Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 12, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 January 1920 — Page 4

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IUBCOKD OR THE PATT. Na Straaiaar EvM«Me Caa Ba Had ia Ratoaalaar. took well to tkair record. Wbat they have done *vWHljl£ crSAfttsrsr r£ ahould find courting worde in the following .tatement . Mrs. Aaron Hickman, Vine St, Benaeelaer. says: *1 kad inch seven backaches, hesQfcctw and pains acroee my Icdna. I couldn’t H*V®: thing. I finally got Doan’s Kidney Pills from Fendig’s drag and they strengthen^l my kidneys, relieved ne of the backache and LAMf. Ito. Hiekomn said: ”lk»ns Ki<t aey Pills have good rork for me I shall always praise them.’’ ‘ 7. Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t limply ask for a kidney remedy—retDoan’s Kidnoy Pilla r -H>e_ same that ifis. Biekmaa M 4 . *«•*•£ Kilburn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. T.

LOCAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE

ftanehba laafse laat nl^htfaawej treat Cottft ®aoßd d® BBd Township GmrarmnanV’ bainw U» that of this wwk’i talks which Jm bacm baa aaenred for tba School of Citisenahip. is now being - MTonAHi.gaye thaaa impotent cwwots why flb local government should be of unusual interest to the rr*danta of . the community, emeclafflr' th'" the women. First ■?B0‘ S»e the load government base upon which all government.in this country is erected. - Second — Because through .the local te*nches of government the community •£ ministers the dffwp affect it most directly. Third—Becaima ft •rill devolve upon the women to redeem the underlying principles of the structure of our local government Because the last reason he showed how we are now gradually drifting away from the principles of direct government, how the power of government is becomng centralized in a few offices and commissions and the necessity for.again taking over of that power by the people themselves. The principles of township and county government was then discussed and the speaker very carefully traced the history of the same, showing the origin of and the result of the '■system which had developed in Europe, being established in this country. He then traced the development in the different sections in this cou^ry, illustMting the differences in the early menta of the northern states «ta those of the southern states. Finally, the development in our own state and an outline of the present system of government in townships and counties. The different offices in the township were then discussed, the duties of each officer and the relation of that officer to the county government. Then the offices In the county and the duties devolving upon the incumbent, the method of his election and the general attainistration of his office. Special attention was given to the development of the funds for schools in each township, and in this connection the great handicap under which local nits of government have been placed by the provision of the tax law whereby a township or county, althoudi supposed to be self gj”*” 1 - ing. was thereby deprived of that ssa.’SS’isi&ws duties Wt Citisenship in respect to each individual. He showed the necessity for careful attention to the needs of the local govermhent by each voter and summarized that women voters after suffrage had been conferred upon them to so inform themselves as to be able to meet all the problems of the present day and to exercise the rights of tokeblbe With the same cara u>y and privileges of a private inaivialocal government was as n*r4<wy to preserve as were the rights of a person.

Mrs. Edd J. Randle’s sewing club ■WiH meet with her in her home at the corner of North Cullen and Su-< street Thursday- afternoon. A son was born on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur live On the farm east of this city.< Their third child, all being boys* Hrs. E. B. Nutt and son Ziden, returned to their home in Kempton, Burris. Mrs. Burris to quite sick. "PH O *- AB to. Mit. .MtortM to. win •< 1 M" !•»•“•“ mmrl taM «MM M «»«* Im* &Mh < IMn l toBMlM&’M» cannot take amy mmm tw mwoto J '''*- ■ Pwfiey wg pay the hMhestsriee ahra.POfty. fCs in .SW Mto g wS toto youi dsa* ee ', v \V ■ -^"ly- 11 -y "... /-/i 1 Mwill kwto M •!**. OM* I*Mm warafr '' db BniMfl» _ *MiLwaM your appetite ana your xn«i» . MMm - EflUWe* I EttdnMo

NOTES FROM LOWELL.

<••••*• a , aa ■ ■ self. He played a tuna on that hoop from every .pot on the floor, bat the backstops seemed too loose to stand still. • Putts did fine agfinst erf the beet centers in the Lake county league. Jimmie Babcock played one of his very beet games, but Lowell s teamwork could not be stopped. *W Boes looked as good ta b game as heXdid in practice, and made one of the five baskets. rarUp voumsp rneswy played hard and took turns, , but nobody seemed able to move the jjl*

AS BRIGGS MIGHT PUT IT.

that you forgot to drain your radiator— And there is no non-freezing solution in the water, and you MT®* with yourself the rest of the night about getting up or risking it won t freeze in the garage-— \ ' And you can’t enjoy breakfast, knowing the engine jackets are friend wife heats the teakettle, and you sneak out expecting to find everything frozen up— And you suddenly remember your new car isa FRANKLIN AIR OOOLED—* - And no water tofreeze—OH, BOY! AIN’T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS PEELIN’? THOMPSON 4 KIRK. , X..<u - A < ....

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

January 12, John Mohlenaar, born in Holland, July 22, ISM. occupation, fanner, present residence DeMotte, and Johanna Borgman,■born La Grange, HI, June 21, 1898, occupation, dence, Riverside, 111. First marriage for both. - « January 18, William Lee Branson, born in Jasper county, Feb. 19, 1882; occupation .farmer, present residence, Newton county. Second marriage, first dissolved by death. And Blanch Helen Ott, bora / Jasper dence, Rensselaer, occupation, bookkeeper. Firat marriage.

Mis. E. W. Strecker ,is spending the day in Lafayette. . Mrs. H. B. Murray is spending the day in Lafayette. . Walter Lutze made ‘ a business teip to today. Mrs. Earl Whited was a goer todays I’ Wm. Traub was a Chicago goer today. T.A. Jones, of St John, today.to visit a friend. V Bos* Benjamin went to Chicago today to resume his mail run. Father Morse- and top college student? went to Lafayette this afternoon where they wil present a play. • ■ - - AJA' "V ■ • . Benjamin Jonysma. erf the firm of Kooy & Jonysma, of DeMotte was in Renselaer today. , '■ ■' 1 ■■ - 1 W" 1 "W?- . * Mrs. Grace Chapel, of Grant Park, BL, came today to visit Mrs. Lauta Hatton.- '■> " Attorney W. H. Parkinson went to Kentland-ioday to attend to some legal matters. . : A -A /A

Mm Frank Cetzenaeur was quite ill Monday evening with an attack * Ray Hopkina was here Sunday visitng his sister, Eva, who was in the hospital. rx" Kenton Parkiaon, Fred Waymire, Dan Waymire, Otter Waymire and Van Moody went to Chicago on the early morning train. ::" 'mmß” to mH ktoto M eaterneS«— Tn— la p-.~ —a mmß IwaZhb. .. asm

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DOINGS OF. CITY COUNCIL

present . V The city treasurer reports showins the several balances of 2 DecembS 81, 1919, was referred to the Th© MuIiCSS were Water Fund - — OjvSZ.lo Road Fund—Overdrawn— 34.95 Library Fund — — pS rSd .?S; JSe: Acommunication from the town of Mt light and power service was piacea on file and the city attorney was directed to take the matter up witn the Public Service CMrahte- - A committee consisting or uouncihnen J. D. Amnan and C»nra« Kellner, City Engineer L. A. wiek and Attorney Moses Leopold, was appointed to confer with the property owners m reiereuv« “ w erecting a new building for the fire company 0*? the present city lot. The report of the finance mittee was approved and claims were ordered paid as required by i’ l A'■ - V ,

pital today, very much improved. Thomas J. Huston underwent a major operation Monday, and is rßSting . ,■ '-— ■ V W Dorcas class of the Trinity making party at 7:00 o’clock Wednesday evening at the church. - • Mra XZollWright and C. R- Dean. & s we can buy it for, 10M9g> i%^ O th^ d EGEW’S St, Wb--i/ 1 ' X. 'iiiX . iLidt '^7-A -