Jasper County Democrat, Volume 6, Number 47, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 February 1904 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

LOCAL AND PERSONAL. /Brief Items of Interest to City and Country Readers. i Corn 39c; oats, 38c. “The Missouri Girl;’’ Tuesday ■ighl. } E. L. Hollingsworth was in ' •hicago Tuesday.* \ A. H. Hopkins was in Monti««lio on business TuesdayComing! The Deestreect Skewl, March 4, at Ellis opera house. T. B. Canniugham of Kentland, was in the city on business dayJames E. Low of , was a business visitor iu the city Monday. u Miss Maude Daugherty departed for a week’s visit in Chicago, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Timmons of Plymouth, are visiting iu this vicinity this week. Advertised letters: Miss May Xelley, Mrs. Edward Biggs, Mr. C. F. Hanson, Mr. Ed Hornick. J. V. Parkison of Kansas, is visiting old friends and relatives iu Jasper county at present. George Stallbauffi, one of the •Id reliable democrats of Walker, was in the city on business Monday. ; Charles Wellington of Lafayette, formerly of Goodland, transacted business here Tuesday and Wednesday.

J. J. Moore of Trafalgar, Inch, was here this week lookiDg after real estate interests which he has in this county. James N. Rush has sold his bus business to Thomas Owens of the Clifford district and will return to his farm near Monon. Ernest Fritts and family have moved here from Dunkirk and Mr. Fritts will have charge of J. Q. Alter’s candv store. • Mrs. M E. Robinson was called to Indianapolis last Friday by the •ickness of her daughter, Miss lima, who is down with typhoid j fever. The 7th and bth grade class of j Miss Margaret Davidson’s gave a musical recital in the Assembly! room of the High School Thursday afternoon. j Will and Ralph Donnelly aira their cousin, Mr. Duffy of New 1 York, returned Saturday from their trip to New r Orleans, Texas and other points Dozens of people are taking advantage of our big subscription offer of the Democrat and the St. Louis Twice-a-Week Republic, both papers for only $1 50. Rev. D. A. Tucker of Hortonsville, Wis.. was called here last week by the sickness of his daughter, Miss Velma, who has been quite sick but is now on the road to recovery. Most people have that there is something in that “ground bog business” after all. We have already had four weeks of the six promised by his hogship’s shadow

J. E. Bullenberger has moved here from Ohio and will work Andrew Ropp’s farm in Barkley township the coming year. Mr. Sullenberger is a son-in-law of Mr. Henry Ropp. New subscribers to Tho Democrat this week by postoffices: Rensselaer, 1; Lpe. 1; Morocco, 1; Reynolds, R-R-10, 1; Carthage, Ind., 1; Anatone, Washington, 1; Wolcott, 1. Sherman Renicker and family of Interwald, Wis., arrived here Saturday, called back by the serious illness of Mr. Renicker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Renicker of Carroll county. C. R. Whittaker of Gillam township, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. Whittaker has given up farming and expects to secure a position as conductor on an inter-ur-ban road running between Logansport and Indianapolis. Miss Laura Stanley, a domesftc employed at the Makeever House, shot a 22-caliber bullet through her left hand last Friday night by the accidental discharge of a revolver which she was handling. The wound was not very serious.