Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 233, Lebanon, Boone County, 28 June 1917 — Page 3

Social Happenings BY MISS ESTHER PERKINS

The woman who appreciates fine hosiery will never change from Gordon HOSIERY

Gordon HOSIERY

The shapeliness, the styles, the durability are the three reasons for its popularity. At our hosiery department you will find Gordon Hosiery in pure lustrous silk, lisle and fine quality cotton. Buy your hosiery needs now while the variety is greatest.

Economy SAVES YOU MONEY

DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIClAN Farmers State Bank Building 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. PHONE 254. LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next to Interurban Station Office phone 139. Open day night W. H. GREEN DENTIST First National Bank Building Rooms 303-304 Phone 181 AUTO INN Standard Oil Service Station No. 47 GAS 20 CENTS North Lebanon St. Phone 21 FOR QUICK ELECTRICAL WORK CALL J. E. BERKLEY Phone 978-L 124 West South Street DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over Etter's Drug Store. PHONE 141. Just Received a carload of Palmo Middlings hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SHOES MONROE AND PATERSON CARS Monroe Sales Agency 202 West Sooth Street. OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Hours: 9-11 a. m.; 1-5 and 7-8 p. m. Consultation and Spinal Analysis free 230 Cason-Neal Bldg. Phone 633 X-Ray Spinograph Department

MARRIAGE YESTERDAY. The marriage of Miss Emma Florence Etchison of this city and James L. Shingler of St Louis, Mo., took place Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Farmer's State Bank the Rev. Homer Dale officiating. Mr. Shingler is a railroad fireman with a run out of Lafayette. The couple will reside in this city, for the pre- sent. MOVE TO INDIANAPOLIS. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rumbaugh who have been residing in Lebanon for several years left today for Indianapolis to make their home. The Rumbaugh millinery store on South l,ebanon street owned by Mr. and Mrs. Rumbaugh will be in charge of Miss Nettie Jones assisted by Mrs. Hinkie Parsons and Miss Erma Meadows. GAVE DINNER PARTY. Miss Leota Price entertained with a dinner party last evening at her home south of Lebanon in compliment to Miss Lail Newkirk. of Gary, house guest of Miss Alpha Perkins. Other guests with Miss Newkirk and Miss Perkins were the Misses Esther and Hazel Perkins and Miss Kitty Swails. REGULAR SOCIAL MEETING. The Star class of the First Christian Sunday school, taught by Mrs. Charles Miller, will hold their regular social meeting Friday evening at the homme of Miss Eva Hauser on Lafayette avenue. DOVER STATION. Ora Sutton and Austin Beaver, of Advance, put up some new poles and line wire for the Advance telephone company near here the first of the week. James Gordon and wife visited Thursday with Jesse Emmert and wife of North Salem. Lon Bratton and wife visited Sunday with R. G. Batman and family of New Winchester. Clair Bratton and wife visited Sunday with George Crim and wife of 123. Charles E. McClain and wife and son Orin and Ralph Jones and wife attended a reunion near New Ross Sunday. Mark McDowell and wife and Clair Leeke and wife motored to Cataract Falls Sunday. Miss Opal Batman of New Winchester is visiting with Lon Bratton and wife. Bert Titus and family of Salem were the guests of A. L. Titus and family Sunday. John Ben Jones visited Monday with Ralph Jones and wife. Clair Bratton and wife attended a strawberry supper at Rev. O. V. Rector's at Advance Monday night. Will McClain of Indianapolis, and Karl McClain of Shannondale, called on Charles E. McClain Sunday morn- ing. Coming a new telephone directory. May 3-tf. Reporter on R. R. $3.00 Yearly Job Work at Reporter office

CLEARED $30.

A "500" and Bridge Party Given For Benefit of the Red Cross. A profusion of American flans, emblems of the Red Cross society and baskets, wallpocketa and vase of Crimson Rambler roses and other burden flowers appointed the Elks' hall Wednesday afternoon for the delightful "500" and Bridge party given by the Fortnightly Embroidery club for the benefit of the Red Cross society. Thirty dollars was the amount cleared, the same to be turned over to the lioone county Red Cross chapter. After the games the priies were awarded, Mrs. Byron Jones receiving first prise in "50(1" and Miss Virginia Brown second. Mius Ruth Herdrick was awarded the first trophy for the high scrre in bridge and Mrs. Will J. Kelly received second. Following the awarding of the prizes Mrs. Roy Metayer, accompanied by Miss Ruth Perkins, pianist, sang a group of songs: "Till I Awake" (Sciler); "Sequildilla" from Carmen (Bezet) and "Inter Nos" ( Mt-Fayden). The pleasures of the afternoon were concluded with the solving of a plate luncheon, sweet peas being given as favors. A number of out-of-town ladies were present, the following from Frunkfort being guests of Mrs. Irwin Brown; Mrs. Fred Orear, Mrs. William Robinson, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Dr. Ruddell, Mrs. Frank U. Coulter, Mrs. Oscar Laverty, Mrs. (iuy Bergen, Miss Louise Houston and Miss Ruth Brown. Miss Mary Moure and Mrs. A. R. Archey of Thorntown were guests with -Mrs. W. C. Davis; Mrs. Marvin Thistlethwaite of Sheridan guest with Mrs. Will J. Kelly and Mrs. Clarence Fall of Indianapolis with Mrs. I F. Jones. THE JUNE MEETING. Loyal Woman's Clans of Christian Church Met Yesterday. The June meeting of the Loyal Woman's class of the Central Christian Sunday school was held Wednesday afternoon in the church vestry which attractive with many baskets of garden (lowers. Afatr a short business period an enjoyable program unter the direction of Mrs. Elisha Part ner was given. Miss Corabell Honan played two piano numbers; Mrs. Emma Wade gave a reading, "Little Things"; Miss Allen sang, "Good Night"; little Miss Inei Swails gave a reading; Miss Elizabeth Martin of Crawfordsulle, accompanied by Misa Janice Coombs. sang and the Misses Mary and Inez Swails pliyed a piano duet The hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Partner, Mrs. Valeria Kernodlc, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Mary Hedge, Mrs. Sofie Cock, Mrs. Martha Ludlow and Mrs. Kernodle. Forty members of the class enjoyed the afternoon's program. JULY 19 CHOSEN. Time Arranged For Canning Demon stration of Cooking Club. July 19 is the time arranged for the canning demonstration to be given be fore the members of the Cooking Club. The demonstration will be in charge of Miss Alma I Garvin of Purdue university. The place and hour of the meeting will lie announced later. THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. Byron Jones, Mrs. Clark Berry. Mrs. Ralph Goodwin and Miss Katherine Wilson, a bride-elect were the honor guests at a Thimble party given this afternoon by Mrs. Alva Martin and her sister. Miss Mary Gilmoro at the home of the former on Fordice street. Summer flowers converted the various rooms into a veritable garden and in the archway between the living room and dining room wns arranged a lattice intertwined with wisteria blossoms. Following the hours spent in needlework and conversation the hostesses, assisted by Miss Lucile 1 1 -more and Miss Dorothy Clark served a plate luncheon. Among the guests was Mrs. Clarence Fall of Indianapolis. Q!T ARTF.RI, V MEETING, The quarterly meeting of the Ben F. McKey Bible class of the M. E. Sunday sc' ,j was held yesterday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. George Q. Adams on East Superior street with section two of which Mrs. E. Thornherry had charge, hostesses. The regular program which is given at these social meetings was dispensed with yesterday and the hours spent in hemming towels for the boone county chapter of the Red Cross. During the afternoon a number of piano selections were given by Miss Pearl Adams. Late in the after noon the hostesses served light re freshments. TO ATTEND HOUSE PARTY, Miss Conine Lewis will go to Thorntown this afternoon for a visit with Miss Emma Aldridge and to at tend a week-end house party to be gi by Misa Katherine Zeigler. Misa Mary Miller and Vim Ella Mae Pratt will also be guets at the bout party-

PERSONAL MSrVTIOX

Mrs. J. S. KcDaniel Of North West street is ill. Mis. Charles Stephenson ia ill at her home on Jameson street. Mrs. H. G. Bowman ia very ill at her home on Jameson street. Mrs. Frank B. Hawkins and Mies Mary Moore have gone to Columbus for a few days' visit. Miss Alpha Perkins and house guest, Miss Lail Nenkirk of (Iary, spent the day in Indianapolis. Mrs. Laura Potts went to Danville, Ind., today for a two weeks' visit with Mr. Mary Hadley and other friendi. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibson have returned from Lauyctte where they visited friends and relatives for a few days. Albert Cunningham leaves Saturday evening for Cincinnati where he will visit his daughters, Mrs. Zulo Peters and Miss Ella May Cunningham. Mrs. Massa Eastbom, of Wntseka, 111., is the gueiit of her niece, Mrs. Nancy (iilmore. of North Lebanon street and other relatives in the county. Mrs. W. S. Bailey, of UFollette, Tenn., and Mrs. Pierson Mendenhall, of Indianapolis, will spend the week end with their sister, Mrs. T. S. Allen, of East Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coverdale and Mrs. Josie Saltzgaber will go to Martinsville tomorrow to remain over Sunday, the guests of relatives at the Home Lawn sanitarium. Morris Ritchie left this afternoon for Ann Arbor, Mich., for a few days' visit with his daughter, Mrs. J. D. Coons. From here he w-ill go faither north fur a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hall Hamilton and child! en of Milwaukee who are motoring to Middletown. Ohio, were guests Ir.st night of Mr. ami Mrs. Irwin Srown of North Meridian street. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DulT and son James of Pittsburgh, Pa., will arrive Saturday to Siend the summer with Mrs. Duff's mother. Mrs. Amanda Campbell of East Main street and with Mr. Duff's parents in Salem, lad. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Sicks of East Pearl street will go to Indianapolis tomorrow for a few (lavs' visit with Mr. Sicks' daughter, rMs. J. O. Lewis. ami also Mrs. Minerva Dorman, Ray eese and family and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ottinger. Miss Elizabeth Martin of Crawfordsville. who has been spending several davs with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Martin of West Busby street hap gone to Thorntown for a visit with her uncle anil aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin. Mrs. Gertrude Nevitt, of Indiana polis, is spending the week with her aunt, Mrs. Sidney Cook of North Jameson street. Mrs. Cook and guest spent th first of the week with Mrs. l.illie Smith of west of Thorntown. Today Mrs. Thomas Anderson of West Walnut street was a guest at the Cook home. Mrs. Charles Neese and daughter. Miss Donna, who have been spending several weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Horner and Mrs. Charles Butner left yesterdiy for Indianapolis for a short visit before going to their home in Grecnsburg. Miss Mabel Burgin will go to Indianapolis tomorrow to join Mrs. Neese and daughter. accompanying the mto their home for a several days' visit NEW BRFNSWICK. Wm. Ragsdule, wife and son Vena of near Pittsboro spent Sunday at John Myers'. Mrs. W. T. Dinsmorc returned home Sunday from a two weeks' visit with relutives at Pitt.-boro ami Brownshnrg. Rev. T. A. Hall f died his regular appointment here Sunday morning and night Attendance at Sunday school was l.'i8. John W. Dim-moie and wife spent Sunilay at L. Wiley's. C. H. Waller und wife spent Sunday at G. W. Ragsdale's. George HafTner and family and Chris. HafTner called in the afternoon. Rev. T. A. Hall, Marion Dinsmore. wife and daughter Ortha, and Miss Hlanrhe Dinsmore took dinner Sunday at h. S. V oodward s. The annual home coming will be held the fourth Sunday in July. R. R, NO. I, Miss Gladys Amirk returned from the hospital last Saturday and i get ting along nicely. Mrs. Mae Gates, Mrs. Liszie Beck and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson. Earl Watson and Dorman Gates spent Sunday with Glenn and Forest Eaton. Mrs. Morton Kimmell ia slowly improving. The Children'a entertainment was well attended Sunday night at Milledgeville. Those who (pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Gates of Lebanon, Owen Gate and family and Misa Armourrell Lewis. Miss Lucile Gates and Miss Norma Gates spent Sunday with Hiss Mary & Lewis,

. ..ft COli.i-rW.iw JJ JL Wfc WfcJ I of While and Colored Voiles, Lingerie, Linens, Shantongs and Silverbloom3 I White Washable Skirts 1 of Pique, Gaberdine, Pekin Stripes and Novelty Weaves.

Silk Skirts of TafTeta, Gros De Londre, Khaki Kool, Jersey, LaJerz and light colored Novelty Wool Materials Smocks-Middies-Norfolks in all w hite and the popular shades of Rose, Green, Copen and Gold. Waists of Lingerie, Tub Silks, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe. NEW NAVY TAFFETA SILK DRESSES MAR HOF LINEN AND POPLIN SUITS L CAMILLE and MADAME GRACE CORSETS ONYX AND NIAGARA MAID HOSIERY MUNSING WEAR, MUSLIN AND SILK UNDERWEAR KIMONAS. STRAIGHT LINE GINGHAM DRESSES TWO-PIECE BREAKFAST SETTS GLOVES, NECKWEAR, PETTICOATS AND FIXINS All lines complete in assortments. Come and see me

Store Closed all day July 4

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lOt The United States Will Take Up Problems With That Country. (By lc rslnsn'foanl Nir SitWcc.) U'ASJUI Vi:TflM Tune IH The problem presented by the Russian war aims "no annexations and no contributions" which are in serious , .!,,. ,.,u, i, ,,, ,,-,l terms of the other entente allies, will oe iormany ias,-n up oy me joifc-u Suites witn the Russian government. Secretary of State Lansing made it plain today that other than President Wilson's recent note to the Russian people, there has been no diplomatic i-orrespormeiiic no .ni.vn uir matter will be "straightened out" through diplomatic conference. 1 nave not me ngniei nouot, Secretary I,ansing said, "that the matAmerican diplomats will attempt to firing ine Hllsi:n gnvrrnniem ui me views of the United States as officially expressed in the president's note early in June. "No territory must change hands, the president said, "except for the purpose of securing those who ineity. No indemnities must be insisted LITTLE CHICAGO. Dick Watts and family spent Sun day with Stip West and family. j. M. French and wife and Floyd French and wife of Ibanon, enter lalned at the Aaron Virtue home Sun ilay. jess Kersey end wife of near Hazelrigg, is visiting James Miller and family. Albert and Marie Clark and Myrtle Perrigan are on the sick list Lloyd Neese, wife and daughter ixia ViviBn of near Whitestown spent Sunday with James Miller and fam ily. Lawrence Whlteman and family of Kirkiin and Lawrence Bower spent Sunday with Joseph Hawkins B'kI family.

Commencing Monday, July 2nd, and continuing throughout July and August this store will close at 5 P. M. every evening except Saturday.

SMART NEW LOW SHOES It's oxford time now! We are always ready to serve yon

French Shoe Store, EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone luu-Y West Main St mthk of iiHini.K i.Frrri.tu. According to the pnvfstnns of on set apnrovi'd Man ii 12. Iau7. br the cifneml Assembly of tho main of Indiana, nonce Is litri by kiv-h tn.it the ho:ird of county commissioners f Hwmt county, Indiana, will rrt'l r av.ili-.t prop.Kil in this Ati'lilor'n otll.-e: o( s u.l fi'iiniv. ui 10 'i o'. I... k . n.. T.a4, Juif a, IblT, for thr rum lion .iiiU repair of th' No. -ir tbie nam iwin 1 M..n. r-infi'od concrel iwin 17-foot cl its, with n I wi-st. h-.llm.nn. i In me iilw 2a-fDut ,'iMtr !" f.n.TBle. lUt-inp Pri.lK ,ii. cU- winy und btj ?'l km' t 1 on l 1. township 1 wst. Kstlmate, i . . in r 10-fooT rlour spa Pri.lK' I abut -nil. 1 ti 1 1,790. r w rMnfo Mo. s-tTOne tH'W IS foot clear spun, 'lnt.ir.pil ron'-rci. tlit-tup brl.tlf, Ith new ron.TMte wti,H iiu.l UulniH. Io.'ui.mI np.'iion township is . nt leii.t two freh il.l n l.lfnrs of th state of Iniiln l approve! bon.hn tractor shnll promptly pay all debts nv.tirren' by him, mcluilins: labor and material and for boanllnir th laborers thereon. Contracts to be awarder lo tha beat re.ponslble hl.toer or bl.ldara. Tb board of enmmisa rvet tha rlcht to rejc-t any an4 H hi.l. Witnees my hand and tha seal of th boa.rl of rnmmltifnnr, thta 12th day of Jan, U .oiiotv. Itwi

Store Closed all day July 4

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