Local Social Notes Across Town This Week
Mrs. C. A. Clark traveled to Lafayette on Friday. Thomas Manion conducted business in Manon Friday. H. W. Bledsoe and ULC. Man lon rode to Lafayette Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jennfields welcomed a daughter Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swing visited relatives in Chicago Friday. Governor Sreddh visited Medaryville. Veral Hithaway announced candidacy for sheriff in next primaries. O'Conner returned from New York reporting east weather and coal shortages. Pioneer Club met with Mrs. Waller Engle hosting. Fayette druggists limited Monday sales to essentials. Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker to Los Angeles for winter. Robert Carnes and daughter Ethel to join them. William Schlemann of Valparaiso planned Florida winter but will stay local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Clark
Lafayette
Thomas Manion
Manon
H. W. Bledsoe
Ulc. Manlon
Mer
Wit Travis
Indianapeds
Nollasis
Anne Leonard
Reisgelaer
Alre
Leonard
Gillam
Mro
Mrrov
Verl Hithaway
Winamac
Sheiff
Tow
O'Conner
Monticello
New York
Ife
Waller Engle
Pioneer Club
Prhursday
Mesdames
Larry Foster
MM. Pall
Chas. Severns
Claude Barson
W. OC
Ethel
Los Angeles
Snow Clearances Ordered for Walks by Town Board
The Town Board requires property owners and tenants to remove all snow from full width and length of walks by 8:30 each morning. Vacant lots must comply. Noncompliance leads to snow removal at owner expense charged by the clerk treasurer. Order effective from publication date January 1918. Also note about Pert Overman as street commissioner and an entertainment notice for Stuart doorg with “Reaching The Goal.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert Overman
Monon Discontinues Mixed Train Service
The Monon has discontinued the mixed accommodation train on this division. No restoration date is known as coal trains have priority and engines are now pulling coal drags. The Chicago and Indianapolis mails are delayed, reaching late enough that distribution occurs the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Chicago
Indianapolis
Fae
Former Lafayette resident dies from boiler burns at Barbee Wire Works
Jacob Frohr a former Lafayette resident died at St Elizabeth's hospital after suffering severe burns while cleaning a boiler at Barbee Wire Works. His daughter Miss Groces Frohr of the place joined him at the hospital as he succumbed to his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stolin
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lefayette
Barbee Wire Works
Secident
Jake
Oki Net
Ureacht
Icifias
Dias
Segada
Miss Groces ¢Cohr
Farmers Institute Meeting Moved Up to Saturday
Weather delays shift the Farmers Institute Workers meeting to next Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the library. President M P Hill and Secretary Mrs L M Poundstone note the change and urge action in support of the Garfield fuel order and war effort. Horace St Herr, Indiana conservation director, cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
M. P. Hill
L. M. Poundstone
Betis
France
Horace St. Herr
Federal Fuel Administration
Indiana
Make Money Now Invest and Act on Opportunities
A motivational pitch urges readers to analyze opportunities, investigate both good and bad features, and act decisively. It cites Westinghouse, Vanderbilt, and stock tips for Cuban American Petroleum and Liberty Oil and Gas, urging immediate contact with E. L. Detamore for investment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westinghouse
Vanderbilt
ADV
ACT
DOT
Liberty Oil and Gas
E. L. Detamore
Insurance
Chicago Daily Journal Rural Mail Rate Notice
The Daily Journal offers rural readers a limited time rate of 3 dollars per year for home delivery. Subscriptions include news and market reports with mail orders encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Journal Ia Ds
Farmers urged to order fertilizers now due to transport issues
Farmers should arrange future fertilizer and binder twine deliveries as transportation remains uncertain until the war ends. Visit Farmers Elevator Company for quotations on quantities. The death of Fred Jennings formerly of this place occurred in Kankakee last Saturday from diabetes. his brother-in-law Frank Shultz attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Company
Fred Jennings
Kankakee
Frank Shultz
German Aliens Urged to Register Now
All German aliens who have not registered should do so at once. The government urges newspapers to publicize this. Consult the local postmaster for full information.
Sale Notice for Dairy Cows and Farm Implements
IF L Overton of Lee Indiana schedules a sale on February 7 1918 to dispose of dairy cows other stock and farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Overton
Lee
Indiana
Sunday Services and Evening Sermons at Local Church
Sunday School at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 on Tears of Jesus. Evening service at 7 30 titled Who is Your Master. Prayer meeting and Christian Endeavor Saturday at 7 30 led by Pastor J S Van Orman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. van Orman
New Year Auto License Office Opens for 1918 Registration
The 1918 automobile registration blank can be filled out at the office of H. A. Ames. Mrs. John and Fred Reeder traveled to Monticello yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ames
John
Fred Reeder
Monticello
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Mira
Jenn Fields
Abs
Albert Swing
Phairpoare
Fas
Rey
Delyn
Geevernor Sreddh
Bia
Weestibab
Fey Gore
Oveck
Sir
Cop Jdatneer
Plonsseé
Waehiaeter
William Sehleman
Valparaiso
Florida
Sprucetex Mfg. Company
Vhce
Francesville
Jacob Frohr
Roncesville
Farmers’ Elevator Company
M. M. Maxecoll
Farmers’ Salvator Company
Foreman Myers
Jess Myers
W. H. Fogg
A. S. Kent
George Lehman
Michigan City
Myers
Lehman
John Hancock
N. B. Green
Bert Eldridge
Floyd Miller
Jesse Morris
Frank Webb
Jess Reprogle
Fred Dukes of
Reynolds
Harry S Garfield
Asten
Elostae Evden
Garfield
Chicago Daily Journl
Christian Church Notice
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