Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 153, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 June 1920 — REMINGTON [ARTICLE]

REMINGTON

(Too late for Friday’s Semi-Wookly) Miss Callie Bonner went to Chicago Friday on business. Miss Geneva Patrick was a Goodland caller the first of the week. Miss Belle Southard of Rensselaer was over here a few hours on Tuesday. Guy Little returned from Atlanta where he has been employed the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jeness and son of Chicago Were guests of Jas. Gilbert and wife over Sunday. Mrs. C. S. Foster who has been seriously sick with appendicitis the past week is slowly improving. Mrs. Ed Sutherland and son Mlarion were Remington callers for a short time the first of the week. Born to Mr. and Mn. Delbert Alson on Sunday June the twentieth a fine son Raymond Albert. Mrs. Mary Jordan is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Morrow north of town thio week. ' Howard Wooden resigned Uis position in Milner’s grocery and is now clerking in C. H. Peek’s department Store. George Schini left on Monday evening for his home in New Rochelle after a four months’ stay with his relatives south of town. Can the people talk of prices decreasing when bread and other groceries have taken such a skyward jump the past few days. Mrs. Clark Bartee and tittle daughter Elizabeth of Lafayette came on Tuesday evening for a short visit with relatives and friends. Isaac Shannon is building a fine new residence modern in every way. The cost of this home will be in the neighborhood of ten thousand dollars. Luce Bartoo and family accommotored down to the Shades of panied by his nephew Guy Little Death near Crawfordsville on Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Meri Wahl of Logansport on the twentysecond a fine new boy. Mrs. Wahl was formerly Miss Daisy Ott of this 61 Dr. A. P. Rainier now rides around in a new Franklin car, the Dr. believes in keeping up with the times. The best is none too good it seems. . The Presbyterian Missionary Society was held out at the Chao. Meadle country home on Tuesday afternoon and was greatly enjoyed by those who attended. The small eon of Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin ran into some barbed wire on Tuesday afternoon cutting his face in such a matter as to require several stitches to close the wound; . Chas. Bowman, restaurant man, ceased on Monday to cater to the public in the way of serving short orders and meals. Mr. Bowman is now conducting an ice cream parlor, cigars, and he will carry a full tine of bakery goods.

They say it is hard to teach an old dog new tricks. And it is about as hard to wean a man from some early life attraction. Jumper Wright learned early to love a good hone. Especially the type that go. And now while the popularity of the racer seems to be decidedly on the wane, -it does not daunt Jap a arder or interest in the jockey field. And this week Jap reemved three fine racers from the blue pm fields of Old Kentucky- the fame of the real racers. Mr. Wrigttt plans to have his hones in all te important races in these wto this fall He expects to open 4ne season the fourth at. Crown Point. —ML Ayr Tribune.