Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 181, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 July 1913 — FAIR OAKS. [ARTICLE]

FAIR OAKS.

Mrs. J. J. Burns, tfho has been in Michigan sinee last fall, is here visiting friends and looking after her property which she sold to F. M. Goff. Arvil Bringle returned Monday from Valparaiso, where he has been attending school' for the past five or six months. Isaac Kight has returned from, a three weeks’ trip down about Evansville, looking after the interests of his dredge boat. Ben Zellars has at last got his auto in . running order and thinks he will be able to send it down the line with any of them soon. Born, to Bert Warne and Wife, July 28th, a daughter, Mrs. Cottingham has returned from Brookston, where .she has been helping to take care of her mother, who is sick. Henry Rhoorda, formerly of this place, but now living in Chicago, Was here visiting home folks Saturday and Sunday. ’ Mrs. Trump, Mrs. John Deene and Mrs. Frank McKay took dinner with Mrs. Leslie Warne Wednesday. Mrs. Kight has returned from a three weeks visit with her daughter in Lafayette. Miss Ruth Gundy has gone to Momence to stay a while with her Sister, Mrs. M. Cottingham. ) John Garr and family, of Chicago, came over in the machine and visited a couple of days this week with Matt Carr and family. Walter Bozelle made a trip last week to Bartholomew county to visit relatives. Mrs. Mary Foley, who has been staying with her brother out in the country for several months, is here looking after her home affairs. Miss Amy Bringle, who has been visiting at Hanna and Valparaiso, returned to her home here Wednesday. The pickles are just beginning to come in. With a little rain there would soon be quite a lot ready to pick. Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Mrs. Morton Clifton, went to Parr Sunday to a kind of family reunion at Tom Faye’s. Ben Richards fell down stairs a few days ago and crippled himself up pretty badly, but is able to be up now. About a dozen members of the M. E. Aid society took dinner with Mrs. Joe. Brown, east of town, Thursday.