Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 214, Lebanon, Boone County, 6 June 1917 — Page 2

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LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next as Interarbaa gutioa QSk phons) 1SS. Opt day A night -rt DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Liverv Barn Phones 7 and 2007 JONES, THE CLEANER Panama HaU Cleaned, 25c Phone 387 105 W. South St n b. snooK VETERINARIAN Ovar Uak Drag Stan Telephone US. Lebaira, hut AlRHARrS GARAGE J. a AIBHABT Agtncy tor the IJuick Aoto Room for Car. Expert Workmen 224 South Lebanon SU SEED POTATOES ALL KINDS Potato and Garden Fertilizer UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 The First National Bank The oldest and largest Lank la Boons county. rtone 6 PfNNELL-C00i:S3 Leeuvnli taaf Lt.V Tart

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Per Week NEW ILL CONNECTED IE' Twelve Inch Well. Recently Drilled Tests Out 300 Gallons a Minute. i A new twelve inch well was run- ! nected with the mams of the Lebanon water work for the first time this morning. This well wan just recently drilled hy James Kersej. Yesterday it was tested out and according to the estimates it is furnishing three hundred (rations per minute. It is one i hundred and four feet deep with j twenty foot of gravel. This gives the I water works five good wells now. j There are two twelve-inch, two cightI 'ch and the big dug well, j The work of cleaning the stand pipe was completed today. Yesterday i evening at Ti o'clock the rnen beg in empting it. The ' uter wan allowed to run into the sanitary sewer. To J lay employes of the water works took I hose and gave the pijie a thorough i scrubbing. Tonight it will be filled again. j TI10RXTOW S Mrs. John Brown sS'nt S.ilurdav njght and Sunday in laifayette the guet of her una Kd, and wife. W. J. Miller and wife spent Friday with Kd Ijijiham and wife at Sugar Main. Iliny IVifcinK and family spent Saturday night and Sunday in Lebanon witli Joe Sanders and wife. Mrs. Charles (ve!es,i relumed home Sunday after a two weeks' visit iit Lafayette with lir daugliU-r Mrs. Jennie Stw and family. Mrs. Pearl Miiler and son Ora l.ee and Mrs. Maggie Jjipham spent Saturday night and Sunday at Kentland the guests of their brother Sherman I Miller and family. ICrrtest Sprung and wife of near ! Shannnndale called on their daughter Mrs. Mike Campbell and family Sunday aftrrnoon. Mr. and Mrs. Stora Crimen and Mr. and Mr, Leo Grmet and Mis Isn-ing Grimes spent Saturday in Indianauolis. . Charles A'lin -d w"e, CMr'e j Laee an.! 'fe and Ma. V il'iara Alii n d r

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Arrangement Made For Or ganization Tour of Dr. Eflie Jones. WORK OF SUFFRAGISTS Dr. Jones to Speak in Lebanon June 28 Comes From Na tional Organization. An important meeting was held Tuesday afternoon in the library by the officers of the ninth district of the Woman's Franchise league. Thi meeting was called and arranged for by Mrs. Susan K. Wasson of Delphi Ind., and there were a number o other prominent suffragists present I'l l in over the distrirt. .The business of the meeting was to anange the .speaking dates for tinninth district for Dr. FJI'ie McCullom Jones, who is l:eld director ot tne National Suffrage organization. The services of llr. Jones have been given to the state of Indiana fur the pur pose of organization of sulfrago le:i gues anl to strengthen weak district: The ladies in session yesterday als made plans to fi.iar.ee suffrage woi in the ninth district. Thursday, June -"nh has been selected as the date for Dr. Jones to talk in lbanon, ami there will be a publicity campaign over the county to advertise her meeting here. On the evening of Junr i-;th, Dr. Jma-s sill an ...Hi.. In Xobk-avill?. Mm. It. 3. HiRirinn.vie piesident of the local league und Mrs. Wood Batman, county organizer were present at the meeting on Tuesday. Dr. Jones has recently come from Minnesota where she has been working in unorganized places. She is the first speaker to be sent by the national society in respon.-e to an appcul from the recent suffrage convention in Indianapolis, and I.ebanon if vry fortunate to have her here. Her whirlwind campaign is largely to pre pare the women of the state for the first exercise of the vote ir Indiana ivemen this fall. Appeal to Women. fr. Jones said before the Pearl of Directors at Indianapolis Monday: "The kind of u.-e to which Indiana women put their right of partial suffrage will be a large factor in determining the success of other campaigns. We want the women to make their influence felt. Indiana women have won a splendid victory and we are all proud of them. My work will be that of crystallizing suffrage sentiment and spreading knowledge in regard to the constitutional convention, and will p:ii-aii! the work of the Citizens' leai'ue." Mrs. Susan K. Wasson, organizer for i ho ninth district who was pre -cnt at th" meeting Tuesdays, has during her term of oflk-e been very successful in nriranuing franchise Ungues over the di-trict, and is recognized by the state franchise league as one of the di'-ndabie act ve snf frage workers. Mrs, Wasson gives rnueh of her time to suffrage -woik. and it is so much a part of her life, iliat. her little five-year-old daughter freiuentily asks: "Mother, when will I he old enough to vote ."' M'. Was son is the wife of Judge James Wasson of Delphi. Ind., w ho ha provided 'or his wife's convenience in traveling over the ninth district by purchasing her an automobile, for there is scarcel at day but that Mrs. Waskon has at least one meeting to attend. -Mi's. V.'a.--.-.on has Is-en to lebanon uiion l;.everl occasions aMd is e:-p-cial!y prouil of the I.elkanon franchise league. She is always a welcome visitor heie, and her talks are full of cn-courageno-nt and enthu.-'a.-m. CONSERVE LEtt Good Sized Audience Attended Meetini? Ust Niuht Hy kiws to be Prepared. A goiKl sir.id Towd alten.led the meoting of the lloonc t ounty Conic pee League held in the convention hall of the court house last night. The ollirers of the l"guo were authori.vl tn immeiliatlv draw un a set of hy-las and plans for the league's work. These will be prepared before. the next meeting- which is to be held 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon June lfi. W. L. flratton, chaimian of the leamie. oresi(let at last night s m-eting and in his speech told of hi ; .Vvires of what the league shall ac complish thia fall. NXwah rk i

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Do you want to earn few nirkela? Ju.it listen then. Kill the rats! The Civic League wants their feet For the four feet of a tat, we will pay you fir cents. Tie the four leg together and bring them to either the Stokes building or Julia Harney building next Monday. Come between 1:00 and 8:00 o'clock and get just as many nirkels as you have bunches of feet. TWO RECRUITS. James Tandy and Kenneth hellcy Join Company H. Only two recruits have been ob tained for Company H, within the past mree clays', these men are James Tandy and Kenneth Kelloy who signed up yesterday. Captain Slap'o and Private Chambers worked in the vic inity of Big Springs and Uadsden today. TWO FINE LIBERTY One at Mei-huniclurg and the Other at ElUaville IJoth Well Attended. The best Liberty Loan meetings that have 'yet bi.cn held in the county ,ere hohl at Klizavillc and Mii'hanirauig last night. The first meeting was hel.l at Klizavillc at T:30 o'clock :n front of the Bant tat church with an oxtra large crowd in aHen.iance, Here Judge l'arr presoled and the .jliooehes were made by uttorneys K. W. Adiity and Klza O. lingers. Im-n-.ediately alter this meeting the .irty started lor Mivhanlcsliurg where mother meeting was held at 8:40 o'clock. The F.liiaville meeting was laU' In starting and on the way to Mechanicshurg the party got into some bad road which delayed their arrival at the 'llurg. However, the little town was full of p oyi'e who roteiv-d 'lie Liberty Lean j-,.ty in the mot enthusiastic maniur that t!i- had vcr been weived in any i;f the former meetings. II, .' Mr. Kog-rs uesideil and thaao ire.-s.-s were made hy Mr. Adney and Judge Parr. The lloy Scouts assisted in both meetings last night. HOY ALTON. Mrs. Frank Harmon is on the si. k i.-t. Mis Kthc! Hawk, of near f'.rnwnsmig. was the Sunday guest of Misses l.oma and Ruth Wil.-on. Oiivi.- l.ainom wa.-. the Sunday guest .f Tina lian.ion. Jc.-s N'.-tf ar.'I fainily entertained at ?u-d!.y .linn.-. IMIie ll.irgin. ile-.ige urn.-.' ;! wile, and John Noll of Lruam.n. Mrs. Kiank ll-.rn.on and children. mer Aoi.legit,- an.l family of Clermont were Sunday gtl-'s's of Chariot Harmon a. id family. John ). tii. and family of Indi.u.ai'o'is nt'i-i.- .sjmUv guests of Charles Wallace ami family. John 1). Ciern nd famil;.-. "f la.liinapoli,, wire the Sunday night riirsts ijf hi.-, sister, Mrs. Samuel MRS. CANiEL LANIIES Resident of New Kohsi Nei(,'hborhood Expired Yesterday Morning. Mrs. Ihiniel Lane living west of S'ew K iss hut Mho formerly resided m this city dieil yesterday morning at the Mayo Hospital at Rochester, Minn., following an oeration which she underwent Monday. Mrs. Lane had been sulTeiing from a goiter -Ahich wis ri.'inoved liunng the opertion. The first reiori.s received here Monday sl.iU-I that ah 'nail sloml the oiwra'ion well and would probably recover but she suiTrirsi ri-laje and died sometime yesterday morning. The body was "hipnod ta New to arriving there this c.fternoon. The funeral arrangi-irteiitii have not been mar'e. Mrr. lane was about fi"y years old at the time of death. Ilesids the husband three rhi'oiren. Mrs. Thoma: Donley of Crawfordsvi'le, Henry und F.lizabcth Lane, both at home survive her. Mr. and Mrs. Ijine resided in this city about twenty years ago where he conducted a meat market on the cast sida of the square here. OFFICES ARE MOVED. The offices of the Ratal Credit Asocial inn are being moved today frtm he room in the folonial theater buildif to room SM in the Casori-NTetil

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VALUES UP TO S.S.73, $6.50. $6.95 COLORS Maise. green, peach, rose, gold, gray, flesh, while, apple, etc. SIZES Up to 53 waist measure. All on salo Thursday and Friday at $l.tt5.

READY KILLED INSTANTLY BY A FREIGHT TRAIN Lawrence Mi-Key, Son of A. T. McKey, Meets Sudden Death Near Illinois Town. Laurence Ms-Key, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McK-y. former residents of this city, was instantly kitlisd yesterday afternoon by a freight train near Champaign, III. The full particulars of the death have not yet b.:en learned hero. From the me.isage recevel this morning, however, it seems that the young man bad been working near Champaign for s.ine time. Yc,storftny he v.o'ked the en tite day and in tie evening had stuted to that cty to regi.-ter. H war too late for him to ratch a passenirer tram and he was riding a M wbetiier he was heating Ins way or not. It was not h.irne,t he'e I'x'ay how he was killed although tlie .-ago stated that he died io.t.intiy. The j ounij man was alsmt twenty-two yours old and trs- only son of Mr. and Mrs. McRcy. A. T. McKey is u brother of Hen F. M-Kry of thu city whi? left for Champaign early this morning. The young man was bom Ivre wl.ile his father was working on the Pioneer. .The funeral services will bo held at Champaign tomorrow morning ami the body will be xhipiwl from there at II): (JO o'elock arriving here ubmit I) o'clock. Hurial will be at the Oak llil! cemetery here immediately after d.e body arrives. There will be short .Tervict j at the grave. El'RAL UOI TE U. William Fall and wife were weekend visitors jn Inilinnapoli.s. Mrs. Kmmi (,'assiity's tlaaghter Mud who s in poor health is with her and taking trentmcnt at Ihanon. Sylvia and Mary Pauley were in Frankfort Wednesday attending a missionary mesling. Mrs. Watson Masters entertained UiP J. S. club Thursdiiy afternoon. An interesting pmrnm v.s nivn or Ku!i:er'i iy aad teeratnt day tm

Ladies' Suits In a most important sale of the year. Tailleur Suits $15.00 Garments taken from our regular stock; belted suits high waisted effects, fancy embroidered suits and the Tailleur suits, vacation suits, sport suits, afternoon suits, suits for sUet-L and suitSvfor most any kind of wear; colors are irreen, grey, gold, Copen, black and lots of navy blue; materials are serges, poplins, gaberdines and poiret twills; MC on sale now for V a and $12.50 ALTERATIONS FREE

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TO WEAR ON SECOND which each member present responded. A one course luncheon was served. Mr. Long of I.ehanon began work on tiie Thomas McIonald road last Tuesday building the grade. , lilen liiatlon and wife attended Memorial services at LVthel Sunday. Those who visited tilen iratton and family Sunday evening were Walter Mratton and wife of Indianapolis and Will Witt and family. Kemeii'tier the Precinct Community club meeting June t. A good program and address by II. v. O. V. Hector of Airvame will be given. I he J. S. N. ciub of Frankfort met with Sylvia and Mary Pauley ail day Tuesday. Homer liiatton and son Clondia of near Clayton visited his brother (ilen Hialton and family Friday night an. Saturday. Ernest Stewart and G. M. Yoris Chren to Serve at Coming Registration. nest Stewart of the IVmwrrat pnty and fiuy M. Voris of the l!epubliean arty will be the clerks of the registration hoard for the election of delegates to the Constitutional convention thiii fall. These clerks will have an office some place in the court iiouso. F.very roan and woman in the county whu expects to vote for a ih'legate to the convention at the elccticn this fall must register their name or they cannot vote. The registration will begin June 11 und will contmue for sixty days thereafter in oriler to fcivi.- all a cluince to register. The apfiomtmnts of these clerks were made by Clark Long, chairman of the Democrat parly and W. I. Hratton, c'-ai'man of tli Kopublican party. Kl KL KOI IT. SKVF.x; Miss Inxa Stephenson spent Sunday with Miss Helen Sample. Wesley Swo)W, wife and 'hughtcr Lena, called on Eugene StsphcnsoB and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. tut Mrs. Dennv PoweM and ,;i:fhier Mrv. of Ary aid Vr. and Mr. tr Morcaa k tity. H

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