Liberty Herald, Volume 65, Number 17, Plymouth, Marshall County, 27 April 1916 — Page 3
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uy Furniture
This Sprin
We are house-cleaning and must sell a great
deal of the furniture now on hands to make room
for the new stock. Now we offer some wonderful bargains in home furniture of all kinds.
BROWNSVILLE
You will find here at reduced prices, bedroom and dining-room sets, chairs and tables for the living room and parlor as well as laborsaving kitchen furniture. An early visit to our store will be to your advantage.
The Big Furniture Store at 9th and Main
RICHMOND, IND,
Iloosier Cabinets Save Miles of Steps
Kitchen cabinets $10.00 to $25. at Bond's. Mr. Henry Paddock and daughser, Ella, have- returned home from Richmond and were calling on friends in Liberty Saturday afternoon. Linoleum, two, three and four yards wide, at Bond' .
Mrs. George Dunbar was calling on relatives and friends in Liberty Saturday afternoon. Curtis Lafuze was greeting friends in Liberty Saturday afternoon. For Sale-White Pekin Duck Ekks. Mrs. C. C. Paddock, Phone 41M.
I You Gannot Afford to Carry the Risk
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On that poor! hören of yours because a hörn1 in ten times more Mahlt to die than a hmif is to burn. Y u do not hesitate to insure your twine, why not your (food horse? John rtn, Harry Allen, Ira Mrretf, (luy Farr, Jlay Mils, Perry Urämien hurir. Ja. Lnk,
Uiorife htevens. Will itrnwn, Lurl riHt, Shnrlir Post and many others are the wise "Guys" who iriMin their ovd horbes iu tlie Indiana & Ohio Live .Stock Company with
6. W. E0BERTS0N & SON
Phone 114
LI15CRTY, IND.
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21 South 10th Strei t Richmond, Intl. 'I'll HA LS SUCCESSFULLY all forms of Chronic Diseasf s that are finable. PhiHMS ot Throat, Lungs. Kidneys, Liver and Madder, Jthemnatism. IVKpeyiH. nnd sll IHer-RM a of th Mood, Hpil."py (or fllini' liU,) (neer, Scrofula Private or Nervous DUnnter, Kt m ile Di'shims, Nltfht Loht-eK, l.i'Ktof Vitality fnm Inniger tion in youth or mature yea's, i'ilcs. Fistula, Kinsure and Ulceration Hhe INctnm, will out dtttntion from business. Rupture Positively Cured and (Juaraterd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cleven ger, of Wayne Co., were gucst of their sister, Mrs. Mary Keigcl, Sunday. Mis. D. A. Grove, of v xford, spent the Hart of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. V. Spivey. who have been ill for the past two weeks. Dr. O. 1 . Dale reuorts the ar
rival of a son. born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fields cn last Thursday morning. Mrs. Fields was formerly Miss Bessie, Retherfcrd. Mother and son are do-, intr hne.
Emery Scholl, of near Alquina was the truest of relatives here, Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Tell Bows were Connersville visitors, Saturday. Maruaret McBride Watt, wife of the late Ira G. Watt, was born near Greenville, O., on March 13th, 1840. and died at her home where she had for more that, fifty years, resided, one and one half mil s northwest of hereon Wednesday, April 19. I916, age ;6 years, 1 month and 6 days. On May 29th, 1859, she was married to Ira G. Watt. This marriage was blest with two children, one son and one daughter, William R Watt and Mrs. John L. Mäher, who survive to mourn the death of a good christian mother. Deceased was a life long member of the Methodist church, here in Brownsville, and lived her life in harmony with her profession and died in the triumphs of a living faith. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. C. W. Whitman and Rev. A. L. Porter at the M. E- Church on Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment was made in the M. Cemetery. Thus hath another good, woman gone to her reward. L. J. Cully, John L. Maherand others attended the Democratic State Conventional Indianapolis this week. Prof. Stout and wife are moving their household goods to his father's farm in Harrison Tp., this week. They will sptnd the summer at North Manchester, and will leave in the early Fall for Florida, where the Prof, has a position in the high school at Alberon. We join their many friends in wishing them success in their Southern home. Mrs. Henry Gavin and Miss Margaret Hennebry of . l-iberty, were guests of Mr?.' J. M. Carlos, part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hanly and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Abernathy and and sons, of Gonnersville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr?. Dolph Handley. E. P. Moore was greeting his numerous friends here on Tuesday. Mrs. D. S. Petro, of Conners ville, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tell Hoggs, Wednesday. Clarence McBride, of Dayton, Ohio, and. Mr. and Mrs. Delvan McBride, of West Alexandria, 0. were here, Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Watt. The ladies of the M E. Aid Society held a successful Easter Market at Cully's Store on last Thursday. Edgar Bell, John Maze. Jr., Dorothy N orris and Kuth W att are recovering from a mild attack of measles. Chas. Watt had a valuable farm mare to die Monday. Sam Kiger, cf Indianapolis, and Jos Leech, of Connersv lie were transacting business here, Monday.
Use Alle'rs Foot-Ease, The ant iridic powder to b shaken Into the mIhhh and us-d in fj1H foothath. If you waut rest and comfort for tired, ehinir. sweating f.ft. nae Allen's hot-K8e. It relieves corns and bunions of all pain and prevents blist'-rs, mro and callous spots. Sold every where, 20c. Try It todoy. (ll-i w)
DUNLAPS VILLE John Lafuze. of Richmond, was a K'iest of T, B, Leech and family, here a part of the week. Mrs. Nora Weers spent Thursdiy with- home folks, East of town. Esther Groce and Mrs. Dell (Iroci-, I;iirtield, spent Thursday ht-re. Mrs Arthur Weers and con
jEo.vil!. returned home, Sunday,
lauer;. Msiuwun noinrfolks at i Eirfr li. . Geo Hughes and wifc Mrs . CI an Hughes and Mr. Chas : Wriul autoed to Richmond Sat urc-
Robt. Talbott, Wilbur Cunningham, Kuth and Freda Brookbank united with the Presbyterian church here, Sunday. Mrs. Permelia Husted is convalescent. Ross Retherford and family, of Connersville, spent Saturday night and Sunday-with John IJusted and family. Verner Kennett, of Miami, is a guest of home folks at the farm at this writing. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haag, April 20.
Congratulations. Mr.' and Mrs. T. B. Leech had J, M. Eafuze, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lafuze and son, Mnurice, all of Richmond, for their guests here, Sunday. Mrs. Lou Moore entertained at dinner, Sunday, C. E. Brookbank and family, Ross Darter and family, of Liberty. Will Crawford and wife returned home from St. Petersburg, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hubbell entertained ft dinner, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Little and G.o. Hubbell and wife. Park Hilty and wife entertained a number of friends and relatives at dinner, E ster Sunday. A. S. Brandenburg and wife spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, at the farm. Mrs. Fred Fisher and Clara Hodge were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nickels, Thursday. John Hubbell visited friends at Clifton, Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Talbott and Myra Osborne were shopping in Connersville. Saturday. Mort Witt, of Liberty, called on Mrs. I. O. Cunningham and family, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Richardardson entertained Tom Richardson and family, Clabe Brandenburg and family, Abe White and family at dinner, Sunday. G. W. Hanna, Addie, Pheba, May and Wilbur Cunningham spent Sunday aftemooil with Mr. Frark Bond and fimily at the farm. j Mr. and Mrs. Forr?st Weers were guests of home filks here, Sunday. Vrord jwnjece iyerLere, Monday that M.s. Heno Crawley, died at her home at! Brighton, Kan., Sunday. She Mas a sister Mrs. Lou Moore, Mrs. J. W. Talbot, Mrs. Chas. Brookbank and Robert and Alfred Hubbell. LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES One sl.o Hinaller after tii AI!.mi KnotKane, the .ntl.ej)tn pmvilrr to le shaken Into t lie hlioi 4 lid used In the font-ntli for tint. tlr'l. KWnlleli. m-Miiir, tt nitvr t-et. It liuiki'H tlKht "r ! hIkm-s fiel f.tsy. Sohl everywhere, '-'ie. Ak for Allen's Koot-Kuse. Don't He t any Miliitu:e. I7-lv, COLLEGE CORNER
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday and Sunday the guest of Kirl Miller and family. Allen Gaskins, of Cincim ati, was calling on friends here, Saturday evening. Cl irles Black and little niece, spent Sunday with the lattei's lather, B. M. Plack at the hospital Cincinnati. Mrs. Harry Foreman and son, returned to their home in Indianapolis, Monday after a short visit with her father, Henry Earhart and family and other relatives. Mrs. Mahlon Morris returned home from St. Petersburg, Florida, Friday, where she has been spending the winter. Mrs. Anna Andrews went to Cincinnati Saturday, to return home with herdaughier, who has been at Christ's Hospital and is improving nicelyMorton Miller left Siturday for his home in Ocean Park, Cali fcrnia. after a short visit with relatives here. His father Wm. Miller accompanied him and expects to remain in the west fcr
several months. Mr. and Mrs. James Little of near Liberty spe t Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Riley Miller. Miss F'sie Chaney was a Hamilton visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fugene Ware spent Saturday niyht and Sundav with Mr. an.1 Mrs. D. Sherry of Connersville. Lawrence Bridüford has opened a restaurant i:i the room adjoining the post oflirt?. Anew bus line was started last week, the auto starting from Oxford in the in. ruing passing through here and Boston enrout
to Richmond, and returning in the evening. The junior class will entertain the members of the senior class and teachers of the high school, on Friday evening of this week, at the home of Miss Pearl Hct-rick.
John Hockersmith and son of Illinois spent last week with his brother Charles Hcckersmith and wife who are seriously ill Miss Nellie Jones of Chicago, has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
Bake the past week. Miss Tressa Davis visited friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sylvester and daughter, of Eaton spent Saturday night an Sunday with Mrs. Emma James and sister. Mrs. Agnes Doty will return home this week, from Florida where she has been spending the
winter. Mrs. J. C. Barkley attended the Federation ol Women'sClubs at Shelbyville this week. Among those who attended the Missionary Convention at Connersville this week from here were, Mesdames Louis Ault, Chas. Black, H. F. Hanna, Misses Vera Handley and Stella McCray. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ault, of Indianapolis spent Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ault.
Professional Curds
"KOUÜH ON RATS" ends RATS. MICK.
IiugR. J le outdoors. Unbeatable Exterminator. Used World Over, by U. S. (Jov't too. Economy size '2c or ISe. Drug and country
stores. Kefue mibstitutes FKKE Comic
Picture K.-E. S. Wells, Jersey City, A J. (17-tiw)
SALEM
For Sale Whit Pekin Duck eggs. Phone 41 m. Andrew Tibbitts wife and daughter Lela, Mrs. Jane Darracd Clarence Paddock and wifeepeDt Sunday with Ur, Thompson and family of Liberty. Mra. Minerva Paddock took dinner Sutiday with C. C. Paddock and family. Mies Leta Logue entertained Sun
day George Snyder ofnear Richmond.
Edward Gardner and wife, Edith Iveelor, Margaret Fince, Chas. Pad-
flock and family, Z-slla Miller, Eddie
v illlaruson, Clarence Paddock and wife. Leta Logue, Edna Creek, Aaron Gardner anu wife, were among those who attend d the Easter Program at the Presbjterian church Sunday evening. There are several cases of measle s In the neighborhood. The Missionary Society meets with Llzzio Thurston May, 4th.
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Liberty Readers Are Learning The Way
It's the little kidney ills j The lame, weak or aching back The unnoticed urinary disorders That may lead to dropsy and Bright's disease. When the kidneys are weak. Help them with Down's Kidney Pills, A remedy especially for weak kidneys. 1). anV have bfipn used in kidnpy troubles for 50 yenrs. Kudorsed by 40,000 people endorsed at home. Proof iu a Liberty citlztt6 statement. V. A. John, carpenter, Westcott St., Liberty, sayB: "At times my back has been weak and lame and there is a dull, constant ache through my kidneys. The kidney
secretions are too frequent in pas
sage and trouble me a lot. jvicb time I have been this way, I have used Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the Palace Drug Store, and they have never failed to relieve the
rrnubl in a short time. Nothing
else I have ever taken has done me as much good as Doan's Kidney Pills. Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney renifdy get Doan's Kir'ney Pills the same that Mr. John bad. Foster-Milburn Co. Props., Uufralo, X Y. Apr. 20
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY
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Stte of Indiana,
Union County. )
Tn the Union Circuit Court. April Torrn, 1!M. o the matter of the) v .... v Smith, dee'd, Jennie 1 D. C ughlin, admx.J vencNotice is hereby given that upon petition filed in said court by the admit. istratrix of said estate, fretting up the, insiitlicieiicy of the estate of sM decedent to pay theJebts and liabilities thereof, the judge of said court c 1 ill en the 3rd day of April, 1SMI, find s'id estate to b probably insolvent and order the same to be
s-ttl'd accordingly. The creditors of id estate, are, therefore, hereby
notified of such inoIvet;cy and rl qniri1 to Hin tbir claims against
Mit'l erwte ror allowance. Witney the clerk and sfpl of said eon it at Liberty, Indiana, this J?rd iIhv of April. 191 I ,1T I TMOS. J. TEMPLE PON jskai. (Merk of the Union Circuit Court. W. V. Hossert, Attorney for estate.
Dr. W. A. Thompson PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special attention given to diseases of Women and Children. Telephones at ofiiceand residence. Likkrty. l.v Okkick Houk:-7 to h a. m. 12:3a to 2:30 and 7 tu 8 p, m., and by appointment.
Dr. F. T. Dußois, Physician & Surgeon Ornci Old Shriner Property, West Sidt of Publ'c Square. 'Phone ic8,
GEO. FO'BYRNE ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Office iu Town Hall Building: room 2 and 3. Legal business at tended to promptly. OollectJong and probate business specialties. Notary public in office. BROOKVILLE, INDIANA
Dr. F. L. Mitchell (Successor to Dr. H. M. Egolf)
Special Attention to Disease? of Women and Children
'Phone 41
Liberty, Iu
Dr. G.E.Stevenson DENTIST Tel 86-0 Reg. Tel. 86-A
DR. Q. PIGMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office west Side of the Public Square LIBERTY, INDIANA
DR. E. R. BEARD Physician and Surgeon LIBERTY, INDIANA.
Columbia Life Insurance Go'. Of Giniinnatf, Ohio J L.A. Gregerson,Gen. Agt Office With Walter F. Bessert Atty, Liberty Ind
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C. H, ERGANBRIGHT, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, Liberty, Indiana Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada. All calls promptly answered. 'Phone 136. Liberty, Ind.
Dr.0. W. SNYDER VETERINARIAN IIDIR1V, . INDIANA
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