Evening Republican, Volume 19, Number 56, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 March 1915 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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* < WINAMAC. Mrs. Lewis Sutton, of Harrison township, died Tuesday evening of apoplexy. Ransom Clark, of Rich Grove township, died Tuesday evening at an Indianapolis hospitai John Koster, who contested the eelction of Frank Badger as county commissioner, has withdrawn his suit. Judgments were given against S. L. Taylor in favor of J. D. Timmons for $467, and J. M. Kriss for $232.-9. Frank Envart was prosecuted in the circuit couA for child desertion. The court took the case under advisement. | Attorney McDowell has been appointed receiver in the case of Gibbons vs. John Clements, pending commissioner’s sale. The real estate is appraised at $22,800. Frank Enyeart asks divorce from his wife. He alleges cruelty and unladylike conduct, saying that she left home and acted as housekeeper for William Rose, in Michigan. Max Barnett, charged with carrying on a transient mercantile business without a license, will be tried ift Starke county, where the case was sent on change of venue. The construction commissioner for the Taylor ditch in Van Buren township sought to dissolve a temporary injunction against the sale of the tax sale. The case was heard and taken under advisement. Last summer James Reading beat up members of -his family and was prosecuted and sentenced. His son appeared in court and asked that sentence be suspended and this was done pending good behavior. At the democartic caucus Monday, when it was decided to redistrict the state for legislature, White and Pulaski counties were joined in one district for choice of a representative. Pulaski, White and Carroll are placed in one district for election of a state senator. Sheriff Zellars received a new county jail for an Easter present this year. It is made in the shape of a small cage and will be fitted up in the small jury room in the court house. The coop will be used merely for county prisoners who are to be held temporarily. C. O. Nash, of Winamac, billed the town qf Kewanna last week, setting out the fact That he would offer at public sale a quantity of new buggies, wagons, harness and about 20 head of horses. Objections were raised with the city officials and the result was that Nash was notified that he would be required to pay SIOO a day for license for the priyiiege of selling. He took up the argument and secured an attorney and after a lengthy argument which availed him nothing, was forced to call off the sale. Nash is going to get out of the difficulty by making his headquarters in Kewanna and becoming a resident of that place.

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