Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 4, 14 November 1919 — Page 13

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By WILLIAM R. SANBORN. The J. C. Showalter and Paul D. Yundt farm sale on Thursday was principally a live 6tock offering. It

was one of these rare sales where j there is no "Junk" on offer. Not an! hoe or rake, nor any harness, and no odds and ends, whatsoever, occupied the time. Nor was any furniture piled out on the lawn, nor any grain or hay sold at the barn, because the Yundt family will need their furniture in their new home, and Mr. Showalter has use for all the corn and other feed on the place. The live stock and implements comprised the entire list of goods put up. The Showalter farm lies a mile west of Greensfork-on the Hagerstown pike. The owner lives at Lynn and the present tennant, Yundt. is soon to remove to the Theodore Davis farm, Just north of Williamsburg. About 100 head of hogs were listed, including a bunch of small fall shoats. Fred C. Roberts, who recently purchased the Knode farm at Hagerstown, was a liberal buyer at this sale, his purchases Including all the 60ws, and a few gilts at from $37 to $40 per head. George H. Miller, living south of Richmond, secured 57 head of shoats, some of the little pigs costing him but $2.50 to $7 each. In the Horse Ring. Seven head of horses were advertised and John Townsend secured first choice at the top of the day, $150. paid for a black 4-year-old mare. Theo. Davis bought a gray gelding and a black mare, both young animals at $175 for the pair. Walter Cloud picked up a nice young mare at $84; James Stevns gat a youthful gelding for $57 and Jim Clement invested $35 in a bay colt. Fred C. Roberta got the weanling mule colt for $51. Forty Shropshire sheep were divided between Guy Wickersham. Ivan Starbuck and Theo Davis. Mr. Wickersham paid 111."; 5 for the ewe lambs, Mr. Starbuck, $7.25 for 5 ewes, and Mr. Davis took the balance of them at $9 each. What the Cattle Brought Three cows sold above $100. and " Theodore Davis was the high bidder at $152. J. D. Gilmer invested $143 in a family Jersey that looked well worth the money, and E. O. Riggle got both cow and calf for $105. Walter Strlckler also fancied Jerseys and paid $76 for his selection, while Dr. Charles Crump took home a Shorthorn milker for $75. Ollie Long was a liberal investor in cattle, among his purchases being a number of heifers and steers ranging at from $50 to $78; five of the steers costing him $357. Among the buyers of cows were: Ross Davenport, one at $S0; another at $61; L. T. Kennett, roan cow, $65; George Burg, roan at $63. and George Cheescman, Shorthorn at $58. Sale Nets $3353. At the close of the sale nearly $4,000 was discovered in the cash drawer, the total being $3,853.65, practically all from live stock, as very few implements were put up. Tom Conniff and Albert Hindman were the men responsible for inducing the guests of the day to part with all this money, and W. O. Seaney, of Fountain City, and William T. Stears, cashier of the bank at Greensfcrk, handled the sales sheets and cash The sale, which was set for 10:30, was over shortly after 3, and, as all agreed, was very satisfactory. The ladie3 of the Christian church at Greensfork were present to feed the hungry, for which they came well

prepared. A list of the members of 1 the Aid present follows: Mrs. Jane J

ceuEon, Mrs. Aiiuy xuvu, airs, oanui Martlndale, Mrs. Dora Yundt, Mrs. Elsie Kunkel. Mrs. Carrie Hatfield. Mrs. Elva Fagan, Mrs. Lona Fagan, Mrs. Flora Linderman, Mrs. Helen Golsy, Mrs. Hilda Yundt, Mrs. Martha Smith, Mrs. Laura Townsend, Mrs. Bessie Gause and the Misses Lina and Hazel Hatfield. The few remaining pics and buns left at lunch time sold quickly at the close of the sale, the

auctioneers being among the pie buyers for family use.

Ohio News Flashes

- CLEy ELAND While a bakery wagon driver was make deliveries In a restaurant, somebody stole hla bread

wagon and about $15 worth of bread. AKRON Jewelry valued at $2,800, stolen from a St. Louis Jeweler, Nov. 2, was recovered by police buried in a cellar. Two suspects are being held. COLUMBUS Milk prices were reduced a cent a pint to 8 cents here as a result of what is said to be a price war developing among local milk dealers. CLEVELAND A strike of tenants as a means of curbing rent profiteers became a reality when more than 150 apartment dwellers in the Clair Doan district refused to pay rent increases demanded by their landlordds. MDDLETOWN Fourteen workmen were burned at the east side plant of the American Rolling Mills company when slag from an open hearth furnace exploded. The burns did not prove serious. DAYTON The health report filed

shows that October's record was the best in the city during the past eight years. The lowest per cent of contagion existed during the month. PIQUA Citizens have responded to the request issued by the Chamber of Commerce, that streets in front of all properties be cleaned and the dirt piled up so that wagons hired by the chamber can collect the dirt and haul it away.

Brownsville, Ind. Dick Maze of Connersville, spent a short time here Tuesday with hid parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Maze Mrs. Albert Wadsworth and Mrs. Will Lafuze were in Connersville, Wednesday Mr.r and Mrs. Walter Mahe and family of ConnerBville, are spending several days here with Mr. an4 Mrs. John Monroe Jay Arouholt returned Saturday from a two weeks visit with relatives at Indianapolis. . . . Mrs. George Jobe left Saturday for a hospital at Indianapolis, where she will undergo an operation Miss Ova Long, of Liberty, spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Todd.. . . Mr. aid Mrs. Charles Cole and family of Pea Ridge, were the guests of the former's brother here Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Parks and sons were

the guests of Mrs. Emma Gear and daughter Hattie, Friday Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDougal spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Ranklns and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Orland Vernon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck at Liberty Virgil Kaufman and Ivan Maze spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey, south of town Miss Mildred Wilson, of Earlham College, spent from Friday evening until Monday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wilson Frank Adams, of Liberty, was calling on friends here a short time Saturday.

....Mrs. Charles McDausal and Miss Ruth Parks were in Connersvillt. Wednesday Misses Luva Kaufman. Helen and Treva HolUngworth and Loyd Retherford were In Liberty, Thursday night. Miss Elisabeth Wallace was the week-end guest of her mother at Oxford Miss Lura Kaufman spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. George Funk Mr. and Mrs. Jesse . Maze and daughters spent Sunday with Charles ' McDougal and wife Mrs. Anna Stanley returned to her home hr fi- ri briet Tlsit with relatives at Richmond.

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