Evening Republican, Volume 20, Number 91, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 15 April 1916 — Death Claims Two Brook Residents This Week. [ARTICLE]

Death Claims Two Brook Residents This Week.

Mrs. Sarah J. Fleming, who lives near Brook, passed away Tuesday after an illness of over a year. Death was due to acute bronchitis. Mrs. Fleming was 58 years ' old and the second wife of Wm. Fleming. The funeral services were -onducted by Rev Sitka at Brook on Thursday. Mrs. Florence A. Buswell died on Thursday after a long sickness, and death was not unexpected. The funeral will be held Sunday at the U. 8. church in Brooks

Miscellaneous Shower Given For Miss Bernice Rhoads Thursday. At the home of Miss. Hazel Reeve Thursday evening a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Bernice Rhoads, who will soon be married to Mr. Asa Davisson. The young man lives in Marshall, 111. Miss Rhoads is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rhoads. The date of the wedding is not yet known. Misses Minnie and Elizabeth Hemphill, Ethel English and Tillie Malchow, all teachers in our public schools, were Lafayette visitors today. Joe Luers has sold his store at Parr to Peter G. Schnard, of Lafayette, who has taken possession. It is understood thaUMr. Luers took in exchange a farm in Tippecanoe county. Sinall orders for war munitions are to be placed with manufacturers throughout the country by the naval consulting board in order to test the ability of private plants to out munitions in time of war. Louis Chevrolet, the lone surviving member of the famous Buick team ithat made automobile racing history in 1908, ’O9, ’lO, will face the starter et Indianapolis May 30, when the sixth annual international sweepstakes will be run over the speedway of vitrified brick. ’