Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 271, 14 November 1922 — Page 7

FARMERS OF PREBLE FEAR SPREAD OF H06 CHOLERA BY HUMTERS EATON, Ohio, Not. 14, Prevalence of hog cholera throughout PTeble county will cut a big figure in the rabbit hunting season, which opens Wednesday, according to reports. Farmers, almost without exception, have posted

their farms against hunting. Fear that hunters will carry and spread the disease to sections not affected la said to be the reason for the genenl posting of farms against hunting Many farmers are said to declare they will prosecute hunters for trespass if they do not heed the warnings to keep off of arms., , Despite the seeming determination of farmers to protect their boss against disease that might be carried by hunters, 75 hunter's licenses were issued Monday n the office of Clerk of Courts V. O. Rookstool. It was expected as many or more licenses would be issued Tuesday. Clerk Rookstool will keep his office open Tuesday even. Ing to issue licenses. Since Nov. 1. a total of 81 licenses have been issued in the clerk's office. Township clerk3 also are authorized to Issue hunter and trapper licenses. Three cases . are entered in the dockett for presentation to the court of appeals when H convenes here Thursday. They are: F. O. Boston, ' plaintiff in error vs. State of Ohio, defendant in error; Allen Andrews, plaintiff in error, vs. John V. Dye, Ada and Samuel H. Keller, Rexxa Furrey, College Corner Banking company and Oakley Roberts, defendants in error; P. C. Crane vs. Leona and L. M.- Bailey, appeal. The Boston case was carried up from a squire's court, where Boston was declared guilty of having violate! the prohibition laws and was finedThe Andrews case grew out of the sale of realty on which Andrews held a mortgage. The realty sold for less than the amount of the mortgage. Because of an alleged misunderstanding as to the date of -sale, Andrews was not present when the realty was fold. Common pleas court confirmed the sale. The Crane case grew out of the sale of a farm. Despite his 70 years, Samuel Smith, West Alexandria farmer, has for a second time embarked upon the matrimonial seas. His bride was Mrs. M. 1 C. Lemlng, 65 years old of Eaton. The Rev. A. C. Earnhardt, Eaton U. B. church, "tied the knot." Announcement Is made of the marriage or Miss Opal Coffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coffman, and Abel L. Creager, which took place Saturday. The Rev. V. E. Busier, Methodist church, officiated. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Creager. Charles Murray has sold his Interest la the Murray-Cooper grocery to Charles Murray of Campbellstown. He is a brother of Roy Cooper, who owns the other half interest in the business. Jesse Cottingham has sold his Interest in th Potts & Cottingham plumbing firm to his partner. Cliff Potts. Judge A. C. Risinger has reappointed Miss Edith Hart official stenographer of common pleas court for the remaining two months of the present year, at $100 a month. It is expected she will be reappointed again the first of the coming year for a year or longer. She has been the official stenographer of the court a number of years. - J. S. Barnhiser, clerk of courts elect, with his wite, has removed from Lewisburg to Eaton. They have taken up residence In the west half of the property of his aunt, Mrs. Birdie Q. Dye, West Wadsworth street. Barnhiser is the present deputy clerk of courts.

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GRATIS, Ohio Miss Agnes Bratton entertained Miss Marie Wert, high school teacher, and Mrs. George Swisher Friday evening Clyde Coleman, who is attending school at Miami university, spent a few days with his parents last week Mrs. Benson of Camden visited the primary room Friday afternoon. .Miss Louella Flory entertained the Fidelis class of the M. E. Sunday school at her home Tues

day evening. Those present were Matilda Friend, Gladys, Kline, Edith Ulrich, Anna Brown, Alice Bunn and Rllla Marker, teacher Mr. and Mrs. Bert Focht called on relatives Sunday. ...Rev. Aaron Brubaker was taken to a hospital at Cincinnati and operated on for cataracts on the eye.

The last Teport heard from him was

that he was getting along nicely. . .

Kate Zimmerman, mother of Lizzie Christmer, fell and broke her hip last week. She Is now suffering with gangrene in her heel. .'. .Mr. and Mrs. Ola Aibaugh of Springfield have come

to stay awnile with P. M. Aibaugh.

....Mr. and Mrs. John Burd were out

of .town .visitors Sunday.... Mr. and

Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman spent Sunday

with relatives. .. .Newburg will have his warehouse opened here Tuesday, Nov. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fudge of Dayton called on relatives Sunday.

Mr. and -Mrs. Scott Carr enter

tained out ,of town visitors Sunday.

LIBERTY, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. J..C. Clawson were guests Sunday of their daughter, Sylvia, - who is attending school at a private Institution near

Cincinnati J. T. Rude left Wednes

day for an extended western trip in the Interest of the Rude Manufacturing company .... Robert Stevens is the guest of friends in St. Louis Alex Hodge left this week for California,

where he will spend the winter with his daughter, "Mrs. Charles Ricijie. Omar Ball who resides on the Walker farm west of Liberty is in a Connersville hospital in a serious condition, the result of an infected hand.. t. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Farlander of Indianapolis were week-end guests of Mrs. Mary Farlander. . . . Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Kordell have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordell for a few days. . .. Mrs. Mary Carson has returned from a

visit" with her daughter In HartweU,

Ohio.... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith have

returned from a week s visit with relatives In Dayton. .-; .Mrs. Bert Hawkins has returned to her home In Indianapolis after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Ella Leonard. Mrs. Donald Gardner of Indianapolis is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Clint Gardner.... Miss Mar

tha Page was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Parks Anderson, In Germantown,

Ohio, last week Mead A. Kelsey, Btate secretary of the Near East Relief addressed a union meeting of the

Liberty churches at the Methodist

church on Sunday evening. His sub

ject was "What-1 Saw in the-Near

East." His address was of unusual interest to people who have been following the Near East developments.. ..Superintendent E. H. Bell and family spent Sunday with friends in Rising Sun. . . .Mr.- and Mrs. H. C Richardson are moving to their new home on North Market street. .... .Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Stevens and son, Robert, motored to Dayton Sunday and visited relatives. .Kinewatha Camp Fire Girls held a business meeting the library Friday evening. They practiced for a council fire to be held soon. .J.Jess E. Stevens spent Saturday in Richmond.. News has reached here of the marriage of Vivian Eagan to ; Miss Mary Leech of Connersville '.Mrs. Mary Fahrlander and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fahrlander and daughter of Indianapolis spent Sunday in College Corner -guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baker..... The high school Girls' Glee club gave a very beautiful operetta Thursday night, "The Feast of Little Red 'Ear." - An Indian scene in which the chorus and principals gave a "very creditable, interpertation. The cast of characters were as follows: Queen Weeda' Wanta, Julia Etta Kitchell; Impee Light, Mary Margaret Pierson; Fudgee, Mary Ellen Ryan; Wud gee, Pauline Stevens; Pudgee; Florence Corrington; Old Squaw, Helen Kain; chorus, Helen Mitchell, Mary Hill, Florence HIggins, Gertrude Harlan, Esther Beeler, Mary Elizabeth Rariden, Kathryn Bond, Mabel Farr, Dorothy Corrington, Elizabeth Goodwin . .

Campbellstown Citizens Recovering From Injuries CAMPBELLSTOWN. Ohio, Nov. 14. Norman Houser and family are recovering from slight Injuries receive! Sunday when their automobile In which "they were riding collided with another machine at the Barr crossing just west of New Hope. The Houser car was wrecked.

Liberty was defeated in a hard fought game here Friday night by Cambridge City. A large crowd witnessed the game.

CARLOS CITY, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morrison and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner and family Mr, and Mrs. John Catey entertained at Sunday dinner Mr. and -Mrs. OscarCatey and daughters of Canada, Mr. and Mrs. George Catey and Glen Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Catey called in the afternoon..... Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hutchins were called to Indiaapolis Friday night on account of the" serious illness of their daughter Miss Marie who is at the Methodist hospital. They returned Saturday evening.. ."L .Mr, and Ifrs. Thomas Morrison were in Richmond Saturday - af ternoon and called at the Reid Memorial hospital to see Mrs. Amelia Cromer, Mrs. Austin Johnson and Miss Bessie Meadows Mrs. Naomi Johnson has been ilL... ..Mr. and Mrs. Orville Miller and son Irvin had as their guests Sunday Rev. Henry Pickett of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tharp, Harold Tibbs and Richard Bryan The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oler has scarlet fever but- is improving Mr. and Mrs. Claude Alyea and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cates and sons Mr. ' and - . MrsP Paul Beard spent Friday evening with Mrs. Beryl Smith and daughter Marie.- The latter gave a party. for the Economy young

Care of the Hair Many of our leading society women thank Parisian Sag-e for their beautiful hair. "Use it two or three times a week" savs A. G. Luken Drug- Co., "and It will make the hair soft, thick and lustrous. Advertisement. .

people Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adamson and family, Mrs. Hale A dams on spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adamson and daughter Frances at Hagerstown Mrs. Joe Cates is suffering with a very sore hand Rev. and Mrs. John Hardwick had as their company Sunday, Mrs. Carl Tucker, two daughters and granddaughter of

Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bryan and son of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams and children Rev. Henry Pickett of Lynn attended services at Morgan Creek Sunday Mr. Austin Johnson and daughter Delphine were in Richmond Saturday and called

at the hospital to see Mrs. Johnson.. . .

Tom Cates entertained his children at

his home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kinsey and family spent Sunday away from home. CLARK'S STATION, Ohio. Loren Janes and family shopped in Richmond Saturday... .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clark spent Sunday with Leroy Clark and family Roy Clark was 111 last week. ....Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lynch of near Wengerlawn called upon Mrs. Louetta Bollinger and Mrs. Charles

Bollinger last Friday Mrs. Louetta

Bollinger spent a few days last week

with Mrs. J. W. Lynch Mrs. Roy Rupe is ill ... . Clyde Teaford and family shopped in Greenville last Thurs-

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Rev. Perry Points Out Distress Among Poor The Social Service committee of the Ministerial association is Investigating conditions amorg the poor of the cit7 following a report byVRev. John H

Perry, pastor of the Mt. Moriah Baptist church, that a great deal of dis-

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