Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 300, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 December 1911 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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Jennings Wright has a foxy new delivery wagon and it has been kept busy the past few days making Christmas deliveries. J r /-j-.-sv-' ■ Elmer Brown and Jim. Stanley left today for Tennessee, where they wilt visit at the latter’s home until February. The college students are gathering home for the holidays. From Purdue have come Fay Clarke, Walter English, Walter Lutz, Lila Hauter and Clarence Smith. " ■ •- | Carles Criswell has returned home * from Benton county, where he worked since last spring and will remain at home during the winter. ih Nice sweet potatoes, celery, lettuce, turnips and really good cooking potatoes at the Home Grocery. Judge Hanley went to Valparaiso ( this morning for a short visit with his j mother, who is living at the home of her son Ord Hanley. She is enjoying i Quite good health now. o William Mulhollen and Mrs. M. R.i Smith returned to Lafayette this morning after a short visit hftrb with" George Gorham and family. We have, as usual, the largest line, of candies and mixed nuts for Christ- jj mas to be found in the city. JOHN EGER. ; Get the mill buckwheat flour, the, best you ever put in your teeth, j Flynn. Phone 57 or ask your grocerfor ft

.We have cut the price on aU of our I pure, fancy candles for Christmas to, 8-10-12 and 15 dents for fancy chocolates. JOHN EGER. Miss Feme Osborne returned this morning from MedaryviHe where she 1 had been nursing a typhoid case in the family of Charles Roth for the past eight weeks. ;.j Mrs. Green, maker of “The Best Ever” home made bread and Cinnamon loaves would like to make your Christmas Fruit cake. Order soon, it will keep. Phone 477. v Ernest and Mary Rees, of Newland, went to Lafayette today for a visit of several day# with relatives. Mrs. James Rees and children went to Jennings county to visit relatives. Mrs. Vaughn Woodworth arrived this morning from Norfolk, Neb., on a surprise Christmas vielt to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Porter. She will be here about three weeks and Mr. Woodworth will join her later. j. Tom Brown, who came back from North Dakota recently, has rented the Bialoskey farm in Newton township, where the Feldhaus brothers now live, and will move there In the spring. St. Joseph College boys are homeward bound for the Christmas and holiday vacation. Those 4fcbo lived a considerable distance from here hove been going since' yesterday, but jthe main number will go tonight and tomorrow.

The old depot has been Removed by Babcock & Hopkins, who purchased It, to the elevator land and will be used for a machinery room. The track extension over the ground where the depot formerly stood, is being pushed along rapidly. The Womans Relief Corps has decided to postpone sending their barrel of good things to the soldiers home at Lafayette until New Years and hope to have it literally crammed full of good thing*. All members art asked to contribute toward the movement. Glenn Overlay, who formerly* worked on the section in Rensselaer, was granted a divorce at Monti celloWednesday from his wife, Ada Overley. His wife is the woman who tried to suicide about two years ago by taking carbolic acid, during the time they resided in Rensselaer. “Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil is the best retnedy for that often fatal disease—crpup. Has been used with success im our family for eight years.”—Mrs. L., Whlteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.