Jasper County Democrat, Volume 13, Number 67, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 November 1910 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

M rs. F. W. Tobias spent Monday in Chicago. ■" * Arthur Battleday and Leon Eiglesbach were in Monon Mondaw ** ; 11. Barnhart and wife of Monon were Rensselaer visitors 'Monday. Frank ifommers of southeast of town went to Hammond Monday to visit relatives.- ? 1 rs. .Jennie M, Thompson and Airs. M. E. T hompson spent yesterday in Logansport. Henry Young of Clark's Hill came yesterday for a visit with Isaac Saidia and family of northeast of town. " , Miss Madge Beam is again holding* down her. iormtr position as book-keeper in the office' of Babcock & Hopkins.

,L. A. Kinsey and family of Brook took the train here Monday for Bainbridge to visit his mother, Mrs. Ellen Gimble.

The Pythian Sisters ” meet Thursday afternoon from 2 till 5 with Mrs. Abel Grant. All members are urged to be present. George Long of Northwestern I niversiiV at Champaign, 111., spent Sunday here the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Long- ' Charles Waugh and wife ot Flora woi’i here Monday to attend the funeral of the latter’s half-brother, Jesse Smith, of Union tp. . - Mrs. Charles Jouvenat returned to her home in Chicago yesterday after a fe wdays visit with her sister, Mrs. Choilotte George, and family. Madalirte Ramp of Valparaiso University spent a few days here the latter part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramp. Edgar Duvall and friend, George Brown, who had been visiting the former here the past few days, returned to Franklin college Monday.

John .Knox, who has a position in the Marshall Field wholesale store in Chicago, spe'nt Sunday with his father, Thonias Ktlox and family of south of town.

Mrs. Wm. Meyer left yesterday for Pittsburg, Pa., to make a few weeks visit with Jjer son Joseph. She was accompanied as far as Chicago by her daughter, Miss Mary.

The Democrat's job department is turning out both the Rensselaer and, Remington poultry catalogues this year. The former will be completed the first of?the week.

Miss Cora Aldrich of Hutchinson, Kan., who had been visiting relatives here and at Remington the past few weeks, spent Monday in Remington and left yesterday for her home.

Over at Champaign, 111., Sunday evening, A. H. Bryan, a lawyer of that place, died while sitting in his pew in church. The question naturally Tarises,, what in the d — was a lawyer doing in church anyhow?

Mrs. Thos. Eldredge of Monon and Airs. R. E. Fuller and daughter. Miss Hattie, of Michigan City returned to their homes Saturday after a short visit with Ezra Wolfe and family of near Rensselaer.

We see among the list of,new incorporations in Indiana in the past few days that of the Wabash Foundry and Machine Co., of Wabash, capital $50,000. George Barens and A. B. Rowley, formerly of Rensselaer, head the list of names of the incorporators. Mrs. John Clingan. who with her husband left Rensselaer a couple of weeks ago to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. . Brown of Cyclone, Ind., died there Saturday from pneumonia and the remains were taken to Monticello, their former home, for burial. Her age was 73 years. 7 Mt. and Mrs. Peter Kohler returned to Chicago Heights Sunday after a few days visit with relatives here 4 The latter, it will be remembered, underwent several surgical operations last summer and it was thought there was«absolutely no possible hope for recovery, but she did recover and now weighs 125 pounds, almost as much-as she ever weighed. and has'.verv good health.