The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-29

Two weeks ago. She IS survived Dy
the husband and one daughter. Mrs.
Fred Pickett, of Union City.
Licenses Issued.
Randolph County Clerk has issued
licenses to John Bishop. 40, of Port
Vile; John w. Mccarthy, Ga, and
Hulda Guile, CO. both of Saratoga: Viii
bur Clifford Kinney, 3s, Dayton, O.,
and Elsie May Davis, IS, Winchester;
George Price. %. Union City, and
Myrtle Gee. %, Richmond.
Hold Teachers Examination.
.. H. Greist, superintendent of the
Randolph Board of Education, held a
teachers examination in the High
School Building. Saturday. At the
same time the High School Principals
held an important meeting.
Daniel F. Hoffman has filed suit for
mechanics lien is the Circuit Court
against Henry e. Landman, Landman
Milling Company.
Await School Bids.
The trustees of West River town
ship also Washington township, an
nounce that bids may be submitted for
a three-room school building to be
erected at Carlos City.
Partition Suit Filled.
Suit for partition has been filed by
Marion Shreeve. Roy Shreeve, Louis
Shreeve, and Merl Shreeve, VS.. Jesse
Shreeve, Minnie Darling, Alfred
Shreeve, Opal McGillers, and James
McGill.
Lola HinshaW Dies.
Mrs. Lola Hinshaw, wife of Column
bus Hinshaw, is dead at her home, six
miles south of the city. She is sur
vived by the husband and two sons,
Herbert and Frank Hinshaw.
Glen Pursley Injured.
While playing "Blackman" at the
school, Friday, in Farmland, Glen Purs7
tripped by a playmate and thrown to
broken.
Farmland Revival Successful.
The Union Revival services of the
three churches of Farmland, are en-
tering their fourth week with crowded
rooms, The Reverend Mr.. Hornaday,
of Button, is the principal speaker.
Stephens Home Burns.
The home of Albert Stephens, six
miles northeast of Farmland, was de-
stroyed by fire. Thursday. which
caught from a chimney. The family
was able to save only some clothing
and a few articles from the kitchen,
before the root fell in.
D. A. r. Meeting Held.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Elizabeth Stakebake. The re-
sponses were on Our Responsibility
An interesting paper was read on
Every Child Has the Right to Be
Well-born", by Mrs. John Turner.
Miss Leila Kinkead followed with a
we'll written paper on Our Defec
lives" Other interesting and instruc-
tive facts were brought out by the
different members. At the close of
the business session, refreshments
were served. The chapter will observe
guest day with Mrs. Oren Ross, Feb
ruary %
Woman's Club Meets
The Womans club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Ivan Bremen Re
sponses were picturesque Mexico"
reading, impressions of Mexico"
were given by Mrs. May Gray. Geo
graphic Description" was given by
Miss India BrumGeld, for her sister,
Miss Mary Brumfield Products and
Resources, a paper written by Mrs.
Lois Longnecker, was read by Mrs.
J. l.. Smith.
J. M. S. c. Club Meets.
The j. NJ S. c. club met Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. H. F. Wood. After
a short business session. the social
hour followed Refreshments were
served
The Messenger Society of the local
Friends Church. met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Lulu Potter, East
North street.
Well Known Resident Dies.
Funeral services for Addison Garrett
Christopher, %, one of Randolph
County's best known residents. who
died at Richmond. Sunday We're held
at Modoc. Thursday morning. He had
lived in West River township. near
Modoc, since 1856. Surviving are one
daughter. Mrs. O. P Botkin, living
near Modoc and four sons, David O.,
of Greenville; Elmer. of Richmond:
Charles NJ. of Greencastle, and John
Christopher. of Modoc.
Caskey Funeral Held.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Cas-
key, 50. widow of David Caskey, a
| former resident of this vicinity, who
died Monday at the home of her foster
son Ralph Boones, at Muncie, were
held here. Wednesday. Mrs. Nancy
Fudge of this city is a sister
Deputy Sheriff Eldon Richard and
his wife took Leila Brewer to Indian
apOlis, Wednesday, where she will
serve a sentence of from one to four
teen years in the Woman's Prison
| Judge A. L. Bales gave the custody of
| Mrs. Brewers child to the grandpar-
! ents, Mr. and Mrs. James White.