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The Vernon Times Published every Friday at VERNON. iND. IBICES, Editsr&PubU&r Subscription price, postage paid to any part of the United Htates, Hawaii, i'orto itico, Phillipines and Mexico. Osk Ykak in Tndiana Om? Year in all ones? up to the th. On? Year in all .ones above the .", tb, - Payable in advance. Ihe North Vernon Itemo valiwts will surely have to give up the talk that the corniog eletton will determine wbetlier there will be a new Court house built at Vernon or North Vernon, when they tec the notice of eleo Hon a published ut.der oath of Evert tt Heinish and J&me Huotingtou, the voter will then know that the real ifue h. 'Certain North Veruou lawyers and real .ta',e owners want a new court home in Noith Vernon, and that the vote! have been deceived, by the talk of a new rourt hoase at Vernon or at North Vernon. Heny thi- if you can. All Attorney Little could say in hia argument of the injunction proceedings was to ridicule the town of Vernon and to praise the great metropolis of North Vernon. Poor old Mr. Little tv about like what he claims the court house to be, ans V spieLt. In hi: decision of the ca.e Judge Ketchani set aside Mr. Little's argument as of no value, saving that it has no bearing on the cfte whether the court house iaiu a large and crow ins l'"n or in a small hamlet. s North Vernon &nd the Carnival troupe were beaten September 2'2 nd NOIiTII VKPvNON will be beaten worse July 1919. Stafford Pyle left for Sevmotir last Tuesday. Jeff Naylor wife and sons of Hipley Co., visited her parents, II. C. "Semon and wife Sumliy. Preaching service at Graham iresbyterian Church on Sunday evening July b. at S:30 p. m. conducted hy Bro. Pearcc of Mad i. on. WilliaiiiH, of dadi.n, I'"' of Matxl .lohDori, 4 hi Mr. and Mt. Warren II. liarrett whose home has bc;n on the PiiD3tna Cacal, were here Wednesday visiting- relatives. Thcv 1 ' . . . . - , 1 . .... . C T . Barrett was fortniTlv . ' . . - jr 53 Carson,' a resident, at 'one ... a of Vernjn.

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llS,3 tors 2 f hft 'n j-. ip "I n::3 r-"r hi-s rr. supervision since irs fa ib no cne to deceive you ia this. J ust-as-good " are but er c r tha health t Exferimeat. f? " f Signature of y7 ' out? af& 0 "er ciO h ears AN EVANGELISTIC PICNIC Most of the citier s of Vernon have beni atteiidinjr pie lies of various kinds for yeara Fourth of July picnic?, Sunday Hchool picnics, etc , etc; but some of us have never stumbled across anew kind an evangelistic picniccalled to, not because there was any smgJUK, or praying, or preaching, or t'xuoriius connected with it, but sin ply because the Evangelist, Mr. Ferrell ana ins good wife were at the head of it, and were the life of it. On last Saturday at 4:30 p. m. about ... people "from fi yrs. old to 60;'assemoieu a i tne hotel and marched with beating drums and Hying colors to a little cove on Mr. Wildey's premises. ana men the fun began. First of all, every cow in the pasture got her head up, turned tailthat is, turned her tail over her back and ran for dear life. Later, however, one of the boldest, an old bricdle returned to investigate and if she had been invited would have remained to take part iu the fun but Mr. Evangelist, with club in hand, gave her to understand that lie did not come to Vernon to evaugeli.e innocent cows, and eo she departed, a wiser but happier cow. xvner tne pulling of weeds, and piling of stones there followed an impromptu program of short and funny eonSs, speeches and sermons until we Imagined we had about fun enough for one evening but fouud that the program had only fairly begun, Next came races by the girls and races by the boys?, races by the women and races by the men. Next the whole party, old and young was orgauued under two captains and etunts too numerous to mention were pulled oft by opponents selected from each side. At the end of fhe fun and frolic, the more serious business of prenarimr &nA eating lunch was the order of the day. .a nre was ouilded, table cloths gnrrad oa the ground ami all manner of dain ties spread thereon. Perhaps the most ei joyable of these, especially to th. rys rul girls was the roasted weinies and marshma'dows. In conclusion, a vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. and Mrs Ferrell for their tllicicnt leadership on this jolly occasion. The vote was given by clapping of hands, and was hearty and unanimous. At the close of the day the procession wended its way homeward to gel ready to repeat the experience on a larger scale on uext Friday, July 4th. Written hv one who was there. Vc iro f X til i to serve you with rocd printing. No matter what thz nature of thz fob rtf be wc arc redely - to do it

Paul Carson of Ihr.c..r here YtVJiie- hv cillia;.; n.i r: tives and friend. Robert If. Wood of ilki Ridge, was here Wednesday

IT S to consult Evangelist Ferrell about holding meetings ia other fields. Mis. Alice Marlett and child ren of North Vernon spent Sanday with her father, Garret Branham. Mrs. Curtis Downs of Seymour died Wednesday of last week and was burried Friday at Seymour. Mrs. Downs was native of Jenning County living- near Hayden until the last few years. She died of paralytic stroke. Dalton Hinchman of Indianapolis was here the first of the week looking after the interests of his farm. The Indiana National Life In surance Company of Indianapolis. I n d . . made prompt payment, Friday, June 27, of a $4000.00 claim, to Mrs. Walter J. Reiclile of North Vernon, whose husband carried a policy in this Company. Mr. Fred Fetter of Vernon is representative for the Company. Adv The following unsigned letter reached us July first: "William S. Van Iloosier and wife arrived Wednesday from Norfolk, Va. Irs. Van Iloosier formerly was Kose E. Daily and has spent the past year in government service at Washington, D. C. Mr. Van Iloosier was, for 18 months Pharmacist Mate aboard the U. S. S. Leviathan, the largest ship ailoat, and recieved his discharge at Pittsburg, Pa.,. June 24." Preaching services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at S o'clock. Misses Mildred Petree and Gladys Eitel joined a crowd of girls at North Vernon Monday evening and enjoyed a weinie roast at Rabb's woods. Elmer Grin stead of Chicago, was the guest of Mrs. Wm. Hinchman Saturday, Harry Thicksten and family of N. Vernon visited her mother Mrs. Jennie Dixon and family bun clay. J a, Mrs, Wm Hinchman and soa returned to their home here Saturday. Ernest Burns and family of Grammar visited- her parents, Chas Smith and wife Sunday. Dalton Hinchman of Indianapolis was the guest of Mrs. Wm. Hinchman Sunday. Howe Stewart of Cherry Park and Nathan Hay worth of Columbus were guests of their grandparents M. B. Patrick and wife, Sunday evening. Mrs. Sarah Ziegler and neph ew visited her daughter, Mrs. Wm Randall south of town Sunday. Fred Schuyler, wife and baby of Lovett visited her aunt, Mrs. Wm Hinchman Sunday, Harry Stearns and wife of N. tr . v etnon were entertained at tea at the home of Joe Stearns and wife Sunday. Mrs. Joe Veasy of Jeilersoavuie ana .Mrs. Alex Veasy of Tulsa, Okla., were guests of Mrs. W. P. Carr Tuesday. Ben Downs and wife of Deer Creek and Harry Riley and wife of Portland, Ore., visited Mrs. v v m Hinchman and soa Sunday. Opal and Win Shaw of North Vernon visited their erandna Hinchman Mondav and Tues day. James Hand and wife and Mr. and drs. Middleton from up North visited Harry Held and wife at Rush Branch. Mrs. J. E. Richardson and Mrs. Joe Stearns are entcrtain-

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A tall game here Sunday v. in. be tF.a the old men and small boys tc tuiicu ia tne orys wiuniog 13 to 12 in 10 rounds. The Baptist Asjucifttionai Sunday tk-hool ( 'onvemiuu was held at Paris Crossing Saturday and Bauuy. V,' alter Iteevcs and family, Geo. Ifartwll jiiui family were at North Vernon Saturday night. Mr?, Blanche Kaiu is reported better. Relatives from Indianapolis and Seyrnour are visiting Chester Myriek and family. Will Poole has returned from Camp Devon, Mas, und has been shocking wheat for Charley Johnson, at Hopewell. Amo8 Myrick left for Texas last week to work in the oil fields. Theima VViikerson hg gone to stay with Mrs. Geo. Artz. Chaa M athi & wms nt Paris rmc.i .. . .. . . . i . 1 1 m last Saturday testing cream for J.evin Carloca. Kiley Kail and wife enttrtuined at dinner last Friday, Charles Kjs.ir aud family, of Seymour nud UobLi Jamts and wife of Lovat. Lucy Hendricks and wife were at John tt. Wilkerson last week. We had thunder fetormg all luot week hindering the harvest, but wheat was mostly all cut . An elm tree in .1 esse Tales hick yaid was struck by lightuinir hst week, stunning the family f r an hour or two Mrs. Rhine Burtsali is here visitiDc relatives. Mrs. Chss. Willoughby was aecidently shot iu the arm last Wednesday by her-husband when he shot at same epanows. She i srettinir alone- wn and the wound is not considered dan, I e n - - -w - Serous. It was dressed by Dr. Kohison of Deputy. We have heard some people livins right iu North Vernon sav N. Vernon dots not deserve a new Court House. Tnat town has turned down Fever! business enterprises in the last few years that would have made the place more prosperous and enterprising than a new Court House will do. It seems amusing to some of us who have been perusing both papers to read the Plain Dealer real sorrow(?) about the Times sounding pe-onal note?, when we all know which paper started the racket and which commenced the ' person amies." East Lovett John Short ct Weston is helpiug Mr. luchmond. ueDeva McCarter was quite sick iasc week. Robert Moorehead and family of Bhelbyville visited N. W. Palmer re cently. The party at A. It, James Saturday evening was well attended. Misa Elizabeth Lauder of Jeflersonville 19 visiting at J. O. Perry's. Mrs. UcCaslin and daughter, Mrs Men Amlck of North Vernon vi-ited EIrs. J. B. Hughes and family last week. Mr. Richmond and son Charles m o tored to Indianapolis Monday. Miss Cecile Perry returned Fridav from a visit with relatives at Jeftersonvtlle. Mart Dixon and wife are entertain ins a new boy at their home. Georgia Bennett of Vernon Town ship spent Friday at E. G. Grahams. Rev. Pearce of Madison will hold service at Graham Presdyterian church eunaay evemug, July 6th. .Last week Plain Dealer made the assertion tnat a new court house at North Vernon would benefit everv man, woman and child in Jenuincs County. Could anyone call that the truth? Marion Mr. V. M. Deputy and eons transact ed business at Seymour Saturday. C'ceral from here attended Children's Day at the Union Sunday School Sun clifij. The Frmers are very busy cutting wheat. 21 rs. Fred Deputy and eon Ralph were at Seymour Saturday. 3t33 Dora Huntington of -Indianapolis came last Saturday to spend the summer with her aunt Mrs. H. A. Meyer, Mr. E. F. Ryan sold forty-three hogs last week. Mioses Vera and Beulab JL.ewi.3 were tiiarranff in Svmonr stnHa a k...., s-ud U rs. Orv&t Barnes and hia Mr. .;r cf Cnioatown called on tnd Mrs E. b. liv&n Sandav. lit. Wm Cory a bought a load of feed tt E: mc ur Friday for Mr. V. M. Deputy. .lr. tsd Mrs. Delmer Mous.t were at t-eyraour Saturdsv.

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Rush Branch Mrd. Bert Hough re-urmd f-rom Mountain Veiw, Mo. Wednesday from a sdiort viait with h.er sister. Miss Alice .Semon of near Jlayden is staying with Mrs. George Manner. Miss Olive Hough has been very ,-ick with a ecld. Mrs. Silver is on ths sicl: li.-t. Several from here attended the Children's Day exoiche y.t (iraham Sunday night. On account of the overripe condition of the wheat seine of the iarmtTs cut wheat Sunday. Alice Semon spent Sunday .vith Mr. Brown and family near Renville. Mrs, Lida Hough spent last week with Mrs. Wm. DowellOpal Brooks returned Saturday from Mrs. George Etter's. Mrs. T. li. Schlolman tpent Sunday afternoon with her jiiother, Addie Johnson, at Rabbit Plains. Thomas Conboy ha-3 opened hi? store again tince Swarthout and Miles have moved the rest, of their goods to Butlerville. Mrs. Cora Ploughe Client .Sunday atternoon with Hettie Lough. Mr. George Hanner took his wiff to Sellersburg, Ind. for special treat ment Monday. C. C. JORDHN Funeral Directoi Licensed Ernbalsner Phone, rfifu arid Day 105K Vernon, Indiana W. A. BASNETT Vernon, - - Indiana P"5 " , jp mi , 9 -tr 4 3 f 11 T fj v Phone 202 L HERNON - IND 4" 1 O " T11 you many a ? 1 lar vill escape yon if yon fail io lead caremi-7 and regularly the aclveraoin ol 1 - f fy fa l yt fyrr - f

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