The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-02

numOer or experiments. He mas
two splendid Brown Swiss cows, which
he has entered for the official test
and they are the only Brown Swiss
cows ever entered by Indiana These
cows are being MIXED three times
day. or every eight hours. and so far
.. they have never failed to let down the
maximum milking. Every pound of
milk is weighed under the supervis-
ion of Purdue university. which sends
man there once a month, for that
purpose. He watches six milkings on
each trip and weighs the milk and
, butter fat. Mr.. Corby is also raising
a young COW with which he will try
for the championship of the world
Committees Visit Homes.
Committees from all the churches in
the city, visited every home on Friday
afternoon, and extended a personal
invitation to all members of the family.
to be present at some church on Sun
day, rally day.
Mrs. Emma Mills Dies.
Mrs. Emma ]. Mills. ga, is dead at
, the home of her daughter, Mrs. Solo,
mon Lowell. of heart trouble. The
funeral and burial will be at Maxville.
Defendant Defaults.
In the case OF the Beebe Glove COM
, pany versus Russell J. Tritt, for pos
session of property, which was set for
triel in Squire Coats court, Friday
morning. the defendant defaulted by
not appearing and the court granted
the plaintiff possession of the property
| and $3.50 damages.
Offices Closed.
| All officers of the court house we're
closed Thursday, in order that the Of
fclals would have time to complete
their quarterly reports
Legion Entertainment.
Randolph county post No. 80, Amer
lean Legion. has contracted with the
/ Ada Jones company of entertainers, to
! give an entertainment in the First
! Methodist church, in this city, on the
evening of Oct. 90
Named Special Judge.
! George H. Ward, of Winchester. has
been named by Governor Goodrich, to
act as special Judge to try the case of
/ Gregg Alyea. of Greensburg, charged
! in the Rush circuit court with con-
spiracy.
! Sues For Injunction.
| The Backstay Machine and Leather
company, Of Union City Indiana, has
| filed suit for an injunction against the
Zenite Metal Company of Indianapolis.
alleging that patents on improvements:
held by the plaintiff. were being in
fringed by the defendant company.
Damages are also asked.
Former Resident Dies.
Word has been received in Farmland
of the death Of Hermann Albert Her
man, 35, who died of cancer at Evans
Vile. He was principal of the Farm
land schools, a few years ago. He is
survived by a wife and SON.
johnson in Jail.
HelfOrd Johnson, was delivered to
Sheriff .Davisson, today, and placed in
| jail. A short time ago Johnson, was
| convicted on a charge of robbing the
Oliphant store at Losantville and was
sentenced to the Jeffersonville re-
formatory. He appealed the case to
| the Supreme court, and was released
from prison on bond, with Roy Shan
non, of Muncie, as surety. 1t is said
| that Tom Miller, Johnsons attorney,
promised to pay Shannon the sum of
500 to act as bondsman for Johnson
and since that time Shannon has done
so. Miller failed to pay the $500 and
Shannon refused to longer remain on
the bond and caused Johnson to be
delivered to the sheriff of this county.
Judge Shockney has granted Johnson
time uHlll SATURDAY 10 secure new
bond.
Coyotes Escape.
Two coyotes belonging to Frank
Funk, proprietor of Funk's Lake, es-
capped a short time ago, and cannot be
captured. They are running wild in
that vicinity and are seen every few
days. They have killed Is chickens
belonging at the James Moorman's Or
phans Home and so at Silas Milburn's.
Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Harold Benson. %, and
Esta Gordon, Is, both of Union City.
They were married here by Squire
George Coats.
| Divorce Case Venued
| The divorce case of Willis NJ. Mont
gomery, against Bessie Montgomery,
has been venued to the Randolph
County Court, from Delaware County.
Thomas Miller, of Muncie, represents
the plaintiff and Warner & Warner,
also of Muncie. the defendant.
CIark-Lawre nee Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Leone Aliene
Clark. daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Clark,
and James Edwin Lawrence. of Adair
Oklahoma. took place at $40, Wednes-