The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
CREENVILLE COUNTY
ENGINEER PLANS FOR
COURT HOUSE REPAIRS

GREENV1LLE, O., April 9.-County
Engineer Ferron has submitted plans
for the new steps to be erected at
the Broadway enhance Of the county
court house, and will submit them to
the county commissioners for their
approval. Mr.. Ferron estimates that
the cost of the improvement, accord
ing to his plans, will be in the neigh
borhood of $1,000. The steps and walk
are to be of concrete, arch lamps are
to be placed at each side of the en-
trance, and a revolving door, the need
for which has long been felt, will BIS
installed,
County Commissioners Meet.
A joint meeting was held by the
county commissioners OF Darke and
Miami counties yesterday at Brad
ford. The meeting was held with re-
gard to bringing the Greenville-CoV-
ington pike to the county line. The
road when completed promises to be
one Of the best in this section.
G. A. r. Program.
The local post of the G. A. r. Is
preparing to observe the fifty-sixth an
niversary of General Lees surrender
to General Grant. at a MONDAY lunch
con to be served at the post rooms
tomorrow. Rev. Charles Leslie Plv-
mate, OF the First Presbyterian church
will deliver an address, after which
there will be campfire" and the
veterans will exchange "reminiscences
.of the days of 81 to '65. The public
lis cordially invited to attend the an
'niversary.
confesses to Theft.
According to the county authorities,
Frank Eckenrode, %, young Painter
Creek farmer, who is confined to the
county Jail in default Of $500 bond. to
await the action of the grand jury, on
a charge of steeling chickens. has con-
fessed. Eckenrode is alleged to have
broken down completely after being
taken TO jail, and confessed to the
theft, stating that his brother-in-law,
Jacob Hill, also in Jail on the same
charge, was the one who suggested
them.
Cleanup Day Monday.
Monday, April II, has been named
proclamation issued by Mayor John
Wright. The mayor urges that all
citizens clean up all waste paper and
debris that may have collected on
their premises and place them in con
venient places for the city cleanup
force to cart away.
New Cases-common Pleas
Florence Elbe VS.. Harry Elbe. Di-
Pearl NJ. Kunkle VS.. David NJ
Rumble. Alimony and equitable relief
Pearl Hicks, administrators of the
estate of Jonathan Hicks VS.. Jonathan
Hicks at al. Action for sale of real
estate to pay debts, etc.
Rachel Williamson VS.. The c.. c.. c.
& st. L. Railway company. Money;
amount claimed, $10,715.
Probate Court.
Sadie r. Murphy, executrix of the
will of William H. Murphy, deceased
filed first account.
E. L. Urick. administrator of the
estate Of Basil Cromwell, deceased
filed inventory and appraisement
Same filed petition to sell personal
property at private sale. Order of
sale issued.
Charles B. Miller was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Mary
Scheduling. deceased. Bond. $4,000.
w. o. Rice, trustee of the estate OF
J P. Miller, deceased, filed fourth &C
count
John Simon, guardian of Viola ST
mon ct al, filed fourth account
Albert Haines, guardian of Harry
Haines. filler additional bond in the
sum of $1,000.
John Lindamuth. administrator Of
the estate of Elsie Mae Lindamuth. de
ceased, filed petition to sell U. S. bond
and bank stock. Order of sale issued
George w. Mannix, Jr., and Harry
c. Myers, assignee of S. s. Lands
filed petition to sell personal property
Order Of private sale issued.
Frank Water. guardian of Donald
Water. returned order of sale of rea
estate. Continued for confirmation
until April II, 1921, at a. m
Order of private sale of real estate
issued to F. II. Choate, administrator
with the will annexed of Rober
Wright, recessed.
Commission issued to take deposi
.ibns of witnesses to will Of Mary A
Coombs, deceased.
Daisy V. Martin. was appointed
guardian Of James H. Martin at al
Bond, $500.
o. r. Krickenberger was appointed
guardian OF A. E. Muckridge. Bono
$1,000
Donavan Robson, executor Of the
will OF Grace l.. Robson, deceased
flied petition for assets in kind.