Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 21, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 February 1879 — Real Estate Transfers. [ARTICLE]

Real Estate Transfers.

■«»rv 5. Ik* rr**ni «r traikatara «f i**i eata!* in Jhaper cauuty »«. MitfwrHs ft'Hertok H«*as-er. f M • hfn« 2**7 i.'Ttfif («■ part » tis uvr mv u>«tyr7-vn norm .. ftt.Mo Thomas Price (a rarer T. Call, e 111 m an* S» M *~m a.t« .... ... 1(0 Mary Mcl-auxtilm UvJolin f>. Orr, aw a**7*lß-«acre*. Quitclaim 1 John A.. Winrooui to Uuo. A. Crook or, aw e hf n« 11 3*lk-240 acrra - '. *,400. John Kohler aat I Peter Ittnmku* to .'oha it. Wa«Mi rt al., »w aw 11 W o—4o Mila. (O’ It ears' C Atlnaia coainiiasionor to John 11. Varea, « hf aw i»»» a hf ac aw ae 24 ■1 •; a hf Mr *8 81 <4-M0 r.crr* ,750 < wlliarinrWett ae Michael Mtbl>c, *w re (til—Hurra. ..... . 100. J »hn Hiuwn to Joseph E. Young. all of *i <i«;aaaiif *• ar hf aw swinv al si o: sc BhrawscnoJO SI 0; nhf Tic lie nvv 2J SI •—1.400 acres 7,000 Jehu VV. Uarlow to Marv J. Barlow. n« 11 » 4—lßß iicma - 1.000 Marv Uobeten to Rosa Boheien, part »w SI Si 15S. »cre» (00 Patrick' I>. Uatlarher to lliclil Re», Jo-icv-'h l)«rlt>r, llTtl)ii|i of Port Wayne, lot < Mock 1 man of Keminßh >0 125 Julia A. Hughes to Harvey Tniesijcll, he aw 12 SI (; *W *W «"• IV 2.1 81 (; iot 8 of U!» 8: lota I an<t 4 ae lie 12 SI 0; lot ( ID kv BwfilS; iw> aw 81 3SU; aw ne<lot*t »!>»;.-4*1,4* anew 4.000 A tab three atortgaffla anil two chattel tnorif*l«t - Preaching*—Elder D. T. II il■tead will preach in llte Chrielian church oexl Sunday. ==.. ABsmsT.-Judge Hammond, Hon. It S. Dtviggins, S. 1\ Thompson, A. Leopold, L. Kern and I. Lowinan arc absent from home this week. Pcxebai.h —Rev. \V. G. Vessels has attended six funerals in two f '•pelts, three of which were upon lr.?t unday. All these of adults,"ex cept one. Two funerals in one day is a t are occurranoefor. Rensselaer, hut on Sunday last, Dr. Harris 11. Moss and Mr. J. D. Morgan were buried iu W eston cemetery. Died.—A daughter, the eldest child vs Ezra C. Nowels, auditor elect of Jasper count j*, died last Tuesday bf diphtheria, Slur was

eight or nine years old. M Died. —Mr. John D. Morgan, an obi resident of Jasper county, died oT typhoid pneumonia, at" his n s idtmce near Rensselaer, on Saturday last, aged 68 years. He was universally esteemed. Religious Services. —Rev. W. G. Vessels will preach in the Moth- j odist Episcopal church next Sunday 1 night at 7 o’clock. Subject: The development of Christian character. Alj .are cordially invited to attend. Died.—Dr. II arris 11. Moss, son of Dr. G. A. Moss, an invalid for Jlsany years, died of rheumatism of the heart, at his Father’* residence: February Ist, 18714, aged 29 years. llis death had long been daily ex peeled. Bal Masque.— Extensive preparations are Leiug made for a mas tpierade ball in Rensselaer on the night of February 21st. It will bi* conducted under the auspices of liettsselaer Lodge No. 82, Knights <*f Pythias, and, everything will be done decently and iu order. Theatrical.— -The Rensselaer dramatic club are making preuara’**>n to present at an early dale the tlfa-ina of “Nick of the Woods.” If severe study and an earnest desire to succeed ni.d please will uceottipHeh anything in that ditec" turn, certainly this drama wilt 1 e a ou'sitt the best ever shown m*Jtensr selaer boards. Eiitirely’ tiew stage ecet.cry is biing painted for t],.c piny. Scuffoi. Retort.—John E. Alter t« a cli er ot Burn s seb mJ, id arkl e v township, rt*p'vrls for month ending J aim ary 24 th, 1870, tlie < nrollino of o 8 scholars - and the average* da.i'y 1 attendTiiCy- - pst-v entei-l, cases of fardiness: Lilibie PrKdv Minerva Price, Wilbur I'lon lice, Nancy Gall, I.uvica Cali,. George t’all and Robert Hurley Were per* feet in deporttitcnT, punctual! iy and Ffitdy. School Report. —h F. Wairen, teacher, rcjioits the following for school disirict No. S (Bell Ceniei), iMa}-ion towitshiji, for tlie lerm iTinimeneing Nov. 4. 18pfrahiTemT! "UidUib ps-HlhT Ao. pupils eitf'dled, 21average- daily attendonec, 165. Those perfect in at--Jc!K?‘i‘P‘»‘e. Study and good lu-hnvb'u-ai re Clara St iokiiousc- and Lawtumce! Baker - Lizzie Stackhouse missed but <pe dm*. 1 lmteraxce.— At" 'the temper- ! nitce meeting Monday evening offi eers of the Jasper Couniy Teinjier- ’ nr.ee jL’nibn Were elected for three , 1 hey are, Prof. Beery, ] it-siduii, Miss C.iudace Boroughs, Vice president, Charles G. Sears. 4*Ccrclai v, Alfred Tiiompson, treas. tirer. r i he next regular nice ling of the organization will be held in the Chrisiiun church on the first Monday evening of March, 1879. Died.’—Mrs. Minerva A., wife of Willis J, Inies,died Tuesday night, Kebsuarv 4th, 1679, after protracted i lues*, df q pelmoiinry afR-ction. Her himhnnd and four small chib, ijreii are left to mourn the loss of a faithful wife and devoted mother «ho w** a ktTid HR^fiLor—a ffiost i Vkidleiit troniHn in all the relations of society. Hey funeral will >be oomhieted at 10 o’clock litis mornin«f from the Methodist Epipcopal ohuieli; religious set vine* Uy Rev. -W. G- Vessel*. •' •

, L. Cotton cMlim.Ueit that ho has bought 1,000 bushels of oats per w*ek since August Ist, 1878, part of the lime as high as 1,00.0 bushels per day;- for which lie psid 14 to F 5 cents a bushel. He bowgfrt-in 4-be- same time. L.2SO, liuaheU of wheat for which he puid *5 to 80 cents a bushel. Since last spring lie has bought 70,000 bushels of corn, pay ing for old 20 to .90 cents a bushel, and for new 21 to 22 cents: sn average, lie estimates, of 25 Oohts. This winter his corn receipts averaged 1,000 bushels a day.