Evening Republican, Volume 19, Number 69, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 March 1915 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 [ADVERTISEMENT]

H. B. Tuteur went to Indianapolis this morning to accompany his brother, C. Arthur Tutelar, home. Art has been Hl.at the home of his cousin, Leo Tuteur, since before the - close of the legislature and was not able to make the trip home alone. They hope to get back this evening. Your friends and neighbors tell us they are the swellest and snappiest coats and suits they have seen for the money. We waht your opinion. Come in and see them. E. VANARSDEL Cp. Mrs. Ben Smith went to Crawfordsville yesterday to visit relatives and her daughter, Miss Daisy, went to Lafayette today to visit Miss Maude Leak. They expect to leave for Montana about April 6th, joining Mr. Smith at Zeurich, that state. Ben went there about ten days ago, accompanied by his nephew, Homer Smith. * Russell Sage, who went to Oregon several months ago, is now located near Coquille, that state, and today his dog was expressed to him. It was not much of a dog so far as intrinsic value is concerned but Oregon would never seem just like home without it, so the dog was sent. The ex-, press was $13.93, so you may judge the esteem in which Russell and his wife hold the animal. There- is some talk that Senator John W. Kern may be appointed to a federal judgghip. If a vacancy would thus occur in the senate representation from Indiana it is believed that there is only one democrat in the state who would be considered for the appointment. That man is Thomas Taggart. Of course, that would not meet the approval of the u rank and file of the democrats of Indiana, but it would repay Mr. Taggart for his devotion to the party* and assure the continuance # of his machine in party affairs. The weatherman says fair for tonight and Wednesday and things may switch around his way but right at this time the sky looks a little squally and it is almost cold enough for snow. Perhaps March proposes to let us know that it has not entirely forgotten some of its old tricks. And then we must remember that the month came" in like a lamb and according to tradition its departure is presumed to resemble a roaring lion. But what do we care, it can’t last long and we would sooner have it now than during April.

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