Evening Republican, Volume 19, Number 24, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 January 1915 — REMINGTON ITEMS [ARTICLE]

REMINGTON ITEMS

Dr. Langdon has been on the sick list but Is Improving. Miss Leone Harper began clerking in the Hicks store last week. Dr. Shine was called out of town last Friday by the death of a relative. Mr. Wm. Ott and family are comfortably settled In the Wlngard property. Wm. Broadie and family are planning to move to New York state about (March Ist. Basketball at the opera house Friday; double header with Goodland girls and boys. Dr. Rainier and wife went to Chicago Wednesday on business and to attend the auto show. The Jasper County Medical Society holds its February meeting in Remington, with Dr. Rainier. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams residing on the Geo. W T ood farm. (Miss Ethel Markin is spending a month with her brothers, Dr. Elmer Bull, of Wabash, and Rev. Luther Martin, of (Middleton. The Rebekah lodge celebrated its 23rd anniversary Tuesday evening. A large attendance of members and several invited guests were present. The condition of iMrs. Howard Jones at her mother’s home in Ft. Wayne is reported as somewhat unfavorable. Mr. Jones left for that city Saturday. Tom Thurston and family are occupying tin* residence vacated by Wm. Ott <.nd Wm. lrgang and family have taken the Z»,a property vacated by the Thurstons. The special meeting in the M. E. church will be continued at a later date. Cottage services are being

held of mornings and an afternoon special hour in the church. A large chorus assists in each evening service. . ~— Mrs. Earl Thompson returned last week from a visit with her husband’s family lq Ft. Wayne. She took Burlington Jones, that the little lad might be near his mother. He has entered the public school there. Announcements have been received by friends of the marriage in Chicago of Miss Welton md Mr. Fred Corah, the groom being well and favorably known here, where he completed his early education. The marriage cf Miss Effie Richardson and James Pemberton, of Wolcott, was soleiiin’red Wednesday, Jan. 20th, at the M. E. parsonage In Fowler. They will make their home in Wolcott, where the groom is city marshal. Mrs. Ella Parks and daughter, Blanche accompanied Marion to Chicago Monday morning, where he entered Washington Park hospital and on Tuesday underwent an operation for appendicitis. The latest iverd is to the effect that everything points to a speedy recovery.