West Lebanon Gazette (Newspaper) - August 3, 1916, West Lebanon, Indiana ' - Editor r DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WARREN AND ADJOINING 33. August 3, 196. 3. will not be nearly so hot if you will set the hot cook stove for the and buy one of our fne high get the use of it during this hot The housewife will greatly appreciate tb e change from a hot cook stove to the cool kitchen you will have if you get one of our oil Less expensive to operate as the meal is ready the fire can be turned staple in tiie Grocery Best brands of canned goods of all Give us a YOUR you cannot afford a vacation at the lakes or on the but you can afford to things a little easier at Don't you think the good housewife deserves a vacation from the kitchen drudgery this hot Make it easy for her by coming to our store and laying in a supply of tinned canned breakfast cakes and all ready to be served without the discomforts of bending over the hat Come look around and see what we have to save labor during this hot parties will find cur store a great place stock up their hampers with dainty Quality Esther Slater is visiting friends at 111. F. Smith was over from Covington and lady of visited in the city Layton Smith is reported seriously ill at her home on East Fourth Fred Ribble of Lafayette spent with Irwin Ribble and lady in this Tanner of who has been ill with the is reported Current of Danville visited his Alvan and near Marshfield last and this Ed and of spent Sunday with the lady's James Dailey and at 111. Amos and Alan Galyean have purchased Ford roadster which they will use in Minnie Kidwell and children and Mrs. Ida Goans and daughter the guests of Grant and family Mary Patton of Florida is the guest of Frank Wysong and family and other relatives and friends in and near Ogle spent Sunday with his Ogle and lady in this John now has a good position as fireman on the 0. I. S. Ida Goans and little Margaret of ia visiting a few days with her Miss Melva and other your cobs now for the They are free to Lebanon Grain Ora had been visiting her Mrs. E. A. at returned to her home in 111., Edith Rhoderick planned a party on her Albert and Wednesday guests present and a fine time is Martin is reported to have been overcome with the heat while working in the harvest field last At last reports he was much better but was quite ill for a A. Wurtsbaugh of old town spent Friday with her and at and from there went to 111., for a visit of a few with relatives and Flint and of Lake are the guests of the lady's Mrs. Bessie and in this Mrs. was formerly Miss Grace Romine of this your cobs now for the They are free to Lebanon Grain Viola Livingston of this underwent an operation at the St. Elizabeth hospital in Danville Her Mrs. John and Miss of city went to Danville to be with her during the trying hearing on waterworks which was to have come before the Service Commission at Indianapolis has again been postponed at the request of the opposition The Town Council and Water are going having the bonds will sell the which right the Commission gave them at a recent and proceed with the work of Had it not for opposition causing delay the plant would have been well under by this is said to have been quite a lively scrap occurred Tuesday night of last week when several town boys forced Glen Stitts of the country to leave a voung lady he was home and get out of The boys were out undei arrest and the we ' was rioting as there seemed to have been four implicated in the A trial was held before Squire Wallace Friday afternoon and Rex Frank Ernest King and Rupert Strumpfer each fined and amounting in each case to All but Crask paid but he took an appeal to the circuit court and the case will likely come up at the September The trouble is said to have from a slighting remark made ' by Stitts about one boy's be complete also have all the to the following letter was received from Rae Lincoln of Attica and published at his The letter is self July 28, 1916. Mr. Grant you are a friend of I wish to make a rectifying statement through your The in regard to the VILE LIE which is being I think it should be hushed in the beginning if Now just kindly state to the public that the story reported about my wife is purely a lie and that every effort is being put forth to find the he or that started and if the right one is gotten hold of they will suffer to the fullest extent of the ' And make this that while my wife was away she was in and around West Lebanon with my people and friends and that from now on when they want to know tell them I said to come to headquarters and receive full information and by so doing they receive any second hand you can add anything to this you but please make it strong for we simply mean There is a law for such degrading lies and I mean to use it if and think if more would there would be less of it will close now hoping to see this statement on the front page of your paper with big headlines next publishing and sign name in C. and Mutual Weeldy No. 58. iiesday AND THE 6"Helen's Wild Good Comedy Ford 4REFLS4 and Tax ies for the Year 19! 6'. Trustee of Mound Warren proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the Advisory Board at its annual to be held at his residence on the 5th day of 1916, commencing at 2 o'clock p. the following estimates and amounts for said and Township tax 13c on the hundred Tuition expenditures and tax 24c on the hundred School Tax expenditures and tax 26c on the hundred Tax expenditures and tax 20c on the hundred Road Tax expenditures and tax 2c on the hundred dollars Poor expenditures for preceding year and tax 2 cents on the hundred expenditures and total on the hundred taxables of the above named township are as follows Total valuation of Lands valuation of Personal of rail express palace car telegraph from last year's tax Amount of Credit on account of Mortgage taxable property of Tp J. Dated July 31, 1916. past week the list of book donations for our new as given in the list has been tendered the Library The Committee collection of donations requests you to have a list of your gifts made out ready for them when they They already have 129 books and 3S and have begun BART A Rational of the House of J. H. of Civilization in the Female Caroline of Cyrus and and Ralph Bride of the James Lane Sister Francis Little The Old Rosa MILDRED Four E. W. J. Fenimore MILLER REIFEL Inside of the of and Work in the Civil of the Great Fight for Life in Sea and on U. Lady's on the Pun Bulls and ' 'The Bunch of and of Brave old and the Wolf in Drake's Freedom's of the 2Sth," Clive in England's Indiana Volunteer of the Galveston Elsie Upward Mary DORA B. Call of the Poetical works of in the Holy Divine Plan of the ' 'The Time is at hy Kingdom Animals I Have E. Setan ROSSIE V. of as Life's Political Economy of Post of Missing Simple Longfellow's ELIZABETH George in Its People and Margaret Horton Christmas Rupert Battle of Reed Thompson Edna in John C. other Ralph and Harold Lightning C. F. and A. M. and the Hartford Cherry John Luther Long. Octave Evalyn Truths by Great Royal Path of Haines and Art and Dr. Sheton Ralph Albert Biggs of Rensselaer and Mrs. Laurel Rollings of Miss Nell of and Miss Mildred of were the guests of Mrs. Mildred Lincoln and other relatives from Friday until the big Percheron stallion owned by Crouch Son at and said to have been the largest horse in the weighing 2,800 was overcome by the heat and died heavy wind storm of Monday afternoon blew down a flowering tree in Conrad yard that he says he planted the first year he came to years and Mrs. Starr of while motoring through to Danville last stopped and spent the afternoon and evening with William Biggs and I CANNOT HELP YOU YOU ARE IN A BAD Not A Repair Repair makes and all and cor Save your broken I will replace AL work C 3. T J. MILLER HORACE wearing materials COLORED WASH GOODS White Light Weight and an excellent assortment of Summer All high grade Good values in men's including the E- Y. Sport Soft Collars and Tennis Oxfords bring summer day YOU NOT SPENDING MUCH OF YOUR MONEY THERE NOT SOMEONE DEPENDENT UPON YOU WHO MAY SOME DAY BADLY NEED THE MONEY YOU ARE SO YOUR MONEY AND SWEAR OFF MOST COSTLY BEGIN BANKING MONEY OR MAKING YOUR BALANCE GROW IS THE BEST CURE FOR WITH PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME Checks for Per paid on lime Boxes lor M. ALAN M. Horace O. W. Grant A. Jewelry is here for jewelry with the understanding you can't make a We shoulder our responsibilities as jewelers and merchants We soli fashionable and ' we a personable ity for every article we rec Jewelers and 131 East HOUSE OF
