Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 82, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 July 1909 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

TUESDAY. Moseaj Leopold is in Chicago on business today. , ’ . _! Vern Jacks is home from Lafayette for a short visit. lien Thomas, of Brook, was here yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Lincoln, Neb., are the guests of Mrs. Z. Dwiggins. Miss Nellie McCarthy is home from Danville, 111., for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. G; Sternberg left this morning for South Bend for a short visit. Mrs. E. Purcupile, who has been visiting here, went to Lafayette today for a visit.

Mrs. Frank Phillipi, of Remington, have moved to Hammond to make their home. They departed last evening.

Mary E. Shelley, of Kingston, 0., who has been visiting relatives in Mt. Ayr, went to Logansport today for a visit.

Mrs. James Blankenship and ChildTen, of Wolcott, returned home today .after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Blankenship.

Ross Dean has decided not to enter Bloomington University for the summer term, but ,may later enter the Chicago University.

Charlie Rishling returned from Indianapolis today. He reports that the little Sharp boy passed a very restless night yesterday.

Mrs. W. H. Stephenson and Mrs. Wm. Fry have gone to Hammond and •Chicago Heights for a visit with the former’s son and daughter.

Mrs. Frank Randle and baby, of Clark’s Hill, came yesterday for a visit with Mrs. Randle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randle.

Mrs. Frank Hemphill was operated upon for appendicitis last evening. Her son, Dr. Frank Hemphill, of Seeleyville, was present at the operation.

Miss Elizabeth Luers returned home from Valparaiso today, after a few ■days' visit wRh college friends. She was accompanied home by Bertha Conway. County Superintendents Lamson, of Jasper, and Schanlaub, of Newton, left last evening In the former’s automobile for Indianapolis, where they will attend the semi-annual meeting of the county superintendents’ association. James O. Dunbar, of Moreland, Oklahoma, stopped ofT here Saturday to see his sister, Mrs. A. J. Bellows, and C. E. Rockwood, a cousin, came Sunday morning from Indianapolis. Testerday Mr, and Mrs. Bellows and —company" spent the day at Remington and Ooodland, visiting old friends and relatives, going by automobile. Mr. Dunbar and Mr. Rockwood left here this morning.

Watch the sky at night a little south -of east for the new comet. It can’t be mistaken for anything else for the tail is 200,000,000 miles long. The unaided eye may see it whenever clouds do not prevail, and it will remain In view until further notice. The comet bears the name of Dr. Brooks, of Hobart College, who first saw its head on May 24th. It was then approaching the sun. Since then it has rounded that luminary and is moving in this direction at the rate of 100,000 miles an hour.

The Republican acknowledges receipt jof invitation from the Monticello Industrial Association to a reception and banquet to be tendered to the editors of Montitiello and neighboring cities and towns, at the Association Club rooms In Montlcello on Friday evening of this week. The Montlcello Industrial Association has

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