The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-09-09
GREENvILLE HOME
OF MOORE FAMILY IS
ENTERED BY THIEVES

GREENVILLE, o.. Sept. 8. = Thel
bungalow of Mrs. w. E. Moore, Lud-
low street, was entered by burglars
either Tuesday or Wednesday nights,
but whether anything OF value was
stolen or not will not be ascertalned
until Mrs. Moore, who is absent on
4 visit, returns home.
The robbery was not discovered un-
Ill Thursday morning. when parties
who are looking after the premises,
discovered the bungalow had been en-
cred and notified the police, and the
after made an investigation and found
.hings apparently all right.
Miller Car Burns.
An alarm of fire turned in at 7:15
Wednesday evening called the depart
ment to near the end of the cement
strip OF road on the Winchester pike
west OF Greenville. A machine be-
longing To Roy Miller, Central Avenue,
in some manner caught fire, and be-
fore the blaze was put out by the
chemical the cushions, top and body
of the car had been burned up.
Crossed wires are supposed to have
caused the blaze.
Bees Enter Station.
The local traction freight station re-
sembled large apiary Thursday
morning, thousands of Darke county
bees having discovered, as they
thought, wonderful flow of honey.
The attraction was many boxes of
Idaho honey shipped here by Lewis
Coblentz, brother of Omer Coblentz,
importer of gladioli bulbs, of New
Madison.
I CAk1 IA
Rigby, Idaho, in the Snake River Val
ley, about seven miles north of Po-
catello, where he had small farm.
His speciality is bees and the produc-
tion of honey as he has 1,500 hives
producing about 100000 pounds of hon
ey this year.
Asks Divorce Again
India Laura Meyer has filed a Sec
ond petition for divorce from H. <.
Meyer to whom she was married in
1917, and divorced in 1919, after two
years of married life. The parties be
came reconciled in April, 1920, and
were remarked and as the result OF
the union one child eight months old,
resulted
Mrs Meyer charges her husband,
contrary of promise to reform his
ways, has been guilty of gross neglect
of duty She asks for an Injunction
divorce, custody of their minor child
alinony, and other relief which she
may be entitled TO by law.
Shuff Wants Divorce
Jesse r. Shuff has filed petition in
common pleas court praying for q dl
yorce from Grace NJ Shuff to whom he
was married in Newport. KY, Sept,
%, 1919. At the time of the marriage
he was nineteen years old and his
wife seventeen.
Shuff charges his wife with gross
neglect of duty. says she has cursed
and abused him and treated him in an
inhuman manner and that she is not
a fit person to care for their minor
daughter for whom he asks the court
to grant him custody, also a divorce
and all other relief to which he may
be entitled.
Miss Lillian Beam, aged II years
daughter of Postmaster Will Beam, at
Ansonia, this county, had narrow
escape from death or being badly
crippled about Z O'Clock Wednesday
evening.
Miss Beam was crossing the street
when the auto owned and driven by
DIR. Neal McNeal, drove in sight and
Miss Beam became bewildered, step
ped back and then stepped directly II
front of the machine and was knocked
down, the wheels passing directly
over her body.
The injured young lady was con
veyed TO her home and DR.. Stephen:
hastily summoned, who, after an ex
animation, discovered that no bones
were broken, and aside from beinG
b11lised and scratched her ininrie!
were not of a fatal character.
Miss Beam was reported as recover
ing nicely from her injuries Thursday
but is pretty stiff and sore as the re
suit of the accident.
New Caaes-common Pleas.
Charles A. Dull vs. The American
Telephone company Damages amour
claimed. S25. 400 and six percent in
terest from Aug. 80, 1920.
Blanche Max VS.. Edgar Max, d
yorce and restoration of maiden name
Probate Court.
Minnie Sullenberger appointed &C
ministrator OF the estate of Ephriau
z. Sulleubarger. deceased. Bond IS
COO.
Edmund Culbertson, administrato
of the estate OF Charles Culbertsor
deceased, filed inventory and appraise
ment.
George W. Sigafoos, administrato
de bonis non with the will annexed 0
Martha Ann McWhinney. deceased
filed distgibutive account.
c. C. c. & ST. l.. Railway compan
VS.. Dewey Berry ct al, tried to jury
Verdict in favor of owners OF land TO
$500