Democratic Sentinel, Volume 22, Number 18, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 May 1898 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Jusl a Rais American Girl, AT ELLLS’ OPERA HOUSE, Monday, Evening', May 1.6, 1898. j t Popular Prices, - -10-20-30 c.

A large and jolly serenading party visited the br.do and groom, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. AloEwen, at their home last night and gave two or three very pleasing vocal selections, after uhioh they were invited withiu and gave greetings and congratulations. These had hardly been seated, when without on the midnigl t air rang out the olatter of bells and pans and other weird notes that nsnnlly ttend a ohirivari from the mischievous youth in the neighborhood, but when discovered in this instance the crowd eomprised about a dozen of the most charming l»dy friends of the bride and groom, with but one exception wives and mothers, whom it had been supposed had retired from engaging in rev lries and noetnrual demonstrations, bi t whom the spirits seem to have inspired in this instance to become yon g again, if “but for tonight,” aDd makejamerry, jol’y bedlam. T < se, too, were heartily welcomed und greeted the newly wedded couple wit well wishes. After some merrymaking and a musical volley from the chirivari, th*. friends departed. Toe Herald fores desires to thank Mr. and Mrs. MoEwen for the cake and other good things provided yestetday; but we are surry that by this sly manner of adding to our number we were deprivf d of the pleasure to prove onr appreciation in a more appreciative manner. The Other Devils. To the readers of this most vain ble paper, we desire to say that so many things have transpired during the past week, among them our editor-in-ebief having qit batching and is uow otherwise busily en> ga; ed in family matters, the undersigned have not got over the spree wt ioh this occasion afforded. We would kindly ask our renders to hum> lv submit to any mistakes that might creep in o thi i-sue a d not hold the proof-reader responsible under the circum^tauces. The Duvils.

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EXCURSION TO CaMP MOUNT. “Frther and I went down to camp Along with Captain Gooding, And there we saw the men and boys, As tbiok as h sty pudding.” The soldier boys are ready to march to Cuba. Some have already gone But the camp it Indianapolis is not yet broken up, and remains as aspler.didobject lesson of Americah patriotism. Ihe Monon will rnn one more exoar ion next 8n ad ay. May 15, leavi Rensselaer at 7:07 am. arriving at Indianapolis at 11:00 a. m. Returning, leave Indianapolis at 6:20 p. m. Fare for the round trip $1.25. Six me ical experts examined m«n as to his sanity, and were t-venly divided.— After they had Wrangled for a week, it was discovered that they had examined the wrong person. An African pelican measuring six fee* from b ak to tail and e gbt feet from tip to tip of w'n s wis shot last week by John Bristol near he Spencer school non«e in Jackson township. I is supposed to havo escaped from v allnce’s show while at Logai.sport.- Moutieello Herald. □Uncle Sam needs Porto Rioo for a picket station and coaling dept, and the time to take possession is at onoe. -GlobeDemocrat. A dispatch from Madrid states that the government cannot rely on the army. It has plenty of evidence that it cannot rely on the navy. Michigan City Dispatch. *