Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 157, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 June 1920 — TEFFT. [ARTICLE]

TEFFT.

Ed Schrader is wearing a smile with his car. Frank Smith and family were down from Roselawn visiting Shirers. Mrs. Reddin and two daughters, who have been in Hammond, have returned here. The Alberts, from Streator, who were visiting at the Kerr home, have returned home. Ed Rockenbow, from near Joliet, 111., is visiting Elwood Davis. Ed used to live here fourteen years ago. , Victor Peregrine has purchased a new car and Amanda and the baby are sure having a fine time hunting cherries. Not a very large crowd attended Sunday school on account of no preaching. Mr. Abel is taking a vacation in the East. Cecil Henderson, Annie and the baby motored from Hebron to see Mrs. Rasmussen, their mother, and Nick, who is quite sick at this writing., . - Rachael Sands, who is farming 3 'th her brother in Porter county, me home to see mother, in the Ford, but has to take some one along to crank the darn thing. 1 Friday Fairchilds is putting on the finishing touches on the elevator building. They are building new approaches and getting ready for the new grain, which won t be I The aeroplane at Wheatfield ball game was exciting as not many people had ever been close enough to really see one. Several took rides, but the only lucky one from Kankakee township was Don PereIt is reported that our dear friend, Mr. Frank Fisher, Jias about come out in up-to-date style .and bought a new Studebaker Six, .which was due to arrive at Tefft .Wednesday evening. Nothing too good for our friend Fisher. A party of four left' Monday for Purdue, where they expected to learn some new methods of doing things. No use in talking, we must keep abreast with the times. Those who were along from this township were Jeffries, Hohner, Robbins .and Duggleby. Mrs. Reid, Ross Nelson, his wife and three children motored- TMWn Rush Run, Ohio. They encountered lots of car trouble, but enjoyed the trip just the same. Ross and family are staying at Jerome Nelsons and Mrs. Reid is staying with her son, Andrew Kerr. They will some day in the near future, build a bungalow and also move on the dear old farm.