Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 113, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 May 1919 — SHELBY. [ARTICLE]

SHELBY.

Miss Ella Hall who has been employed as a stenographer in New Mexico has come for a visit with home folks. Commissioner James Blaek and family of Lowell, and Geo. Dickey and family visited relatives at the Fuller House. Mrs. John Latat went Thursday to LaGrange, Ind., to attend the funeral of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strubi<» o' Gary are visiting at the Davis home. Mr. Ellworth Snyder of Kankakee came Saturday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Williamson. Mrs. Snyder, who had been spending a few days here will 'accompany him home. Theodore Leeka of Gary, and Mr. Giles Aylesworth of Hebron visited at the Clyde Dickey home Sunday. Boyd Davis of Lowell, who recently returned to the States after several months of active service overseas, and Miss Clara Mgtcalfe of Lowell, were week-end viitors a>t the home of Fred Singleton and wife. Miss Louise Sommers of Hammond is spending a few days with her mother Mr. Bert DeVries. Howard Doty, Sr., and family have moved to a farm west oftown. Miss Louise Dorsch returned Satuniay after a few days visit with Aaam Dorch and wife in Hammond. Mrs. Sanger spent Friday in Lowe'l at the home of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hathway of Hammond were week-end visitors at the Hathaway home. Clifford Hathaway who recently returned from overseas, and has since oetn receivag treatment at the Base Hospital at Ft. Sheridan, has been discharged from the service and ?s r.GW at home again.