Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 11, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 October 1917 — Page 3
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It's the duty of a surgeon to know whether a patient will survive the operation. It's the duty of a vulcanizer to know whether a repaired tire will warrant the operation. WE ARE VULCANIZERS It is our profession to know and understand tires. After examination, if your tire will not warrant the expense of a repair, we will quickly tell you so, if it is, we can then tell you what would be best to do to your tire to get the most miles per dollar. If we have turned down the first tire you brought to us for repair,, don't stop bringing them thinking that they are all alike; possibly the next one will be 0. K. Try it and see. REMEMBER: We are here to benefit you as well as ourselves. Our air and water is at your service at any time. Lebanon Vulcanizing and
Sales Agency
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SOCIAL CALENDAK.
Wardie Leopard, of Sheridan who
ha been in jail here fur the paat month for atealing five chickene from Cjr Moulton near Terhune last June, was sentenced to the state prison at Michigan City for a term of from one
to eight years. i A plea of guilty wa entered by ' ! the defendant's attorney, H. H. Griffin, i i of Sheridan. Investigation showed ; that the chickens- were stolen at ; night. Moulton discovered the theft in the morning and suspected Leop- ; !ard. Moultor went to Leopard's home l and discovered his chickens, which were of a peculiar color, locked up in ' a woodhous. He then secured the ! services of the Sheridan marshal in , taking back the fowls to his farm, ! where in the evening they went to 1 their accustomed roosting place. As soon as Moulton filed an affidavit with the Lebanon authorities, ' Leopard disappeared. He was gone ; for several days, when the report jwas received that he had come back i to the home of his father in Clinton ; county thinking that the trouble had ! blown over sufficiently for him to be safe. However, as soon as this was learned, Sheriff Lewis and Prosecutor i Hollingsworth motored to the place Sand secured Leopard, who again at- : tempted to escape. He was brought to I the local jail, where he has since reis'ded. Judge Parr gave him the limit, been use it was established that he was I somewhat of a worthless character. He will probably be taken to prison today by the sheriff.
! The Annis Fur Line J Will be on Display All Day Friday, Oct. 12 Furs of all kinds Fur Scarfs, Fnr Muffs, Fur Setts and Fur Coats. Black Taupe, Poiret and Red Foxes, Kolmsky, Mink, Lynx, Beaver, Otter, Mole, Ermine, Marten, Hudson Seal, Rac5 coonl Moufflon, Cross Fox, Fitch and Sable. The very newest styles will be shown. This is your opportunity of selecting furs from a wonderful collection of high-class Furs
The Annis Furs COME AND SEE THEM YOU ARE INVITED Remember Friday, October 12th.
SOCIETY BY MISS ESTHER PERKINS
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You must see this footwear to really appreciate tlieir exquisite beauty, the smart lines, the excellence of work' manship. It's a pleasure for us to have women who admire fine footwear, to
look over our season's
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Karpens' Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO.
EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y Wast Main Be
J. S. IRVINE Plumbing and Heating: PHONE 701.
MONTHLY MEETING.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lower
Mount Zion, met at the Community building in Advance, Thursday afternoon October 3, to transact tha business for the month of September. The
devotional exercise consisted of song,
prayer and reading the one hundredth Psalm. Those present were: Mrs. Edgar Dale, Mrs. Eis Bartlett, Mrs.
Mrs. Sushi Witemaa and ton, Gran
ville R inert, Mrs. Ruth Rot,
Mrs. Mary Shields, Mr). Cor-
de'ia Eoimert, Mrs. Mary Anehuta
and Un. Ote Emmert and ehMdre
Simon, Leon and Loleta. On Thursday, October 11, an all day meetiag la
tha nature of a reunion will be held.
Special Invitation is" given to all member and friends. The work will consist of quilting, piscina; and tacking
comforts. THE INTER NOS CLUB.
Miss Margaret Day was hostess to the Inter Nos club last evening at her home on East Hear) street at which
time Mia Mary Stevens gave a re
view of the life of Miss Florence
Nightingale and Miss May Holloman
iiAA the life of "Clara Barton.'
During; the enjoyable social hour, the hostess served a luncheon. Miss Isa
Pollard was a gaesi. , W.C.T.U. MEETING.
The W. C. T. U. will hold Its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Esba
Armstrong, 9U East Main street WILL MEET FRIDAY.
The Ton Hat dub will aneet Friday afternoon at t o'clock at the survrml
PERSONAL MENTION.
THURSDAY. W. C. T. U. Mrs. Esba Armstrong, 2:00. Jolly Social Hour club Mrs. W. H. Moore, 2:00. Social -letting of Dorcas class Mrs. James Cosier, 2:30.
Woman's Mission society Firsi
Baptist church, 2:50.
Magazine club Mrs. Ivory Tolle,
, , , DAY, t ., , I Mrs. H. M. Bercaw is very ill at her Mother elub Julia Hamey build- ,. vnrts i .an street.
'"" 2 S0- ! Mr nH Mrs. M. F. CamDbell left
Pleasant Hour Embroidery elub . trin I nnicillo
Mrs. John C. Perkins. 2:S0. .
Tourj,L flub" SuTicMi. dosing Mrt Harry Hamilton was the guest om' :0- t I yesterday of Mrs. Ed Cross, of ThomFIRST ANNIVERSARY. I'0"- . fc continue8 very
The Ladies' Aid society of the ill at her home on North Lebanon
Milledgeville church observed its first street.
anniversary, Wednesday, October , at Bonnie Mae Lohman, daughter of
the home of Mrs. Andrew Patterson. jMr. and Mrs. George Loiiman, or. The following officers were elected: jWest North street, is ill. ' President, Mrs. Lola Huffman; first I Mrs. Ed Click and son, Wayne, were vice-president, Mrs. George McCauley; entertained yesterday at the home of!
second vice-president, Mrs. 01 Camp- ( Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Miller of Pike.
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, per doxen 2S Double edge, per dosen ........ .tit We pay postage one way. Barker & Son. Lebanon
J. M. Worlar, Attonsy (or Vlaiatlg. VOTICI TO K0H-BE9IOCST BY OBDUB or oovst. Wallace U. ilurri. vi. Janm I Drake et i. H'ats of Indians. BHne runntv In (lie elrutiil court vt Lloone county In th atati' of Inillana. So. i'lj Cumplalnt to quiet title. B It known, that on Hie 2r.lh (lay nf
critic) landa I:
. filnl 111 n-ult colli or Indian
m. Wlllim C. I'aticmon ui.laiu1 or wife, widows thu unknuwn tiirs o h of th alxive oamrd il mi-rpltntii of the stall their rtnhtntii' la mi hi action la a unit proe
owlne Of
unty. Indiana
numbered t In me inun, Indiana, an rlaktns and Rlelmaa against Uie riler of said court, ibova nainert arw flllns and peml-
alnul I'lat of l.i
Now. tlierefore. bv i aid defendunlK Int hereby noitried of th
that unleea they appear and answer cr demur theretu. at the calling of aa'd futuae on the I SHI day of November, tl7 tha itttit helns th SI indlclal dwy of a term of ald court to be besun atid behl st His eourt bouaa tn the trlty of I.en-anon-nn the aerond Monday In Hapten!bar. 1 e 1 7. said complaint ard the matters and tilings therein contained at4 aliased, will b heard and aatermlaeo fu their abxenoa. l.RONARD TITUS, Clerlt. -2 I0-S-10.
bell: secretary, Mrs. Gertie Mays
treasurer, Mrs. Lora Edlin, the latter
being the only old officer retained. The society has been very successful fin
ancially, having purchased a piano
the pant year and at the present time
Mrs. James Barker, of East Super-1
ior street, has returned home after a two weeks' visit with relativea in and Mrs.'W. T. Branigan, of
Edinburgh are guests for a few days
ha $180 in the treasury. Mrs. Pat- lf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan, of
teraon contributed the tacking of two North Lebanon street. eomforta to the soeiety at the meet-1 Mr. and Mrs. Wsrner Kessler and
ing. Friday, the ehurch was given an ,,, of nir Ladoga, were entroverhauliag, putting up tove and tBin4 todsy at th hon of Ur getting things ia readin-sa for the ' KmfTt parer,ts, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Orear, on East Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nealis and daughter, Helen Virginia, of Indiana
polis, who have been spending a few-
winter. The cemetery near by was
also cleaned.
WILL VISIT HERE. Ben M. Scifres, aceond lieutenant
of the 17th Battalion, 6th Regiment,
159th Depot Brigade, located at Camp Taylor, Louisville, will arrive Satur
day to remain over Sunday with Mrs. Elisabeth Perkins and Misa Lida
Perkins, of North Lebanon street.
WILL SAIL FOR FRANCE. . Friends here have received word
from Luther Riehman, a member of th aviation corps, that he with the
other members of hi compt-y expect ta leave within e fw days for "somewhere in Franc."
MEETING POSTPONED.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp
bell and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Witt. ,K Mr. and Mrs. Reid Budd, of South I Lebaion street, who will leave Thursday for their new home In Danville, 111., were guests last night of Mr. and jt Mr. Vent Nelson; of East South ; i street. Mrs. Wayne G. Miller and baby, of Meehanicsburg, came yesterday fox a i short visit with her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. L. O. Johsonbaugh, 'of West f North street. Rev. Miller spent yesterday her. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDowell and daughter, Lilah, of Shreveport, La., arrived yesterday morning for a visit ; I
of several day with Mrs. McDowell' !
Tb meeting of the Westminster ( b:"'T; B- Stephenson, and family,
Guild, which vraa announced for Wed
nesday, ha been postponed until Thursday evening. The meeting will be held at the surgical dressing room. All member plans note change. TRI KAPPA MEETING. The Trl Kappa sorority was entertained last evening by Mis Mary Iing at her home on West Busby street. The evening wa spent in Red Cross work end luncheon was served.
EMBROIDERY CLJJB. rne meeting of the Tieasani Hour Embroidery club, which wa to have have been held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John C. Perkins, 923 North Meridian street, has been postponed until Friday afternoon. All rr.err.be r picas net change.
1 Mr. Ira Peters, of Whltestown rum route 26 wa operated on this morning. Dr. Rom, of Indianapolis perfffraied tit ott.ion. aitd by Dr.
of South Lebanon street,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Shirley and chit-; dren, of Indianapolis, who have been ' visiting friends at LaCrosse, arrived here the first of the wee for a few c: days' visit with Mr. ami Mr. Ed Fow-1 ler, of Indianapolis ave.iue. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mynheir and Mrs. Nancy Farish, of Nobiesville, J
stopped here yesterday for few
hour' visit with Mr. end Mrs. C. D. Orear, en route from th Shades where they had been spending a few
days. f Mr. and Mrs. Marion Young, of In- : dianapolla, have moved to this city.;; i!;l ap their riine , Rnyal street. Mr. Young ha accepted a i position with th John Bur company J located on South Lebanon street. i
PRESBYTERIAN BALLY DAT.
Sunday school scholar take noMca. , The Presbyterian Sunday school Rally i ' Day is next Sunday, and all nemben i of the Sunday school end members of the church should tt! thte P- i
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At Coombs' Drug Store Opened With a Rush Wednesday A. M. A few Christmas suggestions, goods that are not damaged: Bibles, Testaments, Fountain Pens, Box Paper, Manicure Sets, Military Brushes, Combs and Brushes, Tissue Paper, Decorated Paper, Books, Juvenile Books, Pocketbooks, Mirrors, Perfumes. Rare Chance for Bargains
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