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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
4
The note promotes early berries for canning, claiming the first of the crop is much finer than the last. It urges readers to place orders for as many cases as needed early in the week, promising superior quality to later harvests.
A brief classified style notice advertises dental services at affordable prices. It touts saving teeth and money with painless extractions priced at 25 vents and mentions room 234 in the Cason Neal block with a stated telephone number 360 for contact.
Strawberries new tomatoes and vegetables offered at J O Cason's grocery tomorrow. E and L Brown district passenger agent Clover Leaf Ry visiting sister Mrs F M Moody. William Hiatt rents T Davis barn on West South Street to care for farmers horses. Beulah Knight visiting parents Mr and Mrs J C Cason. Wood yard delivery prices listed by Witcox Bros. City phones 162 149 and H T Woods grocery urges Sunday dinner orders.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown of Esplanade street gave a six o'clock dinner Thursday night in compliment to Miss Estella Adney and Mr John W Hornaday. The twenty seven guests were Adney and Hornaday family members plus friends. The color scheme was red and white with carnations. The dinner was splendid and hours spent were enjoyed.
Westfield vendors advertise fresh produce meats and groceries including strawberries by A E Me Cimeys and Davidson and Hetheringtons. Westfield strawberries and pineapples feature at Crescent Bakery with ice cream specials. Local deliveries by Wilcox Bros and McKinney's fancy bananas promote goods and services with multiple phone numbers.
Gas bills must be paid on or before the 10th. If not, gas will be turned off on the morning of the 10th and will not be turned on again until a deposit of 2.50 dollars is made. IND NAT ILL GAS CO.
Small town ads list grocery deliveries and products from J. Ov Cason and A. E. McKinney plus Davidson Hetherington offers. Seed store contacts, fruit and dairy items, electric bill due notices, hat cleaning and clothing services. Stoves wood prices, stock sales of Castle Hall and Boone Title stocks. Sun delivery orders and home phones listed.
We have just received a shipment of porch furniture bought to advantage and offer Taylor rockers at prices that surprise us. The values are excellent and designed to add to the enjoyment and health of the entire family.
J BE Stevens sues Cush man D Trister on a $75 note. Campbell Smith Ritchie Co vs Martha J ea and Arly Staton on an $18 note. The Endeaver Convention for Boone Clinton Hamilton Madison Tipton counties meets at Central Christian church in this city next Tuesday and Wednesday. Josepha Franklin, returned missionary of India, speaks Tuesday evening. Full program to be published next week. public invited to attend all sessions.
Bowen's Market lists beef pork spring lamb mutton pork sausage veal and beef loaf rolled pressed minced bacon and hams with home made bacon and lord Wetherwurst Bologna. The Whitestown Dispatch reports Mr R J Hine received a letter from his son in the U S service at Ft Moultry South Carolina praising his employment and music making with relatives. Thomas H Reeves of North Indianapolis is ill and taken to Methodist Hospital for treatment.
All patrons of the Lebanon Telephone Company wishing their names in the Boone County Telephone Directory to appear in heavy black faced type will please notify Virgil Buntin, manager.
Notice calls all Pythian Sisters to attend the regular meeting scheduled for tonight urging full attendance and participation by members.
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