Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 234, Lebanon, Boone County, 29 June 1917 — Page 3
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tiu a-ih years of honest manufacturing has come In si ind for mavitmim iuality nt the rivht price to you. More men and women are wearing (iordon Hosiery today because of that condition. Our hosiery department is building up a permanent healthy trade herau '.e the people have confidence in the hosierywe sell.
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DR. L. M. BE A V EN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Ftmen State Hunk Building 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. PHONE 264. LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next la liiMuiUa Stall! Offlce phone 139. Open day Bight W. EL GREEN DENTIST first Natloaal Bank Bulling btm MJ 154 Pfcoa 1M AUTO INN Standard Oil Serv.ce Station No. 47 GAS 20 CENTS North Lebanon St Phone 21 FOR QUICK ELECTRICAL W ORK CALL J. E. BERKLEY Phone 978-L 124 West Smith Street DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE. EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over Etters Drug Store, PHONE 141. J Just Received a carload of I Palmo Middlings hog feed I UNION HARDWARE HI ONE 108 CO. WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SHOES MONROE AND PAT-, ERSQN CARS Monroe Sales Agency 20S West South Stmt. OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Hour: -tl a. v 't 1 ' ' Cint; ' f '
mm LAST NIGHT BY THE REV. A, L WARD Miss Greshen Law, of This City, I liecomes the Itride of Mr. Frank Ileflin. I.ast evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the Rev. A. L. Ward on Fiast .Main street the Itcv. Ward officiating, occurred the marriage of Miss Greschen Law, and Frank Heflin. Miss Law is the daughter of .Mr. and Mr. I Maries La and for sometime has been employed as bookkeeper for the l-adoge. Canning Company. Mr. Heflin is the son of Mrs. K. F. Ileflin. He holds a splendid position with the Frankfort (fas company. The young couple wi'l reside in thia city, ALL DAY MEETING. Mm. V. II. Adair and Mrs. J. U. Hall Entertain Halcyon Club. Mm. C. B. Adair and Mrs. J. R. Rail were hoste.-ws to the Halcyon cluh yesterday at nn enjoyable all d3y nreting held at the home of Mrs. Adair north of Lebanon. At noon the hostesses assi.ted by Mrs. Frank Adair served c vao course dinner at table prettily appointed with small cryxtal bankets of sweet peas. Many baskets of Crimson Rambler loses dec ora'ed the vario-is rin of the Adair home. Sewing for the Red Cross .society and conversation was the diver--ion if the afternoon. Fur dinner in the evening. Dr. Hall an'l son Clarence wei-e guests, the latter contribution -several vocal numbers, following the dinner. LEAVE K)K VACATION. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Miller, who have charge of the I'nion News stand in th" interurban station, will leave today for a vacation of aix weeks in Fiaukfoit and in Putnam county. Claude Bennett, of Cincinnati, son of the auiicrinU-ndent of the L'nion News company, will have charge of the stand during their absence. HEGI'LAR MEETING. The Home Guards of the Methodist Episcopal churrh will hold its regular meeting Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church with Helen Hush. (Jenevieve Elder and Marie Haer hostesses. Toi itisT cm'b meets. The Tourist club will have a meeting Friday aftern.ion, July 6 at the library ut which time the members are aked to come prepared to aew for the Red Cross society. The hour o' the meeting is 2;.S0 o'clock. C-on-.' ' new telephone directory. 1 May S-tf. Meat SU.-kot for your -,!. 62t2t
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Bf MISS ESTHER PEItiiNS
CLUBS DOING SEWING ! FOR THE RED CROSS1 Jolly Social Hour and Rain or j Shine Club Dispense With Programs. At all the social meetings of the various clubs which are holding meetings during the summer months the programs have been dispensed with and the hours are heing spent in Red Cross work. At meetings . of two c'ubs, the Jolly Social Hour and the Rain' or .shine club held yesterday the members completed sev ral articles for the Ri-d Cross shop. The Jolly Social Hour club was entertained at the home of Mrs, Nicholas liennett on ( lark stnet, and following the hour spent in s.'v.nig the hostesses served a two course luncheon. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Adair south ..f Lebanon with her daughter, .Mis. Joseph Coil of this city, hosto. The affair will lie in the nature of a pictur pally. I" hi kuin or None club ae entertained at the home of Mrs. Mort .Stephenson on (jrant street with Mrs. J. R. I'.ohanon and Mrs. Challes Kadol assistants, luring the social hour the hostesses s rved a plate luncheon The guests were Mrs. F.rvrea Jayne of this city and Mrs. Epperson of I'rawr'ordsville with Mrs. Lee Morris. Mrs. R. . Roberts, a new metnler. was also present. MARRIED THURSDAY. Mi-s L.mue AicMullen Becomes Bride of Willard A. Cohee. The jnnrriago of Miss l.enore P. McMulien. ilaughter of J. S. McMullen of near .Mechanic-burg, and Willard A. I'ohee, son of 1. 1). Cohee of neat Pike, occurred Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the Kev Homer Dale on .North west street, the Rev. f)ale officiating. The young couple will reside on a farm near Pike. NOON DINNER PARTY. Mr. and Mis. William Edwards of .South I-banon street entertained witi a noon dinner party Thursday in honor of their grandson, Lawrence Pale who is enjoying a five days' furloupr from the navy training station hicatei, at Creat Lakes. Wis. The guests witt Mr. Dale were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oale and son Charles Jr., Mr. and Mrs Claude Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Arthui Stevens and son Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Miss Margaret Heady and Miss May Dillon. MT. ZION. William liammack who is working on road work near Indianapolis, was me over Sunday. Heveial fioin this vicinity attended the funeral of Van Hictrins at his home in Advance, Saturday. Mr. Riggins was a pioneer anil an old settler of this nf ighborhowl. M. M. Kdrington anil family and Miss Nova Hillingsly from near Hazelwood, Willard Shelley and wife from near Custer Stop took dinnei 'ith V. K. Edrington and family of Hedge Valley Sunday. O. A. McC'laine and family visited Ray Whitely and family south of Ad vanee Sunday. iss Fern Graham w ho has been in the hospital at Ibanon for treatment of the throat, returned home F'riday much improved. The relatives and friends of (Zrand ma Oweas met with her in their regu lar reunion at her home near Bean school house Sunday. Those that took dinner with Roliert Adams and family Sunday were Rev. A. A. Hendricks, film McNoeiy and family from southwest of Advance and Harry Humpter and family of Max. Curt McClaine and family from near Whitesville visited his mother Mrs. Mary McClaine Sunday. IWG SPRING. Harry Gray r,f Memphis, Ind., nnd Harry Johnson and family spent Saturday night with J. II. Shoemaker and family. Ernest Harlan and family and Osrai Seeright and family spent Sunday with Glen Seeright and wife of !banon. Bcrnire and Boyd Pedigo of Indianapolis, sjient Thursday night and Friday with Harry Johnson and family. Russell Moore and family spent Sunday with John Wells of Pikes Crossing. Mr. and Mrs. Brack Johnson took Sunday dinner with A. N. Johnson of Lebanon and in the afternoon called on William Johnson and family of Pittaboro. Ed Wagner and, family and James Newcomer and wife spent Sunday with Isaac. Silver and famity. Mr. and Mra, Harry Johnson and son Buren spent Sunday with Herbert Jhn,io" and family of near Whitea-
PERSONAL MENTION.
Sum Rule of Indianapolis w& here Thursday. Mrs. A. H. Fclker ig ill at her home on East South street. Elmer Morrison mad; a business trip to Greenfield this afternoon. Misa Mina Overleea is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hall of Frankfort. Miss Louise Withrow is in Frankfort, the guest of Mrs. N'orah Reahurd. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Simmons and sort Olon spent the day in Indianapolis. Will J. Kelly will go to Chicago tomorrow on a several days' business trip. Mrs. an.l Mrs. Wallace Ellis, of naar Pittsboro, are visiting Mrs. Thomas Small. Mrs. J. W. Shelby and Mis. Frank Parr spent Thursday in Zionsville with friends. Miss P.eulah Powell is spending a few days in Frmkfnrt with Mr?. Dale Carter. F)lmer Wines, Alvin and Dave Bailee made a business trip to Indianapolis yesterday. Mrs. Maggie Ritchie an.l Mrs. Rachel Morrison ntti nded a wedding in Indianapolis Wednesday niglit; Mrs. Charles Williams, who has been ill for sometime at her home on East Elm street, is slowly improving. Miss Moselle .Smith will go to Martinsville this evening to spend the week-end with her brother Emory Smith. Afttr a visit of several days with Mrs. E. F. Ileflin, Mr.,. Caroline Wilson has returned to her home in Indianapolis. Mrs. E. M. Black man and daughter Ruth, are the guests of relatives and friends in Louisville, Ky., and Greenville. Ind. Mi's. Robert heyes of Frankfort, -pent Thursday with Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison and Mrs. Mary Fruits of Stringtown. Mr. and Mrs. Cuy Harmon of near Fayette were gue.-.ts yesterday of Mrs. Harmon's parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Beit Uoyit of South Fast street. Miss Ruby Dale. R. N. of Chicago an.l B. H. Day of Bedford, are spend:ng arrcral weeks with their sifter. Mrs. C. O. Cassa.lv, of Mechanicsburg. Mi.-s I.ilul, Ohavrr returned tvh: from Terre Haute where she ha.s been taking the twelve weeks summer emit e at the Terre Haute State Normal. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore, Mrs. l-e Taylcr. Mrs. Ha,-ry lnox and Mrs. Charles I'gan motored to Indianapolis this morning and spent the day. Williard Adams and daughter Miss Anna of Columbus, Ohio, are here for a visit with Mr. Adams' brother, G. E. Adams and w iff of West Chicago street. Mr. ad Mr.-.. V.'. P. OH.T.thrf sr.-I children nf North Meridian street have gone to Indianapolis to remain over Sunday with Mrs. Margaret 01dendorf. Miss Ruby Beatty left today noon for Chicago Heights where she will !e the guest for several days of Mrs. William Todd, formerly Misa Neoma Shophach. Miss Esther Allen will spend the week-end in Kokomo, the guest of Miss Eileen Wilson. Misa Wilson will iceomimny Miss Allen home for a few days' visit. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dodson an.l laughter Carylnn, of Atlanta, (ia., will arrive Wednesday for an extended isit with Mr. Hudson's mother, Mrs. Arthur Brown and family. Mr. and Mrs. Allien Johnson and on Iterschel, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn See--ight and Mrs. Joseph Cain will aten.l the commencement exercises to c held at Big Springs this evening. Miss Bernice Clark will go to Maron Sunday to remain over the Fourth with friends and rel-rtives. A class eunion will be one of the social affairs attended by Miss Clark while ifone. Mrs. Martha Morgan, Miss Virginia Simpson, George Ixidsnn and R. B. Dodson returned to their homes in Indianapolis this morning after a visit of a few (lays with Mis. J. M. Miller of Barronne street. Miss Marjorie Dodson, who is in Indianapolis taking the nurses' training ourse at the City hospital will arrive Sunday to spend her two weeks' vacation with her mother. Mrs. Arthur Hrown and family of Esplanade street. Mrs. J. E. Ball, who has been the guest for sometime of Mni. Milroy Powell and family of West Main meet returned home last evening accompanied by Master faster Ford who will fpend several days in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Miller of Richmond, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Chapman of Chicago, will motor from Chirugo to Lebanon Sunday for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Virgil Buntin, of North Lebanon street. Mr. and Mra. O. W. Masters and children, James Mark and Cather Lois of Anderson, and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Hunt of Waco, Texas, motored here from Anderson this morning and spent the day with Mra. Amanda Mas ters and family of Kaat South street. The members of the party will return to Anderson this evening wi.h the ex ception of Master Jan.es Mj .era who will remain for it longer vwit.
We arc Sh:,LLL;j Cc,:rj:l U Linc'j vf V! dDiiaMlW Jivumvu White and Colored Voiles. Lingerie, Linens, Shantongs and Silverljlooms , White Washable Skirts Pique, Gaberdine, Pekin Stripes and Novelty Weaves Silk Skirts Taffeta, Gros De Londre, Khaki Kool, Jersey, LaJerz and light colored Novelty Wool Materials Smocks-Middies-Norf oiks in all white and the popular shades of Rose, Green, Copen and Gold.
Lingerie, Tub Silks, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe NEW NAVY TAFFETA SILK DRESSES MAR HOF LINEN AND POPLIN SUITS LA CAM1LLE and MADAME (.RACE CORSETS ONYX AND NIAGARA MAID HOSIERY MUNSING WEAR. MUSLIN AND SILK UNDERWEAR KIMON AS. 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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Had Heen III Two Weeks Na tive of Kentucky Fun. eral Sunday. Mrs. Rutnn Goodwin, aged 81, died hortly after six o'clock this morning at her home in Whitostown. She had been ill two weeks. She was born in Kentucky Dec. 19, 18.t2, and was mar ried in 18M to the hit? Eli Goodwin. Three children survive, La B., Martha J., and Cora A. Def eased was a memlier of the Lutheran church at Whitestown. The funeral service will be held from the residence at two o'clock Sunday afternoon, the Rev. C. I.. Wartsler officiating. Interment at Mounts Run cemetery. COURT NEWS. In the case of the Central National Bank of C.reencastle vs. May Shuey et a!., on note, Hie motion of the defendants to dismiss cause, was sustained as to the de fendant May Shuey and overruled as to the defendant. Jesae Shuev. Judgment was rendered for the plamtilf ngtinst the delemiant Jesse Shuey for $19125, principal and interest and tZH attorney's fee and costs. In the ense of Genoa Thompson vs. Nathan L. Thompson, to modify ju.lgment, the petition was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff at her costs. WILLIAMS HOSPITAL. William Cannon, of Laurel, Ind., underwent a throat operation this morning. Dr. Williams operated. Philip fitark, of thi city, underwent a throat operation this morning;, Dr. Williamson operating;. Phone 26 for staple and fancy groceries. Doyle's grocery and meat market ' -2-2t-gtrawherry, e.nrieot and vanilla Ice I cream at Coombs' Drug store. -SS-2t.
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Commencing Monday, July 2nd, and continuing throughout July and August this store will close at 3 P. M. every evening except Saturday.
SMART NEW LOW SHOES It's oxford time now! W' are always ready to serve you. French Shoe Store, S: S. Square
OPERTIONS OF SLOT City Aiithirities Heed the Com plaints That Youths Were Playing the Machines. Yesterday the city authorities stop ped the operation of all chewing gum slot machines in the city which give "something for nothing." Several eof the drug stores, groceries, and res taurants had slot machines which give an extra package of gum every so often and the complaint was that the youths of lbanon were spending their pennies to profusely to take advantage, of the extra sticks. The machines may be operated now without the extra feature of the "something for nothTERHfNE. Newton J. King and family and Miss Zora Wilson called on W. W. Stevens and family Sunday evenig. Hazel Kimbje is staying with Mm C. M. Faussot. I red Coleman and fr ly spent Sunday with Jacob Ferguson and family. Richard Cox and wire, Lee King and family and Miss 7.ora Wilson took Sunday dinner with Newton King and family. Inland Fausset is back from Purdue Pete Clark and family and Clyde Hemhman and family spent Sunday with John Stoker nnd family. The Oild Fellow building at Terhune will soon be rebuilt. MARRIAGE LICENSE REITS ED. The application of Fred R. Sliger and Alma Baumis for a marriage license was refused by county clerk Leonard Titus, the would-be brids not heing a resident of B'" county. Both parties live in Indianapolis. White shoe sale at Clem Heaton's, Saturday, June 30.
Store Closed all day July 4
Piano Tuning Player Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All Branches W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55 lllrt-.fN?,. SIMMONS STEEL BEDS Any Finish COULTER-SMOCK CO.
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