The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-17
EATON EQUITY FIRM
BUYS new ELEVATOR:
WILL COST $4,000

EATON, Ohio. May 1T.-Contract
has been awarded by the Eaton Farm
ers' Equity company for a new grain
elevator. The building will be con-
structed of concrete and the contract
price is $1,000 A Chicago construc-
ton company holds the contract. Work
on the building will start within the
next 10 days. it is expected. The con-
tract calls for completion by Aug. /
of the present year.
Plans for the elevator call for a
solid concrete structure of the Slip
form type, including the shutes. The
building will be 20 feet in height The
machinery will be installed in a base
ment under the building and on the
first floor. The roof of the structure
will be concrete
The capacity of the new elevator
will be 10000 bushels. The machinery
and equipment will be of the most
modern type, including a compressed
air dumping apparatus that will auto
matically dump trucks and wagons. A
weighing scale of Potion capacity will
feature the equipment.
The new elevator will be construct
ed just in the rear of the present
building, the old building to be con-
tinued in use until the new one is
completed, after which the present
structure will be RACED
The equity company was organized
few years ago and the ]. H. Mussel,
man elevator property and business
was purchased. William E. SchlientZ
has been manager of the company
since its organization
Junior Glass Concert
Annual concert of the junior class
of the high school will be presented
by the members of the junior class
Thursday and Friday evenings in the
opera house. The first six grades OF
the schools will present a concert Fri
day afternoon in the opera house.
To Bring Irwin Home
Within the next 10 days, it is
thought, the Rev Charles F. Irwin
will be able to be removed to his
home here from Miami Valley hos.
pital, Dayton, where he was operated
upon several days ago. Mr.. Irwin is
pastor of the local Presbyterian
church
Democratic Meeting
Members of the Democratic eXecu
tive and central committees of Preble
county will meet Saturday evening in
Eaton. 1t is announced that matters OF
Importance will be considered. The
meeting will be held in the offices OF
Attorney H. G. Gilmore.
Grange Delegation
Changers of Preble county have ar
ranged to attend in a body Thursday
evening the Billy Sunday services IN
Richmond, Ind. A seat reservation in
the tabernacle has been arranged, il
is announced. The local county dele
cation, wearing badges, will assemble
at o'clock in the vicinity of the taber
nacle and enter in body.
Grants Street Privilege
Council has granted privilege of use
Of certain portions of streets for the
Fourth of July celebration which il
sponsored by the Chamber of Com
merce. Expense of the celebration
will be betrayed by popular subscrip
ton. A committee is at work canvass
ing for funds.
Resignation Accepted
Brice Webb's resignation as a driv
er of the city fire department motor
truck has been accepted by council
His successor has not been named
Webb quit after several years service
Cincinnatian to Speak
DR.. William Gillespie, professor O.
obstetrics, University of Cincinnati
will deliver an address at meeting
and banquet of the Preble Count!
Medical society here Thursday even
ing in the Hotel Rossman.