Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 February 1909 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Mrs. Van R. Grant will give a party tomorrow night at her home in honor of the Misses Porter, who will soon depart from Rensselaer. It is to be an intent affair, the girls to be attired in dresses of infants from one to six years old. It Is not known whether the "children” will brihg their Teddy Bears. It might be of interest to hold a baby show as there are plenty of gallant-Judges who would enjoy selecting the prettiest “baby” if they possessed the necessary diplomacy to Judge the beauty of the precious babies who will be present Each girl is to prerent one of her baby pictures. ' Mrs G.. W Goff is home for a few weeks, but unless she continues to improve in health will go south without delay. Anyone desiirng a Spirella corset should order soon. She has quite a number of stock corsets on hand in Standard models, with which she can fit many people, some of them are beautiful new French Models of 1909 make or your special measure can be taken and sent to the factory, and have a corset made from measurements over any model your form requires. All corsets will be made satisfactory. Being unable to call at your homes at present she would be pleased to have you call at her rooms over the State bank. Please do not rap but walk in.

THURSDAY. Buy a lamp at the Home Grocery. James W. Brown made a business trip to Gary today. Special Discount Shoe Sale at Rowles & Parker’s.. S. R. Nichols went to Tefft this morning on a stock buying trip. John Wagner returned to Orlando, 111., this morning, after a visit with Tommy Stein, near Remington. Uncle George Hosqaer went to Wina mac yesterday in the interest of his farm lands thera Mrs. Ellis Jones, of Remington, is spending this week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bellows. W. H. Morrison made a business 1 trip to Monon last night, returning this morning. “Uncle” Clint Hopkins returned this morning from a visit with relatives at Delphi. W. EL Collins left this morning for his home in CoYington, Ohio, after a visit of two weeks with his daughter, Mrs. James Parkison and family here. John Moore went to Kalamazoo, Mich., this morning for a vsiit with his son, Victor Moore and family, who recently moved there. Peter Van Lear and wife and baby went to Chicago this morning to visit relatvies a few days and take in the cement show now on at the coliseum. The Hiram Day, Ben Smith, Frank Yeiter and Cooney Kellner cement crowd expect to go to Chicago tomorrow to take in the cement show. T. F. Clarke, of Battle Ground, and C. O. Cowgill, of Decatur, IIL, came this morning for a short visit with George Colvert and family. Ray Miller returned to bis home at Plqua, Ohio, yesterday after a visit here with his brother, Rev. O. E. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hammond, of Wolcott, are here today, and will go from here to Chicago this afternoon. It will pay you to lay in your next years shoe Bupply now while you can buy the best shoes made at Rowles & Parker’s discount shoe sale. A new census gives Hammond a population of 22,490, exclusive of West Hammond. Gary’s estimated population is 7,000, and the population of Lake county is estimated to be 70,260. The pure food inspector has Just paid another visit to Hammond, and is apt to come to Rensselaer any time. He is paying especial attention to grocery stores and soda fountains. E. L. Hollingsworth returned this morning from a trip to Lamar, Cola He was much surprised to learn of the damage that had occurred here as a result of the storm as no storm occurred in the part of Colorado that he visited.

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