Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 98, 4 March 1921 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MARCH, 4, 1921.
FORMER GREENVILLE EDITOR DIES AFTER a mm mm a wmmwt. AMIIIAP
-of TEAKS otnVlUt
GREENVILLE, March 4. D. W. K. Martin, formerly editor and proprietor of the Versailles Policy, died at his home in -Ward street, in that village, after a lingering illness of kidney and heart disease. Mr. Martin was past TO years of age, and had for 37 years been at the head of the policy. He paid the paper to a stock company last December, owing to ill health. Mr. Martin Is surrired by his wfdow, six
The formal opening of the First Na-! tional Bank of Bradfoid in their new j building will be held March 5, from 2 to. 8. p. m.. and a cordial invitation
is extended to all patrons to inspect;
the new quarters. This Is the first private business to get back into its old location since the disastrous fire which wiped out the business section of the village last summer. Bests Allege Bankruptcy. Voluntary petition in bankruptcy .was made in the U. S. District Court at Driyton. Wednesday by Roscoe and Ida Best, well known residents of Van Jhiren township, living four miles ast of Greenville on the Milton Pike, near the Concord Church. Their liabilities are given as $21,995, and their assets at $6,133. It is said that Mr. Best had become heavily involved in deals over stock and swine. A short time ago the couple held a stock sale in effort to meet the demands of their creditors, and a few days thereafter Mr. Best disappeared, and was found several days later wandering around in St. Henry, 'Mercer County, Ohio, apparently suffering from a complete loss of memory. He was brought home and placed under the care of a physician, and it is said 1hnt worry over his financial difficulties has caused a complete nervous breakdown. Consider Hard Road. The state highway department has ailed for bids on the Greenville-Covington road, and the contract will be awarded in two. sections on March IS. The total length of the road is 9.39 miles. The specifications call for
three different kinds of road, brick or
concrete foundation re-inforced concrete, and bituminous concrete. The road is to be completed by December 1 of this year. The bids were asked for once before, but owing to an irregularity In the manner of advertising pursued, it had to be advertised again. To Organize New Lodge. A meeting will be held at the Moose lodge rooms in this city at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon,, for the purpose of organizing a camp of the Sons of Veterans. A number of citizens have already signed the charter, and these are requested to be at the meeting, as
an organization will be effected, including election of officers. The county jail here has only one occupant at the present time, Edward Flory, held on a non-support charge. The Darke County Chester White Breeders Association will hold a meeting here at the court house. Saturday evening, March 5, at 6 o'clock, at which time final arrangements for the swine show and judging contest to he held at the fair grounds next summer will bo made. An interesting address will be delivered by Mr. Doty, of Ohio University, on the Boys and Girls Pig Work in Darke county. , Immediately following this talk, a banquet will be held at the Oak Restaurant. Boolman Sues for Divorce.
Claiming that she is at the present
Suburban
COTTAGE , GROVE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob and daughter Gertrude, who have been spending the winter with Mrs. Jacobs father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sample, returned to their home in Greenville, O., Sunday. ... .Marvin , Henley and Rev. Jones dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Gardner Miss Fay Boring is visiting Miss Jeanette Shumate at Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gardner, of Richmond, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Sam Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Omar Miller and grandchildren Max and Pauline. 6pent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Beard
M. R. Scott were called to Newcastle , DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Thursday by the illness of their son-1 Mrs. John p. Richardson moved here in-law, F. Carr, who underwent an ! from . Winchester. Ky.. Saturday and
operation tor appendicitis. He i,s said to be getting along nicely. ... . .Miss Hazel Clark was calling on Virginia and Marguerite Scott Tuesday evening.. Mrs. Fred Elliott Is much im?rov! Mrs- Ethel Downard and daughter, Lorene, of Lynn visited ' Anderson and family Sunday..
ixxiBuva namrene Anderson. Tyrone
will make this their home... .Mr. and Mrs. George. Crist were shopping in Liberty last Saturday Albert Abernathy of Ashcroft farm made a busines trip to Liberty Monday Mrs. Nan R. Leech and daughter. Miss Malinda had Mrs. Addie Shepler aryi
son, Charles Arthur, Mrs. Charlotta Chapman and Mrs. Laurence LaFuze
;for their guests here Monday Wal
Crawford and daughter, Mary erine of Maple Grove farm.
Cath-
Downard Virginia Scott and Heman ter Beck of Jackson, Mich., and Charbcott called on Miss Blossom Elliott j les Beck of Fruit farm were guests of ti Sunday Born to Mr. and ; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crawford at Maple AITS. Clayton Hunt, a rianrhUr U.rr.h Rmva FrMav ovontns T?Vol
l - , I - - - w . . " ' vm.m .... Wl 0. UUtl I 4.... A Ska tine Dftrtv mnalnrtnir r.f ha Hllhht1 - 111 of la oHnn at V,- hsimo
rresnmen and sophomores of Spartan- west of town.... Mrs. Helen George of
time serving a term In the Womansiand daughter Frances, wno is tiome Prison at Indianapolis for bigamy, and jfrom Richmond Mr. and Mrs. John ihat she has been absent from home i Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. L'ndley Swain, for over three years. Oliver Boolman j and Mrs Alveron Logue drove to Richhas filed petition for divorce in com-, niond. Tuesday afternoon Miss Fay inon pleas court here aeainst his wife, j Boring visited Salem school Tuesday. Eldora Boolman. Mrs. Omar Miller spent Tuesday Wash Hamiel, of Pittsburgs, this j afternoon with her father, Alveron counts fs Tnnuminir the loss of l.OOOlLogue Miss Cathren Steins and
burg high school spent an enjoyable evening at Rhiner's pond south of town Saturday evening of last week..
miss Jt.mma Rush, music and domes-
" POWDER PLANT BURNS NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 4. A building of the Old Hickory powder plant," containing five or six tons of powder was struck' by lightning Thursday night only to burn peacefully until completely consummed with its contents.
To Reduce Dangerous VaricoseVeins
Liberty is a guest, of .her daughter.
Mrs. MacHubbell, just west of Dulapsville, at this writing Mr. and Mrs. Oeoree Ktnnlpv enrertainari at
tic science teach
irom scnooi on account of illness ! of Dunlapsville at dinner Sunday, j bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil
vc weregiaa to naw P-.',J" "- Those who enjoyed the day with the : strength). ta baCk With US after navAral rlava host and hostnaa Warn Mr nnrl Mrs r .,efnr Ik!, nnirerfnl vat Viirmlaea
I . " w m U - a - w . U U . u. 1 4- UOlUg IIJJ.' i ' V. . . J V U'V. .Ill' 1 O ! D8e"?e fLom BChool because ot illness Jamse L. Bryson of Maple Drive farm, ! germicide treatment improvement is
. V "'"s win meet at the Mr. ana Mrs. Clinton Bryson and son, j noticed in a few days and by its reg-
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cigarettes and a large cake of cheese, friend George Maure. of Richmond, home of Mrs. Garnet Wiggs Tuesday ! Robert Leroy, of Rosehill farm I ular use swollen-veins will return to
Mr. Hamiel nurchased the articles here dined with E. R. Williamson, Tuesday.
with the intention of taking them backi John Pinkerton moved to the Allie to his store at Pittsburgh. He carried j Eias farm Tuesday L. N. Sanford them out and put them in a car which I and family, E. R. Williamson and he thought belonged to him. but com-j family. R. E. Tool and family spent ing back later on, found that he had ! Wednesday, evening with Omar Mil-
made a mistaae ana aeposiiea mem in
evening March 1 Rev. M Ti Scntt
who begun a revival at Lynn Sunday night, was compelled to come home for a few days' rest, because of an
attacK of pleurisy. Rev. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bryson near .their normal size, and sufferers will Dunlapsville gave a dinner in honor cease to worrv. Moone's Emerald Oil
of their son. Clinton's birthday Sat-' treatment
the car next to his, which was of the same make and description. He is now advertising for the lost cigarettes and cheese.
Indiana Bre"es
ENGLISH A new trial was refused Calvin and Alonzo Mitchell by Judge William Ridley in the Crawford circuit court here Thursday. The brothers were convicted in court here last December of the murder of John Law
rence, a neighbor.
Newcastle Will fill the nulnit In hia
ler Mrs. Mike Conner spent Wed-, absence Mrs. Orville Ankerman. nesday in Richmond Mr. Lyman who is at the hospital at Union City, Harlan. Mr. and Mrs. William Grimme underwent an operation Thursday and Miss Verda Miller spent SundayJ Mrs. Forest Stevens of Fountain Citv afternoon with A. S. Leogue Will-1 was calling on her parents, Mr. and iam Conner left Sunday evening for Mrs. Sam Mann Wednesday' Danie Idaho Charles Drinkwater and i Shaw is improvine in health Mrs
urday. An excellent dinner was en-
of j joyed by all present. Those who en
joyed tne event were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bryson and son, Robert Leroy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and children. Raymond Eugene. Miss Opal
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family spent Tuesday evening with J. Ambros Ruby has been confined to their farm houee near Lyonsville."The !&' Co and Daffler Drug O. Sample and family. Mrs. H.Ida her bed the past week. 'guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert I ply you. Advertisement. Toole snent Tuesday afternoon with t 1 ' u uaustuirui.
son entertained Sunday in honor of I ternational Laboratories, Rochester.
tneir mm wedding anniversary at ! x. Y. Tout dmggipt or A. G. Luken
Co. can sup-
Toole spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Dr. Wright and family Mrs. Charles Shaffer of Bath, Ind.. spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts.
All the Latest Periodicals Appear First at "PhU" Zuttermeister's 1103 Main
many friends and relatives wisn her a speedy recovery Rev. and Mrs.
SPARTANBURG. Ind. Little Ruth Middleton who underwent an opera-
Another brother, tion Tuesday evening at Winchester
Arthur, was acquitted. The two broth- j hospital, is reported doing nicely. Her
ers convicted were given life imprisonment sentences and began serving their sentences in the state prison Dec. 29. The case will be taken to the supreme court. COLUMBUS James T. McClain, 35 years old was sentenced to the state prison at Michigan City for a term of from two to 14 years, when he pleaded guilty in circuit court here today to a charge of forgery. When questioned by Judge Donaker McClain said that he had deserted his wife and a daughter 14 years old.
LAFAYETTE FARES. 7 CENTS INDIANAPOLIS. March 4.-Street car fares in Lafayette was increased from five to seven cents by order of the public service commission. The sale of four tickets for 25 cents was authorized by the commission. The Lafayette Service company, which operates the street car company, had petitioned the commission to grant a 10-cent fare.
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Groceries In Richmond J M. Eggemeyer. 1017 Main St. Geo. Cutter, 401 South 4th St. C. L. Sinex. 739 South 5th St. Mrs. John Fisher, South H St. Matt Brinker. SOI South 9th St. John Bruenins;. 5'i South I3rh St. E. H. Stegman. 401 S. 12th St. L. C. Hasecoster, 233 South 9th SL Geo. Pille, 308 South 8th St. Harry Sharp. 119 N. 20th St. Aiken & Son. 1415 N. C St. John T. Broolys. 19th & N. E. St. Zwissler Grocery, 12th & Main St. Denny Grocery. 17th & N. C St. S. K. nranflenbersr, 2U5 N". E St. Louis Stauber, 201 So. 13th St. John It. Hawfkotte. 1611 Main St. A. V. Blickwrdel. 719 So. F St. Tony Nicoletta. 1316 N. H St. Henry Niewoehner. 501 So. 5th St. Ben Ma a p. Jr.. 501 Main St. George Flenning, 232 South 11th St.
P. H. Maines, 606 So. E St. Henry Kamp, 329 So. Sth St. C. C. Shaefer, 603 Main St. Mrs. Mary Thomas, 1400 N. F St. J. C. Reynard. 829 X. 10th St. Kehlenbrink, N. Sth & A St. C. L. King, 700 N. 12th St. Elsie Wyatt. 623 N. 10th St. Peerless Grocery, North E and 15th Sam Beumi. 700 N. 19th St. Mrs. Mary Imperial, 805 N. 16th St. Whittington, 933 North 12lh'St. Dominick Sulprizo, 1100 North I. John McCarthy, 413 N. S'h St. Chas. Sudhoff, 183 Ft. Wayne Ave. Star Grocery. 6th and N. C Sts. Guy Bull. South 5th and A. Stettler &. Benson, 1604 Main St. West Richmond Joe Jordan, North D St. Kane & Wilson, 1029 Sheridan. Chas. Ewbank, Ridge and Grant St. John Hensley, Ridge and School St.
Chas. Peterson, 417 N. TV. 3rd St. L E. Little. 429 Lincoln St. Frank J. Hebbler. 414 N. TV. 3rd St. E M. and W Cream Co., 427 TV. Main Dave Hodgin. 229 West Main. Goodwin. Nat. Rd. and N. TV. 3rd St. Harry Haseltine. 103 Richmond Ave. C. F. Thomas, Cor. Ridge St. & Lincoln Ave. Mrs. Wm. Fisher. 73S Sheridan St. Gus Sanders, Easthaven Ave. &. Commons Road. Dunbar & Son. Centerville. Ind. Ebcrt & Duschel, Cambridge City. Ind. John Champ, Dublin. Ind. O. C. Thomas. Fountain City, Ind. . ('. A. Brinkley, Fountain City, Ind. J. W. Clayton. Straughn. Ind. John Ellis, Jr., Greensfork, Ind. TV. C. Pierce. Hagerstown, Ind. F. E. Hoffman. Dublin. Ind. Ray Barton, Chester, Ind
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