Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 81, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 April 1912 — Springtime is Paint Time. [ARTICLE]

Springtime is Paint Time.

For painting, paperhanging, varnishing, floor fixing or interior decorations, see W. S. Richards or phone 331. Mrs, George Ramsey, of Logansport, came yesteday for several days’ stay with N. C. Schafer and wife, who is very sick. Mrs. Schafer was suddenly taken ill Thursday evening about 6:00 o’clock, up to which time she had been In apparent good health and had eaten a hearty supper. The trouble seems to be an abscess close to the appendix. A specialist was expected down from Chicago last night, and it is probable she will undergo an operation in a few days. We have just’ unloaded two cars of potatoes. One car of fancy early seed varieties and one of fancy sandgrown, white table stock. Get o*t- , prices on same before buying. 1 JOHN EGER. .:- t V. t -a.,. V C. C. Warner and Attorney Frank Foltz were in Kentland yesterday to attend trial brought by the Wein children, formerly of rear Francesville, who arc alleged to have been defrauded of a considerable portion of their estate by their guardian, Wm. T. Beahler, who is now thought to be in Goldfield, Nev., for which place Sheriff Hoover started today to cause his arrest. / Captain Michael Egle reopened the United State life-saving station at Michigan City at midnight Sunday night for the Season of 1912. For the first season in several years the station opens with a full crew, Simon Fendig, of Wheatfleld, a delegate to the democratic county convention, remained over night for a visit with his aged mother, Mrs. Mary Fendig, and to spend the first day of the Jewish Easter with her. The Jewish Egster lasts a week and commemorates the feast of the paasover. W. F. Hodges, special prosecutor in the Gary dictograph bribery cases, is atiU up in the air regarding the date of the next trial. Alderman Bowser will be on trial next week. He will get his hearing at Valparaiso. The illness of City Clerk Harry Moose, who is down with pneumonia in a Detroit hotel, delays the setting of the trial data Moose is an important witness for the state.—Hammond Times. -4^4 United Bastes {Senator Robert M. LaFollette, of Wisconsin, will compete with President Toft and Col. Roosevelt for Gw Illinois delegation to the repubprim ry ballot, will be filed at Springafter framing a plan of reforming the currency system, which will not be adopted until some subsequent session Of congress, went out of existence last The dvH engineering eo<ur*e at the University of Michigan will be broad- “ lnc “ e r * u ™ a “f portauon, sanitary and municipal, nydraulic &nd irrigation dud goodctic on—gineertng. „ V '' . • '* '• - ' » - 1 ■ . , 33 1 ‘