The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-05
CREENVILLE COUNTRY
CLUB MEMBERS HEAR
REPORT OF PROGRESS

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evening. of the members of the Green
vile Country club, about 100 of whom
were present. The meeting was called
by Guy c. Baker. and was for the pur-
pose of informing the members just
what had been done up to date at the
course east of this city.
Walter Meeker. one of the trustees.
announced that the original plans of
the course had been changed consid-
erably. The workmen are at present
engaged in LAYING out a road from the
highway to the site of the new club
house. A gravel pit has been opened
up on the grounds, thereby eliminat-
ing rauch of the expense connected
with building the driveway. Excava-
ton is under way for the club house,
and it will be ready for occupancy by
the middle of the summer.
f. n. Harbert. the golf expert en-
ployed by the club for the purpose of
giving lessons TO the members, stated
that not all the members were taking
advantage of these lessons, and sug-
gested that more enroll He stated
that the course now being laid out
on the Y acre tract. purchased by the
club, would when finished, be one of
the best in this section
WIS. wary 7uDer DteS.
The death of Mary Ann Huber, wife
of Ferdinand Huber, occurred vester-
dav morning at her home one halt
mile north of Coletown, this county,
and was caused by a complication of
diseases. Mrs. Huber, who was 50
years OF age at the time of her death,
is survived by her aged husband, two
sons and two daughters. The funeral
will ha haIl tnn Of ~
]: 80 o'clock. at the Coletown Christian
church, with Rev B. F. Sharp and
Rev Samuel Blocher officiating IL
torment in Greenville cemetery.
kammons Boy Returns.
Theodore kammons, 15-year-old lad
OF this city, who ran away from home
last Saturday, was located in Dayton
Tuesday night, and returned to his
home in this city. glad to be under
tho paternal root once more. His
father, J. NJ. kammons had Monday
received information that a lad an
swering his sons description. had pur
chased a ticket for Detroit. at the
Dayton Union station, and was insti-
tutine a search for him in that city,
when the boy was located in Dayton.
Branch Gravel Company.
+. d. Coppock, c. E. Patty. H. r,
Brown, Joe Coppock and Guy O. Baker
are named as the incorporates in pa
Gears filed at Columbus. of the Logan
sport-Greenville Gravel company, 4
branch OF the Grenville Gravel COM
Danv. The concern is capitalized at
100000. and when completed will be
ono of the largest plants under con
rol of the local company.
A large tract of land has been pur
1ta v,1o
being made for the immediate con-
struction of plant, which it is hoptd.
will be in operation by the coming
summer.
Plant Joint x. P. Meeting.
Final preparations for the joint
meeting of the knights of Pythias of
Montgomery and Darke counties,
which is to be held in Greenville
next Tuesday. were made at the rag
liar meeting of Greenville lodge held
asst Tuesday evening. There will be
many candidates initiated at that
line. AS nineteen applications for
membership have been received by
he local lodge, and a great number is
expected from the other lodges of the
.wo counties.
The work will start promptly at
80 p. NJ. whom the degree team of
~'reenYlle lodge will initiate the can
lidateS. At 8 o'clock the hall will be
opened TO the families of the Knights,
md the play. Damon and Pythias"
"ill be presented in amplified form.
Doctor Wins Suit.
Dr. w. c. Guthermuth of Versailles.
%as yesterday afternoon awarded 1854
il his damage suit against Barney
Straker. the sum alleged to be due
Tim for medical services for the Stra-
5er family. The case has been before
Judge Tecgarden for the PAST tive
lays. and was bitterly contested, many
Illnesses being called on both sides.
The iory received the case at 1:30.
md after celebrating for two hours,
rCturned the verdict above mentioned.
Another Farmer Fails.
EA-Judge G. ". Mannix. of this city.
rus Thursday afternoon named as as
sienee Of Albert j. Fiely, a farmer,
"esding in Alien township. Fiely
states that owing to 4 poor season he
Cas unable to meet the demands OF
lis creditors.
He lists his assets at $500 personal
property and $4,000 real estate, the
after being heavily mortgaged. Mr.
ManniX, who was little less than a
month ago named as assignee for an
other former whose crops failed, quail
fled in the present case and gave
oond in the sum of S17 600. Fielys
debts are listed at S11 400.
Attempts Theft Of Suit.
Camden Eraly, West Vine street
his city. was apprehended by Of
,icer Mcclellan and made to turn over
/ suit of clothes he was wearing, and
>eturn the same to local department
store. Braly, it seems, had gone into
he department store and selected d
suit of clothes, and after trying them
IN stated that he would be allowed
o show them to his mother
he permission was given for him to
AXE the clothes home, and Brady fail
I'd to return with either the clothing
u money to pay for them. The mat
CT was reported to the police, with
he above result. The proprietorS OF
he store refused to prosecute the
ad, who alleges he also secured a
,air of shoes by the same method at
another local store.