Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 100, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 April 1910 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

C. R. Peregrine down from Tefft today. N ■ ■■ f , Mrs. Charles Champion and two daughters, of Chicago, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Phillip McElfresh, and other relatives. Joseph H. Payne, of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada, is here vißitlng with George Daugherty and family and his niece, Mrs. William Hoover and family. Glenn Baker, son of John N. Baker, of Bhrkley township, made a business trip to South l|end and Laporte this week. He is thinking some of embarking in the threshing machine business and was looking at various, machines. Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander and daughter Mabel gave an entertainment in the M. E. church Monday evening to an appreciative audience. * Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander are blind and very accomplished musicians and singers. —Wheatfiqld Review. Miss Lena Tuteur is in Lafayette to attend the marriage at 6 o’clock thiA afternoon of Miss Mable Strickfaden. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kellner and probably others from here will attend the wedding also. *

Ward Hamilton went to Chicago Monday evening to get his new Oakland touring car. He was accompanied by Poots Lidtke, Julius Gingerich and Lou Pinter, who went along for a pleasure trip.—-Wheatfleldße-view. t - F. E. Babcock, as alternate for N Littlefield, and J. J. Hunt, 'of Rensselaer, and John Bowie, as alternate for George Stemble, and Simon Fendig, all went to Indianapolis this morning to Attend the state democratic convention. , Township Trustee Tunis of Keener township, came in today with his school enumeration report, being the first trustee to report. His report waj» neatly prepared and Bhowed 205 of school age in that township, being just the same number ub last year. John Borutrager returned yesterday froth a visit with his brother Frank at Fort Wayne. Frank is getting on nicely in the butcher business. He thinks of selling his Jasper county farm and John may also sell his and invest in Allen county, near Fort Wayne. s - Thos. Ferguson, who was captured east of Rensselaer last week for having obtained money under false pretenses at Logansport, was taken to Logansport by the White county deputy sheriff and sent from there back to Michigan City to complete "a sentence for horse stealing.

Walter Doty, of Newton county, who is confined in jail here, being charged on the confession of Glenn Baumgardner with inspiring the assault and robbery of old man Friedl, for which Baumgardner was sent to the state reformatory for from 6 to 14 years, is* now sick with the measles. The county doctor is caring for him. « "Chuck” Bowers and “Chissel” Bicknell were spilled from a buggy at the Dr. Washburn corner at noon today. The horse they were driving reared up and threw himself and the occupants of the buggy were precipitated to the ground. Bicknell got a bad bump on the side of his head and both buggy shafts were broken. Jerry Garland returned this iporning from Fort Benjamin Harrison, not having enlisted as had been his intention. He did not like the post after getting there and found quite a little dissatisfaction among the enlisted soldiers and this caused him to reconsider his purpose of enlisting and he returned home, giving up', temporarily at Ipast, enlistment in the U. 8. Army.