Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 225, Lebanon, Boone County, 19 June 1917 — Page 3
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APPROACHING MARRIAGE Miss Katherine Wikwn to Wed . Paul It. Means, or In- . dianapolia. The approaching marriage of Miss Katherine Wilson of this city and Paul H. Mean of Indianapolis was nrmounce.i this afternoon at the regular meeting of the Tri Kappa sorority Held at the home of Miss Roze Moore on North Meridian Ftwt at which time a number of the intimate friends of Miss Wilson and Miss Moore were Mm ial guests. The announcement not made until late in the afternoon when the hostess served a two I'nurw luncheon, anil the names, Miss K a;h rino Wilson and Paul II. Moans, anl the date, June .')(!, were found wiitten on small white cards cont eaird m chocolate cookies which with in icf formed the second course. The announcement came as a surprise to the ma,ny Mends of Miss WiU.n ami Mr. Means who althnuvh knowing of the engagement were not aware of the near date of the wedlinir. Miss Wilson is the oldest daughter "f Mis. 'V. A. fiuiilio and since her resilience in this city, having come here from Nashville, Tenn., a number of years ago, has become one of lliannn's most popular young ladies. While residing in Tennessee Miss Wilson attended a girl' school at (Salton, Tenn. Mr. Means is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Means of Indianapolis, foi mer residents of this city. He is a itladuato of the Lebanon high :;chool and attended Indiana university. While a student at Indiana he became a member of the university chapter of the Sigma Nu fraternity. Mr. Means hohls an excellent position with the T'rest-O-I.ite manufacturing company at Indianapolis. Following the short business session of the meeting this afternoon the hours were sfient informally and during the social hours the special guests vere: Mrs. Byron Jones, Mrs. Clark Berry, Mrs. Ralph Goodwin, Mrs. Alva Martin. Mrs. Kussell Ritchie Mrs. Ira Marker and the Misses Helen Kenworthy. Joy Shelby, Iona Winn, Hazel Perkins, Jean Morris, all of this city and Mrs. Ollie Berry of Tuttle. N. D. The various rooms of the Moore h'Mne were decorated with vases and bowls of peonies, sprays of mock orange blossoms and honeysuckle. SOCIAL CALENDAR. WEDNESDAY. Tabitha Helpers of Central Christian Church Mrs. Goldsmith Hedges. 2 SO. Woman's Home Missionary Society M. E. church, 2:15. Willing Workers of the Walnut Street Ilaptist church Mrs. William King, i:-u. THE RS DAY. King's Daughter Class of First Baptist Church Mrs. Ollie Dodd, 2:15. FRIDAY. Thimbleine club Mrs. Elisha Part ner, 2:0. TO MEET WEDNESDAY. The regular meeting of the Woman's ome Missionary society of the M. E. church wiil lie held at the church Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. All of the ladies of the church arc invited. TO MEET WITH MRS. KING. The Willing Workers of the Walnut -treet Baptist church will meet with Mts. Wiliam King of Oak street Weine..day afternoon. A good attendance of members is desired. THE MAKING OF A FAMOUS MEDICINE. -Few people realize that over 350,000 pounds of various herbs are used annually in making I.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and these herbs all have to be gathered at the season I the year when their medicinal properties arc at their best. The watchword in preparing these herbs is cleanliness, the process of pei.-olation is perfect All utensils and tinks are sterilized and the medicine is pasteurized, clarified and filtered before it is bottled for the consumer. It is this wonderful combination of herbs, together with the skill and care used ill the preparation, which has made this famous medicine so suc cessful in the treatment of female, ills. -Adv. SMART NEW ' 4 time now! Wt art
PERSONAL MENTION.
H. O. Robbini was la Indianapolis today on business. Mrs. M. E. Anderson is ill at her borne on East Main street James A. White made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday. George Hurt, son of Mr, and Mr. Harry Hurt of West Chicago street, is ill. Mrs. Frances Spencer spent the week-end in Cincinnati with her brother. I. P. Hooton and A. S. Cory made a business trip to lndianaplois this afternoon. Mrs. Maty Custer of near Shapnondale, a .'crmer mident of this city, is very ill. Atr. W. P. Ray! and Mrs. N'arcy Shan weie in Whitctown today the (guests of relatives. , Miss Mary Gilmore who has been attending a camping party near Delphi returned home tm.ay. Mrs. Alva Martin and son have returned from a short visit with James Martin and family of Indianapolis. Walter Hiatt 'vas culled to Indianapolis early this week on account of the death of his uncle, Oliver Hiatt. Miss Elizalieth Martin of Crawfnrdsville is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Martin of West Busby i street ' Mrs. Emma Stephenson and her daaphter Dorothy were guests of Mrs. Mattie I'cery of near Thorntown Sunday, Mi. Jcnme Thompion and daughter Miss Muhel spent the week-end in Indmnapo'is, with Mrs. Thompson's daughter. Mrs. William Eobdell. Mary Josephine, the little daughtel of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lasley of West Ash ptreet, is spending the week in Jamestown with her aunt, Mrs. Artie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higbee and daughter Margaret and son Donald motored to Cruwfordsville Sunday and spent the day with George Hall and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Voorhees and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Donold Byrd motored to Indianapolis Sunday where they were guests of Dr. Early and daughter. Mrs. C G. McLaughlin and daughter Ruth Iiuise of Ilinton, West Virginia, are here for a few days' visit with Isa Pollard and Mr. Charles Patterscn and family. Mrs. Samuel Atrson of Coffeeville, Kansas, and Mrs. Newton Armstrong of Armorvilla, Texas, are here for a few weeks' visit "vith relatives in the south part of the county. Mrs. Charles M'tchell and daughter Miss Magdaline returned last evening from Insing, Mich., where they have been spending a week with lluren Mitchell and family, tioned cities. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lasley of West Afh street had as their dinner guests Sunday. James A. Rogers, Mrs. Walter Smith and children of Jamestown, and Silvanis N. Rogers of Spickard. Mo. J. W. Witt and family who since the burning of their home on East South street have been residing in the Butner property on the same i:t)eet arc moving into their home which has been rebuilt. Mr. and Mrs. ft. E. Keeserker of Mary, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ewers and daughter Carrie were week-end guests of Mrs. Keesecker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cunninghum -t southwest of Iebanon. Mrs. Earl Showers of Los Angeles. California, who has been visiting relatives at Hloomington, is now the guest of her dster, Mrs. Isalene Woodward of South East street. Mrs. Showers will spend several weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis an! daughter Virginia have returned from a visit with relatives in Fountain Ciy and Richmond. Mrs. Davis and daughter were gone two weeks, Mr. Davis upending one week ut the above menMrs. J. H. Stone of Watseka, III. who has been visiting her father, J. M. Shulti and other relatives for the past three weeks, returned home Sunday, accompanied by her niece. Miss Esther Hedges, who will spend two weeks at Watseka. Mr. nnd Mrs. William F. Smtih of West Walnut street entertained Sunday at linner Mr. and Mrs. Lswrence Ross and children. Miss Ethel Smith and Fred McCoy of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Runge, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith nnd Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClain of this city. BI-WEEKLY MEETING. The regular bi-weekly meeting of the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church was held last evening at the country home of Mrs. David Glendenning west of Lebanon. Miss Gaynell Stump had charge of the devot'onal exercise; Mm. William Virtue gave a report from the home station in Porto Rico; Miss Lolita Berraw toll interesting facta concerning the life of Dr. Harriet Allen, a Guild LOW SHOES always rady to aem yon.
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gave ah a p i,it.' J m t a t piogram Hie hostevs S4rv.1l a iuir - eon. Mrs, Clark Berry wm a sp.-cu! guest The next meeting of th (Sudd will be held Julv II at which time
picnic will he enjoyed. At this meeting reports from the Winona School of Missions will be give by the delegates, Miss Mary Tolls ami Mrs. Glendenning. Other members of the local society who will attenl will be Miss Lolita Bercaw and Mrs. William Virtue. TO ATTEND PARTY. Miss Lolita Bercaw will go to Indianapolis this evening to be a guest at a party to be given at the home of Mrs. Clyde Weir on North Talbot street, in compliment to Miss Jeannette Coughlin a bride-elect. The party will, be in the nature of a handkerchief shower. NOON DINNER PARTY. James W. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lasley and children of this city; Mrs. Walter Smith and' sons, Floyd and Warren of Jamestown and S. N. Rogers of Spickard, Mo., were the guests at a noon dinner party given yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lasley of South Lebanon street MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Past Chiefs association which was to have been held this week has been postponed a week. Further date of the meeting will be announced later. NEW ROSS. Finley P. Mount, the president of the Romney Machine company, of l.fipnrte, Ind., ipcnt GatUiiU) oeniiig and Sunday with relatives here. The regular meeting of the Berean Bible class was held last Thursday afternoon at the farm residence of Mrs. Thomas Walker one mile north of town. The meeting was opened with song and prayer. An interesting feature was a reading given by Miss Hazel Walker "Brother Frenchman." After the business session refreshments consisting of ice cream and strawberries were served. The members present were Mesdames Margaret Harris, Grace Hratton, Mary Ramsey, Hattie Troutman, Maud Brown, Nina Evans, Rhoda Wallrtip. Dora Reiter, Anna Butler, Minnie Tip ton, Eva Wall. Curtis Mitchell, Elizabeth Gray, Delia Baber, Rachel Needham, and Anna Woehl, The visitors were Miss Irene MiUheltrce, Mrs. Allie Walker of Ladoga, and Messrs. William Walker, William Ramsey, Emmet Walker, Waiter Mclntire, and Robert and Dwight Lynch of Mansfield, Ohio. A committee was ap pointed to frame resolutions of sympathy on the death of Mrs. Effie Lane, no was at the time of death the secretary of this society. The next meeting will be held at .the home of Sirs. George Ensign the third Thurs day in July. William Hams spent Saturday evening, the guest of relatives in Crawfordsville. R. M. Booher, wife and daughter Thelma were week-end guests of rel atives in Lafayette. They made the trip by auto. James E. Martin, wife and daugh ters Helen and Beatrice of Indian apolis came Saturday for a visit with friends in this community. E. V. Powers transacted btlsiness In Indianapolis Thursday. Carl Krate and H. E. Meado were in the Hoosier capital Saturday alternoon on business. 1 Charles Thompson was in the coun ty peat on business Saturday evening. The Misses Hazel and Ruth Jones of Indianapolis were week-end guest of their parents C. E. Jones and family. Byron Johnson of the Great Tjikes training station at Chicago was home over Sunday. Miss Mae Stafford of Chicago was the Sunday guest of her friend Mrs. John Eusey. The following New Ross residents enjoyed the ball-game at Indianapolis Sunday: H. A. Wall, Z. J. Walker, U. P. Harris, Ward Gray and I'. E. Graves. Class No. 7 of the Christian Sunday school will be entertained next Friday night, June 22 at the Christian church. Cln.-ses 5 and 10 will be the hosts. This will be the settlement of a friendly contest in the school whirh was derided some time ago. Mrs. Taylor Emmert and Mrs. V. P. Harris were in Indianapolis Saturday. Robert Multcndore and family of Brownsburg spent Sunday here the guests of relatives and friends. A, D. Harper and family of near Shannoi.dale and Ollie Schenck of Waynetown were pleasantly entertained at Saturday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stipe. Little Sherman Moore is getting along fine after undergoing at Crawfordsville last week an operation for the removal of tonsils and adenoids. Edgar Ot term an and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Ottoman's niece at Lebanon Sunday. Mis Catharins Thomiwe returned to her horns in New Ross Sunday after spending two weeks iUi relatives in the Shannondale neighborhood. In honor of her fifty-ninth birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark entertained at their beautiful farm horn south ef here last Sunday a h"'t 0 relieves
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antly entertained in various ways. Mrs. Clark has long since been rec ognized as an expert in the culinary line and her effort on this occasion was no exception to the rale, a those present can testify. She received a i.umber of nice presents by her many friends who wish her many happy re turns of the day. Those present were Oliver Pennington and wife of La-1 doga, Claude Clark and family of j Crawfordsville, William Clark and I family of Koacidaie, rred tiarg ana wife of Jamestown. Charles Clark and family of New Ross, Sam Davidson and wife of Jamestown and Clarence Smith and family of North Salem. H. I. Starnes of Crawfordsville was n mir town Monday on but.incs foi the Review. THORNTOWN. James French and wife were the Sunday guests of William Shclton and family of No. 7. Mrs. Charlotte SanderB of near New Hope is spending the week with her father Sel Hendrickson. Miss Thelma Ross of Indianapolis is visiting; her cousin Miss Mary Altum. Lyle Miller and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday at Frankfort. Harvey Peikins and wife spent Sunlay with Mrs. Anna Voris at Lebanon. Harold Martin of Indianapolis and Charles Butler of Ibanon were the guests of Adrian Grimes Saturday and Sunday. Michael Campbell spent Monday in Indianapolis. Mrs. James Gott and daughter Edna of Lebanon were here Saturduy afternoon, calling on old friends. Mrs. Bessie McKenzie spent Satday and Sunday in Lebanon. Will Brown and wife of Pikes Crossing called on Mrs. James French Saturday afternoon. Veva Campbell returned home Sat urday afternoon after a week's visit at Lafayette. FAYETTE. Rev. Benson of North Salem at tended church at Mt Tabor Satur day and Sunday. Attendance at Sunday school Sunlay was 44. There will be a Red Cross meeting of Perry township Wednesday night of this week at the Central school building. There will be a irpeaker Rev. E. A. Williams will preach at Mt. Tabor church, both morning and night of the first Sunday in July. Everybody invited to attend. Miss Efrte Sullivan entertained the members of her Sunday school class, which is the Junior class at her home Tuesday afternoon of last week. Thel members of the class present were; Misses Mabel Bateman, Esther Smith, Lusa Hali'y, Pauline Weber, Marjorie Shirley and Marie Dinsmore. The visitors were Misses Eva and Evelyn Weber and Mary Sullivan. JAMESTOWN, R. R. T. A. R. Dott of Lebanon built fence for Uncle Bill Hedge and Robert I. Bennett last week. Frank Heady who has been quite sick with pneumonia for the past month is able to be about again. Marion Pavey and wife, Joseph Hall and wife and Miss Ruby Beaty of Lebanon; P. N. Bailey and wife. Edgar Bailey and wife, and Miss Charlotte Ellis of Lizton visited with the family of Robert I. Bennett Sun day. Irnri and Ed Heady and Otha Kibby and family visited Grandma Heady Sunday, MOUNTS RUN. Will Ottinger is on the sick list Perry Engledow and family spent Sunday with William Ottinger and family. Samuel Ottinger spent Sunday with L. A. Dltzenbergcr and family. LitUe Ruth Hodge is spending a few weeks with her grandfather, L. A. Ditzenberger. Leonard Johns mad a business trip to Sheridan Monday. I Mr. and Mrs. Ottinger spent yester day In Lebanon. John Thompson and family spent
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