Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 32, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 January 1909 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

who has passed the four score period is Mrs. Elizabeth Michael, mother of Mrs. John Nichols, with whom she makes her home. She was 80 years of age the 6th of last May. This brings the total of our list of those of eighty or more up to 34. It is probable that there are others past the 80 mark who have been overlooked and we shall be pleased to* have any one furnish us their names and the date of their birth, and when the list seems complete we will again publish the entire list. A telegram from Lafayette to the Indianapolis Star states that R. D. Winsey, of Chicago, a passenger en route to French Lick Springs for a course of treatment, had fallen from a night train Saturday night near Reynolds. He was occupying a sleeper and was either very sick or very drunk. He had probably raised a window in the car and fallen out. A porter Who had been caring for him discovered his absence when the train reached Lafayette and a switch enrgine was sent back to look for him and he was found lying beside the track in a semi-conscious condition with blood flowing from his head. He was taken to Lafayette and stands about an equal chance with death. Our Mt. Pleasant correspondent briefly told of an accident that happened Saturday afternoon near the long bridge north of town.* Chas. Britt, son of Jas. Britt, was returning to his home after a trip to Rensselaer, and in the buggy with him were William Zimmerman and son, of West Newton, Ohio, who had come to visit his other son, Arthur Zimmerman, who lives near Aix. Harvey Davisson was returning home in his automobile and the horse shied slightly at the machine. Mr. Davisson brought the machine to a stop at once and the horse’s fright was allayed, but it had pulled the buggy slightly but of the road and as the horse pdssed on to the bridge the front wheel on one side of the buggy struck one of the bridge posts and the wheel broke down and the three occupants of the buggy were thrown otit. Mr. Zimmerman sustained a broken collar bone, his son was but slightly hurt and Mr. Britt was badly bruised up. The horse did pot attempt to run away, and the buggy was not otherwise injured than having the wheel broken.

WEDNESDAY

J. B. Clemans Is down from Shelby today. Jacob and Harry Moore went to Monon this morning to visit relatives. J. W. Seward, of Francesville, was the guest from yesterday until this morning of his sister, Mrs. A. F. Shesler. The K. N. girls to the number of 13 were entertained by Misses Irma and Juno Kannal last evening, and a pleasant time is reported. Misses Lura and Ada Yeoman, daughters of W. B. Yeoman, went to Monon today to visit relatives fcr several days. ■ _ Isadora Tobe, who has been visiting at St. Joseph’s college, returned . to his home in Mercer county, Ohio, this morning.

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Mrs. Nancy .Hutchinson, formerly of Rensselaer, but for some years residing at Frankfort, is reported to be very sick at her home on West Jefferson street in that city. The excavation work for the new buildings at St. Joseph’s college is about completed and the brick for the buildings has been shipped in and is being hauled to the college. Mrs. Frank B. Lyon, cf Delphi, came this morning to spend the day with her brother, George H. Healey, and tomorrow will .accompiuy her sister, Mrs. E. F. Mills, to Chicago, for a few days’ visit. 0. O. Hammerton, the railway mall clerk, has decided to combine farming with his work as a postal clerk and is today moving from town to his farm three miles south. As he is on and off duty alternating every six days, he will be able to give about half of his time to the farm work, and they have decided that is the best thing for them to do.

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