Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 232, 10 August 1921 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1921.
DAVID ELLIOTT SUES FOR PART INTEREST IN FATHER'S LAND EATON. O., Aug. 10. Partition of 162 acres of land in Dixon township, belonging to the late John Elliott, is Bought in a common pleas court action - brought by David CT Elliott, against William S. Elliott and 20 other defendants, including the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church of America,
The plaintiff, as a son of the late
Elliott, who died in 1875, claims he is entitled to a 74-252 part of the realty.
Lula Kenworthy" and Ida Fouts are suing Martha and P. M. Nef f and James White for foreclosure of a mortgage securing $800 worth of notes. Plaintiffs aver the notes were turned over to them by F. G. Shuey, as executor of the estate of the late
Peter Fouts. It is avered White
claims a dower interest in the realty.
which embraces about S3 acres in
Somers township. Many Want Postal Position.
While the number is not definitely
known, several applicants took the civil service examination for the postmaster appointment at Eaton. .The time limit for the examination expired Tuesday. . The examination was conducted under the questionnaire plan and transmitted to the proper postal head in Washington. It is understood two or three Democrats took the quizz. The county Republican committee had recommended and endorsed E. E. Bailey, insurance man and party worker, for the postmastership. Dr. W. H. Bucke, Democrat, is the present postmaster. It is not known if he took the examination, just closed. Written examination for the postmaster appointment at Camden, third class office, will be conducted next Saturday. Mariso Asks Citizenship Mike Mariso, 32, Italian, residing on New Paris It. F. D. No. 3, filed his petition, or second papers, for citizen
ship here Tuesday in common pleas court. Mariso's declaration, or first papers, of citizenship, was filed in Richmond, Ind., in September, 1917. He was born at Rocco Raspide, Italy, and came to this county in 1909. He has a wife and one child. Eastern Star Officers Iona chapter, Eastern Star, recently organized, announces election of the following officers: Worthy matron, Mr. Laura Kennel; worthy patron, Frank Mitchell; assistant worthy matron. Miss' Mary Tingle; secretary, Mrs. Blanche Raney; treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Filbert; conductress, Mrs. U. J. Poffenberger; assistant conductress, Mrs. Charles Freeh; chaplain, Mrs. Eva Coffman; marshal, Miss Catherine Davis; organist, Mrs. Elmer Iserman; warden, Mrs. L. P. Barnes; sentinel, Elmer Iserman; Adah, Mrs. D. n Wnrtman: Rnth. Mrs. O. A. Gale:
Esther. Mrs. C. V. Waters; Martha'
Mrs. E. E. Bailey; Electa, Mrs. J. W. Camahan. Democrats Meet Friday Democrats in Gasper township will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the township house for the purpose of nominating candidates for township offices, to be voted upon in November. Institute Opens Aug. 29 Aug. 29 to Sept. 2, both dates inclusive, are announced as the dates for the Preble county teachers' institute, which will be held in Eaton, in the opera house. Reception Committee For Arthur Nash Chosen Walker Land; William Dudley Foulke, A. G. Matthews and Dr. Charles Marvel have been appointed a
committee to receive and entertain
Arthur Nash, of Cincinnati, who is to deliver an address at the Chautau
qua under the auspies of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Nah will speak on "The Goldtf Rule in Business,' on the evening of Tuesday, August 23. It is said that his address is one of unusual interest to business men.
New Garden Social
Arranged for Friday
FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind. Aug. 10. A social evening of the farmers association of New Garden township has been arranged for Friday, having been postponed from Tuesday evening. Purchase of fertilizer and coal probably are the only matters that will come up. Ice cream and cake will bs served to the crowd for a general "gettogether." ,
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UNION COUNTY FARM PICNIC NEAR LIBERTY
LIBERTY, Ind.. Aug. 10 A county
picnic will be held by farm bureau members of Union county Saturday,
Aug. 20, in the Bertch grove a half mile west of Liberty on the Browns
ville pike. The picnic will be an all day affair, and although it is in charge of the farm bureau, all farmers regardless of their membership, or even their residence in Union county, and people of other professions as well have been invited to attend, the intention being
to make this a real community meeting. A picnic . dinner will.be eaten and entertainment in the afternoon includes a speech by Maurice Douglass, former secretary of the state farmers' federation, and others, and music by the Connersville band.
and Mrs. Asa Leas.... Mr. -and John Juday who visited Georee
Juday and son, Harley and Mr. and
Mrs. w erter Craig and daughtre, Dorothy, at Lewisburg, returned to Dayton Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Gauch entertained at dinner Sunday: Anderson Gauch and family, Emmet't Burnett and wife, and WTalter Trump and family, Mrs. Lurenna Trump Miss Ola Trump, Glen Howell and wife, and Mrs. E. G. Leas and daughter, Margery and Miss Leona itman were after dinner guests ..James Petry and family. Miss Ola Trump and her mother, were Richmond shoppers Saturday.... Miss Delphine Emerick will
return to her home at Dayton, Thursday after - a pleasant visit with her
grandparents The members of the Christian Sunday school will hold their annual picnic on Wednesday.
Aug. 17, at Glen Miller park. The school's attendance Sunday numbered 66 present, amount of collection, $2.72. .......Levi Hopper of Dayton spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lock. Mrs. Mary Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cupp of Lewisburg were Sunday afternoon visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Osterhaus, are entertaining the Misses Flora Wegleg and Iva Britton of Dayton, at their home this week. Eenjamin Bert and Earl Flether were Sunday afternoon visitors Miss Mabel Schlecty and Everette Brehm of Ft. Jefferson called on Mr. and Mrs. John Waldren Saturday eve-
Suburban
ning W. O. Trone and family of Dayton and J. B. and C. A. Trone visited Sunday afternoon with Will Trone and family.... Max Trone is visiting Winson Trone, Jr., at Dayton, this week.... Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruner and daughter, Alta Mae, spent Sunday afternoon at Arcanum ...... Miss Lurena Rice who arrived here Tuesday from Lima for a visit with relatives is visiting this week with her sster, Geneve, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hetzler, near New Madison.. ..Mrs. Frank Hubler, of Jacksonville, Fla,, who is making and extended visit with Ohio relatives, spent a part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Boner. ...Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barmes, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Williams and family, Mrs. Flora Duna, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Rasor and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Christman and sons, Paul and Hugh, were entertained to dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beck .Mrs. Arthur Brinley and son, Byron have returned to Dayton after a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Gangwer.... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elker and Mrs. Will Gangwer were Dayton visitors Wednesday.... Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and family of Greenville, visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Myer....Rev. Mrs. H. S. Huey were in Dayton Sunday. Rev. Huey filled his appointment at church at Crown Point and will preach here next Sun
day morning and evening at the Chris-1 tian church H. I. Early of Dayton is visiting his wife and son who have been the guests- of Rev. and Mrs. Huey for several weeks.... A. W. Newman and wife, Clenerd Newman and family of Arcanum, John Garrison and wife of Palestine, and Herbert Slifer and wife were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cletes Beck.... Miss Leone Pitman spent from Thursday until Sunday with her mother, at Hamburg ....Miss Helen Shewmon is enjoying a week's vacation with relatives at New Madison and Braffetsville Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes and son.
Virgil of Brookville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Davisson Mr. and Mrs. Allen Petry and family of near Eaton were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard.
ANTIOCH, O. Almo Kelly, of Eai
on, spent last week with Adam and Clyde Funk families Mrs. C. A.
Kerns and sister. Mrs. J. T. Bailey,
were Richmond visitors recently...
Mrs. Adam Funck is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism. . . .Mr. and Mrs,
Joe Wilson of Cincinnati are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry... -Lulu Fudge of
Nashville, Tenn.. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pit-
singer were guests of Mr., and MrsHomer Crowell Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. (jnrx Huffman ana iamily were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clem Taney and son, of Arcanum, : Sunday.
. LYNN, Ind. E. Hinshaw and Frank Beverly left for Indianapolis Tuesday where they have secured a position Jess Ross returned to his work
in Pekin, 111., after a few days visit
with his family here O.F. Frazier carrier on route 30, Is taking his vacation and Frank Turned is substituting in his place. . . .Mr. and Mrs. John Carter are attending Yearly meeting at
Richmond, this week Ray Davis received a free scholarship at Purdue
university, and will leave for that
place Sept 1st The C. B. A. and Fidelity classes of the Friends church
held a monthly meeting, Monady
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ray Bowen. near the union station. About 45 members of the two classes
were present. The lawn was lighted with electric lights, being hung from
the treet, and the young folks enjoy
ed out-door games. After the regular
business of the classes was disposed
of, the social part of the evening was
enjoyed by all those present, after
which refreshments of ice cream, cake
and ice tea were Berved by the committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowen and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beetley. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. I and Mrs. David Hodgin, Sept. 12th.. 1 ..Mrs. Harry Wild who has been ill 1
for the past few days is convalescent l
. . . .James Kinsey had the misfortune to step on a nail Friday evening while
at his work at the J. A. Long
company, and is confined to his bvU and is suffering much pain from It.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinsey and Mr Mac Haner attended meeting at Richmond, Tuesday. .. .Mrs. Helen Beet'ey was the mid-week guest of Mr. an'l Mrs. Will yysong, near Winchester.
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WEST MANCHESTER, O. Mrs. riara sttnn!MMi of Jacksonville,
Mich., who is visiting Ohio relatives,! SDent Fridav afternoon with Frank
and Henry Howard and their families ..J.Mrs. Isaac Christman and daughter, Mary, spent Friday at Lewisburg Miss Augusta Tgtmeyer of Greenville called on Mrs. Raymond Powell, Thursday evening J. G. Frank and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albright at Richmond.. ..Mr. and Mrs. George Scofield of Castine, visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy Stanley Christman and family spent Sunday afternoon with Isaac Christman and family Miss Sylvia Trone of Dayton, George Williams of Troy and W.
O. Trone and family of Dayton were
Sunday visitors at the home or Mrs. Mary Trone and family. .. .The Sunshine Sunday school class of the Christian church. West Manchester, will hold an ice cream festival north of Siler furniture store, on Saturday evenins Ausr. 13. Everybody come..
..Mrs. Charles Beachler is visiting
this week with her mother, Mrs. Etta Smith, and family Mr. and Mrs. Granville Shields of Lewisburg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Braddock. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Poyner and Miss Voltta Weaver were
afternoon visitors Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powell attended the Wood reunion Sunday at "Versailles E. A. Locke, who has conducted a grocery
and drv eoods business here for many
years, traded his stock on Monaay to W. E. North, for a 72-acre farm, located three and a half miles northwest of Greenville. Mr. Locke will remain in the store for several weeks, and will not take possession of his farm until fall Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ford, Mrs. Sarah Jane Ford, Mrs. Alice Richards and tMr. and Mrs. Charle3 Brown and family attended the Hapner reunion Sunday 'at the home of Wesley Hapner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poe and family of Lewisburg, spent Wednesday evening with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Poe. . ..Kathleen Dilk returned" home Tuesday to Richmond after a month's visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Radabough Mrs. Sarah Homan and daughter, Emma, are visiting this week with Dayton relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Selgel and family of Dayton, spent last week with
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This is the. Greatest Opportunity in Years to Buy FurnitureRugs, etc. Convenient Credit Terms as Usual No matter what you need in the way of quality home furnishings, from a single chair to the most complete home outfit, you can buy it here during this great sale at the lowest prices in years. Not only that, but in order to enable the largest possible number of people to profit by this sale, we announce that our usual convenient credit terms can be had on any purchase. Read this advertisement thoroughly. Note the wonderful offerings of this sale. Act quickly, as the choosing is at its very best right now.
Romey's Blazed the Way for Lower Prices in Richmond
Our Warehouse Sale has been an unprecedented success. Our values and merchandise are so favorably known that the response to our sale announcement has been most gratifying. The public expressed confidence in this store is appreciated and you are urged to give these specials for tomorrow your careful consideration.
' BUFFETS $34 Side-Icer RECORD Sensation FLOOR LAMPS Refrigerator, $21.95 $49 and 55 Buffets in Golden ' Imagine getting a great big. For this week only, we are of- Greatly reduced. Priced to Oak and Fumed Finish- uch ivTll feriDg ReCrdS- 6el1 at didly made and with every Sale Q9Q USSS1 5 for $1'00 $9-90 311.40, $16 and Price .'... VjtdU I tJ economy in ice. 10 Selections $19.90 DISHES DOUBLE BOILER ODD DRESSERS PORCH SWINGS $0 and $55 100-piece E. M. 2-qt. size, 2 complete vessels Big values. We're showing a jSjL, yo a feood po,r:h Knowles China on sale . big solid Oak Dresser, well Bwmg" If not our plain j ma r finished with good plate mir- wooden swing, complete with $37and$39.7o ror chaIns furnished in brown is Special while they last at one of the best buys. Ideal 42-piece Breakfast Set , oai frv for nome summer cottages Sale Prices $14.95 98c Price .... $21.50 S fecial.. S2.98
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Louis XVI Dresses, a Beautv, r.cd. $39.75 By merely glancing at the sketch you can see at once that this dresser is not of the ordinary type. Fashioned after the LouisXVI period, it is a modern adaptation of what a roomy, spacious dresser should be. At our price you should not miss it.
Dependable Chifforettes.
$14.95
iTrrmffrr Trnj.
; Spring and Only -$44.00
This $22.50 Top-Icer Refrigerator $13.55
Tomorrow Brass Bed
Mattress
Hero is Just one typical example of how we have cut prices for this refrigerator sale. Top-icer refrigerators, similar to cut, that were good values at $22.50; d" Q now only dXOUO Ever Popular IQQ Hf Duofolds tpdU I D
Our display of Chifforobes Is fully complete. In it you will find just what you have been wanting all this time. Tomorrow Is the time to get it. We have them in oak finishes, quality considered, prices are most unusual.
The best Brass Bed outfit bargain we have ever offered. The bed is the continuous post style, is of massive construction and built for comfort. The mattress in a full-weight 50-lb. white linter in Art Blue Tick, made layer upon layer. -The spring is of best metal construction. This big value all three piecesfor only $44.00. Don't fail to take advantage of it.
The demand is becoming greater every day for these time savers. At night they are cpnverted into a bed within a few minutes. In the morning with two simple operations it is once more a quiet looking duofold. See them tomorrow big values await you.
MATCHLESS VALUES IN OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE
$147.00
You'll want one of these massive overstuffed Suites. The one pictured above will effect a wonderful transformation in your living room. It is covered with a fine grade of tapestry, antique design, and it is in the Queen Anne period. Tomorrow only $147.00.
Three-Burner FLORENCE STOVE
Florence Oil Stove, that will save you lot3 of time this summer. Use one of these stoves, and have more time forrest and enjoyment- It uses oil and is odorless. Be sure to get your tomorrow. $24.75 for 3-burner style.
$179.00
ALL ADMIRE THIS QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUITE
Here is another typical example of what we have to offer in dining room furniture. This 8-piece suite of the highest quality possible at only $179.00. Comes in walnut. The suite shown above is just one of the many we will have on sale tomorrow. Come in and see, them all.
$1.00 as first payment will deliver your new Refrigerator. Balance on easy terms.
In Our New Home 920-926 Main You're Welcome Always
$1.00 as first payment will deliver to your home a new Cedar Chest. Balance weekly terms.