Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 19, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 January 1910 — Indiana Lincoln League Will Hold Annual Meeting at Columbus. [ARTICLE]

Indiana Lincoln League Will Hold Annual Meeting at Columbus.

Edward E. Neal, president of the Indiana Lincoln League, has issued the official call for the meeting of the league, to be held at Columbus February 12th. The session will open February 11th, and on the night of February 11th there will- be a smoker. The business sessions of the league will conducted on February 12th, and on the evening of February 12th there will be a banquet and love feast in Bassett hail, and following the banquet an address will be delivered by Senator Beveridge. It Is expected that at least seven hundred Republicans will attend the love feast. John L. Jones, of Bartholomew county, will preside at the love feast, and Hugh T. Miller will preside at the Beveridge meeting. The Old Shady Quartet, which was one of the features of James E. Watson's campaign for governorship, and a glee club of 35 members from Columbus will furnish the entertainment'. J. M. Sauser, who will be retired from the United States Army in February after a continuous service of thirty years, which includes somq double time for foreign service, will go to Fort Sheridan, near Chicago, the last day of this month and after his return there make application for his retirement. He will be required to stay at the army post for two weeks. Prior to his coming here several weeks ago he was stationed, at Fort Missoula, Mont., and ordinarily he would have been required to return there to get his retirement discharge but he made application to have the papers sent to Fort Sheridan, thereby saving both himself and the government the expense of a trip. Mr. Sauser has rented bis place, the former George Smith property, to David Bear, of lowa, who owns the W. R. Shesier farm, and who will shortly occupy it. Mr. Sauser will continue to make his home with the Goetz family, of Newton township.