Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 36, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 November 1917 — Page 6

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270 HEAD OF BREEDING EWES 225 head of western ewes as good as you ever saw; all good age and very large; 14 head of extra native ewes; 30 head of extra fine native ewe lambs. 10 head of extra good native bucks. These sheep can be inspected any time at the fair grounds, These sheep will be sold in lots to suit the purchaser. Attend this sale as it will be held rain or shine under cover. TERMS Terms made to suit the purchaser.

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COL. C 0. TRIBBETT & SON, Auctioneers.

LEBANON, INDIANA.

FELL THIRTY-FIVE FEET FROM SCAFFOLD

recovery as soon as his soreness disappears. Wampler is twenty-eight years old and is one of the best workmen on the building. He is unmarried. His father resides at Lebanon.

Dick Wampler Escaped With Slight Injuries in Accident at Sheridan.

"Look out boys I'm coming" shouted Dick Wampler, a carpenter employed on the new Farmers National Bank building at Sheridan as he plunged headlong from the roof to the ground thirty-five feet below. At the time of the accident he was engaged in transferring a large stone from the hoist to the building. The tackle was fastened to a derrick nailed to the roof. As Wampler reached for the rope to pull the stone over to the roof the derrick broke loose causing him to lose his balance. He fell clear of the stones and timbers which fact probably saved his life. Fortunately for him also he turned a complete somersault in the air and lighted on his feet. He was carried to the office of Dr. Newby where a careful examination by two physicians failed to find any broken bones. Bruises and concussion of the brain caused him considerable pain but it

is thought that he will make a speedy

THOKNTOWN R. It. -1. Forest Sparks, vino is in training at Camp Tavlor. hv.. '-pent the week end with his parents, Oscar spark and family. .Mr. and Mrs. William penny visited the first of the week m Imlianapohs. .Mrs. Add.e Thoma-' entertained the Cleaners claa of P!eaant View church lnursdav nivrnoon. 0.-ar Sparks and farvily entertained the following guests at dinner Sunday: forest Sparks, who is in training at amp ialor, Harvey Kidd'c and wife, Cecil Sparks and family, Ffobert Con nnd wife, I'.u-h Saunders and faredv. .Stephen Hash ami family and S. V. . heck and family, of Munrie. fhoma.-. Iiemaree and wife caller! in the afternoon. Frank Thomas and family were the guests of James Long and wife Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Riddle and .Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sparks t-.k dinner with I.. !. Kiddle and wife Monday.

SIIOF.S HALF SOI.F.1). At 1226 South M"ridian street. F.nnis Bowman. ll-5-Ct.

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Dale for killing hogs

WINTER IS COMING TRY ONE In Mud and Frozen Roads and You'll Soon Have Four 6,000 Miles Guaranteed Hooton-Davis -Overleese DISTRIBUTORS

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THORNTl

Two Fold Purpose in View in

Comliining Services of Three Churches.

The churches of Thorntown composed of the Pre.-hyterian, Christian ami Methodists are organizing this

winter with a dcuhlefold purpose in view. As coal is 'scarce they are planning a conservation of light and heat and arc also planning for union evangelistic services this winter. The pa.-tors with their several official hoard member ore holding weekly union meetings. The midweek prayer service in a combination of the churches in one at the assembly room of the library. After Sunday, November 11, it in planned to unite the Sunday evening services which wil! be followed later by a cottage prayer meeting service and a concentrated combined evangelistic meeting which it is hoped will develop much good in a general way. Next Sunday morning the chur-hes will meet at the Christian church for worship and listen to an address- to be liven by Cal Hibbin, of Fort Benjamin Harrison,

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May Dillon is visiting Mr. and

Mrs. .;,,. staton this week. Ilenrv llraiilc y and family spent Sun-la, with Joe Hiadlev and family. Ce 'I Stalon, who is in training at Camp Taylor, Ky., spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mradicy. Mr. and Mrs. CToic Staton and son, and Fail Staton spent Sunday with Carl Staton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cray and laughter, Kdith, and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cray and sen, Otis Jr., spent Sunday with Thornton Harris and family of Clermont. Mr. and .Mrs, Cloie Staton and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Law ler spent Thursday evening in Indianapolis and saw The Bird of Paradise" at the Mnrat theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stnton, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Staton and Charley Staton

attended the funeral of Sarah Richardson at Mts. Kun Monday.

Mrs.. Charley Staton visited her

cousin, Mrs. Harry Botts, at Kokomo

last week.

Custom Cider Making. Call Thoa.

B. Korsey, Hazelrigg phone.

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Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA

Soldiers Write Cards Hefore Leaving Put Into Mails When They Arrive.

landing has been effected these cards were mailed out from Washington. There ar report to the effect that the landing of the Rainbow division wag made in Scotland, but no official announcement to that effect has been made.

COMEDY WITH MUSIC.

Local people who have received wonl from the boys who have written of their safe arrival in F.urope, will lie interested in knowing that hefore the members of the Rainbow division fmharked on their hazardous trip, they were required to write cards to their next of kin, stating that they had arrived safely. When the government received official word that a safo

Keen Wit Marka tbe Hif Feat ore ia "Oh Doctor" Coaing to (.rind.

Keen wit marks tbe big feature in "Oh Doctor" the comedy with music which comes to tha Crand Opera House neit Vt ednesda; , Kovembei 14. 'The plot is ludicrous and the lines I scintillate with fun, and complicating ! situations fall in line one after the I other. In addition to this, siiteen big song hits hare been added making the mixture a well seasoned affair that

wins it way into public favor in an instant. The ihow comes highly praised by both press and public.

BIG SPRING. Joe Cain, wife and son, Earl, of Lebanon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Brack Johnson. Clyde Sanders and family of Carmel spent Sunday with John Stultz and wife, Harry Johnson and family spent Sunday with J..B. Shoemaker and family. Albert Johnson and wife of Lebanon, S. R. Paddock and wife of Sheridan and Clemmett Paddock nnd family spent Friday evening with Brack Johnson and wife. Russell Moore and family spent Monday in Sheridan. Mrs. Ruby Johnson and son, Buren, spent part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Shoemaker.

Reporter, by mail S3 a Tear.

Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S OASJORIA

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Notary Service and application blanks Free beginning Saturday, November 10th. A Notary Public will be at our store to fill out your applications for 1918 license. No charge will be made for this Service. The John Burke Co. FORD DEALERS 309 S. Lebanon St. ' Lebanon, Ind.