Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 30, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 February 1918 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Rev. Strecker is in Danville today. Paul Samuelson left for Chicago today, after selling out his interest at Gifford. Marsh Warner is reported as being much better today. F. P. Morton and S. E. Cook returned to MsCoysburg today. D. H. Sprague and Reuben. Snow were in from McCoysburg today. H. O. Harris is spending today in Lafayette. Lowell Morton came from Gary today for a short visit with his parents at McCoysburg. Mary and Harvey Austin, of Wheatfield, are in town today on business. > ‘ . Mrs. Chas. Ferguson and Sadie Herr were in from MsCoysburg today. Sound onions, sprouts removed, as good to eat as any. Sale Saturday, February 16. B. Forsythe. The Iroquois rive? is pretty badly swollen now and it is feared that it will be out of its banks soon. There were various rumors afloat last evening to the effect that several bridges had been washed out, but they proved to be groundless.

Ohio University defeated Indiana in a western conference game of basketball Tuesday evening by a score of 23 to 21. Indiana led by eight points until shortly before the close when the Ohioans rallied and overcame the lead of the Hoosiers. After his wife makes up her mind about it, a man can always see a thing from a different point of view. Marriage is a lottery. And the fellow who buys in, hoping to land a Cooing Dove often draws an old Buzzard. r A man might have 18 Carnegie Medals, but that wouldn’t convince his wife that she was married to a hero. The average girl looks as, if she might quit washing her hair so often and pay a little more attention to her elbows. When you go visiting always try to remember that there never was a case in history where company made a call, too short. When a man likes anything he sees another man wearing, he goes and gets one just like it. But it is different with a woman. Thejngn who donates a nickel a week tothibchurch usually expects a golden mansion with a pearl fence around it in return for his investment. \