Rensselaer Republican, Volume 24, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 June 1892 — ADDITIONAL LOCALS. [ARTICLE]

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

H. 3. Barton. tb« former v fctficlcat foreman in The Rfpcuucan’s j rirjtinff department, has sold his interest in the California, Mo.. Uerald t to Tiis partner, Frank Lyon, and jpas returned to' Rensselaer and resumed his old place On The Rr.puutican. Geo. Healey, the \Oahg lull capahle printer who has discharged tjie dulies of foreman so ably and faithfully' during Mr. Btrlua’a Missouri journ, has himself gone to that state and entered the employment of Mr. Lyon. George is a born"newspaper, man and will acheive marked success in the journalistic field. Summer Clearance salcat Hemphill <fe Honan’s. For elegant and stylish millinery, it lowest living i)rieesy=C£dT-'On- Mrs. Tfoes, in tLeNotyeis, moc-a, •*H < 3 gv amine her stock.? See her line of hats, especially, at prkies from 10 cents, Upwai u.

A sad occurence took place on Wednesday- of last week, in Union township, ia the family of Austin N. Lakin, a well-known resident of that township. It seems that Mr. Lakin had trone into his fields to work, takO- .la ing with him the Qlder one of his two children, and Mrs. Lakin mistakenly supposed that he had taken them both! 'The youngest child, between twa and three years old, was sleeping in a bed-room, instead of being with the father, as Mrs. Lakin supposed. She, thinking both children were with the father* went to her mother’s, about a mile distant. When the parents both returned home they found the Child missing and after a search found it dead, ia about 8 or 10 inches of water, about three quarters of a mile from home. It had evidently started to follow up its mother, and having wandered intd the water had fallen down upon its face and being weak from exhaustion was unable to rise again.

We have received a copy of the new Year Book of DePauw University, Greencastie. Indiana. The progress which this ipstitgtioiL has made during tne last few years has been phenomenal. The enrollment for the year in all the schools is 1063, an increase of 102 over last year. This is tjhe largest attendance in the history of the University. There is an increase in all of the departments. The reputation of the institution has extended far and wide, and students are in attendance from all parts of the nation, and from different nationalities. The University is keeping pace with the progress of the tinfes. The pOOr young mau . and woman teWNUHStaBIOterrJohP '?*' -Tflhll, is President.