Rensselaer Union, Volume 8, Number 41, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 June 1876 — Personal Mention. [ARTICLE]

Personal Mention.

Johnny Hemphill and his sifter Maggie are home from Evanston college Mr. Thomas Thompson and wife are doin'- the Centennial Exposition. Johnny Wahlz has done a neat job t>f painting on Widow Morris'dwelling houseMr. J, A, Mormon, of Clarksville, Tenn., was visiting his father-in-law, Mr. Jesse Greenfield, lost week. Master Louis Hollingsworth is seeing Centennial sights in company with his unde, Mr. Emmet K-innal. Mrs. 8. O. Duvall, of Momcnco, 111., and Mrs. Dr. Dames, of Goodland, were visiting their Mrs. Tharp, last week.. Thomirry McCoy is home from Purdue University, and during the absence of Mr. Thos. Thompson at Philadelphia officiates for him in the bank. Uncle Ilenry C. Smith has been handling the paint brush with good effect on several buildings in town this season, notable among which is the front of the Liberal Corner block. -_. . _ Mr. Geo. Patton, of Remington, as we are toTartiflks of planting 160 acres in cherry tress next spring. Here will be a chance for some enterprising nurseryman to sell a fine bill of trees. Mr. Emmet Kannal has gone to join his wife who has been visiting relatives in Ohio several weeks. From there they will proceed to Philadelphia and remain a month or more. Meanwhilo Mr. James Abbott and the parrot willcouduct business at the drug store.