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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
4
Travel alert from Walters, agent in Clarkshill Indiana, offering tickets to Toledo and St. Louis for over 25 miles distant with valid dates July 4 and July 6 return until July 6. Call for details and information.
Community tidbits report Clover hay for sale and meat market note at Shirley's Meat Market. Various personal notices mention travel to Bay View Michigan, funeral attendance, and church circle entertainment plus a call to members to bring earned extra dollars for the quarter.
The C W E S of the Christian church will meet John Perkins on North Merulan Street Wednesday July 1 at 2 30 PM. The program includes a long Scripture reading a circle of prayer special music and a book review with Mrs Orr and missionary Mary Reed among those listed.
Mrs. Nora Walter hosted a six o'clock dinner at her West Main Street home yesterday. Attending were Miss Esther Perkins, Miss Madge Donahue, Miss Alpha Perkins, and Mrs. Sylvia Moler. The event honored guest Miss Crane of Greensburg Indiana and concluded with a theater party in the evening.
W Pinnell leaves Indianapolis for Bay View Michigan for a fishing outing expected to last until about September 15. He is an avid angler and predicts great sport this summer and plans to return with convincing facts not stories.
Pearl Maliooat of Cedar Rapids left Sunday's game after a split open hand from a foul tip. Behringer and Corridon, nursing injuries, played for Keokuk in a doubleheader against Ke wanee with both teams drawing even. Behringer three sacks in a key late hit. Crandall doubled for Kewanee and was knocked out by Brooklyn’s 11 7 win over the New York Nationals. Orth lasted in a rough eleventh as Boston beat New York Americana 4 1. Walter Porter’s court house team plans a revenge tilt against the south side Thursday with a reshuffled lineup.
The Independence Party, less than four years old, shows vigor in the East, Midwest, and South. It aims to return government power to the people, destroy the corruption fund, and pursue constructive reforms benefiting farmers workers and small business. Citizens urged to mail the attached form to the National Headquarters in Indianapolis.
Dr Beaven osteopathic physician. Geraniums colors 60 cents a dozen at Lebanon Green House. Mrs J W Brammer and Mrs Mark Jones spent day in Indianapolis. For rent cottage on Lafayette Ave. Bert Miller 309 South Lebanon Street. Wednesday Afternoon circle meets with Mrs Wallace Morris. For sale glass frit jars several dozen. Call J A Stover 414 North West Street. Mrs Orrah Haller and children arrive from Greenfield to visit A L Welch. Dancing at Charles Hall tonight at 9. Refreshments and electric fans. W R C social at Mrs Sarah Osborne home 430 North West Street Wednesday evening July 1. Mrs J E Morrison recently brought home from Indianapolis hospital to attend bedside son, taken back today. Foreign Missionary Society M B church meets tomorrow 2 pm with Mrs Ann Parrott on North East Street. Panama and straw hats cleaned reblocked clothing cleaned pressed repaired Ed Dutch over Smiths. Home phone 471 Bell 21. Miss Ethel Cook of Shelbyville arrives Thursday to visit Miss Maud Foster. She will attend sectional meeting at home of Mrs Ed Caldwell Friday afternoon. Rev and Mrs Lee I Thayer of Crozier NM arrive Saturday for extended visit with relatives. Honor guests next week Baptist Mission Circle at Mrs H T Neal near Bizzaville and will talk on Navajos. Mr and Mrs S R Artman guests of Mr and Mrs R G Holloman.
John Strong and Ethel Arnold of Thorntown were married this afternoon in the county clerk’s office with Squire N A Perrill officiating.
The Metropolitan Electrical Supply Co. won a judgment for 156.55 against Alonzo C. Camp in Squire Perrill's court. In a separate matter Ross W. Weir and cooper and William B. Weir sued John B. Wysong on account for 35 in Squire Trowbridge's court.
The Boone County Association will meet tonight in Room 12 of the State House to arrange the annual reunion. Capt David Olive promotes the meeting and seeks attendance of men who once resided in Boone County but now live in Indianapolis.
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co takes oath in Toledo Ohio that he offers one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh that cannot be cured by their advertised catarrh cure. Sworn December 6, 1886, before notary W. Glbe.
Mr Artman spoke to a large appreciative audience in the Fairview church at four o'clock. Long before the hour the house was crowded to the doors with attendees traveling from miles around, many unable to gain admittance.
The notice calls landowners to challenge the County Board of Review for requiring rental notes on farm lands for current year taxes. Readers are invited to meeting at Shelby and Worley’s law office on Friday July 3 1908 at 7 p m to test the legality of the assessments led by James A. McDaniel and others.
Desire to thank neighbors and friends for kindness shown in the illness and death of my son Evan. Grateful for flowers and music at the funeral and for all who ministered to my wife. The loyal devotion of the people of Lebanon to me and mine can never be forgotten. J. E. Morrison.
George Jacobs, two miles northeast of town, remains in serious condition with three broken ribs after a fall from a hay-mow earlier this week.
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