Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 2, Lebanon, Boone County, 29 September 1917 — Page 6

Announcement

Announcement

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Authorized Ford Agents for Boone County A completely equipped Ford Service Station is being installed in the new Miller Garage where a full stock of Ford parts and competent Ford mechanics will be at the disposal of Ford owners. . Our service department will be in charge of Mr. Otis N. Gray, formerly of this city, later in charge of service at the Ford branch in Indianapolis for several years. Prices established by the Ford Motor Company will be charged on all repair work. THE JOHN BURKE COMPANY PHONE 736. 309 SOUTH LEBANON ST.

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PUBLIC SALE OF FRESH COWS The undersigned having sold his farm will sell at public auction at his residence, 6 miles southwest of Lebanon, on Middle Jamestown road, near No. 3 school house, one mile west of Milledgeville and seven miles northeast of Jamestown, on Monday, October 8, 1917 Beginning at 10:30 O'clock Twelve head of fresh Jersey Cows and Heifers. These cows are well bred, good individuals, heavy milkers and fine butter cows ; and are all of my own raising. Come to my sale and buy such a cow as is not frequently offered for sale. TERMS Cash or bankable note. Lunch served by Milledgeville church. jg C E. SHIRLEY COL. J. B. HENDERSON, Auctioneer.

Damage Suit of Lawrence SinKleton Vs. William Buntin, Decided For Defendant.

The case of Lawrence Singleton, of

, Marion township, against William ' Buntin; of this city, which waa tried ' yesterday in the Hendricks county cirj cuit court, waa decided in favor of the I defendant. Singleton alleicM in hia ! damaire nuit that Buntin crippled a I horse owned bv him with his automo

bile last fall. The case waa venued to the Hendricks court. The jury was out fifteen minutes. A. . Shelby was the attorney for the defendant

JERSEY COW SALE I will sell at public auction in the cattle barm at the Lebanon fair grounds, on SATURDAY. OCT. 6 Beginning at 1 :00 p. m. Twenty-five cows twenty fresh Jersey cows and five head of springers. Every one of this lot of cows" is first class. They can be se;n at the Lebanon fair grounds after Wednesday, October 3. They are all of good ages and come from the very best milk strain of Washington county. These cows all have calves by side. TERMS Six months credit, drawing 6 per cent interest from date on bankable note.

INTERESTING WAR MAP.

W ill be Displayed Kach Week in I nion Trust Co'a. Window, A war map creating quite a bit of interest is on display in the window of the L'nion Trunt Company. It howi all of the fighting zones and the battle lines on each of them, illustrating the gains and losses of the belligerenU. The company from which the map rs obtained puts a new one out each week, each showing the important military events on all fronts. A new one will be placed in the window of the Trust Company every week. Those which have been displayed will he given to the public schools.

Mrs. I.aura Stonecipher of Zionsville, wife of Professor Stonecipher, is seriously ill with heart trouble at her home. Her condition this morning waa slightly improved over last evening. Mrs. Stonecipner has many friends here, who will regret to hear

of her illness. For eeveral years ahe haa been an active member of the Tsarist e!ub of this city but mrinff te her illnesa ahe will be inactive this year.

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OUR OWN INDIANA.

Mt tht ;lfrjlloul HVirj grrrirr.j PORTLAND, September 29 Befiuse of the suspension of operation of the C. B. & C. railroad, the government has established an automobile mail line between Portland and several towns. HUNTINGTON, September 29. A story started maliciously to discourage Red Cross work has been hotly denied here. It was to the effect that a soldier who ultimately received a sweater knit by a local woman was forced to pay $5 for it. It is absolutely untrue. COLUMBUS, September 29. A military company ahs been organized in the Columbus high school. Over 100 boys have enrolled for drill work. SHELBYVILLE, September 29. The want ad is a great thing. Mrs. Mary Cash became housekeeper for Harry Stickford through a want ad. and now she' becomes his wife. The groom is a prosperous farmer. MEETING SUNDAY.

Frankfort Woman to Ki plain Work of French Orphanage (iuarda. There will be a meeting of the local members of the American-French Orphanage Guard of Indiana Sunday afternoon at t!:S0 at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Rob. L. Strickler, Frankfort will be present to explain the work. fii-!t'd rcprrtiive from the churches are asked to be present.

MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED. A marriage license has been istued to Wi!!! . I Into and Marearet L. Mohler.

GOES TO SPENCER.

Rev. IJ. O. Coy to Preach at Mt. Olivet Christian church Sunday. Rev. D. O. Coy, pastor of the Old Union and Fairview churches in this county, will go to Spencer, Owen county today, to fill the pulpit of the Mt. Olivet Christian church near that place tomorrow. Rev. Coy was pastor there nine years before coming to Iebanon.

NOTICE OF r.l.F.CTION OF TRUSTEE. Notice is hereby given that the members of the Central Christian church of Lebanon, Ind., will meet at said church, Thursday evening, October It, 1917, at 7:30 for the purpose of electing one trustee for said church to serve for a term of three years. CLYDE NEESE, Clerk of the Board.

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ELMWOOD STOCK FARM Chester White Hog Sale Tuesday, October 9, 1917 20 Extra Good Young Hoars 10 Extra Good Young Gilts This tale affords you an opportunity to get the beat blood in the land at a moderate cent. You can't afford to lose this chance to get some of this extra food feeding stock aa the best is none too good to fH the high price feed ta. Coma to thia aale and bring a friend with you. Com in lima for dinner prepared by the Ladies' Aid Society. I ' finer at 11 a. m. Sale starts at 12 o'clock sharp.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. v SALE BEGINS AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M. FORTY-FIVE HEAD GROVVTHY PROLIFIC DUROC JERSEY HOGS . Consistinj of 8 Fall Yearlings, 19 Spring Gilts, 15 Spring Boars and 3 Tried Sows. Mostly sired by King of All, No. 37G73, a hog with a 10 1-4 inch bone, 37 inches high, 72 inches long; out of rows by Col. Premier, Defender Prince, Jr. Orion, Jack's Friend, 2nd, Illustrated, American Top Col., Brown's Orion and Invader. TERMS Cash or its equivalent. Those desiring terms will make arrangements before sale. Notes bearing 7 per cent interest from date, not to extend longer than six months. C. H. WALTER Auctioneers: Col. Albert Morris, Indianapolis; Cot. J. B. Henderson, Lebanon ; Col. G. E. Southard, Sheridan. Clerk, Geo. Adams. LUNCH AT 11:30 O'CLOCK

Hoosier Big Type Herd Avery's monsters are known throughout the , hog belt for their size, bone, quality and easy feeding characteristics. PUBLIC SALE Tuesday. October 2 1917 Big Type Poland China Swine Consisting of 35 big February boars; 50 spring gilts; 12 fall yearling gilts; one sow and 8 pigs. E. W. Avery & Sons. MICIIIGANTOWN, IND.

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