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J. N. BATTl-iKTON. No villi edlllcm, rwiclmo! 33 Kurnl Know ird Tofin of Jtunoslown. ' AJ ' vne, Thomtown, Whllesiwwn, ZionT!, Marhanle.lnirf, Klllavllts, Trhun And Houston. CiMlor lnd. Ul Or VITBSOB7PT1UII. (Mail .uewileti..iw MiiM. .tr tn ilvnc said paner will be rllse tlmil nolo-,, ul.(cilir-i l ret. Be Mail, one vine lly Kail, six tivitl s . 1 l!y it it i' , li.,. I.,. r.Mu TV'Vt iii 'il mi r !v trfep-iuni-'i -Huit Stated KM'.;i. lnor. L..'! No. Ii. ! V M. ono tVielii..lav Bliaw, II. I'. fleone Oct'tnell, third We.liKis.My i Cliiirlr liurlinan K.'.Tilr. ANNOUNCEMENTS Paul 0. TauT. is -A :-i.W for or, subject to ti.c I-i-mii in .in pr March C. Abe Artninn. rundid-ne fo eierk, nabji'rt to the hi.pub.ica mr Smirch iff r-ii-. fieorirc i fludiim i- a a- li.: citv treasurer. niMivt to ii erotic primary cle ttnii. ...a.fii r , WantedAll Repubiicthe primnrv f.ert..in. .i; vote fur J.jiin O. C .'i -mi, i' fha. h'h R Miller i j eouneilrr.an frem the iti ti r u i March Ui. Tai-t ollr vet for !' ns to atte reh f.tli a Republican candidate froT , teeon.i u-o. next Tuefiay. ci;unciiiiK!T tht primal.. COL. J. B. HENDERSON'S SALES CCT THIS OCT AND SAVE IT. Any.'nc wantmi: rri'.cs in .'-larcii i:a residence. 62i Noith West utreet c pla ne CTa. Ma.fh Smith & Web, r at ra-. ttte, bif sKK'k icle. March 5 L. M. Ca!e. :! ile.-. ni.nh W'Mt r.f Advance, (.rnirai urn, .a. Marrh H, frank ItaMf. 1 nine Bortheaat of Mecii inichursr. March 7. Wilty nv.:-h 1 rv'e w of Itrowniihiire. a;o win lacrj i.i eemoiete thra-h;n? outht m al.i lif. to ifne-a! puhnc ,ane. .Varrh 8. Ji.'n K,niuri.n in. nil if R'jUtnwetft of l,M.an'.:i. si'ir a:e. Marrh 1 .-!! Whitlow A- I'aiiCfci njrer. fl ni.it'H snui.a a.t nf l i anon, near lan-ne s:oi . I r.'i i t!( Jiirch U.-rarl M.ci ir . t rr.:' Hun!hv7e.,t of loan..n. -'I l.'.r.-es nr.. 4H hcil of cattic ai.d ti. I. 'ad t l.n a-d cthi-P thinii-. Maroh V'Vari! Ct'-rt-n. mile north' -a t of I.'-V.-i re-.i. fjnrH rale. Yard) 15, John Sick,, brood ot sale a miie. ea.-t of Lenancn. March !r,i., ,-h... ,1 ,ri -..i Samuel Wilev. 8 m;ii ( .-oiteia t r J-hn n ,o , l e, i , , of t'K-k( i;i.n and f.i: r.-,.itir nipi' M.-rcb ti. la to, lea no.tae.. general fai'm vt-i.vn 7. Wi Virril llar.o , Cs ld n ,m T. A. C'dd. fa -I'. W. K...S, 1 SFKIi ( lK. 1 1 'It S

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News of the Country Districii

Mrs. Herbert Irick and daughter, Lucille, of Sheridan spent Friday and Saturday at the A. V. Spencer home. The I.O.O.F. entertained their wives and children to a supper Saturday evening. Music made the evening a most pleasant one. Refreshments of ice cream, fruit salad and cake were served.

a i l Mm. V. aiter Weaver of i her girm.ipaciitK Mr. and Mrs. Al- ; a :ia.m -l uig wo movirg to be.-t v. hive. ,.v ... ii yi!i orciiv tho 1. 1 e..iT hdringtnn and liouel Cra--, ju,...irtLV ,-rim w.,.. m Lebanon, rrniav. v-i vK'R-i S'lcvcr !" ' Oru:. PHir.k.-tt spent, Saturday a "1 v i-.("-l e .r..iiiv jih Mr Jon i Sw.,1....' with hia mot'W Mn;. i -w-Ij-s Annie Sluttm. I Plunketl. sos .Martha, Mrv n'nl Jewel Rcy ml r -ibuiy'a moved; to n-' ,rri .jn.i.n- rvriir ' tli . th.' JlurAuit I arm 1 hurwlay. , VHit'aH Mivia Hatri..'.n. . 1 Si. Miil.-r .-m-l M w iit ! M MB

King are at Martinsville sanitarium taking treatment for rheumatism. Mrs. Lulu Akard was in Sheridan Thursday. Mrs. and Mrs. John Mutcher spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben King. Miss Ethel Wright of Sheridan spent Sunday with Miss Hazel Pierce. Lucille, of Sheridan and Miss Opal Spencer of this place spent Saturday evening at the Ned Thompson home. Mrs. Roy Thompson and daughters Juanita, Irene and Maxine of Sheridan spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazier. Mrs. Blanch McDowell and children of Sheridan are spending a few days at the Samuel Freeman home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazier are moving to a farm near Eagletown. A large crowd attended church here Sunday evening. Mrs. James Morris is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox of Kirklin and Mrs. Lou Moore and daughter Lelu, of Bogatown, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazier. Mr. and Mrs. John Pickett of near Christian Liberty spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis. Mrs. Julius Shriegly and daughter, Irene, called on Mr. and Mrs. Dock Bogan Sunday evening. FAYETTE. Rev. John Huff of Lafayette, will preach at Mt. Tabor church here next Saturday night, Sunday moring and Sunday night. Tom Smith and daughter, Lorena of Iowa are visiting relatives and friends of this vicinity. Miss Joe Smith who has been very ill, remains about the same. Paul Funkhouser of Indianapolis spent the week-end with William Everett and family. Miss Margaret Turpin spent Tuesday night with Daniel Ross and wife. Willie Smith started to school at Whitestown again last Monday having been out for several weeks with the measles. John Everett and wife are the parents of a baby girl. She has been named Hazel Irene. Mrs. John Abston and son Floyd visited in Brownsburg, Saturday. Dolpha Weber and family spent Sunday afternoon with Emma Weber and family. The pupils of Central school gave a Washington program last Thursday afternoon. Miss Lola Funkhouser visited part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. John HEISTAND SCHOOL. There was no preaching at Max, Sunday on account of Rev. Tuggle conducting a funeral at Ratsburg. Clara Shelley spent Wednesday with Mrs. Minnie Graham. Jesse Garner, wife and daughter Dorothy spent Thursday with Albert White and family. Bert Hatcher and family spent Sunday with Walter Hopper and family of near Jamestown. O.E. William attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. John Williams of Ratsburg, Sunday. Robert Broshar made a business trip to Lebanon Monday. Emmet Cleaver, wife and daughter Ruth spent Sunday with Albert White and family. Alva Cory, wife and two daughters

I .w 1 1 Sunday with her parents RebI rt. Adnitm and family.

Alban Hardesty spent Sunday with George Hardesty and wife of near Ward. Austin Emmert and wife attended the oyster supper at Advance Thursday night. Juanita and Alford Graham spent Sunday with George Mount and wife. Dorothy Garner spent Saturday with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Albert White. NUMBER 4. There will be church at Mts. Run next Sunday. Charles Smith started for his new home in Illinois, Wendesday. Isaac Shoemaker remains about the same. His condition is still dangerous. Miss Anna Bush has been spending the week with her sister Mrs. Fred Thompson. Mr. Johns of near Big Springs, is moving to Ira Goodwin's farm which is near Mts. Run. A. L. Hine and wife were visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stark. Claude Timmons is cutting wood on John Thompson's farm. James Rude began working for M. O. Lane, Wednesday. Mrs. J. H. Bush spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Tompson. J. P. Stark made a business trip to Lebanon, Monday. Mrs. and Mrs. G. F. Routh took dinner, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Neese of Whitestown. Samuel Ottinger moved to his farm north of Lebanon, Tuesday. His children are intending to stay with their grandfather, Mr. Ditzenberger until their school is out. Orville Thitlethwaite and M. O. Lake made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Johnson, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shoemaker. BUSHTOWN. Abraham Shelley and wife took dinner with Joseph Gray's Sunday. Gladys Stump from near War visited Tuesday night with Mabel Rogers. Mrs. Roy Swindler and children and Mrs. Jas. Meadows and daughter Ermel from near Dover, visited Mrs. William Walker Friday. Otto Hardesty and family visited Bud Canada and family Friday. George Canada and family were Saturday night and Sunday visitors of Dave Canada's. Mrs. John Farrow, Mrs. M. B. Powell and Mrs. Bruce Whiteman called on Mrs. Edward Washburn Monday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Swindler and children Forest and Floyd visited Tuesday with Joseph Swindler and family. Miss Olive Peyton, who attends school at Lebanon, was home over Sunday. Thomas Hendrix opened his sugar camp Friday. Bud Canada and family visited Otto Hardesty and family Tuesday. Roy Swindler attended Ernest Smith's sale Tuesday. Mrs. Nellie Graves and Mrs. Mabel Bush visited Mrs. Earl Graves Friday. CONCORD. Rev. W. J. Bowman will fill his regular appointment at this place Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoskins spent Sunday at Harry Pearcy's. Blanche Worrell and Thelma Pittenger have the chicked pox. Misses Jessie and Gayzette Worrell entertained Sunday, Misses Verla and Edith Acton and Messrs. Forrest Worrell and Clyde Robinson. Mrs. Louetta Garner called on Mrs. Robert Dale Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dale remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs. George Burtner visited Tuesday at Frank Caldwell's. Miss Fern Caldwell spent Friday with Miss Miriam Swope. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Pinnell made a business trip to Lebanon Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Layton moved to their new home last week. GATHERED IN. Mrs. Osa Brock and children Florence, Robert, and Margaret visited with Mrs. Grant Chambers Monday afternoon. Mrs. Osa Brock visited with Mrs. Sanford Wills who is at the bedside of Miss Maggie Huckleberry who is ill Tuesday afternoon. Misses Ruth and Bessie Wiseman visited with Miss Clara Reese of near New Brunswick, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker and daughter, Mildred Opal visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Adair and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sim Shore who was taken to the Witham hopsital is improving nicely. Mrs. Osa Brock and children Robert and Margaret visited with Mrs. Ed Piersol Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Osa Brock attended the Rain or Shine club Thursday afternoon which was held at Mrs. Robert Marttin's of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brock and family

Ed. Piersol and son Willie Friday evening. Those that visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brock and family Monday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers and daughter Coza, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chambers and son John Woodrow, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker and children Cletus and Mildred Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Piersol and son Willie, and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Burgin. Misses Gladys and Fidelia Brock attended meeting of the Home Guards which was held Saturday afternoon at the M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Martin were completely surprised Friday evening by the Country Culture club of the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brock and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Isenhower and son Samuel J., Sunday. The afternoon callers were the Misses Fern and Annie Gregg. HAZELRIGG. Born February 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, a daughter Namoi Kathryn. Fred Myers has moved into D. C. Taylor's property here. Mrs. Otis Crane of Marion came Monday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter Mildred spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Long. The C.C. Club met with Mrs. Perry Crane Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Beck was a guest. Lafayette Byers and family are moving to Lebanon on North Lebanon street. Miss June Mullen spent Thursday night with Mrs. Anna Staton. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Buntin, north of Lebanon, visited L. Byers and family Sunday. P. H. Crane and family and P. W. VanHuss and family were Sunday guests of A. H. Bratton and family. Mrs. Eck Beck and Will Alexander are attending the bedside of their mother who is very ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sheehan, West Lafayette. Noel Alexander and Wesley Sheehan, grandsons of Mrs. Alexander went Monday to see her. Miss Ruth Bratton attended the Jones-Shelby wedding at the M. E. church in Lebanon Wednesday.

MI'I'NT KI N. Wi; Johiieon and wife and Mr. and Irs. Henry Otli ier aie iroiiut to 'idannn polis. to attend the funeial of a old friend. I'rele Ie!ie Shoemalcer is rritiraly ill at bis home. Mrs. T. A. Litzenberuex has bten pendim; a few days with her dauither hi sc bittr son, Nonmi Howard, as bten ,i,ile ill but is better. Those who pent Mowlay wth Mrs. Kli.a Thompson and daughter Naomi "ere Mrs. Kavmond DitzenberKcr anil dauifhter Mabel, Mrs. Anna T i 1 1. Mtss Mary Harshbarirrr and Mrs. T. A. Ii'7.enb'rifer. im C'ttini;er and family moved or T. O. Feck farm north of Leb anon, the bos arc staving at their grandfather's until school is put. Jun-pli Walker Is spending tho week with h:s rrandpurentii. rs. I eters and daughter deneva ar.d Mrs. Herl,ert litter spent Tues day with Mis. T. A. TjitzrnherK"r. There arc oniy two more weeks of school after this week. MAPI.K t.KOVK. 'Hie funeral of Mts. Ann Williams 1 th' place Sunday was lari-ely nttended. Tho.-e in atlendance from a distance were Mn. Sarah Smith and laughter of (ireensbure, Mr. and Ms. Kruno Kader, Mrs. Martha Moore and -on (icige of Johnson county. Al finsiver and family of Whitestin n ,ent Sunday with Joseph Hradanij famdv. lames JteAtlei", sale Monday of this week was well attended and er thing sold well. ('avid Isenhour of Indi.tu.ipolls took dinner Sand ij with Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 ne M. Stu'ti. (ieorge M. Isealio'ir of Lebanon, 'isiteil Sunday night with Joseph Hradley and family. Mrs. Home Uader of liainbridge, visited from T'-uisrlay till Monday, with Mr. and M-s. Ira li.adley. MIX H MCSIII Kfi. Mr. and Mr-. Robert Vntlv of Inianapoli el at i vi s. Me , (1,1 . and fill tin ll M..1.CS I orene Me. , Powell at li o'clock I inirl, enter!, t irec and L,i iboner Siinda Mrs. Agnes Vanpell and children of Indinoaliolis, have been v'sitin;: wilh her brother, Fred Perkins and v.:i the nasi week. The revival set vires closed at the i'hri.,tian rhnrrh Maturdnv night with 40 addition,. Kb Iburers :n, wile visitr-l with Me,, Voung and family nur iiionit'mn. .1, It. Polls and wire snent (he day Friday ni frk-eds in Indiannp-lis. L.M tK f.KOVT;. Kev. 4. ,M. Jtradbmy of Ihirlmr ton fdb-d hu regular appointment hre Sii'ida; ( vening and there will be sc. v,,-. s ca. h i-Benoii; ibis we.-k. Mr. and is. final Perk and dsilgli It Ksiith ,tieiit Sunday will) Sam rlaoingam nod family. W.-d Fibvards who hits been ill at bis lio.ne for tl,e pint week Is nmrl' b- t.t. i. Air, and Mre. Villon Kehenrk moved

w - . t , al, . . t la.rli-s V..,-tz and ir. Slyrtle Hooht of near tew Kens spent lesnay with Waller Flaningam siid

family. Mrs. J. W. Bratton visited her sister at Frankfort last Saturday. The farmer's institute will be held at Walnut Grove Saturday beginning at 9:30 all day meeting. RURAL ROUTE 7. There was a surprise given on Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Harbaugh and son Doyle who are going to move March 1. About seventy-five or eighty of their friends called on them Monday night. Everybody had an enjoyable time. ' Those who dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephenson and children Olis and Inza were Miss Floy Eaton, Mrs. and Mrs. Dora Sipe and daughter Geraldine, and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Campbell of Pikes Crossing. Miss Mary Perkins spent Sunday with Miss Olive Tucker. There was a very large crowd at the funeral of Otis Silvers which was held Tuesday morning. About fifty or sixty of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sipes' friends pleasantly surprised them Tuesday night. Last Sunday was regular meeting day at the Baptist church. There was a large attendance both morning and evening. Next Sunday is regular meeting day at the Christian church. Every body cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Kouns spent Sunday with their daughter-in-law Mrs. Mabel Kouns and son Cecil and her sister Miss Hazel Kinkead. Tom Reed and family will move this week to the Frank Hiskey farm. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Virgil Morrison has moved to the Odelia Scott farm near Old Union. Mrs. Etta Powell will move to Mishawaka about March 1st. Mr. Powell and son Urban have good positions there in the Ball Band Rubber Goods company. Ora Beaver's have moved in the Hendrix property on Roark street, at Advance. Ol Flinn has returned from near St. Louis, where he has been employed by a pipe line company. Jesse Ross is attending the bedside of his grandfather at Lizton who is very ill with paralysis. Ed May's will move to Indianapolis. Willim Hartin's are moving to John Beckleheimer's farm. NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION AND Ih. ,'ITn DEMOCBSTIC TICKET, Mayor. !. li. M-er. T-l Kusi Male C'LEBK. Si Comic IJmsii, cond Ward. Coaitel1wti, Tonrth Wtrfl. rite i.-:-. MS Cw f' EFUB1.ICAH TICKET. Hsyor. I O Tim:, 111., IMnill'on T i' Tif v, I, , . i..l l;4, i...,n, a Couaollnisn, Tbtrit Ward. Ir is nl. We ' Walii-,1. . ir Cuncllmsn, Tourlh Wnra. 1 oo r. lliill- r.iv lei'l'lha T SIITtl, morrs a aniitu, Ait.in.tr.. hot ice to tia"s, casnrToas, btc. ,. el.-lk iirnl ..'ll ,. ,,ol e...e .,! l,en. . In. I,,,,,., r I'.'ln , i;.;. I.IS- -AI.U TI I I n. i.'l. il.

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in x''1--''-''"-"-'"'''''''''-'''''."''" UNDSAV & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS CALL St'ILPINC Next to Intemrtiao Stni'oa ! Off j phone 139 Caim ilaj & mgni Harry L. Kunworthy nEPKESENTlNC. THE R. L. DOUJNCS CO. P.eid(nee phone, 22k! Oflire, 106 We enn .supply you w it It uny111 in p iii Hie Mini'wiire lin also mi o-'o or :ii a c an Lebanon Hardware Co. Wtot Vain Cluet We are experts in our line TltV i s JONES, THE CLEAN tli Wt.it Fou'.lt E'.i.tl PLoiie "oT LEKANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Fvcrythine; for (ho iub. PORT automobiles. Vulcaniiing a sp'fiaity. Telephone 3'i2 Armory Umhiing ALTO LI VERY JOE COIL Comfy Uri in- lir as.ir.ati' Prirf. At Hreii ton's Garairf. 0lee Phone 2P4. Reel ierre 7fMl ( TV. II. GREEN HCNTIST First Nstlonal llauk Boildlcg Ksoks 0J-i04 Phone ll II. IJ. SHOOK , VETERINARIAN 0er Oak Drug Stora Telephone 313. Lebanon, lnd. Make Home Happier! Electric Lamps Peryolatorii Toasters, Irons Interstate Tub. Service Co CHAS. E. LEEKE For Groceries NO. I-1NIXR1 UIIAN liLIHt. Harrv Is. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL K1NIW OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Resiilenee phone. 2111: OHice, ll DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON UVK tAK. NOSK and TIii0T Ofl'ce over KtUi'.i Drug Store. i'KOKK 1 11. Jdil) Work at tieporU'r oHico Ut'pm ler, by mail, 3 a Yno .

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"Ycu Won't Miss" ; V Vi the money if you get a loan of lus on c-.ur oinail w eekly payment v' plan. Don't worry, but b us. leaks' NoU u Wll. $10 to S250 1 advanced upon rmiIU.e, I,ivc Write us for rates, Jtivinffsf o;u.,i;v aiiisu, v.aCi anil ac'Si cur at ion. arj w V. A. Swank l Craw Ford, ville, lnd. V ... li" H"" L'df- Phone P-C-IO 1 ?$$$$$$$.$ Prest-0-Lite Service Station Pnttcries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water.. . Jacob E. Wilco 112 East Main Street . Phone 199. - W00LEY & EDWARDS I10STOMAN SII0E3 Sprinjj 1017 Styles P. B. WINTERS CIIIKOPRACTOR di,'ir:i: 9-1 1 a. hi, 2-(, and 7-8 p. jl COr.'SULTA HON A.a SPINAL ANALYSIS FBKE M C,j.on-Nel Haig Phona THE SECI UITIES handled by Harry L. Kenworthy are safe and net the investor the la'p.'st rate of interest pmtsibia. Harry L. Kenworthy Residence phone. 224 i OfBca, IfflS DR. L. M. DEAVEN ISTK0PATH1C PHV8IC1AN r'arnieni Elatsi Tlnnk Bufiduif 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. PH0NT5 2E4. First Rural Loan and Savings Association lia t. aScrtdiaa at, KKanea II. P. New, Secretary I'hone 6 FINN ELL-COOMBS Lebanon's landinj t.oaiber Tart If You Ne.'d a Fiumher andNec-d Him ins Hurry. Call Telephone ao. un. MILLER KROS. DR. R. I). CARRJS0N PKNTIST rsrssera Stata Bunk Buiidif Kost:o8?i rvtjs