Evening Republican, Volume 19, Number 49, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 February 1915 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 [ADVERTISEMENT]

iMir. and Mi’s. L. Mak, of Keener township, were- Rensselaer visitors today. (Miss Helen Leatherman lias been making some improvement for several days and now the prospect of Ifier recovery seems quite encouraging. Mrs. K. N. Cooper, of St. Louis, Mo., corresponding secretary for the Methodist Deaconess Association, visited the Mon nett School for Girls here this week, W. S. Potter, of Lafayette, was a Rensselaer visitor today, He suffered a considerable injury to his back while in the east recently’ and has not been feeling very well since. G. H. Hillis and wife, of Oolfax township,.Newton county,«had the misfortune Tuesday of this week to lost their 6-monith-old baby. The body was taken Greenoaetle, the former home of the parents, fioir burial Thursday. Miss Alice Smith, of Indiana Harbor, and Mrs. W. P. Cooper, of Monticello, both former school teachers here, also Mrs. Harry Lowe, of Monticello, came this morning to visit Mrs. Clara Andrus and others until Sunday evening. Paul Miller, who suffertd the fracture of the tibia bone at the ankle while playing basketball at St. Joseph’s college Friday night, was taken to the Makeever hotel, where he remained over night. Today he was removed to the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Honan where he will remain until he is able to go to his home in Indianapolis. Paul is a member of the 1914 graduating class from R. H. S, and is attending Indiana Dental College 4k The Republican is running one of the best classified columns published in towns of this size any where. We are getting results for those who advertise with us and can do so for you. Try a classified ad and see what results you get. If you have anything for sale or want something give us a try- We carry advertisements under several different heads, also a miscellaneous coliman. have a poultry anxf egg department and are getting results for those who advertise under this head. In heavy soil localities gapes are nit to attack young chicks, especially when quartered on damp, heavy ground. In light, sandy soils this disease is practically unknown. Look suspiciously at eggs that have keen lain In a stolen nest They may he all right, but test them carefully, lest yon lead someone who buys them to say things that will make year ears born. Order your Galling Cards at The Republican oAea.