Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 331, 5 December 1918 — Page 12

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lUE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAY, DEC. 5, 1918

S1 4,000 REQUIRED TO BUILD BRIDGE WRECKED BY AUTO

Preble C ounty Faces' Added Expense as Result- of Collision Accident Cuts Off Gas Supply. EATON', O.. Dec. 5. After Inspecting the? damage. County Surveyor John Ilyder and the county commissioners estimated it would cost the county $H,0) to replace the bridge at Ban-' ta's Fork, that was wrecked Wednesday when an automobile crashed into the structure. The structure is approximately 100 feet in length and of standard width, and a cresote block wood floor was recently put in the bridge at a cost o fabout $1,200. Names of the person or persons, occupying the car at the time of the accident could not be ascertained, although, from papers found in the wrecked car, it is thought it was driven by n member of the government aircraft service presumably1 from Dayton. It is said an officer and private of the aircraft service occupied

the car. The occupants ot the car

escaped serious injury.

Clifford Wright, of Phoenix. Ariz., former resident of Preble county while u-nrkiner ns a enrnenter on a building

in Phnenix. fell from the structure

and was killed, according to advices;

received here by his sister, Mrs. Harry j Duvall. Arrangements have been i

made to bring the body here.

Dr. C. A. Ibile, erf Dayton, lectured here Wednesday evening to a large audience of military registrants of Preble county upon the subject'of personal hygiene.

Upon appeal from the local common pleas court, the Lola Austin will case was heard Wednesday in Dayton by the court of appeals. Certain heirs took exception to the local court's construction of the will, which was sought by the administrator. In an action filed in common pleas court, F. A. Stephenson, of Camden, seeks a divorce from Mary K. Ste

phenson, upon grounds of gross neg-1

lect. iney married June ij, izvn, and are childless.

THIEVES TAKE LARD.

EATON, O., Dec. J. E. Voge has reported to the police the theft of more than 200 pounds of lard from his slaughter house, near here. The door of the building was forced.

French matches are now even poorer than usual, because the French government, in a laudable desire for economy, sold the timber of several condemned barracks to the matchmakers.

Cambridge City, InA.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. '.Robert Hugh.. ; . .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hinsky and children spent over Sundajy with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ,'3eal and sister, Mrs. Jacob Ingerman.....The Helen Hunt club met wit hMrs. Will Judkins Monday afternoon Miss Elizabeth Wheelan attended the regular state Federation at Indianapolis and gave a fine report. Mrs. tWillard Petro gave a general review1 of the federation. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mae. Borden... ..Mrs. Joe Moore has returned from, a visit with Winchester friends. The Women's Home Missionary society willhave an open meeting with Mrs.. Joseph Wallick Friday afternoon. Eveiyibody invited. Members come preprtred to pay dues Miss Helen Hickst returned to Oxford where she is amending school, after spending over Thanksgiving with her parents. '....Ilr. Green spent over Sunday with his brother at Manilla. ... .Mrs. John Ingrman visited relatives in Richmond" Monday Mrs. Roy Copeland and Airs. Filby were Richmond visitors Monday Mrs. Laura Richey is

ifHBLSSREN 11 Should not be "dowd"

V) gA 1 for colds apply tha

I visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Parson, '.of Richmond. .... Stanley Guyton and ' f wo daughters came to visit relatives. J ... . . .Fen Wonsetter, from Bern, Ohio, was a Cambridge City visitor recently. ....Mr. Wiseman Is-ill.. ...Mrs J. E. Brooksv visited friends in Richmond Monday...,. C. W. B. M. of the Christian church met with Mrs. E. C. Bond Monday evening.!. .. .Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Scott were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Savage at Centerville Mrs. Ada Dennis is home from Chicago -visiting her mother.. . . .Miss Alice Mc- . Caffrey will leave this week for New

York to spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. James Peacock.

LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS.

EATON. O., Dec. 5. The Oriental division of Waverly lodge. Knights of Pythias conducted Its annual election of officers Wednesday evening.

j after which a social session was

held and a banquet served. The New York bureau of municipal research finds that the cost of living in New York has increased 53 per cent in four years.

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