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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOUftNAL.
AOE FOUR
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1921.
FARM RIDGE.
' Mr. Sn? Mrs. Alvln Doty and fam
lly entertained Rev. Norman II. QuiKK
Mr. Brlmlcombe and two young lailif
of Ctirlst rholr, Streator, one evening
the Urst of the week. The young llb
assisted In the Kinging .it Si Andrew'
choir of the Episcopal church in thl
parish in the uftcrnoon.
A sacred meeting Of the I'rosby
terian church of Grand Ridge a
beld Ktinday evening "ti the lawn of
Mr. and Mrs Brneirt M. Hodgson
Mrs Tanner of Klein spent Friday
ivlth relatives near Sandy Hold
Mis liertha Hoffmann ol Btfeatoi
unent -a few days ol the Dast weeic
with lr. and Mrs? A. Ives in Grand
Ridle.
C.letnnine Hlaek. who had his arm
broken on day last week, is ri porte
as .getting aloiiK nicely.
Mr Ceorse Clutn spent a day th
first of the week with her sifter, Mis
Grace Helnter, In the Ridge,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton of Otta
.wa were spending a few days of las
"week at the Everett Hodgson homo.
Miss Wollenhaiipe was a reeeiit call
er on friends in the village.
Several froin this community at
tended the funeral Wednesday at tie
Bajitlst church In Deer Park of th'
late Mrs. Smith, who died at hoi
dfRiehters. Mrs. Richard Siknner, of
this parish on Sunday, alter an Ulfte
of eveial weeks. Mrs. Smith was
born Aug. 9, 1841, in Connecticut!
She came to this part of the slat'
When a sill and had l"'ii a resilient
of. Deer Turk township the grind
tiart of her life Her husband die I
Several years ago She is survived
by one son, Elinor, of Alaska, and twi
flatiehters. Mrs Richard Skinner of
this striata and Mrs John Skinner ol
Sandstone.
Lewis Antrum and fiitnilv motore 1
to the county seat on the Fourth.
AUSS Dorothy Duder and brothers'
William and George, and aunt. Miss
!Nora Duder. called at Mrs Catherine
Schroeder's th first or the Week. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Schafenburg of
Galesburg are visiting at the Bchrde
der home.
Miss Arelene Blrtwrll has returned
to her home In Otter Creek township
after a brief visit with her undo and
at nt, Mr. and Mrs. George Fogle.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Patterson of
Streator were guests of Miss Belle
Locke, near Grand Ridge, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Frieze enter
tained relatives from St. Louis re
cently. They were on their way to
Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Woodward and
sens motored to i'amplcu last week,
where the yspont the Fourth wit'i
Mrs. Woodward's parents, Mr. and
Mre. J. B. Miller.
Mrs. Langley and family, who re
side east of Grand Ridge, motored t"
Marseilles recently.
Miss KAighton tnttrfalned Miss
Nagel froriOttawn larff Week.
Mis Vra WoComba has returned to
her borne iff the reui'yeaUfter a
brief visit wfthjier unclertid aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest il:-Kdgson.
George Duder and slater, Miss Doro
thrmntoffd to Streator Thursday.
oMj rdSfEflfl iaffwk'f
Ohio after a visit with Mrs. tiroes
parents. Mr. atuliflUii Efj P. WaktM
east of Grand Rlifti? JlUn
Harold Yocum has returned to hi
homo after a brieffVlsft : with lriends
in Deer.Jtabetovynlthr ''.
Mr. aid! Mi 3. ilowurd"M. CHeatf
and Ilttle-illeees :xM the'-Fonrth with
the Miller family, nMgwalnut.
: The terrible Are which visited the
G. B. Duder home on the Fourth, de
strbytng the outbuildings, etc., wej
well fought by many willing workers.
Although the residence caught lire, it
was saved.
Frank reterson Sr and daughter.
Miss Katie; Miss Mary Rest and Miss
Ora Harris wero in attendance at the
services at St. Andrew's Episcopal
church here Sunday afternoon of the
past week.
Leon Derkard has been quite lndh
posed at his home for several da. -with
a lame back.
Miss Ada Foglo entertained Mi's
Margery Robh on the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Wakey and fam
ily entertained relatives from Gales
burg Saturday.
Misses Hazel Hunter. Lillian Ken
nedy and Rev. Quigg of Streator mo
tored to thfs parish on Thursday alter
noon. Rev. Qulgg is- rector of this
parish, as well as Streator.
Mi. and Mrs. Lewis Antram and
family had as their guests tho Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson and
family or Grand Ridge.
WIKred Antram enjoyed B visit with
Arthur Hayward Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. William Gieim had as
their guests the first of the week Mr
and Mrs. Thodore Schafenberg and
family of Gflleoburg and Mrs Schroe
der and daughter, Miss Catherine, of
Streator.
Mrs. Roy Atwood has had as he
guest the past week her stster, Mi s
( rawford. of South Ottawa.
Harold Yocum entertained Willis
Sutton ot the Ridge recently.
I IDYL GLEN
Mr. and Mrs Jacob RosdaH: BOri
Glenn snd daughters (Jertie and Clen
6t Korwey, Iowa, are visiting relative.,
and fiinds here
Mr; Bailie William on entertained
th Section Cemetery society Frldaj
afternoon.
E)tbi Williamson was a Sheridan
caller Thursday.
Bernlce Hoie was numbered among
th" bIcS ISst week
Mrs Ward L Christy, Mrs. Eugene
ChTiatv and children of Chicago are
visiting at Dr o. T, (layer's.
Theodorp Williamson If helping Wi!
liamson brothers throush haying and
harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hougas, Mrs
Mary Hougas and Mrs. Nellie Qlsi n
Of I nraoni. Iowa, stayed over Sunday
with relatives lo re.
Mr and Mrs. Halvor Kaldhelm have
g baby boy.
Mrs. Albert Netwlck. Mildred. Leon
ard and Ernest or Bag) Moline are vis
King relatives here.
Fifty of tho relatives of Mr and
Mrs. Thomas Hougas enjoyed a pirii'f
dinner at their home Sunday. Several
events were celebrated the birthday
Of Mrs. Willie Hougas of Lamnni.
Ipwa. who was present; the twelfth
Wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs.
C A. riasson. also the biilhdav of
Mrs. Thomas Hougas. which will Ik In
A'HfU-1
C. A ciasson is neiping miii,i:i oii
brothers . arvest grain.
Ribbons! Ribbons!! Ribbons!!!
v hi Ip0
Artistic UN- ot pekoe-edged ribbon makes this frock of new satin
faced errpe on that youth Will gaee upon with longing. Tins model, by
Urauor Brothers, New York, has the appeni.in. e of a straight lined dress
but it Is really shirred en nt lie- waist with a narrow ribbon Udl tytne
In the mrk Itihl-ns are popular now and the new full and winter
models are very much oerlbboned.
OTTER CREEK
Last Tuesday the Jolly Thirteen
lub of Ransom spent the day in tile
timber near Kt man. The) had a pic
nic dinner in the vening. Their hu -
band-, joined tiu-in ami tooli supper.
Mr. and Mrs Braes! King were en
attained recently at dinner at Mi
KIiik's parents, Mr. and Mrs Oeorge
Bchobert of Grand Ridge, also tlo-i;
on. Frank Schobert.
Mrs, Spcckman and daughter of
Metropolis. III., spent a feu days last
week with Mrs Hernia n St (idle.
Mr and .Mrs. (Sturtjiefl BrOGlr iwd
s(m Lloy.iJ of Ohio have le op m.Uju,,
friends and relatives In this vlcinitj
Thoy returned home this wi elk.
The Community Boosters held tHi '
reolat thfcettng Ifi Bolster hall Iti
Kernan Tuesday evening. The follow
ing- program w;is given:
Selection, Bomter orchesfr'a.
" Jt. .-it.itlon. Ediia Mai key
Heeitiitlon. Lulu Itinullnnf,
Violin solo, John FreetMtt!
Recitation. Pearl Mackey.
lleeitiition, Nhtaife Shoots.
Dunce, Mildred Itaer.
Reading, Vivian King
Vocal !H)lo. Mrs. Silas Missel.
Reading Of the Bobster Bwgle.
Selection, Booster orchestra.
Arleno Blrtwoll spent pall Of las1
(iek at hie home of inr uncle, GeOTge
Eogle. and the rest Of the W k wir'i
her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. C U
Kogle.
Miss Gladys Glelm of Grand Rapid"
and Glenn Horn Bpenl the Fotfrth i i
Jollet.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kruger are the
parents of a lialiy boy horn June
Mrs. Kruger was fornrerly Kill o
Koetz.
John N'orrif and family of Streator
and Mr and Mr... Richard lone, of
Chicago called Wedi day i vening
11 the G W.olfauger home.
Mrs. Ernest Stevenson has been en
tertaining Mrs. nine; of Geneseo, 1(1,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harbi r ate d'n-
nor a Week ago Sunday at the It C
Harbi r home.
Miss Agnes Mlflln of Chicago is vis
King at the home of William Boud'.
hot Mrs. William Volghts returned home
last week from a trip tQ Oohaloosa,
Iowa. Where ffer sister. .Mrs. William
Kilpatrick, resides.
Mr. and Mrs. It C Harber ami chii
drou and Mr and Mrs. Taylor Jones
Of Streator spent .Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Tim Harty, m ar enona.
The Ever Ready club mot vVednt i
day afternoon at the Community hall
in Kernan.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. Wolfaugor spent
Sunday evening at the home Of Her
man Horn in Grand Rapids.
Irvln Hunk spent from Saturday
untn Tuesday with friends in Jollet.
W illiam Boudlnut and tamily spent
last Sunday with Llson Mattliow an I
family of Illaekstone.
Otto FreOBe and family and Mr alio
Mrs. WiUiam Freese motored to Chi
cago last Saturday, where they visrtcd
relatives, returning home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II Chatham are
pntertaining cpmpanj trom ChiooKo
Mr-, Janii a Hill returned home aiie"
visit of three weeks with friends In
Indiana.
COAL BURNING TIME
IS FAST APPROACHING
Arc Your Bins Filled?
COAL BUYING TIME IS HERE
We Have the Coal You Want
When You Want It
And the Way You Want It.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW ! ! !
Hamilton-Vincent Co.
Call 751 222-226 West Main Street
DIM Mir K.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coleman.
Stella Bhi i and brother Dan ami
Shea attended the funeral of
David Burke at Ctlea Saturday,
Burke was formerly Miss Nellie
Mi
Mil;
Mr:
M n
Sh,
of Dimmlck.
Mrs. John Pantenburg and son Alt
ami Mabel Punfslnn were Mendota
Callen Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Ren Peters and daugh
ter of PerU are spending their vaca
tion at the Peters home..
Mr. and Mrs Ofattrles Bchtfitl and
Miss Mabel Kasttrhill are guests at
the Benedict home.
Mr. and Mrs. C.il M( Dowdl of Hub.
stead, Minn., arrlyed, hero Wednesday
to attend the tuncriil of her tudhet,
Walter Altion,
Mr. and Mr..
luiii-t were lu re
John CiToenehields of
to attbfld the AiftkGU
imieral.
Air and Mrs. John Lyiidentneyer
and family rpertt londay in Mendota.
Mr. and Mrs, Nkk Aitkeu and Joe
(iatis.s of Karlville were Tuesday VilJ
Itors at (he Aitkeu home.
Miss Alvatretta I'ottinger returned
from Ann Arbor, whore -he attended
the commencement exercises.
.Mrs. Neustudt ami sen Of La Salle
attended the Home Bureau social held
at the Robinson homo Friday night.
OtiO Of the most successful social;
held in Dimmlck lor a long time was
held at tile Robinson home Frlduy
night. It was given for the benefit of
the Homo Bureau and $4v"n was real
ized. The com mitten want, to thank
the public for their patronage anil
also Mr. and Mr Robinson for their
hospitality.
Mr. and Mra
family, Mr. ami
and family spent
Walter Aitkeu and
Mrs. Arthur Aitkeu
last Sundav at Clen
Ftirk.
The following guests, were enter
tained at the I'ottinger home Sunday
Mr. uM Mrs. otto Loekle and fnmih.
Mr. and Mrs J K Beepe and family.
Miss Louise Loekle of I'eru, Mist Mar
garet Vollmer of i.ostaut. Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kroiwelter of Chicago,
Otto Loekle of Champaign, Dr. and
Mrs. Josi ph. I'ottinger and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lon Ilickok and family, and
Mrs. John Pantenburg.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Robinson and
family attended the Maze-lteinhjirUt
wedding in Peru Wednesday evening.
ROCHELLE BOOKED
FOR BATTLE WITH
Tl
FANS TEAM MANAGER SCHED
ULES FAST OUTFIT FOR EARLY
GAME LYNCH AND MATES AP I
PEAR IN MINONK LINE-UP
AGAINST PONTIAC.
I aie last night. Manager Dunn of
the local baseball club, closed nego
tiations with Rochelle for I game to
1 be played at the north side lot, Aug.
; 7. Indications, according to the dope
which is circulated concerning the
Rochelle team, point to an I'xeltlllg
i contest when thoy appear here in bat
I tie With the Cubs
Rochelle is represented by one of
I the fastest umlpro clubs in the
I stale So far thfs season thoy have
I played fourteen games and have not
j suffered a defeat. Paddock is their
mainstay on tlio mount and his uo-
hello ha kerf tlevet; (hink ol de
le. it when he. goes into action. Pad
dock has defeated the Aurora club
twice and has handed the Waukegau
team four straight defeats.
Rochello'a long string of victories
Is due mostly to the fast Holding and
heavy hilling of tho players They
are reported hm being tho heaviest
bitting semi pro aggregation around
this neck of the woods and will no
doubt give Dunn's team a good go
for their money.
Play With Minonk.
This afternoon Jimmy Lynch and
Charley Roth, star battery for the
local team, will perform tor Minou,
against Pontine. La.-t Sunday after
noon Pontine, by moans of some raw
decisions on the part of Cmpiro Cor
coran of JoHet, defected Lynch and
Roth, 3 to 2. Today the stars ex
poet, to hand the Pontine nine and
Romlno, a clOVer defeat. Paul llrun
dage, sensational shortstop for the in-
i. lis. and Shorty Sheldon, local third
baseman, will also play with the Mi
nonk team "Red" Williams, former
member of the- local dub, who was re
cently released by the l"radford asso
ciation, will play third base for Mi
nonk. Merle Bdmunds will play sec
ond base for Pontiae
1 oeal fans re eagerly awaiting the
arrival of next Sundav when tlte fast
pikm ilnb appears at the local dia
mond. Fans are enthused to the
highest pitch and can oxpoet a fast,
game. I'ekin so far is undefeated,
having won ovify g-anie they played
this Beasoi). Red Hobson. (.lever
right bander? win perform no 'he
neiund. while Pratt. Craig and Clark,
former local players, will also play
on fho Pekln club.
N. L. ATTENDANCE
SHOWS INCREASE
New
York. July 1 I Official figures
show
oald
an increase of nearly 160,000
admissions at National league
haaotial tamos thus far tins season
over the same period last year. John
A. Hoydler. president Of the National
league declared In a statement issued
last night. Last seasbon, he added,
"concededly was the most prosperous
In our history."
Our club owners are more than
gratified with the attendance." Hoy
dler continued, "they having in mind
the general business depression and
knowing that baseball patronage is
flueuating and dependent upon weath
er conditions, quality Of team play and
the character of the championship
race. Baseball, as a sport;, Is in good
wholesome shape. Its finances later
may be affected as have those nm
most other enterprlsoR."
PACER SETS NEW MARK
FOR KEWANEE TRACK
Kewanee, III., July 11. (Special )
Mis- Helen Todd, bay mare, owned by
I). C. Thomap of Kno Cityi established
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OTTAWA
AUGUS
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How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won. Umt. Pel
Cleveland till -js ,614
New York lit 8 ,613
Washington M to ,MB
Detroit 41 606
Boston iu 4;t ,496
St. Louis !15 47 .427
Chicago :ta 47 .412
Philadelphia m 48 .893
Yssterday'a Results.
Washington, I0i Chicago, it.
Cleveland. I: IkMtOBt 8,
Detroit, 1 1 ; Philadelphia, 5.
New York. 11: St Iuils. 1.
Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at St Louis,
Philadelphia at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
0 Won. Lost. Pet
Pittsburgh M 87 .688
New York 48 I'M .til's
Boston M 81 ..7!t
Brooklyn 42 88 ,619
St. Louis 40 w .506
Chicago 3U 43 .434
Cincinnati 28 4! .304
Philadelphia 28 03 .888
Yesterday's Results
Boston, 8; Chicago, 1.
Boston, "; Chicago, 8.
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, .'
New York. 9; St. Louts, i.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia,
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Si Louis at Now York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
rain.
1 a ret ord for tin
local irac k. In the
2:15
sec
slley :'::'() trot
trot with a
purse $ion:
oud day of the four day Illinois V
I circuit meeting. Summaries:
Silver Lou. Oh, m by Wilbur
LiOU (Lundah!) 1
Donna Thompson, b. m., by
Peter Odonna (Honey i . . . t
Bgo Oratton, by Solon G rattan
(McKay)
Dritsio MOSS, b. in . bv Red
Medium (Zupel) 3
Nick Lieoftda, The PeOfian,
Kay Matthews started.
i l
and
Time. 8:21, 2:'l7U, 2:1
2: 17 pace, burse $4(i":
Recall, b. g., by Kddle C. Jr
(Harris) .1 1 1
Bessie Lynn, b
Lynn. iWeltvi
Merrill, b. g., by
by Burro
Teddv Bear
' (Frost) 3 3 3
Kvn B., b. m.; by Count Louis
iHunahaw) -. .
King R.. jolla
Girl started.
Time. M;t-
.... 1 4 6
and Bonttie
Light
8:15 trot, purse 40o:
Miss Helen Todd. I), m..
(Hawkins) 2
Jaunt Fast, o, B., by
Tramp Past (Ander
son I t
2 111
l
Capt. Mosby, b. g , by
Col. Moshy ( Runty.) .. 5 3 5 2
Jolly, I), g., by Borro
Jolly (Hurres) 4 6 3 3
Jean Mark, Sherwood, and Anna
Voleta started.
Time, 8;1SH, 2:12U, 2:12!. 2:D;.U,
2:1."',;. - n
DAY
NIGHT
O. K.
TAXI
Phone 126
Excursion Starved Rock
Every Sunday and Holiday
55c
Round
Trip
Ticket Fare
War Tax 4c
INCLUDES FERRY CHARGE ACROSS RIVER
Half Fare to Children Between ages of 5 and I 2 Years
BAND CONCERT
America First Band of Joliet will furnish a High Class
Program on Sunday Afternoon, July 17th
s
BOATING
For
MARTIN SLIPS K. 0.
OVER ON FRANK MORAN
New York, July II Hob Martin. A
v. v. boavywolghi champion, knocked
out Frank. Nloran m Pittsburgh In
the seventh round of a scheduled
twelve round match at the Bronx
OX Ing drome lad night A right to
tho Jaw and a shower ol body blows
downed Moran, who luyed on his buck
as he was counted out Martin re
ceived much punishment, although he
was fast on his feet ami seored houvl
ly in the exchanges Moran weighed
2on pounds and Martin HB, Martin
claimed in the second round he broke
hi-; hand which prevented him from
w inning sooner.
Sailor l-'reedman. Chicago light
weight and Pete Kaitlej 01 New fork
ought twelve rounds to a draw llart-
lej seored a knockdown in the tenth
round. Freedman taking a count of
nine after he was hit on the Jaw.
lvfeedman hud the hotter ot the box
lug in the earlier rounds
Joe Durman, Chicago bantamweight,
was awarded the Judge's decision
over l-'arles l.i'doux. Freioh bantam
weight champtdu, after a fast twelve
round Contest,
CONQUERING YANKS
BACK WITH SPOILS
New York. July 14 The steamship
Olympic, Which arrived today from
England brought a number Ol promi
nent personages in the sporting world,
among whom were Dovereux Milburn,
captain, and Louis Stoddard, of the
victorious American polo team: Will
lam T. Tllden, world's singles tennis
champion; Zenao Bhimtdxtti the
Japanese tennis star, and eighteen
Oxford and Cambridge a bletes
Cant Milburn curriod ilo- -ovetei
Internationa polo cup' under his arm
Tilden appeared worn and fatigued.
He is recovering from a two weeks'
illness and said he a glad to be
home. He will rest for a time before
taking to the courts again.
A TEXAS WONDER
for kidney and bladder troubles,
gravel, weak and UUnS backs, rheu
matism. Regulates hludder troubles
in children. If not sold by your
druggist, by mail $1.25. Small bottle
often cures. Send lor sworn testi
monials. Dr. K W Hall, 8888 Olive
Street, St. Louis, Mo. Bold by drug
gists. Paint Up!
OILS ' , LEAD
VARNISHES
READY SHELLACS
MIXED GROUND COLORS
PAINTS STAINS
W. D.
DUNCAN
DRUG STORE.
From Ottawa, 111.
to South Bank
of Illinois River
BATHING
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Further Information Phone
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria Ry.
To Clean Gilt Frames.
Water In which on! ns hnvo been
boiled make, mi excellent cleaner for
gilt picture frames Dust on the from
can heat be removed bj a whisk broom
covered with tlannol or cheeseelofh.
... I .1
Used ttr oirr
o years
RfcFHKSUING SLEKP AND
A BRIGHT TOMORROW
Aftur your book n Hi Tublat (
vsgktsble apetleat) just buior t
tiring to inukt) your sleep cb'nr
and rehashing, Kerps awy si-.. 1
ahes, Constipation und lldiousnrM.
CORBUS" PHARMACY.
NOTICE 1
To the public Our new tele
phone number is
729
Battery & Elec. Service
Station )
217 W. Main Street '
Willard
Batteries
Clean Up!
MmM'W
ForEvery Purpose
and the right sort of
brushes to put it on with
and at the right price
55c
Round
Trip
Ticket Fare
War Tax 4c
DANCING