Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 248, Lebanon, Boone County, 18 July 1917 — Page 6

; 1 County l News 1

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KOI NI JMIOl T. Sylvester Cunninic'mr.t and HauirhttTri Cora unit Vena .x,iu one day last wei k with Bert ('ut!nint:hum an. I wife of No. !. Mrs. Mcrthn jwrnri. of N'.i. 1(1. l-tit one ilav- Iii:t wwk with Mrs. l'lisriiln Shaw and family. Mis. Zora Slwart stayc.l la.-t work v.itli J'shn A. ilnnv and nii.lhfr. Jrlon Sutphin and family Crahaji(ile. .John Oivin, John l.awrrncr.. Jainex Hall. .iMUfh'.'i- Opal and on liflnu.n and Oral t'.ivin anil fa.ni'v atlonifil tli.' Icy making at H-nr 1'avin':; U oilm'sdav. Mrs. Laura l-ivrmrf of Kirklin attrad.'d the !"'d idr of nrv ri.u-ln Mi Mary KodK-is vv-k. Mr K.atwrK pn.wl away July 1.'. Jonlem .Sutphin and family r, fralwipiile. James Ha!l. dauirhto Anna and son IVImon of o. III. J W. Lawrence of No. 10. Hmrv 'hvit :.ml f.ir-.ily urd John Cavin u'r.il wif. attended the hay making at Oni' 'avin Thursday. Sylvester Cunningham and dauirh ters Cora and Yona and Mis. Jim fun nimrham railed on Mr-. IVul Jordor and baby in Lebanon Tiu-.lav. Orvilln Mendemiinir. i!'c. and li'tl. dioitf'.tor Mosalind of Sheiiardsvillr John Cavin. wife and daughter A'pha

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ril unit Liiircii-i' Ki"' n-. M ai M Cavin. wife and h.iliy I a ho I .-in. James V. Had. w ifo and tv. o oauvh tr. Mae and .Anna and -on J'elmi.r of No. HI. u.-re entertained at Numla dinn.r by W.-.-lev La'vieme and M,fr iat their Maple (irove fj,m. ' Sylvester Cunningham and twe daughters Cora and Vena attend' the funeral of Marion lleWitt neai Cenlv Sunday morning and took ilinner with H. V. Snepp and famili of No. 3. John Huffman and wife of Salem spent Sunday with Other Huffman unit family. Kittle Poris Rohison lias heen iuitt ill the liat week with severe eold.

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IMnsmore. spent Tuesday afternoor with Mrs. Claude Williams of Mill edeeville. Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Williams sper Friday eveninir with Mr. and Mr J Smith of Lebanon. Mm. Mamie Kimmel and child

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Lebanon's Big

Lincoln

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atriotic Rally Week

July 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 1917 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.

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Big Days of Highest Class Entertainment Education and Amusement.

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Nationally Popular Baiuls and Orchestras; Famous Orators, Speakers and Humorists; Sweet Singers and Musicians of note. Stirring Dramatic I'lay Presentations. Cartooning Impersonations Imitations Whistling Yodling.

The Very Best Attractions from the Realm of Entertainment

Elected Prrndent of City 7ru,t Co.. Indianapolis i

:s of Mr. and Mr id tamily Sunday.

SPECIAL INSPIRATIONAL PROGRAMS ON SUNDAY GET YOUR SEASON TICKETS TODAY! DON'T MISS TUP: PATRIOTIC MUSICAL PROGRAMS AND THE INSPIRING "AMERICA" PAGEANT EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT MORNING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO GO TO THE BIG LINCOLN TENT EVERY DAY.

Last Half July Milk Prices

2o1l Per hundred pounds of 4 Milk 52 Kc per pound of Butter Fat Midwinter Prices for Midsummer Milk 15c per pound Butter Fat above Elgin Indiana Condensed Milk Company

SHERIDAN

LEBANON

't (fUP.it of Mr. and Mis. Charles Mayes ! Sedwick, James Quinlry and Hoy Sed-

MiltedKeville Saturday and Sun-

I.estor Hush took dinner with his parent.-, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bush Sunduv. Mrs. Alvah Walker of Millediteville. sfpent Sunday nijfht and Monday with Mrs. Stophen Jett and family. Mrs. Itussell Helmick and children of Ileratur. III., are visiting Mrs. Helmick's sister, Mrs. Maude Wyeth and family.

Master John Kimmel visited his

uncle, Homer Kimmel, and family west of Lebanon Sumlay and Monday.

Mrs. Cull Shirley visited her mother

at Lebanon Sunday.

Miss Hernice Pinsmore who is the

cufft of Claude Williams and family of Milleilifeville. spent Sunday with

Misses Von and Ron Cunningham. Miss Jean Shirley of Lebanon was the truest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cull Shirley Sunday nitfht and Monday. Master Herschel lieasley of North Vernon, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kdlin, spent Sunday with Mo-ton Kimmel and family. Mr. ind Mrs. Kdear Woodard were the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boyd of Ibanon Sunday, Mrs. Uosa Yinsst, Misses Von Cunningham and Bernice Dinsmore took supper with Claude Williams and family of Milledifeville We.inesday. Mrs. Cull Shirley spent Monday in Lebanon. Mrs. Chitwood of Rrownsburg. Laverne Atherton of St. I'aul, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lawler of MillcdReville took dinner with Mr. ami Mrs. Lora Kdlin Sur.dny. In the afternoon Mr. and

Mia. Kdlin and Ruests motored to In-

diarnpolis and called on Mr. Kdlin s father. Owen C.ates and family from near MilMireville spent Friday afternoon with Morton Kimmel and family. Forest Travis of Phoenix, Arizona, is the (ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kdlin.

CAOSDEV. There will he preaching at this

place Sunday morning and evening.

Grandma Atkins is spending a week vith her daughter, Mrs. Frank White

head.

Misj Vangie Cin of Newman, III.,

returned hom after a week s nsit

with S. T. Atkini and family.

Mr. and Mra. Alva Abbitt enter

tained at dinner Sunday, Claud Warburton and family, Arthur Wollner and family, Jack Adair and family, John Riddler and family, William

Mohler and wife, and Mi Lor Adair, Ceorga Moffatt and family.

Seymour Remmeon'a.

Misaea Arlta CliogUr and Sylvia

wick spent Friday in Indianapoli

Miss Kunire Carey is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Otis Clingler. Misses Ruby Clingler, Meroedies and Harry Dickson spent from Friday until Monday with relatives. Several from around here attended the ball game at Whiteslown Sunday afternoon. Mrs. l.ula Neidlingler spent Saturday afternoon with her motehr Mrs. John Clingler. William Kiddle and wife spent Sunday with Sam Dunlap and family of Indianapolis. tieorge Stephenson and family of Indianapoli, called on Flunk Stephenson and wife.

ELM SW AMP. Itev. W. H. Hendershot of Lebanon, filled his regular appointment at Brown's Wonder, Sunday morning and evening. T. E. Cory, wife and son Reed of Carmel, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Bert Waddle and family. Mrs. Nancy Hawkins retufn home Saturday after a three weeks' visit with relatives in Indianapolis. John Foutch, wife und daughter Catherine spent the day Sunday with John Johnson and family of Lebanon. Ora Sicks, wife and son Herbert were the Sunday guests of Thomas Sicks and family of Lebanon. Mrs. O. B. Foutch spent Sunday afternoon with her daughter Mrs. Claude Neal of Lebanon. Kuth and Edith Huntsint; r of Lebanon spent Sunday with home folks. Samuel Douglas and wife spent Sunday with Guy Mundel and family near I,ebanon. Maude Etr.mert and wife spent Tuesday with Frank Myers and wife of Lebanon.

FAIKVIRW. Attendance at Sunday school was 87. Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiie Newman of Elizavillr, were the Sumlay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newman. Mr. and Mm. Ran Quick and baby and Mis Susik Quick of Elwood were the Saturd'iy night and Sunday gueta of their mother, Mra. Emma Quick. Cliff Berkley and family of Whitestown, Fred Killion and family and Jamea Miller were the Sunday guests of J. R. Miller and family. These who spent Sunday at Jamea Quick's were: Oren Saunders, Sarah Heenach and family, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Woodard of Cyclone, Miss Opal Qui;k returned home with them for a week's visit. Jamea Lewallen and family wrrs the S-Jnday guests of Mra. Maggie Lewallen and family.

For Sale 1020 Acres, Alfalfa Black Belt NEAR MARION, ALABAMA 700 acres cleared land, balance in timber; 6 miles from neare.'t shipping point ; nine miles to city of 2.000 population. Good pike from land to county seat. Crops this year are 50 acres of cotton, large acreage of corn and velvet beans; 40 acres of peanuts, ribliori cane and alfalfa. A good country dwelling, plenty of tenant houses, good barn, shed 30x100 feet long. Fie bored wells, two of which overflow. Growing crop.s, stock and cattle now on the farm go with it, if sold soon. Seven mules, 2 colts, 3 horses, 7 head of cattle, registered and grade. One third cash and balance on terms. $35 per acre. Neal & Co.

PALACE GARAGE 220 NORTH MERIDIAN ST Expert Repairing at Reasonable Rates GASOLINE AT WHOLESALE PRICE FREE AIR OPEN DAY AND NIGHT WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL European plan. Special rates to permanent guests

LADIES' COLLAR SALE We bought a (ample line of ladies' collar), worth 75c up to II W, we will ell tfcera at oire-haif prhw Ipe aid 49e Bowman's 5c and 10c Store

DOES your orn roof LEAK? IF SO, SEE CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to atop all Iraki with a3bestoa fiber roofing. PHONE 390

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