The Vernon Times, Volume 8, Number 29, Vernon, Jennings County, 12 March 1920 — Page 1

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j 6" THE OHLV PKPEH PULLI3HED KT THE CDUHTY SBWT VOL. 8. No. 29 VERNON; iND., MARCH 12, 1920 Entered tnecoaiSeiM mtter Jts'ce 11, ias t i o;Lc at Verjsoo. Iadin. ender tut Act of litrs'i

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lr. II. W. Vansc-oy Is visiting Jl'Una it Wa.hinston, lei. Samuel Colvin and family havi rjarr.d ttorou from a plaasant viJIt "Sfitii rclatiye at Munele.

Mrs. H. R. Carney has returned from Indianapolis.

Ms. Agnes Hooten has gone to Peooria, Ill., to make her future home.

fi ty Roberts Sr., who has been -viVding his son here, has returned to Indianapolis.

Jacob McClure has returned to Angola.

Mrs. Anna Hood (colored) celebrated her one hundredth birthday on Sunday with a big dinner to a number of relatives and friends. The Vernon basket ball, team attended the tournament at Columbus Friday and Saturday and came home feeling mighty proud of the honors carried off by them.

Hugh Carney, who has been seriously ill of the flu, is again able to come to town with that smile that never wears off.

James Foster has returned from .Illinois.

Tim work on William Wenzei's bungalow is progressing since spring jrned lip. Mr. Fnuik Phillips of Butlerville lMtd her .aunt, Mrs. Jane Wigganu Lsf week.

Mrs. Florence Hill has returned from Indianapolis. EAT ALL YOU WANT!

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U More Cas on the Stomach or ou Ctomachl No More Heavy Feeling After Meals cr Constipation! If you hare sour stomach, constitution or r,i a on the stomach ONG ; BOON FBI. Eimple buckthorn bark, iLlyctrine, etc., as mixed in Adler-I-ka, rill brine: you INSTANT relief. Adler-i-ku draws all tha old foul Chatter from tho system leaving th towtl find stomach fresh and VESA NT, ready to digest anything. li2nU against appendicitis.

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frank Jordan, who hai been quite iil of tii tin, U convalescing. L. I j. Holies, ftgod about SO years, who diwil at his home, east f town. w buried here Saturday. Th fural eer vices were conducted by lit. W. D. Cols at the Presbyterian Skurch. Hnrial in Vernon Cemetery. A widow and one son survive. iisyor Frank Jones of Columbus atitndKt court here Saturday. Mnry Eeaion transacted business at Xorth MaAIaon last week.

fkaphi and lYank Wagner of Iniianapolis xvera tiHinass visitors here

Mm, W. J. Xesbitt of Marion, Iod.. iid lit a. It. It. Dotd of New York yiiied Mi,. lliillg Stiwetl here this

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Tk rishr recent cold sp!! has been i k rvoi'i.!-br,ker for severity at this

iie of ytar. Thm influenza patients hava all re$xind a normal condition of health. T.hof' who planted tobacco last year r tcjiinsr on put tins out a crop $Sn this year, and in addition a number of others will encase in the tain i mitts try. Just a few more days and the toads wit! h agai!t"sfmo)t impassiiblf. J. V.. r ! t.:. cu a .k i tt r. r b't r ai.J fiu:. I at A:! A, o. A Hi. Jt1 T i a fi i It "in i C. .:.'.y . ' - ! i r . I i . - : . i V. . ' w J 4 t . tl; , ti t ' ' t f I r .

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District, and Ti:o s--.v. i -at ion f. r the (.face of Congresuman on the Democrat Ti.:Ui i lvl; !.r- tu them. Each Dvtntu.'sit in Jcmun?s Count v hs an equal voice in Mie selection of tin c.s r.tiidato. The noiiiii at ion Your?, Mr. Democrat Voter, to bestow as you think bo ' . - The Office 1 re- Not Beh ng- To Any Candidate Or To Any Grtup Of Individ i! m1. C. E. Custer, o! Pavtholomew County, was the first dand id a to to announce for the Democratic nomination. C. K. Custer, of irarthoiomew County, Uas been in this race Since ; March 5ih, rdl'b C. E. Custer, of Bartholomew Conntv, who is a farmer and a lawyer, Is an efficient, forward-looking Dcmecjat, who has no alliances with either Capital or Labor or anv Spe:ial -Interest", bnt who wili represent All Interests .In The Fourth District. C. E. Ciistcr. ot i' til eh-miw County, is " running on his merits, on his ability ard tituess for the office, and is playing fair with the Democrats of this District. C. E. Custer, of liavtbolomew County, has never been playii T for any out- to got ihi- uommation except Cuater. ( E. Custcr'a Cauidacv ia not now and never has been contingent upoh an- v iettins oLof the conteat. Ti is Yvo.u- Duty to tr.. to the PCLL8 on MAY4TH md vote for Y 1 -ri-: CHOICE tor this oftlce. The ma-s of the Pie. n;, Old-Fashioned Democrats are for C. E. Custer for this nomination. They know him to be a man of the people and for the people. If You Want To Pick The Winner, VOTE FOR CUSTER FOR CONGRESS

EAST LOVETT.

Ceorga Moorhead and, family moved to their naw horn at. Franklin Saturday.

Hubert Miller want to Paris Xin

Saturday to visit nig sister. Mrs. Geor

gia Wilson. Dcdos3 Detainers went to Marlon Saturday, where he has employment. Clarence ATcCarUr la working for Ernest Ross.

Ralph Thomas and wife spent Sun

day at Allison Miller's. The teachers of Lovett Township held their last institute for this schoo term Saturday. George Graham has moved to Mr Potter's farm. James Hoffman will move to the farm vacated by George Moorhead.

N. W. Palmer and wife of East Lovett were guests of W. II. Ferguson and wife of Lovett Saturday and Sunday. The stork was overloaded with girl babies as he passed through East Lovett on Wednesday, March 3rd, so he left two of them, one with Frank Carson and wife, and one withLacey Hendricks and wife.

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Mr. Ross Thomas and wife made a business trip to North Vernon Saturday. Mr. Jesse Grimes and son Robert made a business trip to North Vernon Tuesday. Owing to bad roads, our mail carrier wasn't able to get over the route several clays last week. Mr. Charley Boggs and wife went to North Vernon Saturday. Pauline and Elegene Thomas spent Sunday afternoon with Pearl Peterson. Mr. Lee Ream and wife made a

business trip to ButlcrvIIle Saturday.

Hallock in the fruit orchard.

Mr. Schloemer and Mr. Bojjrs are

helping move Mr. Ross Thomas to his

new home near Lovett.

Mr. Fred Vincent and wife spent

PRESENT RACE L!RE PIGMIES That Ift, If On Celleve Stories cf th Gianta cf the Day Cona By. The hne giant whoso fossilized remain' have jut been dug up in th state of Vera Cruz strikes a severs blow at tho?e who boast of phvsical development in the twentieth century. This giant Is claimed to be 11 yards high ! Loushkln. the Rnssfan giant, war well under nine feet, or three yards. The Biblical riant Goliath, was merely a dozen feet, and thi great Kin O- of Bashan did not stand more than 10 feet 6 inches in his socks. Of held the record before !hl 11-yard chnmpion came along to upset him. Pnt him in the kitchen of a modest four-floored house and ids legs wotibl reach the dining room above, his chet would thrust op Into the bedroom and his head come out In the attic! The (ivemce height of the measly specimen of humanity who -Inhabit tho globe today Is about fH feet. How wo are diminishing! London Answers.

WHAT OCCUPIED HiS MIND Senator TwobfaJe's Meditations - Just at That Time Were Very Much en Things Mundane. Senator Twobble appeared in deep thought. His lips were puckered and wrinkles creased his brow. After standing at some distance and watching him a while in awe, two of the senator's constituents fell to talking about hfm. "There's no telling what mighty problem he's meditating on," said tha first. "No," Fald the second, "but jut ont of curiosity, let's ask him." DtfBdently they approached the statesman, hats in hand, and the first constituent aid: "Senator, we were jast wondering what was on your mind. Would you object to telling us?" "Not at alt, gentlemen," replied the penntor. "I was just thinking that IX that confounded corn of mine didn't quit hurting oon I'd hare to sec a chiropodist.' Birmingham Ara Herald.

A Columbus Luj-Ilv - s woman, who ia by no means youthful, but who heretofore has regarded' herself aa anything but decrepit, received a severe jelt recently. She was on her way to work, carefully picking her steps

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Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Matt snow. Two small boys were standing

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pats to two large, Juicy snowballs. Their chattering ceased as the womnn approached, and a significant sllenca reigned f be passed. Evidently a question v us asked, for through the wintry air came n answer, sharp and sdirillj "Naw, you don't want to throw no snowballs at an old lady." Indianapolis News.

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H. H. Cooper and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Bc!y ar' Sunday, George Jones and family of

staying with their son, Ray, near N,

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Gilbert Baker is (it: horn with the meahM. Blanche Baker t ar- o Thursdav for a ff-.v w.tk

Raymond Estell patcha .rd

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liam H. Davis End Beatrice luri-sri ?.-' wwa ti.srrie(i Saturdav afternooa.

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I., rse ! culvert Friday night. Have not heard j peace, rest cn spiritual forces on th-3

i wluit damage was done. ;ieep spiv.iuai laci or in i ainercooa

l C. Lake ia still on ta tick list, or uou. ints 4 tae message ad-

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SERVICE, as coustrued in this store is doing ths thing you want dr ne accuraely

and correctly without you having you to ask for it. Also prices are made that

eveiybody interested are satisfied. We

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Frank Halt called oti Jcj n .:e"

Tuesday norrinr Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy went to town dressed to all eitizens of the British " Brocks "fami.e" -re l ? Friday afternoon. j Empire and slsaed fcy David Lloyd writio Mrs. Pavia drivs to chK)i from George, prim minister. ?i;7i'Wivktt.s, the p H-it..-d of our! here. Sunday attsrnooa, et 2 o'elsck. I i ,.i.,., :. , .i '. . Tf-'-n na-nn iiauliTii? om- will Breach on the attbieet. "Tha V.'.- v

..-j-V' " fodder from th Fox farm l.Iondr.y H:-.:s." Mi- jl'ttull L I. ti on th &lck morning. Cn th account of Mrs. UcCahfr bit t . p. t fv Mr. Whit was hauling hay from t funeral, I ccuki not be present last ; ',u ;3 . u u ,-.!t af'r'in Mr. Davis' Monday afternoon. y. All are cordially invited to ui.cr a vk. i ' ' Ida Clarkson 1 still uffrins frrat pr,t csxf Saclay.

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b. Peaches 1.00 Navy Ec-es 9c per lb. Jowel Meat 23c per lb. . Apricots 1.15 Salmon good pir.k 22c per lb. White Lily flour $1 00 per Rack nd Mcore lied Tico P.C. Hour 9c per box 7c per twist Aunt Jamica pancake flour

per box He Aunt Jamina B C flour lie Buck Apple Dntler 17c per lb.

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