Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 34, Number 76, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 May 1902 — CORRESPONDENCE [ARTICLE]

CORRESPONDENCE

»j< ii* ’l*v ********••*•****s* •**•** **• **■* *♦* *♦*v Fair oaks. A _. L ■ ■ - Jaok Kight was in Chicago Mqn,.<lny "ti l.itTs: tii-ss. Mrs. Brohardt did slioppit.o at-the county seat Mondavi A number of people from here expeet to spend Decoration Day with friends an.' r.‘ ; ativc*s out of town. Postmaster Thompson attended G. A. R meeting at Rensselaer last -Friday evening, A good program is being prepared for Children's Day exercises to be held at the M, E. church Sunday evening June 15th, Everybody invite ! Some of tiie boys from here attend e!f>■ Id Fellows loctgF - at Mt, Ayr last Saturday evening, .Mrs. Ruth Littlefield, of Retning- ■ ton, spent the latter part of last week with her son N. Littlefield” and other relative-, *Mrs. N. Littlefield and children, and Mrs. Felix Erwin visited friends infiW^l^t\’sS7at - BTOuirTiDd Morcgrcr a few .'davs this week', . ’ - ■ -> * . ■ I ■■■' ... Dr, G. W. Proudly, the druggist, has just improved the appearance of his store room with a fresh coat of paint and calsomine. Chas. Ferguson, the Manon section foreman, is unable to be on duty on account of an abscess on his left arm. and he with his family are visiting relatives at Monticello, John Iliff, of Rose Lawn, is filling his plac e for a couple of weeks.