Jasper County Democrat, Volume 13, Number 75, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 January 1911 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

W. F. Michaels' of Jordan tp., is prospecting in Missouri. Mfs. Harry Kurrie and baby of Chicago spent New Year’s here with relatives. Dec. 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKinney-of the east part of town, a daughter. . . '.,!■* • Owing to the recent sickness in his family J. A. Larsh has given up moving out on his farm this year. j Miss Lottie O’Connor came down Saturday from Kriiman to make a short visit with relatives and friends The Rensselagr Poultry Show is on this week in the Armory. Come out and see the display of fine poultry. Louis Putts of south of town went to Logansport Saturday for a few days visit with his brother, George Putts. Mrs. C. W. Rhoades went to Goodland Saturday to see her mother, Mts. Wm. Townsend, who is critically ill. \E. L. Bruce and daughter Lora were called to Fulton Monday by the sickness of Mrs. Bruce who is visiting there. - Henry Ginn and family of Indianapolis returned home Morfday after a few days visit here with his aunt, Mrs. J. T. Murray and family. The subsidy election in Roselawn and Lincoln tp., Newton county Saturday is said to have carried by a vote Of 93 to 10. A light vote was cast. ■ A. Linn and wife of Attica, who •v had been visiting the past week here with their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Parkison and family, returned home Monday. Charles and Frank Horsewood of near Rensselaer', who had been visiting relatives in Lagrange county the past few days, returned home Monday. Misses Mabel and Blanche Hunt of Baroda, Mich., spent Monday here with their uncle, J. J. Hunt and family, and their grandparents, Mr. rnd Mrs. W. H. Miller. - Henry Downer of Thayer, while i,,it in a • boat on the Kankakee Sunday with a companion, was drowned by the capsizing of the boat. His companion escaped. Mrs. Peter Scallon of Lafayette and Victor Sullivan of Frankfort returned to their homes a few days ago after a visit with Peter Hordej man, Sr., and family of west of town. George M. and Delevan Babcock were in Chicago Saturday night and took in “The Man Who Owns Broadway” at the Colonial theater, formerly the Iroquois theater, returning home on the early train Sunday morning.

Squire W. E. Moore will be 84 years of age next Sunday, Jackson day, and is thinking some of celebrating the event by attending the Jackson Club banquet at Lafayette, which we presume will be held on Saturday evening. -In wet or cold weather, use Reed’s Cushion Sole Shoes. They keep the feet warm and dry and afford that ease so much desired at this season of the year. We have them for men and women. Fendig’s Exclusive Shoe Store, Opera House Block. X. Friday night's wrestling match at the Ellis theatre between Harvey Myers and %m. Stewart of Parr, drew a big crowd of sports, who seemed to think they got their money’s worth. There was three rounds to the bout and Stewart won two falls to Myers’ one. 'L About 150 ladies attended the annual' New Year’s reception given by me Ladies’ Literary Club at the home of Mrs. A. F. Long on River street Friday afternoon. The handsome Long home was tastily decorated in the club colors and a Chicago harpist furnished music for the occasion. Mrs. J. A. Larsh has so far recovered from her recent operation as to be about and is up town quite frequently once more. Edgar P. Seyferlich, son of the chief of the Chicago fire department, accompanied by Harry Cordesman visited J. J. Mongomery and wife Sunday. Advertised letters: Miss Jennie E. Jackson, Mrs. Edward Davis, Mrs. P. D. Clark, Mrs. Steela Cipson, Mrs. M. A. Kimole, Mrs. John Kimole (2), Mrs. S. E. Guinn, Rev. P. Bauer, Stephen Marlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Sayers, Harley Blanchett, Walter Brown, Roma Burger, Carl Lutz, Chas. Pyle, John E. Lyons. ..1 ' . '■ : A'■ \. '' . - ' A . ‘ -