Jasper County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 12, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 June 1901 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Chicago excursion June 36th. Frank Morlan is back from Oklahoma. The eagle will scream next Thursday. Remember the Chicago excursion to-morrow. John Sharp is visiting relatives near Kenton, Ohio. Miss Helen Kelley is home for the summer vacation. C. B. Steward was in Lafayette on business Wednesday. J. W. Williams visited relatives in Marion, Ohio, thisyeek. ’frhulge Thompson spent a few days at Winona Lake this week Montgomery and wife are visiting friends in Illinois and lowa. Hardy has returned to "Charter Oak, lowa, to work in an elevator. Lightning killed two cows for George Ott of Barkley tp., Thursday morning. O. Mpore returned Saturday from a prospecting trip to Missouri. He did not invest. New subscribers to -The Demt>ocrat this week by postoffices* Tefft, 1; Cerro Gordo, 111., 1; Mrs. Fred Dalton and children of Gilman, 111., are visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O’Meara,

Weil No. 2 at Delphi was a disappointment. Instead of oil a generous supply of salt wafer was encountered. Y-Dr. I. B. Washburn attended tne Kankakee Valley Medical Association meeting at Lake Maxinkuckee, Thursday. W. H. Coover returned Monday j from his trip to Oklahoma. He! has not decided upon any place to j locate there as yet. The officers of the Old Settlers j Association are requested to meet at east Court room, June 29,1901, at 2 p. m. President. Ernbst E. Hufty of Mt. Ayr, and Miss Pearl Pendergrass of Newton county, were married at the bride's home Wednesday. A Mr. Al Peters of near Sharon, i went to Chicago last Sunday, ac- I companied by his eldest daughter. I who will visit relatives there for a few weeks. Mrs Mary Windier of near Earl Park, returned home Monday after a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Beck and other relatives. -LAJrs. E. 11. Shields spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Malone, at Monticello. She was accompanied home by her younger daughter. Miss Katie. ■ Herman Flohrick, aged 18, was killed by lightning while plowing corn in his father's field north Goodland Tuesday afternoon. The team was also killed. Robert Bretzinger, a 11-year-old Monticello lad. was drowned in the Tippecanoe river near that place last Friday. He was a nephew of Peter Giver of this city. Mrs. O. A. Carrothers formerly of this place, but now of Lee, White county, recently fell heir to $1,000.00, left in her favor at the death of an uncje in Ohio.—Kentland Democrat. Michael Foley recently sold the Felix French farm near Mt. Ayr to John E. Miller, who resides four miles northeast of .Goodland. Consideration, st>4 per acre. — Goodland Herald. There will be 4th of July celebrations in this vicinity as follows: Fair Oaks and Dunn's bridge, this county, -Lowell, Monon, Francesville, Winamac, Reynolds, Chalmers, Goodland, Kentland and Morocco. Our late diagnosis in the case of the Brook Reporter man has been fully confirmed. Continue medicine as heretofore prescrilied, Bro. Dunghill, hang an asafetida sack about your neck and wear the shirt decollette.

DR. MOORE, Specialist,

Office First Stairs West of Fendig’s Drug Store. Phone 251.