Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 180, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 July 1910 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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U. M. Baughman, of Oklahoma City, arrived in Rensselaer this morning. Always the freshest and best in fruits and vegetables at the Home Grocery. Miss Irene and Mr. Orth Barcus arrived this morning from Wabash to visit friends. Mrs. Chester Besse, of Kniman, is visiting the family of her uncle. Senator A. Hal leek. C. Arthur Tuteur left this morning, via automobile, for--Indianapolis, and thence back to New Albany. Miss Marceline Roberts arrived home last evening from Oxford, Ohio, where she is attending Miami University. Former County Assessor John Phillips was in from Hanging Grove township today. John don’t visit Rensselaer very often, but a circus generally brings him out. Mrs. Guy Clifton and son returned to their home in Chicago Friday after a visit with Mrs. A 1 Daugherty in Rensselaer and her husband’s mother, Mrs. T. F. Warne, of Parr. C. G. Spitler has sold the tenant house on Weston street which has been occupied for some time by \V. S. Richards and family, to Eph Hickman. Mr. Richards moved out Friday and Mr. Hickman will occupy it soon. Harry Green, manager of the Eli & Jane Co., is in t|»e city today, seeing the circus and making preparations ior the opening of his company, whic.i will be August 13th. This will be the farewell performance of the celebrated play and it’s better than ever. The bathroom and bathtub which the Democrat says the city council built for the employes at the light plant turns out to be only a toilet room. Evidently the Democrat, editor donit know the difference and unless the employes keep a sharp lookout, Brer Bab is apt to be down there trying to take a bath in the lavatory. Considerable excitement has existed in the east part of town the past few days because Horatio Ropp killed James Jordan’s large dog. Mr. Ropp is a constable and states that he killed the animal in his official capacity; that the dog was unmuzzled and tried to bite him. He says the dog was in his yard. Mr. Ropp states that he was threatened over the telephone, but that he was performing what he believes to be his duty and will not stand any abuse. It Is understood that the Jordans claim that the dog was entirely harmless and was killed through spite. The suit brought by Maudie Rodman to have her husband, William F. Rodman, placed under bond to quit “pesterin’ her” was dismissed Thursday, the costs being mutually left unpaid. Constable Robinson, who made a long drive to Laura to procure witnesses, served notice that hereafter he will have to see the color of their money before he will go outside of Marion township. Maudie decided that she would take her chances without having her husband placed under bond provided he would agree to let her have a divorce and he finally agreed, although he "said. “I Just love that woman with all my heart.” She charges that his love is emotional, cool and warm, hot and chilly by spells, and not the constant devotion that goes out and hustles for the daily bread. By the agreement she is to get her divorce without protest from him and he is free from any responsibility. My loan company is still-making farm loans at 6 per cent. If you are going to need a loan make application now, as some other companies are already refusing to loan. John A. Dunlap, I. 0. O. F. Bldg.