Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 243, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 July 1917 — Page 2

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State Auto. Insurance Covers Complete , Z. C SMITH 104 North Meridian. 306 South Lebanon. I'hon. 9S2-Y Phone 206 DO IT YOURSELF fo it your telf. Make your old car look hij. Ask ua about it. NODES' DRUG STORE WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION For Tuberculoma, Asthma. Bronchial Catarrh, etc. Aak ua about it. LONG & DAVIS PIEL'f'OOMBS Lett lWie Nrir Tar CRENTON GARAGE Anton and Auto Supplies ft Main Street Rsane 2S4 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Single edpe, per docea..... Hit Double, edga, per doira tie pay portage on way. - ilarkrr & Son. Iehanon CROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS CORY & BRATTON fCXEBAL DIRECTORS OSre pboM W; Residence phonee 240 and mi Stash? Block, East South Strati

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Committee Urges Farmers t Report Good Fields of Wheat.

. Several inquiries have been reeeivec by Virgil Buntin, chairmen pf the aced wheat aelection compaign in - Boone eottnty, as to where certain HnH o seed w heat might be obtained One o these was from another county, asking where good Rudy wheat could be obtained in this vieinity. The com mittee uiges that all farmers who have good fields of wheat report it so that only the best will be sown next year. E. C. Martindale, Purdue wheat lecturer and expert, who wai; here inaugurating the campaign several days ago, has sent the reports from the fields he investigated to Mr. Buntin. He only had opportunity to inspect almut 13 fields or about 2S0 acres, while here. most of these being in Center and S-igar Creek to nships Most of the v heat reported was of the l:udv variety, with si.ine Red Wave and Gip.-y. The names of the farmers who have reported their wheat may be. obtained from Mr. Buntin. OFKICKIW INSTALLED. New (Uncials of Kiel Men Took Their Places Lat Night. Installation of officers held la.-t light by the local onler of Red Men. The new oil'.ccri are: Prophet. Claude Shaw; Sachem. A. B. Walton: Senior Sagamore, J. W. Ludlow; Junior Sagamore, J. S. Garner; Trustee, Krel Coopf. An inMtation was accepted from the Oniska Trilie No. 225 of Mechanicsburg to help rorfnr the Hunters and Warriors degree there Tuesday, July 17. Willi:im Martin, who has served five years in the local tribe as Chief of Records has been grsr.tfd u Past Sachem's certificate. At the close of the meeting, A. B ".a'toii, the present oaohtm, treated those prevmt to ice crenri. THORN TOW N it. K. S. Mrs. Mary SanfoM and daughter I Miss Bessie is 'spending the week with friends and relatives in Illinois. 1 Mrs. Mvrtle Cnnipbell is spending the week at the home of her brother .0. V. Young. p-tr. and Mr. Buy Wiley and Mr. and I .Mfs. J. O. Smith and daughter l,ouise jelled on Mr. and Mrs. Rush Voorh Sunday afternoon near Jamest'.WFl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Co entertainvt at dinner Sunday fhe following Igueete:. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Klder. Mr. and Mrs. Vint McKinzie and j daughter Inme, Bernard McKintie and fr mily. and Nola Boyer and family of near Sheridan. Mra. Mary Sanfonl and O. U. Young culled on Virtor Crane and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meflain took punday dinner w ith their son Charlie MrClain and family. Mr. and Mm. Harley (.'lawsuit and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miles. Mr. ami Mm. Buren Smith of Thorntow n, viMted one day and nirht laid week with his parents Mr.- and .Mrs. S. O. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean and family and Mr. and Mm. fieonre Hnll tpent Sunday with M'. and Mrs. Baxter Brubeck. ri '77 ,

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t iff I . t I ' 'omj.tt.'uv i- i e iv-: s -.- . ' the new ri'"ad enu'h of I- i f ; were aiuWicd and overworked, aw! that they had shouider gal is, and titai tbev were otherwise sufferers f n ,n gross maltreatment. Acting on tin. riniii!.int, Chief Ellia with Hherid t.r-wiu ,nd Prosecutor Hnllingsworth loinirri on investigating part- yesterday evcm.ig. They went to where lha animals were working, about two miles south of Lebanon, and inter

viewed Mr. McCarthy, woo charge of them. They found 9me thirty-five mulea fat and lively and showing every evidence of good treatment and care. DIED TODAY AFTER A Mary Emily Wallace Passed Away at Her Home in Heifdricks County. The demise of Mary Emily Wallace occurred this morning at 2:00 o'clock at her residence, in Middle tbwnship, Hendricks county. She has been ill eix months. She was born in Ohio, and was aged at the time of her decease, seventy-nine years, three months, and twenty-eighWdays. She was married in 18;"! in Ohio to the late John Ijitta Wallace. One son. Henry Wallace, and one daughter, Ftta Keser, are living. One brother. W. S. Vpp. of Tulsa, Okla., and two sisters, Brara Shermnn, of Lexington, Okla., and Sarah Uiggs, of .Kansas City, Mo., survive. The funeral will be held from the residence Saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock. The Hev. E. A. Williams will ;ft:ciate. Interment at PnpUr (Jrove. GATHERED IN. Mi, and Mm. Robert Anderson and family visited with relatives at FrankTort Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Nat Wills and family visited relatives in tVlianapolis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brock visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Lemon of near Zinn.-ville. M-s. Inwn is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brock and family visited with Mr. ami Mrs. John Hull and family of near Itoyalion Tuesday. Misses Florence and Kvalena Brock visited with Misws Mable and Myrtle Martin Tuesday afternooli. Mi. uiid Mis. Tied Waiker and family and Miss Ruth Wiseman motored to Indianapolis Monday. Karl and Joyce Snepp visited with Ruth Wiseman and Cletus Walker Sunday afternoon. NORTHFIELI). M"eting Was well attended at liosston Sunday and Sunday night. Eminet Shoemaker and family spent Saturday nijht and Sunday with Zol'ie Stevens and wife of Ibanon. Mrs. Nellie (Iriswold and children spent Thursday with Mrs. Grisuold of fiitdsden. Th-re will be an ice cream su,per rent Saturday night in Harry Copoland's yard given by Pleasant View Sunday school. Everybody invited to come. Harry Spiong and wife of Advance s;rnt the Fourth with Henry Baker and family. Tractor

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Ql OF STATE MOBILIZED County Superinlrndent K. M Servies Receives Com munication. County Superintendent K. M. .Serviea has received a Irttcr frr.m the state committee in the mobilization of the Education Forces of Indiana, stating that the committee had organi'Aed a speakers' bureau to supply speakers to the county educational committees for public meetings, The subjects of the addresses of )he lecture staff will bear upon vanois problems and aspect of the war. The committee recommends that at least one period of the teacher's institutes be set aside for one of these addtesses. The Education Forces Committee also urges the Till utilization of the .-chool plants; for war service work, as the holding of nuttings, drill.-, etc. FAlaVIEW. Attendance at Hunday school Sunday was seventy.! There will be tn ice cream supper given in the bustment of the school hou.-.e Salunlav bight, June 14, bv the Junior girls' rlass. J. K. Miller anl family spent Sunday with James Laughner north of Miihlgantnwn. Those who spent Sunday with Ora Sniith's'Were Heiry Smith and wife, Ed Bohannn and tifc of Ihanon; I.ne Smith of Mfthunicsburg. .Misses Elixabeth Nichel.(n and Kuth Robinson. Those who dinfrd with William Mahler's Sunday ere: F. O. Staton md family, E. E. West and family, Will 1'eterman and family, Arthur Woolener and famif. Loftuii Hadlcy aid family of 1Aanon. eslleil on Hmry Murjihy and family Sunday. E. C. Beeman, William bavidson, Misses Gertrude and Mary Beeman and little Mary Alice Ferrii attended the funeral of William ttkins at Lane's chapel Monday afternoon. BIG .SPRING. Mr. and Mrs. J"hn StulU spmt Sunday with their daughter, MrV Maze! Sanders.

Ruth and 111 Swaila of near !-eh. 3non spent from Friday until Mmidaf with Harry Johnfon and family. . ! John Richardson and family of ll anini spent Sunday with Isaac Si vers and wile. ) Several from here attentled the Rv' Men's picnk at Sheriilan, July 4. j John Wsl and family of Whltestoun. synt Sunday with !j and Mrs. James Haines. t Ruswdl Moore and family, Br 4 Johnson and wife and Sylvester Sn spent Sunday with Jardan .-futp and family. . M.ts. 1 1 B Joheion ttnt Mom

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Judge the Value for Yourself . boy born June 140. Mrs. Sandei.t was ' fromerly Miss llaiel Stulti. I Kuth and Ir Swaili and IUn Jnli'ison and family were among thosi1 who spent Sunday with J. II. Shoemaker and family. NKW BRC.NSW ICK. Hev. J. A. Hall filled his regular i appointment here Sunday. He took I dinner with Earl Lowe and family. ! C. II. Walter and wife are the proud ' parents of an eight pound boy born Saturdar, July 7. Name, Charles Klvin. .Mrs. S. S. Woodard'a Sun.iay school class gave a sui-ris im her Sunday A bountiful fl'r.ner was spread on the lt:wn and all had an enjoyable time. A. W. W'oodard and family and .1. A. Wondard and family visited William Hutch and family of l'utnam county Sunday. K. M. Dinsmore and family. George Haffner and family and C.eorge Kagsdale and wife culled on Ira Dinsmore and family Sunday evening. F.dgar Bailey and wife, Ed Mc-

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Culley and family, .1. J. Fulwider and wife, Mrs. Mary Wynkoop and Mrs. Lucy McCulley visited C. H. Walter and family Sunday, There will be an ice cream upier at this place Thursday night, July 12. Miss Blanche Dinsmore of I'ittsle.ru is staying with C. H. Walter this week. K. K. 25. Mrs. Guy Lpdike '-s spending a fewda ,s with her sister Mis. Dolplia Dulin. Leu nan! Johns and wife were in W'hitestown Saturday evening. Thuj:e who were entertained at the Carey home northeaiit of town Sunday eie Mr. ami Mrs. Otis Clingler and children I-on and Helen of (jarlsden, Wilbur l.uthrell of Wabash, Kstber ( arry of Indianapolis and Roy Fisher of Terhune. Miss Jesie Cline was the guest of V'irga 1'ipe.s Saturday. Opal Dulin was the guest of Mrs. George Esse Wednesday night. Miss Chloe Sh(w?maker is spending its sparing us of fuel i'.rjrarage

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if a few days in Kentucky visiting friends and relatives. Little .Misses Rubv and Kl.inr Clingler of Gadsden, are spending a

tew days with their uncle, Georga Clingler of Terhune. Mrs. Uussell Colgrove of Kilcaviltc spent a few days last week with hr parents Mr. and Mrs. Mort Clingler of Gadsden. Jewel Hines of Whitestown wa the guest ot ielerta Dulin the week-end. Miss Lily Smith of Lebanon 1 spending a few weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ottinger.X FARM LOANS. W have plenty of money to lour, on farms on ten or twenty yean time. No commission nor charges of any kind to the borrower. Interest payable annually. Come m and nee us. HARLAN A SALNDERS. T-10-e. o. d.-4k.

Don't forget tfl hetr CJiarle Miller Wednesday evminf at K. of P. hall. I 7-9-3t and let us explain to you.

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