The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-18
WORKMEN AT EATON
START CLEARING UP
RUINS OF BUILDING

EATON. O., Jan. 1S.-Workmen
started Monday clearing the debris
from the offices Of the White Star Oil
company. which were gutted last
Thursday morning by fire that gutted
the garage of the Eaton Tire Service
company and totally destroyed "a au-
tomobiles. Carpenters are in readi-
ness to repair the damage to the oil
company's quarters and the lesser
damage done by the blaze to the Of
fices of the tire service company. No
move has yet been made toward clea r
ing away the wreckage of the garage.
f. c. Wysong, local man. owner of
the destroyed building. has not yet
announced whether or not he expects
TO rebuild.
TinsIe Suit Progresses
Indications this morning were that
trial of the suit of Matilda Tingle
against the estate Of the late Joseph
A. Glander for $3.010.70. which opened
Monday in common pleas court before
Judge A. c. Risinger and jury, would
be completed late this afternoon or
Wednesday. The plaintiff claims the
amount sued for services rendered the
decedent during his last Illness. Gus
Monebrake, as administrator, is de-
Tending the suit. Unsuccessful effort
to compromise the case was made
just before it was called for trial.
Alleges III Treatment.
Because he allegedly has violent
temper and made it so disagreeable for
her that she can no longer live with
him, Elizabeth Petry Prugh has filed
suit in common pleas court against
c. Lyman Prugh for divorce. alimony
and partition of their home property in
Eaton She also alleged he fused and
quarreled with her because she refus-
ed to turn over to him $1,100 in a
sale of property belonging to her in
Eldorado. Mrs. Prugh AYERS she was
forced to go to the home of her daugh-
ter. Loree Mcintosh. in Eaton. because
of her husbands alleged i'll treatment
In seeking alimony the wife claims her
husband owns farm of 80 or 80 acres
north of Eaton that is reasonably
worth $4,000. The home property she
asks partitioned was purchased after
their marriage, which took place June
6. 1918 in Eaton. Both had been mar
ried before.
Complicated Suit Filled.
Suit that has reached common pleas
court from a Justices court is rather
complicated. William Slusher being
the plaintiff. and Clyde Pontius the
defendant. Pontius started the legal
mix-up when he sued Henry Slusher in
Justices court in Harrison township,
where he resides. He got judgment
against Slusher for $46.7S. which was
satisfied by the attachment route.
William Slusher then stepped in and
claimed the attached property was
wrongfully seized and he sued Pontius
IN a Justices court in Twin township
to recover the s467S and got a judg-
ment. Pontius then appealed the case
10 common pleas court, being required
to give 500 appeal bond. -
Boesenberg Funeral Held.
Funeral services for Harry Boesen-
berg. &c. who died Saturday in Colum
bus, were conducted here Monday af-
ternon at the home of his half-brother
Henry D. Boesenberg. by the Rev. G.
+ Irwin of the. Presbyterian church,
followed by burial at Camden, where
the decedent was born and reared.
Two brothers and two half-brotners
survive him.
ScheIl-Shinn NuptiaIs.
John William Schell. 19, farmer and
Ruth Irene Shinn. II. both residents Of
CASPER township. obtained a marriage
'ic"nse here and were married by the
E"v. c. F. Irwin OF the Presbyterian
church