
er husband whipped her on the
Henderson road while they were
coming to the city Saturday, the
anne allegation being made in a
warrant against him.
The death at Glasgow of Capt.
| William Hindman, one of Nor
gan's command leaves only Six
teen survivors of 800 from Bar
rem county who fought in the
| Confederate Army.
| A double funeral was held at
! Campbellsville for lewis Prindie.
l22, and Mrs. Mary P. Smith, bis
sister who died with the span of
a day at a tuberculosis sa1,a-
forum near Louisville.
! Authorities believe that neg
70 who has been sleeping in the
vacant residence on the Steven
son farm in Mason county, is
Grant Smith, wanted in Fleming
Icounty on charge of assault. Att
er being seen at the house he es.
Icaped. ~
Clifford Alternately, Graves
county youth whose father died
ten days ago, was arrested, ac-
cused of participating in border
tobacco thefts amounting to
| thousands of pounds. :.
In municipal lake No. / at
| jacksonville, is an alligator six
feet long, put there three years
ago by Superintendent Ollie
Thomas to discourage bathers,
and since a contented and effec-
tive guard.
! Upon appeal of the medical
staff, directors of the Clark coun-
ty hospital at Winchester, voted
to open the institution to inAu-
enza sick. -
Miss Elizabeth Daingerfeld, of
Lexington, who has won note as
a thorobred breeder, bought the
|lease held by Senator ]. W.
! Bailey on Clarence lie Bus Hinata
Farm and will use it as a thoro-
bred plant.
The w. S. Wilson orchard near
|Philpit, in Daviess county, was
selected by DR.. H. r. Niswonger,
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