Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 13, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 January 1920 — Page 4

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TEFFT.,

George J. Lawton was out to the Collins and Lawton Farm. He is Quit* enthusiastic and is anxious that Me make this farm an ideal place and a sample for the community, and we think Mack will do it Arthur Leiby is home again after a few weeks' visit in Kansas. He says the wheat is looking fine * and lots of jack rabbits, even more than he and ins father could get away with. There sure must have been lots of them, for they are expert hunters. -- There will be a rural educational meeting at school, January 21, commencing promptly at 1 o’clock. This meetings is absolutely free. Why not come if you don’t learn anything. You cannot lose. You ought to be interested in the education of your children. A cordial invites* to one and aIL —-ft— Tom Hill has rented the Moss who moves on the Ist of March. ‘ Tern has twins. This mtkwi 8 families on the same road, we township, who has twins. This is an ideal road, runs east and WB-t Who’s the next to move on thia lucky road. Don’t all speak at once, for there is only 2 more farms left. Cyrus Asher is home again after going* through the Sweeny Auto school. Cyrus has a ful Idiploma 2d is now ready to do to bit to- . ~ ■ Trs » -v MM " Henn cm Kar* If the report that Frank Smith is doing a good business and we earI Wm. Fitzgerald, who made a trip to FeMto, HL, his old home, refdto were buzzing wood, so. them. Of course he was awful

Mrs. Dugglesby, who was substituting at high school on account of Mr. Ashby being absent, has been dismissed as Mr. Ashby is on the job again. Peace and harmony may now prevail to the end of the school term with no more sickness. Gilbert and Walter Seegrist took a bob-sled load of young people, including the minister, to Wheatfield, where they attended church. Sounded like old times, with the sleigh hells jingling. Those who went were Gilbert and Walter Segcrist Mrs. Segcrist and daughter, Nina Yearger, Margaret Yearger, Eva Turner, Lottie Porter, Chas. Duggleby. Returning late they stopped in at Duggleby’s and filled up on pop-corn and pudding. Some feed, eh, Walter. The Sunday 'school broke the record, being 87 present. Church also coming to the front with 109 present. Be on the Lord’s side. Harry Lane was here for a few days and gave us a getting a zeal wife, marrying Miss Wills. Harry expects to be out of U. S. service March Ist. We wish him all kinds iff luck. - - Mr. Hamlett took to the woods and rounded up a large bunch of children and got them to Sunday school. Good for Hamlett!

WHEATFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. John Matt are here spending the holiday vacation with her mother, Mrs. Noah Stonebreaker _ __ - i — Oscar and Johnnie Turner .and family, of Schneider,.visited relatives here Christmas. ... & D. Clark has bought a new Maxwell touring ear. . Joe Hiekam will hold a public wUf bS yUewhere in toir ywmw BayE. Lain, automobile mechanic. has accepted a position with Minor Brothers, at the Minor Gamge. Mr.l2n, fall tostaEUflfag of Auto Mechanics

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at Purdue University and is an experienced workman, and Minor Bros, are fortunate in securing a man with the ability of Mr. Lane. Minor Bros, are headquarters for auto supplies. A complete line of all parts and accessories. It has ’been proved time and again that pure-Dred stock pays best in every line. Have you pure-bred hogs? No? Then get a lew good ored Sows at the Porter County bwme Breeders’ Association Sale at ■Valparaiso henruary kith. Pour ol me leading breeds will be represented. r rank Mitchell, of Gary, came fame nome Inday for a visit With ms parents. Ine joint institute of Wheatfield, Keener and Kankakee townships was neld nere Saturday. . bimon lendig transacted business m Chicago Thursday and Friday. A good crowd attended the Hickam puonc bale last U'riday and good pnees were obtained. Mr. and Mrs. Randa Becker went to Lafayette Sunday for a few aays' visit. Mrs. John Matt and baby returned to her heme at Lansing, 111., last Thursday alter a two weeks’ visit here with her —mother, Mra. .Noah btonebraker. W. K. borenson, of Chicago, returned home Monday alter spending baturday and bunday at the jasperson home. W ave Nelson, of Mishawaka, is yisung with home folks this week. me Jasperson family entertained a numoer of .friends and neighoores at their home bunday even-: ing. ..' rhe editor acknowledges the re- ( ceipt, oi aoout two and a half yards of mighty line home made sausage from the Killing at Dave Wesner's home last week. Mr. ana Mrs. Wm. Reinhertz and family visited with the latter’s Drouier, btepnen. babrin and family, last bunday. j W imam Hoile and wife, oi North Manchester, Ind., came Monday ior a visit with Jasper county relatives. William Helmick and family write to friends here that they are in love with Florida. • Through correspondence from the family of W. J. Helmick we learn that Miss Hoff, formerly a teacher of Wheatfield High School, is now teaching in the Florida schools and living with her mother, and still single. _ Kouis Jensen and Charles Deming were busine* B visitors at the county seat Monday. . Kusseil n.cmun is home from Fort Sheridan after receiving hisj honorable discharge. | Tymon Mitchell went Monday to Missouri to undergo a akin grafting operation. . ~ Mrs. Wm. E. Traub came from Indianapolis for a visit with her uener half. , Dr. Fyfe, of Valpa., made a professional call here Tuesday. Doc is just as' noisy as ever. -Mrs. John Pinter, who has been quite sck, is reported convalescing.

DEMOTE.

Theßank of Esquire and the Bank of Knight will be conferred on two candidates at X of P- toll, Wheatfield Friday evening, Jan. 16th. Dan Tanner will told a public sale of live stock and- farm tools Jan. 26th. Bead the Mat elsewhere in tto paper. » R. E. Davis and family attended services at tto Christian Church at The toschcrw of Keener township attended joint institute at Whedbtold tot Saturday. .

DO YOU SMILE ■ 7 ' When you have your car in a co.tly eolhtied? A great many of your friends have done that very thing. Why? Because they are protected in any way they can have a !©•• in the Farmers’ and Merchant’s automobile insurance exchange. By carrying protection against fire, theft, collision and liability at small cost. .Prompt in making settlements. R. G. BURNS, AGENT.

Roy Sheldon was in town Saturday distributing sale bills for a big public sale to be held January 19. Read the list elsewhere in this paper. Chas Frdnklin, of Freedom, Ind., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickam. Attorney Frank J. Cook, of Lacrosse, was a business visitor here last Saturday. Wm. Slingsby of Ottawa, Hl., was here last week looking after his farming interests and was a visitor at the home of M. J. Delahanty and family. Mr. and Mrs. Orange Brewer, Mrs. Sarah Stembel, Mrs. Walden and Mrs. Samantha Tilton enjoyed a sleigh ride out to the home Of Alf Tilton last Sunday, and had A good dinner and a good visit. John Musch went to Englewood Monday for a business visit. I Mrs. Henry Ferrel went last week to visit and attend a sewing bee with the family of Alex Raeth near North Hayden, Lid. Mrs. Noah Stonebraker was called to Tensing, 111., on account of sickness in the family of her daughter, Mrs. John D. Mott. F. W. Powers writes us he is spending the winter in Florida. Mrs. P. S. Peterson went to Chicago 1 Saturday for a visit at the home of her son, Albert J. and wife. ■ ,

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BURIED AT MONTICELLO.

Following an illness due to cancer of toe stomach, which has extended over a period of many months, Mrs. Hattie R. Fulks, wife of George Fulks, died at her home, corner of Railroad and Harnson streets, Monticello, Tuesday mousing at one o’clock. , Mrs. Fulks was torn in Harnson county, December 28, 1874, and was married pt Lafayette, December 2h 1893, to George Fato, who sen Sir. ■ and *aL s. Fulks I *the parents of seven children, one of whom, Natalie Naomi, died m infancy. The surviving children are

AaOraditiM of the ~ ~ - ’’ ,' _JI -~'~X& first national Bank / AT RENSSELAER, INDIANA, at the close of business on November 17th, 1919. — ; : — “ RESOURCES. > . Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, (ex- . cept those shown in b and x) -♦633,103.40 *« a *insan Total loans —1 — — - $683,103.40 U. S. Government securities owned. DepositOverdrafts, secured, $4,476.72 ——- — - , 4,476.72 - ed to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par ' ' - value) - 25.000.00 U. S. Government Securities pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par value)— J, 000.00 U. S, Government Securities owned, unpledged-- 61,586.25 Total U. S. Government securities ■ --- , ' ' 93,&86.Z8 Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not including t stocks), owned and unpledged — 23,000.00 nnn Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. 23,(wv.W Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of " subscription) 2,400.00 Value of banking house, owned and umncum- nn bered - r— — 28,909.00 —— n Equity in banking house — , 28,000.0 V Furniture and fixtures 6,OolJ» Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank-- 39,931.01 Cash in vault and net amounts due from national x / banks - - - 39,984.38 Checks on other banks in the same city or town ■ . . as reporting bank (other than item 16)__— . _ -v 6,640.89 Total of itenu 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 46,629.77 , Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items 1,691.10 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer - -—- 650.00 Interest earned but not collected —approximate on Notes and Bills Receivable not past due 11,106.62 Total $890,686.72 LIABILITIES. Capital paid in —— $ 60 000 06 Surplus fund 60,000.00 Undivided profits — n -—— 7 ’ 849,31 Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid--Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of maturity and not earned —(approximate) - - 565.18 Circulating" notes outstanding —24,400.00 Net due to National banks 2U,VVU.UV Net due to banks, bankers, and trust companies (other than included in Items 29 or 30) — Certified checks outstanding -/O.zu Total of Items 30, 31, 32 and 38- $ 21,552.56 _ Individual deposits subject to check 488,687.02 Total of demand deposits (other than bank de- ’ posits) subject to Reserve, items 84, 85, 86, 37, 38, and 39 $488,687.02 Certificates of deposit (other than for-money \ M borrowed i 14 3.5T5.«2 Postal savings deposits Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 40, 41, 42, and 48 -—- — $146,071.53 Bills payable with Federal R&erve Bank , 65,232.88 Liabilities other than those above stated 16,328.34 Total -- • $890,686.72 Liabilities for rediscounts, including those with Federal Reserve Bank (see Item Id) —-—- 65,232.88 Total contingent liabilities (55 a, b and c) t 65,282.88 State of Indiana, County of Jasper, ss: - - I, J. N. Leatherman, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that, the above statement is true to the best of myknowledge and belief. ' J. N. LEATHERMAN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this My commiMion expires December 18, 1922. “ Correct —Attest: w GEORGE E. MURRAY, D. 8. MAKEEVER, EDD J. RANDLE, a Directors.

AS2 IE TIME SPENT , in the buthersome-attempt to make repair*, aid in carinf for your machine yourself, could be much more enjoyably* employed Speeding the Landscape O’er We are especially well equipped for all kinds of repair work and cau save time and worry. [the MAIN GARACUri I THE BEST IN RENSSELAER fe* 1 - If J] LL *“*" s B A ““• I AT ALL TIMES.

there have won the respect and esteen of all who knew them. Mrs. Fulks has been id poor health for many years but since August has been confined to her bed. She had submitted to operations with the i hope of obtaining rehef, but to no ! avail. 1 Two Asters, Mrs-Charles Yount of Williamsport, and Mrs. Eatelm Ramsey- of Indianapolis, together with a half-sister, Mrs. Anna Nelson Christian church of which organisation Mrs. Fulks was a Interment was mode *t Rivemew remetaf* ~ ■■= Thedeceased was a sister-in-law of Jaid Leat Herman and mi.;* resident of thia

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