The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13
DEWEESE WILL HEAD
COUNTY live STOCK
SHIPPING COMPANY

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GREENvILLE, o.. Sept. ID. Nj
Deweese. OF Rossburg, o., has beena
appointed manager of the Darke coun-f
ty live stock company, whose ousF-i
ness II will be to handle and ship-l
stock for farmers who belong to thetj
associa ton, at actual cost to tneiI
farmer.
Mr. Deweese has purchased the G.,
B. Rayburn property on East Third
street of ]. E. Haines and will move
to this city about Oct. Is. Mr.. De-
weese is a prominent farmer anti
stock dealer of Allen township an
comes highly recommended, and win
be welcomed to our city.
Hiatt Issues 5000 Warrant
The Stencil and Pendulum Insurance
agency filed a suit in mandamus fe "
days ago against S. R. Hiatt, auditor
of Darke county, to compel the latter
as such county auditor to issue a WIT
rant to the agency for the sum Of
5000, the same being the premium can
the bond of County Treasurer Dim
Brown.
Hiatt at first refused to issue the
warrant, but the common pleas court
granted an alternative writ of man.
damus and required Hiatt to show
cause by Monday morning at O'Clock
why said warrant should not be lis
sued
The matter was suddenly ternAn-
ated Monday morning by victory for
the Stencil and Pendulum agency when
Hiatt voluntarily issued the warrant,
and the money was paid over and the
case dismissed at the cost of the de-
PENDANT
Beane viii Probated
The last will and testament of Sam
. uel Beane, retired farmer and widow
err who died at the home of his son,
s Orval Beane, Franklin township, has
been admitted to probate and record.
II provides for the payment OF his
just debts, gives to his wife all OF the
real estate and home in which they
reside and all the household goods
ct al. should she survive. The wife
preceded her husb nd in death.
To Orval Beane, his son, is be
queathed the S11a acre-farm on which
he resides in Franklin township, he
10 pay Sallie Lawrence 5000 and For
rest Trick the sum of 81 800 to even
money matters.
The remainder of his real estate is
divided between his daughters, Sallie
Id WTeuC6 anu FOTTSSl TICK, anu al
the death of his wife what property
she possessed is to be sold and the
money equally divided among his sor
and two daughters.
Olive Munger is given s400 and Der
tina Miller 500.
Orval Beane is named as executor
OF the will to carry out the provi
sions.
Sues for AIip,onv
Nellie Grace Keller has filed a sui
for alimony in common pleas cour
against John H. Keller, to whom she
was married April 4, 1920
Mrs. Keller charges her husband
with gross neglect of duty, says he ha:
failed to provide her with the neces
saries of life, has cursed and abused
her. has permitted his father to as
sault her, in their own house and has
refused to interfere.
She says her husband is the owner
of house in Allica, Seneca county
worth $4,000. is the owner of a hal
interest in tile mill and $4,000 wortl
of tile, is half owner of cement blocl
mixer, machinery, tools. etc, ant
that she owns some chickens ant
, practically all of the furniture. AM
also states that she is about to becom
mother.
New cases-Common Pleas
F. ]. Hartig, doing business as tn
Ohio Motor Sales Co., VS.. L. o. Mans
field. Cognovit note, amount elaine
S1,So2 and per cent interest fror
September 10. 1921. ]. T. Maher, a.
torney for plaintiff
Farmers Central Grain Co., v;
Perry C. Coate and Sue Coat. Cos
novit note. Amount claimed, S192. B
and interest from May 81. 1921.
Marion Murphy and George w. POI
ter VS.. Leroy Shields and Mani
Shields. Cognovit note, amour
claimed, $500 and per cent interes
from December 16 1920