Jasper County Democrat, Volume 15, Number 7, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 April 1912 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

E. L. Hollingsworth was a Chicago business visitor Tuesday. The Tenth District Medical Society will meet in Michigan City May 10. Miss Edna Donnelly returned home Wednesday from a visit in Lafayette. Mrs. A. R. Kresler and Mrs. P. W. Clarke are visiting a few days in Chicago. Father William B. Hordeman of Frankfort is spending the week with relatives here The cherry trees are in bloom and shade trees are beginning to open their leaves. The Indiana Society of Chicago will hold its annual picnic at Culver, Ind., June 1. Buy an Abbott-Detroit auto, guar-" ariteed as quiet as a Silent-Knight engine.—B, FORSYTHE.

Miss Wilma Peyton, who has been spending several days with relatives at Otterbein, returned home Tuesday. Stewart Hammond was reported slightly improved yesterday following the stroke of paralysis suffered Wednesday. 1 .! v Elmer Wilcox, third trick man at the Monon depot, has given up hia position as operator and will drive one of W. F. Frye’s busses. We were eight years studying autos and bought the Abbott-De-troit, the best of all. See our auto for demonstrating—B. FORSYTHE. Jesse Snyder went to Indianapolis Wednesday to accompany home his mother, who has been recuperating from the recent operation in a hospital there.

J. W. Zimmerman of Lima, Ohio, came Tuesday to spend a few days visiting bis son Arthur near Aix, whose barn was struck by lightning Sunday evening. A. Leopold returned home Tuesday from Chicago where he was operated on a few weeks ago. He is q,uite active once more and bids fair to live many years.

—Grand— Song Recital -byMISS ILDA SCHNEE, Contralto . Prof. W. J. NOWAK, Bass —Baritone _ '• ... , assisted by Master JOHN McGAHEY Violinist _Prof. W. L, HOVORKA ~ Accompanist. _ —— T" I An evening of beautiful music and song which will be enjoyed by every one. AT THE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH THURSDAY NI6HT, MAY 2. Tickets 50cts.; High School 35cts. At Fendig's Drug Store