Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 321, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 January 1920 — Page 3

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CLASSIFIED COLUMN Phojffe 947 P. ' Mr* > VOB t BdM| "dayen rssldepea r* — . -- VOB BAXB—Nine room house, newly new, electric lights, good ’well, cistern Jnd wash house with cement floor and TE jSfto ® «' 4TOKJMJB**» wM* bargain in a 1 JO-acre clay ..bottom farm, known as the Charlie Burna Jtarm in •pnion township* • “JM of

lota. Philip Blu*. 'Phono 4tt. *OB Healey residence on Booth Cullen uencee of the clty. la modern ln all * 808 UXJ-Or will trade for taKa y yob BSB*—Second-hand automobile* POB BABB—Boaideaco properti—ta Good values for tlw IPhone M or ML or see av my M; X Tn ,-JS ❖ YOB SAX*— Brunswick phonograph Sod all records. Bee Glenn Snodgrass. ■' I*o £*** Via* MFMt Y POB SAB*—lnvalid chair and iron b&saags th- &£.x >q M TO. . & rABM VOB SAX*. MMT OB EX- ■ S«F , x«Si . Or - Jis nr wo* > I'* £ini loc&tlooSg b&r< Blns for quick Sald“R iD comstM ma C. W. sm"’ : r i; uraiMA moat all tovsli * tian< W* _tarod<n ICaxHnMirM A VVsltsnr * . **" T "« J?** Bd mBB ”V*A*OTim. I L’z K v\ "Er B '-1W I *

slumping v*U»f B**a**aaw ■ .▼» ***wNKSHBr -y w t jrA- *'» M a ~ '•XL g ~ J K ' Address L. & K. 1 Phone 2M —_____ ing C«r for a team or horses. Johw WABWP~-d»tokona and turkeys. Mi® MO**T TO LOAM—I have an unlimlted suppiy of money to loan on !»&»«%?* :Ba«“i»sa sion. as desired. Loans wIU be rnadd for 5 years, 7 years, 10 years or »f bssasersfiQL/Wirn

he has been visiting hid 1 brothaz XIJ n sQv: ilPjLi 7Fre<l Marian and family ir«r| the ? Jota CugTlMami tSmt ddy.v h :U he to up several loads of fine wood. Thd donated by Granvill? of their brother Floyd Tkgner la# MrsrLefiidTffller. *» K 5 £- u'he 4~ Tpm LjEldredgp b family and Misa Rosabelle Daugherty wer® guests at the Amos D&yisson homs wiather. there ?waa a large crowd [present jrtr SuOT&y school last SunJday morning. Some members of the school walked nearly two mil# in he present and thef I were, hbt afl men either. There was [a good crowd at 'the Epwort* League and ev«mins^preaph^ig--se* vfce. t oyoyiltii m tendance at the church services is 0»y:- but in the ranks- for more of the willbe Sunday school at teh o'clock. At eleven the SaCr administered, proceeded by a ser-

mon by the pastor. Rev. J. E. Dean. The Epworth League wiß meet M 1 VK Is Wl Wy __ WIV SHH Cha sMyirtJ w »pZiSrti tacrua aui Adi • ttiSiSKKeSftdDwam CNesge. HL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5 ■ n—” — Y M Minister • Big. things ddmand/fhat we take "a ih*wjroffC in "thbin Mnd Thai is. wdmt-3h&£mtaMfer ingoing to „ talk about-_ne# Hnnday„ .. The morning subject will be «?’ ? and in wD’etalk about “A Life Lost/L Every Presbyterian ip toiyn and mbmber dir tn® congyega; ti QDv and .stranger, jvhoi Will at* wanted at the Presbyterian church neit Sunday, January 11. 1220——z Special prices on all odd shoes this week 4 sextette the Methodist church Friday evening jit 8:15. Admission Tbe-antL 25c. !JJ— ■ "1. I ii Ji i 1-

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NEWLAND ITEMS.

i w ii t -j--#—-Hello everyooukjr * a >x * W. uonanue oi nea Tyry a. 1 Jr* fnI*AA AT TOtir dayM visiting reiativ 4> Mvolt , z r a ?ry 'V? >O. 3>ik.: home Saturday trom vis*wug iriei*a» iKwv4vuv>? ’' 7 x la JKensseiaer • ~'SSt A dam Fresher ’busif Wlv a^^wfHng" Mrk ‘ Adams’ Skills = Blacker. Mr. WfeTker moved n^jy" T^wlstnn. Mt Pdul Swain, fefc-ltr. Looimfe Rees attended- a dsnce a* fcc. £: 'Whfd 'and Stives at nXeston, 111. Nate Richari M»ft. Ri«hOros® Nettie Jordon, is visiting the schools near Mfa.- John R. Lewis and “S Land C0.,/whit^caller -hi Rensselaer e » -fc’ l t° Kentucky On bssines on* day thia ikdat Ohio..▼isiti home folks dtfSftig the Widays. x ojfiome hoge raised r-m • tma h«ehbbrhdod. Ex-Reports are c.that #id frem bne. hog he gal and a saucerful of lard. Some WWf» * c '' " - in this vicinity all staged 3S Listens f olks, there will soon abe rin©ng agaan. Snow, was here the last week' visiting relatives and fHAftdgp ;anf di £ncd . Ri Lewis and Fred Wagone^^ve -beemthanling hay from -JOhn-:®ger-S thto:

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MCOYSBURG

Wn.A.* g?«ooi, opened again Monuay^;^. o**** •***‘ a ‘ ww ■ l ; ; X, K" Feign M. fl. iNeugent, Monon Barents in* Indianapolis MA- father conflnijed about the same. . . be brinr some one -*;• iw HH® giver Mr. ,atrtP Tuesday thdir netahbors sv^r'Ar" t 0 spent Suri&tf with* friends o ii£' on ohK**’ i<nw4ittle 'aadghter w MNPCSkrehbb is' very meltFhul Stevens is { iwrth nfrrtlgMl ' ? i7k>..evfeng. ’-A -fine oyatar and/-a most pleasant soc® teave for their new home in Michwan- Ww d? was in R«n»selaer .Wednesday^ i »-*..bn. d<. heraunti-to Arnott and family, .-ini Rehewia«r<lastiweek. -' .-Mis. Jessie stringer gs Indtonapolis rama Tuesday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Hattie Garrison and Mrs. Herschel; Ray, tend :;to be with her father who dir very -giciE®?o: Little DdMe Widner is side at this writing. -.•vcv; . Y .k,A «■; Alhf* ahnrY'i

NORTHERN JASPER

. —''S’ncyjß'7"^*'l a «« Love, >he Honeymoon goes,Out and hunts for another home. We are having some fine ideal Winter at present who is jn , th£ hospifel At Indianus again next Monday. ' Th? Tolson sale, which-was held Tuesday, was wen awenaeu ana stdy- ■ M.'Sl'J/V Inti " f Ive * ; ireSfr ft nd bsnt But doti*t pintogo •$65 days of “the Feat, fttdy »* being , .a r Ml LesTg ? Southwest of ■ r V “4 * ?> I?. Jw? t viiMM^a&mrhter 11 ‘Will lip and®get t “*' Vei“nib 'to spending a, few ‘w iitn r® Iftvi v6B ftu xiaiiiinoiiah W °H* ) °^3dn t two ftwnthit SUB” had a hole in it wdowould tore thy Santa, he either forgot me or stopped at your place firsts found in mk iheesiwiwy tha.atringa 1 left in them the night before. expects io leave dn a X«t which is jery goor. . mwi - new home. ryGne of iht-Mip boya to clerk tears taking th

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James now living m Benton Hartiiirii tmil.Hl - at M&vAgr on to bin home. time eating apples byj&6 doctor and . the merchant also have bills with an opposite effect — Manila 10 $' An Engli&h scientist has succeeded in blowing soap-bubbles that will last a year. The Bolshevik have floated their bubble longer than

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