Jasper County Democrat, Volume 16, Number 100, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 March 1914 — Aĺ Over The County [ARTICLE]

Aĺ Over The County

BAUM’S BRIDGE.

Miss Maud Smith visited school last Friday. C. D. Shook was in these parts last Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman were Kouts goers last Monday. Mrs. Bert Vandercar was a caller at the Morehouse home Monday. Misses Ethel and Fern Custard visited friends at Kouts last Sunday.

Walter Wiseman, of Hegewisch, Hl., visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Messrs. Bert White and Thomas Howell ate dinner at the Bancroft home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bush and son, Billie, attended class meeting at Kersey last Sunday. When you see the young ladies making quilts, knoweth ye that Cupid is working in the hearts of the same.

Charley Gilbreath, who had his leg broken recently, is getting along nicely. We are glad to see him nearing recovery. James Gilbreath has traded his farm for a stock of general merchandise at Kouts, which he intends to transfer to Malden, where he will open up a, merchantile establishment. We wish him success.

SOUTH AMERICA.

Roy Gulp is very sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Homer Ogle is very sick at this writing. Elmer Clark was a 'Rensselaer goer Saturday. Ernest Harris was a McCoysburg goer Saturday. Goldie Beaver spent Friday night with Anna Caster. Mr. and Mrs, Will Vanatta called on? J. F. Grouns’ Sunday. Jennie Harwell called on Mabie Clark Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rachel Sommers called on Mrs. Homer Ogle Sunday. There will be church Sunday, March 22. Everybody welcome. Charles Marchand is very sick at this writing with the pneumonia. ■Mrs. Elmer Johnson called on her mother, Mrs. Anna Chapman. Sunday. Russell and James Critser called on their sister, Mrs. John Shellheart. v Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clark called on his brother, Branson; Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Havens called on Mr. and Mrs, John Havens Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Lee, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Vanattta Friday. Mrs. William Garvin was taken to Chicago to be operated on Thursday. The last reports says she was in a very serious condition. - John Ward has moved to Rensselaer and the house he vacated is now occupied by John Havens.

„ BARKLEY CENTER. Hawk hunting is the order of the day. \ Some fine weather we’ve been having. Ott Adams called on John Lewis Sunday.

Ancel Potts was a Giffor. caller Tuesday. Ruby Baker was a Rensselaer goer Friday. Glenn Baker was a Rensselaer goer Saturday. Cris Morgenegg called on Ed. Peterson Sunday. Glenn Baker attended church at Aix Sunday evening. Frank Brown called On Cris Morganegg Sunday evening. Mrs. Ed Peterson called on Mrs. Dewees Sunday afternoon. Hiram Day of . Rensselaer is plastering Mr. Polleck’s new bungalow. Miss Pearl Baker spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Miss Katheryn Morganegg spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Nichols spent Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. Isaac Wells of Pleasant Grove. Ihe miscellanious shower given in honer of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker Saturday evening Was well attended and everybody reported a line time.

FAIR OAKS. Health is generally good in these parts, « Arvel Bringle made a business trip to Valparaiso Tuesday. Toe Winslow and wife were in Chicago Tuesday, shopping. Charles Gundy is out this week look in a after his political fences. Some people havd laid in' a supply of garden seeds and started hotbeds. Cottage prayer meeting was held at John Zellers', Wednesday evening. ; . ’ ; Enos Moffitt hauled a load of goods for Ed Lakin to his new ho ue up about Tefft, Wednesday. Dr. Rice was called here Sunday evening to see Julia Bozell, who was down with a very sore throat. James Gilmore, of west of Surrey, visited his great-uncle, John Dileveau. here Tuesday evening, Al Helsel and wife took their little boy to Chicago Tuesday to see a specialist in regard to his peculiar ailment. A couple of Indians, a man and a woman, struck our town Wednesday evening. They belong to some show troupe. John Zellers, the sawmill man, is talking of moving his sawmill down about Kentland, when he gets through with his present job. Mrs. ike Kight left Friday evening for Lafayette and Indianapolis, where she will make an extended visit, with her son and daughter. Our fine .weather took a grand change Tuesday night, when t'.e : wind, got in the north and it turned : cold and everything froze up solid, r Mr. Boyle began plowing Monday, prepatory to getting, tire ground in I shape for planting matermelons when the season arrives. Dod .Mace also begah plowing Monday. Francis Burns, who has been, makI ina his-home down about Remington foriseveral yearsl was here a few days the first of the week visiting his'half brother. John -Mowers. Mrs. Will Warne. Mrs. Bert Warne and children and Miss Eliza Fay all h“t hem Saturday for Hoopeston, where they expect to take part in a big meeting which is going on there.

William and Wesley Kaylor and Others unloaded and hauled a carlea.l of bridge lumber from here the latter part ■ the week, which had been .soaked in creosote to pre;erve it. from the weather. It was sure a tough proposition as 1 their clothing was pretty well saturated with the stuff.

The two-Sunday schools met and organized a Bible study class Sunday event ng. w i jJi La w rence Halleck as superintendent, and Arvel Bringle as- teacher. They will meet once a week, and all who want to take a part are cordially invited to come. their purpose is to study and learn more of the Bible, There were five young men went from here to Rensselaer Saturday to take the civil service examination •or rural route carrier, and not one of them Were addicted to the use of tobacco in any form, or the use or intoxicant l -, One had been known to smoke a few cigars at t’mes, but that w,as’ the extent. A good record surely. We have had several signs of the approaching of _ spring in thd past ten .days'. The crowing l Of the prairie chickens, then the appearance and songs of the bluebirds and robins, and next was the picture card club. Who opened the season Sunday with an all-day session in the . park. W e are how looking for the small boy and his marbles.

ROSELAWN.

Grandma Phillips in some better at,this time. Mrs. Engleking was at< the church services Sunday evening. Wm. Ovetmeyer was teaming for Mulder & Son Monday. Edward Hopper was a Lowell visitor Tuesday <m business. It is reported that Adolf Stroder’s children have the measels. Mrs. D. K. Frye was seriously ill Saturday, bu t is much bet ter at t his time.: Reuben ; G undy had auto trouble Monday ,bu t his ea ris in goo .1 sh ape again and bn the job. Saturday, March U. a ‘n. boy came to stay at the home <;f Henry Christensen, south of town. Wm. Howard has became a fullfledged Mooser joining a lodge of that order at Momence. 11l . Monday. ' Mr. Grover and family. <>f Missouri, arrived here last week and took charge of the Wentworth stock farm. : Lewis Brook has secured a good position with John Greve, of Deniotte, and went to take up his work Wednesday, Jack Brown, our Scotch lad, ana a great admirer of “Bobbie Burns,” was in yesterday, and as usual gave us a line or two of his favorite poetry. , J. T. Bess’ mule team took John a, merry chase down main street Monday, but John was loaded with Standard gas and caught them before any damage was done.

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GIFFORD. ■‘euri Bevis was a Medaryville caller Thursday. Look at the roads, boys, arid buy a buggy tongue. Charles Walker was a Rensselaer Wednesday. William Pollock and- wife visited home folks Sunday; Albert Ke'rns took Sunday dinner with Jphn Stockwell. 1

Karl Hanford took dinner with Harry Walker Sunday. Lona Cavinder called on N«lla Snow Saturday afternoon. Quite a ball game they had in Gifford Sunday afternoon. Charlie Snow and sister, Ida, took dinner with Art Snow and Wife Sunday. ’ Elmer Kerns and best girl attended League at Walker (’enter Sunday night. James Cavinder and daughter. Flossie, called on Loria Cavinder and family Friday afternoon. John Walker and wife, Beulah Walker and Nella Timmons took Sunday dinner with George Kimble and family.

Lona Cavinder and two daughters, Ethel and Lilly, took supper with Mrs. Charles Walker and family Thursday night. A'h the weather was fine we had the largest attendance at Sunday school Sunday morning that we have had for some time. Literary was well attended Thursday night. There will be another April 10, being the last day of school, , havipg school exercises and literary combined, the last one of the season. Everybody invited.

LAURA. We are still having March weather. Zack Kerns was a Wheatfield goer Tuesday. Firman Pettet and partner at-

tended League at Walker Center Sunday evening. Grandma Braddock is still slowlv improving. Jim Cavinder called on his parents Tuesday afternoon. Robert Hilton and family visited O. P. Braddock’s Sunday. O. \\ allace and family were Wheatfield goers Saturday. Mrs. Fred Wagner called on Mrs. James Cavinder Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Hilton called on Mrs. O. P. Braddock Monday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. David Spriggs are the pround parents of a new boy. Lionel Cavinder called on the Braddock boys Tuesday afternoon. O. P. Braddock and son hauled a load of hay for Mr. Hulse Saturday. James Cavinder and family helped Ed Myers butcher Fridav forenoon.. Several of the Laura folks attended literary at Gifford Thursday night. Guy Meyers, Miss Kate Kareh and Miss Daisy Pet tet drove to Gifford Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Braddock and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gordon and son took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Price Sunday. The Oak Grove school has started again with a new teacher conducting it. The old teacher, Mr. Downy, is reported to be slowly improving. ] It was given out at Gifford Thursday night that, the next literary would be April 10. They are expecting to give a good program. Every body. come.

COLFAX TP. NEWTON CO. Stormy weather at this writing. Lew Sullivan and family visited his brother, Bert. Sunday. ’ ' Harry Young and wife went Saturday to work on the dredge. Mrs. McComb is staying with her daughtejx Mrs. Sullivan, this week. Mr, Williams and family and I- rank Elijah were callers at Carl Woof on 's Sunday. _ Peter Clark’s step-son, Martin Barker, cut an artery in his wrist Saturday and nearly bled to death. He is better at this writing.

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