Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 18, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 November 1908 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

been living for the past six years. Mr. Lee has sold his farm there, and may decide to invest in land in this state or to engage in business in this locality. His farm in Kansas was too far away from good school facilities, and wishing to give his little daughters • good school advantages he will look for a new location. He is a son of Mrs. Katie Lee, and a brother of Walter Lee.

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WEDNESDAY

Born, this Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. George Maines, a daughter, , "The Devil", successfully played here several weeks ago, will again appear at the Ellis opera house next Tuesday night Rev' C. F. Barrett, the evangelist holding meetings at the M. E. church, is the father of eleven children, three boys and eight girls, all living but one of the boys. He received a telegram Monday telling him of the birth of a child.

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The funeral of Opal, the Ette daughter of Mrs. Linnle G nt, t< ok place this afternoon at the Fr e Will Baptist church, the cervices being conducted by Rev. O. E. Miller, of the First Baptist church. Buri-1 was made in Weston cemetery. Mrs. L. J. Lane, wife of tl e proprietor of the Nowels block racket* store, has been very low for several days at her home south of town ard her husband has been unable to keep the store open much of the time. She has heart trouble and nervous prostration A. J. Brenner is here to take chrrge of the Makeever house, and tt e change will be made Satu:day, Mr. Bruner going to his own reoiden e property in the northwest port of town. Mr. Bruner is not in gocdj health and may spend the winter or a part of it in the south. Gus Phillips accompani d hia fi back to Rensselaer, latt night and today at two o’clock went to Frankfort, where the company shows tonight. He does not expe't to get home again until about Christina*, when it is probable the c mpany will suspend for the holiday season. /The stone road work will probably be completed about ne. t Wednesday, and Rensselaer and vicini y will have about the best stone streets and roads of any town on earth. About 75 per cent of the cost