Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 128, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 May 1919 — REMINGTON. [ARTICLE]

REMINGTON.

M'rs. Florence Landon, who has beeirour local health officer for-the past three years, left with her daughter, Miss Florence, who is going to enter a college out in Washington, near Pullman, on Saturday. Mrs. Landon will be very much missed here, as she has been very faithful in carrying out her duties. This duty was formerly carried out by a physician, but since the death of her husband, she has carried it through in every detail with much credit to the town as well as to herself. The good people of this community hate to see this most estimable mother and her daughter leave our midst, as it will be hard to find anyone more faithful than Mrs. Landon was to us, being very just in her dealings, as well as firm for the good of public welf SKC. Dr. E. Besser was called to Wolcott for consultation on a case there on Friday morning. Miss Christina Foster returned to Chicago, where she is keeping house for her two brothers, Leonard and Adrian, after a ten days’ visit with her mother and sister Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Alson and baby, Mrs. William Rawlings, daughters Fern and Cecile and Mrs. W. Zimmerman were Lafayette business callers on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Scharlock were over at the hospital in Lafayette on Tuesday to see Mrs. Andrew Nuesbaum, who has been a patient there the past six weeks, but who expects to be removed to her home here very shortly. Carl Griffith is excavating for a basement under his home and expects to make several other improvements so as to have it more convenient and up-to-date. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Julian are moving back to their residence in town this week. Mrs. Leo Yochem, of south of town, was a caller Thursday’on business.

George Bisonett, of Wolcott, was over on Thursday. The commencement exercises took place in the Methodist church Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock and were very well attended, the large auditorium being filled and also the gallery. There were twelve in the class this year and it was a class to be proud of. Nearly all of them are intending to enter immediately some other school and fit themselves for teaching. The following are the ones who composed the class of 1919: Clarence Meadle, Bernard Vilinski, Chester Biddle, Will Washburn, Lola Edwards, Florence Landon, Zoe Jordan, Opal Capes, Avanell Geier, Helen Gain, Nina Gray and Gladys Hawkins. The class colors were purple and gold. The exercises, which were given by the different grades of the entire school, were un-, der the care of Miss Kohb and were splendid and very much appreciated by the crowd which attended them. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Baker, this parents of Superintendent Baker of our schools, visited him during the past few days.