The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-13
BISHOP RETURNS TO
EATON; BANK SUES
ON NOTE OF $4,000
PAGE FOURTEEN

EATON. Ohio, Feb. ia month
ago Lurton E. Bishop, well-known
farmer. disappeared after local bank
brought suit in the courts to recover
$4,000, alleged to represent notes
held by the bank.
Bishop, his wife and two children.
who are said to have gone away 10
gether, have returned TO Preoie
county. Records at the county clerk
office show that service or OFFICIAL
notice of the banks suit was made on
Bishop last Friday. The family is at
the home of Mrs. Bishops parents, II
is said.
The banks suit, which was brought !
against Bishop, James M. Lackey and |
others, charges that Bishop trans |
ferred his farm and farm equipment !
10 Lackey in order to defraud his |
creditors and that the conveyance was !
fraudulent
Bishop and his family were in Gin |
cinnati while absent from Preble coun- |
ty, according to some of his friends, !
who say he will contest the banks !
suit 1t is said the bank does not hold !
any security against the notes.
Court News
State of Ohio, village Of Eaton ex
rel, Fl. c. Robinson versus Charles /
Longman, Raymond Kenworthy and
wife and Elmer Harms. Temporary in |
iuntion granted against defendants
cutting shade trees on Alderman ave-
nue.. Plaintiff required to give 500
bond upon granting of restraining
order.
Farmers bank at Mifflinburg, Pa,
versus B. S. Horn, Lewisburg. Jury
rendered verdict in favor of defendant.
Bank sought to recover S1,275 on three
notes. which it was alleged were ex-
ecuted by Horn in favor OF the Mutual
Stock Food company of Mifflinburg,
and came into the banks possession.
Horn in his defense charged fraud and
misrepresentation.
Ohio Postal Telegraph company YER
sus Liberty Light and Power company.
Case dismissed without record and
temporary Injunction dissolved. The
telegraph company averred the power
companys lines were being so con-
structed as to interfere with proper
operation of the formers lines.
w. J. B. VIM versus Della f. VIM.
Divorce sought by plaintiff on grounds
of cruelty and neglect. They married
in February, 1921.
Charles j. VanAusdal versus Susan
p Holmes, ]. NJ. Lackey and H. M.
Young. Suit to recover $4,349.S6 on
notes secured by mortgage on farm
land.
State of Ohio versus George o.
Bates. Trial set for February IT.
Plaintiff under Indictment on charge
of carrying concealed weapons and is
confined in jail. He was arrested on
suspicion, after it was discovered at
bank in EIdorado that he was not
state bank examiner
Fined $35 and Costs.
Fine of S35 and costs was assessed
by Mayor H. L. Risinger, Saturday, in
police court, against W. L. Bass, of In
dianapois, for reckless driving of All
automobile. Bass and two other men,
said to be from Muncie, ran into DR..
j. I. Nisbets car on the street here,
and short time later their car was
wrecked when it crashed into the
bridge on West Main street Bass
paid 81 for damage done to DR.. Mis-
bets car.
Jailed for Assault.
In default of 1000 bond. Edward
Horner is confined in the county Jail
on a charge of assault and battery.
He is a resident of Eaton.
Myers Returned to ST. Louis.
An officer from East st. Louis ar
rived here Sunday and started back
10 Missouri with Walter Myers. aged
is. who had been held here by Mar.
shall Willard Armstrong. Myers was
arrested by the marshal after he had
failed in an attempt to trade lap
robe for gasoline at a local filling sta
ton. Myers admitted to the officer
that the Ford roadster he was driving
he had stolen from his employer in
East ST. Louis.