Democratic Sentinel, Volume 20, Number 49, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 December 1896 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Simou F. Thompson, a member of the firm of Thompson A Bro., of Rensselaer, Indiana, having been elected to. the office of Circuit Judge, said firm has been dissolved by mutual consent, after an existance of over twenty-six years, and had come to be regarded as among the leading legal firms in the State. Frank Foltz and Harry R. Kurrie, who have been in the law department of the office for some years will continue in the law business under the firm name of Foltz & Kurrie. They are young gent emeu of recognized ability, studious, ambitious, of good habits, and are fortunate in stepping into a well established business, which they will endeavor to retain and increase by doss application and strict attention devoted to the interests of their client; ge. Ma non L. Spitlec, a member of the old firm, a id Charles G. Spitler will conduct the abstract and loau business under the firm name of M. L. SpitlerA Son. df these gentlorue . anything ,ve might say would be supertiu ms They have long been engaged in the depart j meat which they will oontinue, and have extensive acquaintance and experience. Lavid J. Thompson will settle the accounts of the old firm. Since the ab v* announcement M. L. Spitler has withdrawn, and the new firm, name will he Foltz, Spitler (C. (’.) <fc Kurrie. The aunusl grand masquerade ball of the Rensselaer Fire De. par;u ent will come off the evening of December3ls.. The Renssemer Lectur- Club has the following popular list engaged for the dates named: Jan 19, Rev. Frank Bristol, leb. 18, The Tennesseeans March 25, Dr. Willetts. April 9. Col. Copeland.

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