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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
4
The Shirley Creamery Co. bought 6,220 pounds of cream and 5,365 pounds of milk in May, totaling 11,595 pounds. From this 4,629 pounds of butter were produced and sold mainly in New York and Chicago. Farmers received 872.12 dollars, a substantial gain over April.
The Boone Circuit Court adjourned yesterday until Monday. James W. Cox granted a divorce from Amanda Fo Cow in the Board of Children's Guardians vs William Hoggins custody case. Judgment made the child a ward of the Board of Commissioners for three months from June 1, 1908.
Dr Beagen osteopathic physician Mrs Mort Suchanan and daughter Norma are visiting her sister Mrs Ed Waser in Kokomo Have portiers and colored curtains cleaned Call home phone 1 McDaniel Bros The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Flickinger east of Lebaton All wishing to go meet at the church at 1 o clock and conveyances will be provided Mrs Atlaas of Lafayette who was taken ill on an interurban car was removed to the Big Four station and taken home She is much improved though still weak Rev Chamness and family were guests of Rev George B McKee in Indianapolis and he preached at Walnut Street Baptist Virgil Buntin and wife spent Sunday in Lafayette with his mother in hospital S M Ralston is in Greenfield on legal business and will return tomorrow evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the C W E M auxiliary will be at Mrs B F Simmons home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs N E Kern leads with a program including a solo by Mrs Homer Dale a missionary talk by Mrs Kern obstacles to religion by Mrs Higbee recitation by Mrs Mabel Ransdet Hook review by Mrs Della Van Nuys and a social hour. The group will depart on the 2 22 car. Ladies of the church are invited and urged to attend.
Dancing lessons held every Tuesday at Charles Hall begin at 7 20 PM with social dancing to follow at 9 00 PM. Former patrons are welcome and water and electric fans will be provided to make evenings enjoyable. For details call phone i or Carl Smith.
June 2 marks birthdays of John Randolph of Roanoke in 1773 and poet John Godfrey Saxe in 1810. It notes Terma of South African peace published in Bogland and lists astronomical events with sunset and moonset times.
Stock exchange note mentions elap 10 shares of Boone Title & Guaranty Stock and a social event at Honan & Riley's bar. Ads offer cleaned clothing at Fa Dutch shop, Bell 21, and wood prices from Wilcox Bros. Mr and Mrs Moran return from Harrison township after Mrs Moran’s illness.
The marble front room at the southwest square corner, formerly Honan and Riley's shoe store, is being extensively repaired with a lowered floor to sidewalk level and a new plate glass front. A partition will create an entrance from Main Street, and the rear room facing Main Street will receive a plate glass front for Coverdale and Leagan, who will move from the main room. The future business occupying the front room is not yet known.
In Clifton criminal court Monday Francis M. Clark filed suit to name a receiver to wind up Frankfort Brick Works. The company organized January 1901 for brick manufacture with $42,000 capital, later reduced to $21,000. Clark owns 160 shares valued at $8,000. The business has lost money for over a year and is suspended. Outstanding claims total about 8,800 with notes of 3,500 secured by mortgage and 3,000 secured by Clark and two others, the latter two being deceased.
Grace Neal hosts a Baptist church social on Friday afternoon featuring the annual Rose party and the secretly chosen Queen of the Roses. All church sections are invited to attend the event at the corner of West and North streets to discover the name of the queen.
Local notes show visits from several residents including Miss Grace Eads of Russelville Aunt Mrs George Pyles and Mrs Martha Caldwell spending a week near Shannondale. They mention garden and cemetery plans and a church social and recipes follow.
In the American Association Toledo edged Indianapolis 3 to 2 while Columbus defeated Louisville 9 to 6 and Milwaukee won 7 to 2 over Kansas City. Minneapolis beat St. Paul 7 to 12 in a listed score. Cincinnati swept St Louis 3 to 0 and Boston beat New York 4 to 0 in the National League. Philadelphia won 2 to 1 over Brooklyn and Pittsburgh and Chicago tied 8 to 8. In the American League New York defeated Boston 2 to 0. Cleveland beat Detroit 1 to 0 and Chicago won 9 to 6 over St Louis while Philadelphia defeated Washington 6 to 1.
A B Jones urges readers to secure Parisian Sage, hailed by Giroux as a premier hair specialist and dermatologist product. It promises to cure dandruff and falling hair, improve scalp health, and leave hair soft and lustrous. Sold for 50 cents a bottle at ALB or by mail from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo NY.
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