The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 8

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J. WELP Your Jeweler JASPER, INDIANA Portersville While Mrs. Bonnie Hoffman, and daughter, Billie, and Aunt Maude Roth and Mrs. Esther Conolty were shopping at Washington Friday Mrs. Hoffman received word that her uncle, George Krodel, was very ill at the home of his niece near Washington.

Jennings Hoffman went to Evansville Friday to spend the week end with his daughter and son-in-law, and to bring back Mrs. Hoffman who had spent the week with them. Quite a number of persons from here attended the funeral services for John Weisman in St. Church in Boone Sunday afternoon. Henry Harker, Boone township trustee, spent several days last week in our village and vicinity finishing up the work of assessment.

William Hoffman, driver of the Burns City bus and the Alfordsville school bus, had to detour by way of Haysville again in recent days due to the high water. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Runyan of Indianapolis spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs. Rose Weber, and on Sunday, accompanied by Mrs.

Weber, they drove to Washington. The little granddaughter of Nick Eisenhut was on the sick list last week and could not attend school. She is better now. The Ladies Guild will meet with Mrs. Bennice Breidenbaugh Wednesday afternoon at 1 There will be plenty of quilting ready for the members to do.

Tommy Jackie and Elsie and Leroy Hoffman gave birthday offerings at Sunday School. Yochem spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Yochem. George Fuhrman, who suffered a fracture of one of the bones in his wrist, is getting along nicely and can use his arm to some extent. Birdseye Every family in Birdseye that has children has from one to four children in bed with measles.

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TOD A FS WOMAN 1 a I mm Cauliflower Plants Celery Plants Tomato Plants Cabbage Plants Kolrabe Plants Brusell Plants Egg Plants Mango Plants Head Lettuce Plants Red Cabbage Plants Fertilizer Sheep and Sweet William Plants Phlox Plants Hollyhock Plants Bulk Garden Seed Package Garden Seed Hot Caps. Canna Roots Peoni Roots Dahlia Roots Celadium Bulbs Cattle Manure in Bags EVERGREENS AND SHRUBS AT Peter Morgen PHONE 604 JASPER, IND. tors were called to attend them: Dr. Stork of Huntingburg, Dr. Backer of Ferdinand.

Dr. Williams of Huntingburg and Dr. Lynch of Marengo. Mrs. Mary Lanrnan returned from Tell City where she spent the winter with her mother, Mrs.

Alile Hall. Mrs. Josephine Bolden, who went to Robert Long Hospital, Indianapolis, for treatment submitted to an operation for removal of a tumor and is now visiting her son, Raliegh Bolden, at Marion. Mrs. Sam Anderson of Tell City.

(Mrs. Edwin Howe of Evansville r.nd Edward Eckert of Logansport were called here by the serious illness of their brother, Charles Eckert. Mrs. Alma Donahue of Evansville visited Mrs. Nancy Reasin Friday, Mrs.

Blanche Tussey of Indianapolis visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Able, over the week end. I Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Teverbaugh of iMonroe City visited her parents. Mi. and Mrs. Elva Eckert, recently. i Max Leonard of Richmond visited relatives here over the week end.

Rev. Robert Hall of Louisville filled his regular appointment at the Christion Church Sunday. The chili supper given at the Methodist Church Saturday night was well attended. Tom Tussey of Muncie visited his mother, Mrs. Margaret Tussey, and h)s daughter, Linda, over the weekend.

and Mrs. Luther Grimes and Mrs. Nancy Bennett of Paoli visited -Mrs. Lucinda Eastridge Sunday. i IIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII Dr.

Yirlee C. Metzger Optometrist Metzger Building Sixth Clay Tel. 659 Jasper I)R. D. A.

WELP DENTIST Office Hours Evenings By Appointment 206 W. 8th Street Phone 484 A sample survey made by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, reports that five persons were reported injured during the first four months of 1948 for every 100 farms..