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PAGE BIX
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOUBKtAl
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
111 West Main Street
,,. . I .,
PusllHliml Every Afternoon Elcopt Sunday,
nUBB TUADKH JOURNAL PRINTING CO Puhlisnnrs
W. B. OHMAN Editor and General Maaager
H WOOLHBRT Managing Editor
1 - - i, i ii -
Momber of the Associated Preit.
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDa
TEHM;
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Dally, one year In advan. ,-, bj mail, oatatda La Ball Count) 4.o
Dally, one, year In advance, by m ill, In La Ball i ounty 4.00
Dally, per week, by carrier Ill
Tbe Associated Press In exclusively onfli !! to tho use for republication
M ah nuwa dispatches credited t, It or not Otbi rwii credited in this payer
and also local r. w- published h'irin
Entered as seeoad .las- matter Mar
We, 111., under the Act of Ocl 8, lilt.
15, 120. at the Post Office ai Otta
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1i2t.
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GRAND RIDGE I1
ii j
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1921.
ONE DEPARTMENT THAI
One of the rnosl interesting talk- a
of Cotranefce last eveuing u n that oi
the roads committee, the lasi speaker i
can take an audience at the tail end
and In Id their attention it is an indication
interest t" say and knows h w to say it.
tlie mads proposition was indicated lj t
even lliin the speaker had to offer and the
lie had finished,
Mr. GrJggs' statement that there is not i
township (tlii- does nt)1 include South Itt;
Hittinc n a lit'
HAS FUNCTIONED.
I he I i;in 1 1 let
( larence I irij
ii the evening
evening ol
ihat he hai
I'll, t all
an
a i
hen a man
speechmaking
something i
interested in
ention Given
In xerfed condition may
thai there ha- been a vast
oii,1v gave all the credit
those who know arc t'nliv
has made has be II la
efforts and through hi
has had head em mgh
and take advantage 1 il
The n -t.lt is that the
go. 1 condition. Mr.
stated that he na
of adjoining town
ge
nnpro emi nt m
i" I red I ictser, r a
aware that the go d I
v influenced iv Mr. I
n - ttship i (hat
tn wj. Km it i- cc
the pfisl year. I le gi
o nnnnssi e'er.
that genth
nt
acaaaaaftel
n
c
to
A u v
V 'A
ere-..
MISS WINIFRED YOCUM
Qorrtapondant
ron uln h hi it llii.li- hail
baturday evantni under the mfsplcos
ol tho Royal Netshbora wa?. a verj
8iic( isfuJ venture, Th( re waa a food
nttivndiince present and tbe little pn
Brum, oonatettm of violin and pli
"lu i and reoltatlona, us much en
iy'J ArUelaa on s;ti,' mcl iili
readj demand, and a good auni a
' allied attai Clara iiiwis aecurod
the inii and Qeorge Crawford the
Del i pillow, wttkh be gave back to tin
Indie i i be soul again and a neat sum
waa the ivsult. Refreshments of
.i i........
uouftuiiuu ii .1 conee were aervn
ttiul nil Mt repaid for their efforta.
Mrs. Horn, Mm. Wrench and Mis
i Huune lunaer, nil of
Thrutdu) the home
parents, Mr, and Mra
on HurunKton avenue.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Wollonhnupl
Jr, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chrlal
man motored to Lcon Bunday, where
the) spent the day with relaUvi a.
Bytlm Smiih was an ovei
truest Saturday with mu.
and Alice Lebr, east ol
Marseilles News
MARY MACARTHUR
Office Phone, Black 176. Hou.e Phone, Black 35.
Office over Star Theater.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1921.
Ottawa, apont
oi the latti r'l
John (linker.
Ml
night
Katie riu
lew n,
Mi i Dora Baker, son Stanley and
Ml Laci ne llilihs attended tha tnnl
hal! game on King li.'lil at Ottawa Sat
lurda) afternoon between tha Ottawn
and Rock aland High ichoola,
Mr, and Mrs. Karl Wakey had s
I their guests at dinner Sunday Mr and
Mrs. Karl England and little dansh
Mr and Mrs. Klmer UotM and Robh
wakey,
Th King's lleralda of the Methodic
Episcopal church held an enjoyabl
hallowean party In the basement of
0', church Baturda) evening, Tho
usual halloween decoration! wern
much In evidence. The rounsetera
Entertains Sunday School Cass.
Mra rt Lattaoma entertained ho
Sunday sc hool oiail Of little glrla on
I rlday evenluK r hist week and In
vited Miss Anderburgh'i claaa to join
Ith in rs tor the evening, thus mak
ing about thirty inn, gjrla,
They played games auttable ir the
ivi nine;, and admired the de oration .
which had plenty of ( range and bl
lack o lanterns, eats and all the de
lightful halloween aymbols,
Refreahmenta were aerved oohalal
Ing cr aandwichea, plcklea, cake, na
blacos, jello, candy and nuti . to all
Of which the uirls did amnle lustlce.
They played names and had a gen
eral good time until going home tlrai .
hlch came all too soon for them t.i
feel really pleased over leaving, lint
. time may bring another delightful
evening, they began counting on that,
ua time passes too quick to remain
lonj; in one evening,
Halloween a Quiet Event.
Halloween paaaod off very quietly
In this i Hi Km ept for i few pranks,
: ni ii as pushing over outhbuaea and
opt nln gati a acroas sidewalks and
heaping rubbiah on walks, there arai
no gi neral mlachtof done. Plato Klaus
WlnddWa along Main street were
quite generally marked with soap, a
utle hint to tho mi rchanti to wash
windows em e ,i year, whether needed
or not.
. it
Mis
about
' lark
w , re
and li
Miss Schultz as Hestcss.
- Anna Bchultl entertained
fifteen friends at her home on
utreet last evening, The rooms
itrlkingly decorated with orange
laek. with all the witches, with
Mir. Clark Recovering.
caul lias lieeii received from Mrs.
Otho Clark in the Mayo Brothers' hos
pltal at Rochester, Minn, aayiag she
was doing well. Mr. viark has writ
ten two Cards to his mother. Mrs.
, Mar) 'i nk oi Bluff street, laying that
his wife was sufely through the opoi
ation and recovering aa rapidly as
COUld be hoped after the ghock Of the
ordeal through which she hud passed.
He expiets to he home today.
the ( hai
:cepi inst
every aid Mr. Gi
r ads in general
inggs nvght
personally vv
1 1 i l and ha:
the tu ti i ad l
a g -1 i y iads mO'
fered, and as a n
township.
One suggestion
it may result in a
part i i South
ctlv. winch
uie ami n
i ivemeut.
rule their
lodern methoi
Si une are t
roads are fai
mi ami aovice ip'n: exjens
iggs could procure for him.
in ( Ittawa township are ;"
well have gone Mirther and
rked ith the road o unmissii iners
succeeded in getting a mmilvr ol
with a creal advantage to
fr
Today's Markets
TMrwwTMMBawwaaMsaasaasiwMgTTraarTaaTBiTaarrMWTMMi -mn a a utiwt
dresaei
afforded
i ne present Oa
Hints were parti
i refreahmenta w
as report, d a i
I to represent pumpkini
llpated In. alto,
-re served Tie
having been of
n
nt
tie.
iv Mr
irtg-stam
Ottawa wesl
would make i t
( in
stale aid movement. The
hut few houses and the pr
Ilieiit. The entire road fp
nn ach esi t ttn
problem and a lot ol effort
it is in very bad o mditii n
been wise, perhaps, out i
hard problem. I f rel c e
miidn x a i sible fi r the
that pt im, but at present il
fleeting link, It is a ita
Starved RocB and west a
Ottawa, this City gets a b
it. If the portion t f the
of, the city should go to i
tween the bridge approach
it that way.
In the selection of Mr.
and vicinity, the ( !hambei
and the city and the whoh
ino pi
of the
that
porti
icrt y
in tht
ginning of tl
("fort ahd in rt
ition. Not ;
ilem being solved. Ihat is that
( " tracks lie detached from the
part of the rbad come under the
u of the city mentioned contains
would not stand a paving assess
t 44 11
Hli Illinois river ontjirc a n-
u hcei i a
EUROPEAN ESTIMATES
3GAR TODAY'S MART
crop i atitqnteti counted aa a depress-
?ti ?r Influence on wheat prices today
. In the early trading. The mark t
i was also hearishiy affecti d by an
nouncement that grain afloat In But
j falo hurhor would hereafter be In
i eluded in the United States visible
supply. Support wai slow In devc!-
GRAIN
Chicago oiar!;et repor: furnished by
0, w. Klrby. manager Bimcna, I'ay
k Co. Room Z- Uolaooy Rjiliiir.K.
1'bone 95.
Vrev.
Cl080.
mu
cin ller
Pi
rch
rtv
t
High, i-ow. Close.
a
has 1
pent in
ig-. Initial quof
from 'si to ie
7 and I1.07U u
rhleb
I lee,
$1.11
r:iin:-
mb r
" t i
Win at
I lee
Kay
Corn
Dec
May
Oats-Dec
1.12
1.06 1.0C'
1.074
1.121
.519s
.46
.51:S.
nal
the
t-i
ji rtion
ccep the
ot
citv
te city has not
1 retch 1 P
mar
the
,1
linK wesl
llinost am
and the tl
Hurt- t' - tmpi
if the stretch
west of the l!'
road in fair shape
funds t' i make tl
as all the mi:
Being in ih
e a stranger i
acks cm be u
to nut the i"
Mart
un to
tnc
trai
0i a r;ill.
Corn and oats aagged with wheat,
torn opened He to 'f oft t-i 'e up,
May . :'rStf to 53 c, ami then dcclinod
all :i round.
Oats started unchanged to Kc Ww
er, May ; : T " . to 37c, and late"
showed a general Betback. vVeaknessI
ri the bog market was reflected by
provlaiom .
Mo.
No.
Ni n
New
New
New
Oat
-NO.
No.
No.
No.
wb
wh
yellow .
J c 111; ,. . .
White .
a bite . .
.e- 'lo
13 .11
11'- .45
.43
Ii
( rrie
of G immerct
: community Ii
after tin
certainh
ive i K en
tt
have a
been Ijenehted.
LEGIONNAIRES CHEER
MARSHAL FOCH
ltan
vereiy
red to I
((Continued from page
an Wl
ami in Hell
the spirit of tho
which, on the 18th
cd In tie- vlctorlon
of tho Tenth and 81;
betfl I I'M I hO Ai P" ;,
contributed In great
Victory.
'Tinnlly, it was I
animated at tin Km
on th 24th of July,
formi d your aplendi
own direct commain
"On the 12th of
the First American ,
Oral battle on th
li!-i aged the enem
Milled salient, win
trenched himself
years, threw him
loot ot the hills of
the very Brst th9 A
ten d into glory, li
laui
ol
Again it wai
five division:,
July, partictpal
counter offensive
ith Kreneh armlet
nil tbe Main,, and
years ago toiay. the hr-t Ai
army again attacked, and, In t
did advance, reached Busancj
iriitinn the German lims (o
than ton Kilometers.
"Tho enemy, this time,
ISggfl Higher; receipts, ,.-.io cases;
liisis, 50-5 2c ; ordinary liist.. 1346c,
miscellaneous, 4SB0cj refrigerator
extras, 34c; rofregcreter firsts. 38c
Paulltrj Alive higher, fowls, 14
32Vc; gprlngs, 20 He; turkeyss 2!tt.
roustirs, Ifia i
Live Stock.
fdilcago, Nov, I. Hogs Receipt
30,000 head; held ov r, s.i5T; opening
steady to lOc lower than yesterday's
average; 7.90 i aid for light and mi
CASH MARKETS
SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR.
Wheat $
Oats-
No.
No.
No.
I Corn
No, No.
! No.
a very enoyabla character.
Mlsa Belle Davis has returned from
;i several days' visit with her sister,
Mrs Reese Qochonore
Mis-, Edna Bchobert was an over
night gnesl with Miss Klla Kan I ot
Ba t Uberty street Friday night and
ai u n led the ESpworth
ai the M-thodist Enlac
Mrs. Virtue Baker ha
in ainner on Sunday William Crum
rine, wife and daughter, Mis Maudi
Kd lunker, wile and children visited
vlUage relatives the Brat of the week
Miss Viola Heth w;i ;i southbound
passenger on Saturday.
H. i Rogers and family motored to
Aurora Sunday, where they spent the
day with friends.
The Oct Together Club held a de-
icirteaiy pleasant halloween party Sat-
j urday i rentng ;it th home of Mr. and
Mrs. Krank- Lehr, east of the village,
I members of the elub and their fami
lies being the guests. A One Ume was
i had with games and stunts appropriate
" t"" ieas on, after which refreah
menta were served.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. a, Pegrim of Kan
kakee wore over Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs, c. E, llibbs of Sylvan
avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Payne and chil
dren visile i with the Edward Arm
strong family Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Everett Hodgson and
daughters, Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Hodg
son and daughters, and .Mrs. m. c.
Hodgson motored to Jollet Sunday,
wle re. they spent the day with rele-
ind without brOOmsticka: Mack eats
with high arched hacks, thrill Inspir
ing, grinning Jack o' lanterns, and
many othi r tearsomi objects to be
hold, There w, re some beautiful decora
Hon -. partlcularl) si me gorgeous mar
igolda, huge, perfect iii Form ami
color, and Bxquialte enough to remem
ber for ;i year,
i'iv, hundred was th- game, and all
played until the refreahmenta were
Attrnd Morris Convention.
Dr. M K Blanchard, Dr, w s.
rett, Dr, It. I. Ankeny and I ir
Kuna went to Morris to h eonve
for doctors ;iinl dentists'. The
Ster
D, .1
alien
y re
of sandwiches,
candy and nut I,
In costume, and
re worn, as well
1 than artistic.
was awarded the
si rved, consisting
plcklea, cake, coffei
The ylrls all cam
some pretty ones w
as some more eomh
.Mr-; Anna Mines
prize at cards, a pretty Hold pencil.
Funrral of Edward Carney.
The funeral of the late Ed Ward Car
OCy v, a le ll in St Joseph's Cathollr
church on Monday moraine at in
ither O'lauahlin ofllcistlno. i:.
quiem high mass was said over th,
remains, intoned by St Joseph's choir.
Burial waa in Calvary cemetery in
Seneca, to which place a large con
course of friends and relatives accom
panied the remains. Pallbean rs wen
James Corrlgaa, William Douglass, R
T. White, Berth l.am , Michael O'Brien
and Peter Mulligan.
The three sons of Edward Carney
were i harlea, Harry and James Car
ney, who. with the wives of Charles
1 arney and James Carney, returned to
Chicago yesterday after the funeral.
Mrs. Marry Carney was unable to be
present, as she was confined to her
home in Chicago with pneumonia.
malned for a banquet, ami as one doc
tor. Paul Clark, was left in Marseilles
felt safe to leave the city for u few
hours to Its own devices
Attend McNulty's Funeral.
Louis Harris, with his son, Louis
Harris Jr., and bis daughter, Mrs.
Clarence TlO.loft. went to South Wil
mington today to attend the funeral
ot Mr. Harris' nephew. Robert Mc
Nuity, postmaster or South Wilmington.
Open Road Next Saturday.
Tie- b ird road on the Ivy Way has
bffn " "il y SOllle eeop'e M ,,(
yet officially opon between here and
Ottawa. 1 1 In .. ictetl it will ie
open in the public by uogt Saturday at
the latest.
T.
white
white
while
white
.2S
.36
lives,
Mrs
caller
P. Schlagatt r
Friday mbrning,
was
a villagi
JeuK.nAl-')
A-
whlte
ow
while
v I
Hum
ood ;
Cat!
H p-
iragi
R( ci
-Reci
ilpts
RUCK RIGEL'S
li
the
att fl
mqu
retired
lara and Strlpeo al
six
pursuit
vlctorli
ired.
usli
l.
LOCAL MARKETS
ll, all'
th,
. f.ard.
Creau
' Eggs,
Buttei
Mens.
I0e.
September,
rmv deliver,
:il of Franco
) from the
191,
I its
ft
Bt
00-
'our !
i h
nicn, ois
and Brltls
greet mea
whither w
to the not
mi..'.
st Ameri
of your
ami ng the
s. contrlbu
the final
i luc
Old
Old
Stat
Win o
Oats
No.
No.
( !orn-
ELEVATOR.
$ .
whiti
w hiii
Oc.
Roosters, 8c.
ml tf
10
divtsioi
FVenc
d i
icct s
R. A. GREEN, Attorney,
Probate of
In the Mailer of tin
Testament of Samuel
NOTICE is hereby i
Will and
I Its eased.
I'
strut
Will
ii purpt
d Test;
ly
e:idc
wan it v
31 Mich
i v, hi a t
tack i 1 oa a m i
of September it
right wing of
The polilt of
Was Mi lere
"!' ployed i
Meu.c to Ih
(ampagnje,
In Itm on a
kilometers.
"Before It
the Argonm
toent of the i
ed tcrrien, ;
Vii.. nature,
by ill He
Which had
during tha
'Nothing
your army,
etOUS ardiir
The task w
li.ii
i engas1 'i on th
the vest allli I offenelvi
din ctlon assigned lo I
, on the Mouse,
rem the h it bank of tl,
lHi
I m nath ni ; .
turn In the
sin ady wai
na for dHv
ith tie- group
pursuing the
ii Brussi I -.
this time ycur S
, it waiti a to
direction of
itretchlng
ranee, but,
enemy Ib
Mindeti
of armi
rtlng
ameni
sed. has been
9 Clerk of the
ille County, in
together with
Will.
e Last
1 (Iraf.
given that
to me th'
of Samuel
lied in the office
Probate Court of
the State of 1111
the petition of
WALLACE GRAIN
i Wheat
i Uets
No. 2
j No. 8
Corn
No 2
MARKET.
white
White
.88 ;
.281
,2ti
"Maurice!' cried Mis. Goldstein to
her hutband. "come ciuick; de baby
bass swallowed de quarter you gafc
him ! "
"Calm yourself, woman!" said Mr.
G. "Dat was no quarter I gafe him.
It vass chust an old b?er chip. I!
ain't no good no more, anyhow.''
irh
,36y
last
Iraf,
( null army
tlacli Pi Us
Mi i.. which
i r arms t.
arassi d and
uoiman aeroiise, ;i wood
rugged, different In it--?.
and rendered mere' so
defensive organlsatiom
been accumulated then
last four years,
could di KXHtrage or cheek
It threw Itself with (ten
i the imfflen ie melee
rude one. hut il a:
st ill
arms
t'
p-ace.
watch
ma
tarred out to a thorough finish.
"Fighting without respite nighl an',
day for a month advancing in spite
of tin- pitfalls and the counter atUi k
if the em my, it sua eedi d, hi ; m ,
lib
Ar-
t
the
force of tenacity and heroism, in
erating the wild region of the
tonne.
"After St. Mihie) It t -on id now
scribe proudly upon its banners
name of tin Argonne.
"On the lf.tli of October, t'lis grea
task nnlsbed, it Joined hande with th
Fourth French army In the d Mb i
Cr.ind Prr.
"In consequence of this, the encar '
aacrlflcos; more than 73
countrj mi n ere buried
of FYanc . May they n
your E n ich broth rs i-i
over them.
"Olorj io you ho eurvtvi
who i nil. .- victorious peace.
well be proud Of your past exploits.
1 Your country has asked of yon l'
lay low ii n doubtable enemy. You
have placed him at your mercy, and
after having assured i very guarantee
for the liberty ot our peoples, von
have imposed upon him the peace that
our government has dictated. Pas
not your task been completely ful
filled? ' As f.tr nir. the gri at honor of m;
life will be to have guided along th
toiiii to victory that American
of lIHg, which was ii real, gr.itnl
beginning with its commander."
mi
QUICK RESULTS TUY
ANT ADS IK Till PR1
TRADER-JOURNAL
a'ulia Oraf represent ing, among other
things, that the names of all the heirs
in law and the legatees of said de
CeSed, are as follows, towlt!
! Julia Graf, Sheridan, Illinois: David
Graf, Beatrice, Nebraska; Kossuth
Oraf, Somonauk, Illinois; Franklin
,;raf. Somonauk. Illinois: Klias Craf,
Somonauk, Illinois; Mary Ann Mess,
Somonauk, Illinois : Ella Marcellus,
westcllff, Colorado; Edward Stall,
Walnut, Crawford County, Kansas;
Carl Stall, Denver, Colorado: Tracy
Graf, Belleplaln, Iowa; Pearl Oraf,
Bellsplaln, town; Annie Hazeman, Le
land, tllinota; Fred Beck, Sandwich,
Illinois; Lucy Luiv, Piano, Illinois;
Margaret Soose. Everett. Washington;
1 Lillian Heck. 2218 Orchard St., Ohica
I go, Illinois; Angeline Beck, 2106 Cleve
' bind Avenue. Chicago, Illinois; Samuel
Peck, Loland, Illinois: l.ydia Stall and
Julia stall, and praying that probata
I of said alleged w ill be granted and
1 1 io same, ordered for record and that
letters of administration with the will
annexed may he granted to Robert
.Mclnturf. which said petition and the
proofs of said Instrument will be
1,,uti1 lie 11, n Ctllt-I on tl,.. let .1 , et
arm) rnecember. A. D 16-21, at ln-.no a. m.
army, jot gall day. at the Probate Court lloom
I in Ottawa in said County.
Dated at Ottawa, this 1st day of
THS! xovemher. 1921.
I WILLIAM C. FLICK.
Clerk of the Probate Court,
arr
ow
Tbe 1'ien
attended tl
City are as
Fred Prent
i tartshorn,
Scraum, a
Burke.
The CM'
Sunday by
8.
Mrs C !
Walter Bosseli
UTICA
e Dana post. No
After a
busses as
hits gone
clasps the
w i. re the hand o
o
feverish trial
a substitute,
back to strei
dear old strap
of motor
lies Moines
t i are, and
as though it
ul friend.
-o-
T,l
Kant
mt
ivenuon in
s: Win, Swanson.
ing Sargent. Ina
in Hallett, Howard
M'-Ilratuey, Henry
- were defeated
rooraau, u to men who thlnl
Only one side
was ii La Salle i
Ed Gerber, the baker, would lik--
some one to slip him the recipe for
I making this new Chicago roll he's
hearing so much about. Don't know
ourrelvcs. Ed, hut somehow we have
' an idea that it requires lots of dough.
o
Mesircaentatlve Fordney apparently
is one of those old-fawuoned states-
Council in Meeting.
The elty council met laal evening
regular session In the city ball.
the absence of Mayor Kelso, absent
with City Attorney Van Hoorebeke In
Springfield, Commissioner SterreP
acted as mayor pro tern.
Regular routine business was trans
acted. Th" report of Commissioner
Kohl in regard to the posts for mark
ing the Streets was heard and approv
ed. Tbe posts are here, and are
being painted, and the part to be set
in the ground is being ereosoted, and
the order is being placed Tor the street
mimes to he put on the posts, and
they will be set up before frost.
On account Of halloween night,
there were tWO special police addeil
to the force to preserve order. Fred
Corlette and William Lancaster were
the two extra police.
2.000 Yards of Concrete.
Then has been laid at the Belle
i - io no iocs aooui e,ww yarns ol con
crete on the northwest corner of the
lock. This is the foundation for the
culvert or spillway, bul a i-majl part
of the wall has been put In, and it is
not expected there will be over 5,000
yards of concrete la id this fall.
The excavation is about two-thirds
finished, and that work has been push
ed so as to finish If possible before
cold weather.
" night. Iliirlal w
South Side Coal.
J6.a0 per ton in two ton lots or
more. 16.75 per ton for single tons
and on the hfll. For prompt delivery
'phone Pluck No. G.
Manufacturers' Coal Co.
n, which ran to the stone arch sewer
at Poplar and Jackson streets. (Contributed.)
that a tariff
the inside.
wall ba
Presidi
Even tin
faults.
;t M
ding plays the
st of us li
cornet,
ivc our
tan transacted bust-
ne i )t;iw, yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Cicen from Chicago hi
g her son, Dr. .1. s. Geen, and
family.
The following ladies were La Salle
visitors yesterday: Mrs. John Gil
christ. Mrs. Chas. Neisen, Mrs. J. S.
Alio-. Miss (e rtr ide Tayor. Miss Ma
bel Mickey, Mrs. Frank Pearson, Mrs,
Anna Gardner. .Mrs. Nellie Murray.
Virgil Holland was u La Salle call-
i or yesterday.
Mrs. Rudl If Smith and daughter
I went, to Chicago to be gone a few
gays.
The Ladles Community Aide will
hold a tea Thursday afternoon. Nov.
'1. iit the home of Mrs. Etnma Hole
man i t Ei si i hurch street. Every
body cordially invited.
Miss Keta White attended B ban
quet in Ottawa last evening.
The Women's Relief Corps
members Who wish to attend tho
district convention to be held at Mor
ris. HL Thursday, will leave on the
7:.r.r n. m. InterurbM tar, A large
attendance ii desirsjf,
If there is a scng that is exactly un
i lik; "The. Internationale,'' it might
i rrakc a pood vocal number for the
gathering of diplomats now assem
bling in Washington.
o
In a small towS town recently the
tire department was called to a mid
night blBSe, When He- brigade ar-
rivt d at the scene of action tie y found
the burning building a mass of smoke.
No flames were risible from the ou'
side. The captain made a careful survey.
Then be lil his pipe and started to
smoke
"W'e'd better leave it alone an' let
it burn up :i bit." be said. "Then
We'll be able to BOB what we are
doing."
n
Remember, Away
Back, When
There war good skating in Johr.
Neary's f'cld, on which spot the cu
cumber green houser now stand '
Fiom 200 to 400 skaters were gathered
there cn Sunday nfternoons in winter.
Uncle John Hnban liter drained the
pond, putting a thirty-inch tile drpin
WE ALL
It doesn't count
machine. It cuts no ice a
It leaves us cold
It doesn't pay a
It can't be beat
AGREE
-a broken
Local Notes.
irrington went to st l-ow-
l.ist evening on business.
Vynce Mines entertained a half
dozen of his young friends la ' even
ing al the In, in,- of his? grandparents.
.Mr. and Mrs. C H, Smith of Ens)
Bluff stn t. The boys came In cos
I tume, and wi re pretty evenly divided
, h, tween tramps and ghosts. They
tor yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Qeorge Holle and daughter,
i Bertha Merton, returned home from a
: vi-ii with fri-mls In Chicago yester-
! day.
, John Halllgan of Lincoln street was
in Strcatnr yesterday attending Pie
: funeral of Patrick Oennett, friend,
i Mra Hen i. nth-fair of Hluff street
! was delivered of ii still born child last
II be today In River
Mrs. Littlefalr is he-
Ing as well as COUld be expected under
the circumstances.
played gam is suited to hoys' tastes
and thad ii perfectly delightful time
until refreshments were served, eon
slstlng of pumpkin pie, candy, nuts,
apples, cake, all of which were appre
ciatively disposed of by the hilarious
crow tl of hoys.
I)r. Paul Clark has rented the fur
nished flat from Mrs. Charles Laws on
Bluff strei t. ami w Ml move bis family
from Chicago In a few days.
Commissioner Bus Kohrti has sold
the Gils Erlckson property in Pair
view to Charles Carroll, the bargain
being consummated yesterday. Mr.
Carroll sold his property on Young
i street to Jay Worth, who. with his
mother, will move in promptly.
I Mrs, Rioy Graflls and Mrs. Brover
1 Killelea recently entertained about
I hvi nlv al Ihi I, ,.f Vlrt flrnlSo ..r,
Lincoln street. The guests brought
:i picnic dinner and played euchre
through the evening.
Roy Thornburg, who recently moved
to Leer Park township, is here now,
decorating one of Dr. Blanchard's
Bats in his brick building on Main
street.
Mrs. s. i;. Thornburg of Bluff street
was surprised this morning to receive
a hunch of violets picked by her
granddaughter In Deer Park township.
Mrs. Louie Hesidora of Lincoln
tn , t was stricken on Friday night of
last we-'k with paralysis. At present
she seems to he slowly recovering.
Mra Herman Hanish of Chicago is
visiting her mother. Mra Hannah Mc
llvaney of Highway. g
Frank Sharp spent Sunday in Mor
ris with his family.
Mrs. Thomas Worrels was in Strea-
Elgin Economy Watches
Ai advertised tn last week's Saturday
Evening Post; I13.&0 and $1.1. Sen
them in our window.
O. A. KiROEHNKE, Je weler.
addiny
blunt pick,
-winter w?at.'ier.
child under S.
I hard-boiled egg.
Those Idaho miners who are attl ml
Ing a vocational school I 1,00)0 feci
underground ought, to be deep think
ers, ' o
Ankler' They used to be snapshots,
but now they're time exposures.
o
Remember when we ran a bunch of
delivery wagons down t!c ravine on
Madison street, by Keller's house, and
the cops were ' put wine" to who did i
the trick, and the next day after bal l
loween made us pull the wagons up I
the sterp incline and pull them bu
tp where we get then;? (Contributed. I
Take Your Laundry
To the Marseilles laundry on I Incoln
.-.tree), rear room In the Fanners
.Merchants Bank building. Patronize
home industry. Prices: -Wet wash.
" pounds or lets ft"; rough dry, In
cluding starching when needed, ami
Ironing (lat work. 0 cents per pound
dry. Bundle washing a specialty
Washing called for and delivered
promptly.
SAM lAI'T'AS. phone Hlack 84.
Plumbing.
Having opened a shop on LinqgLi
street, in th,- Kruse building, am pre
pared to do all kinds of plumbing.
Prompt service guaranteed.
A. C. NAUMANN.
Wr pell tha Marvelous Dunn Pen.
The self-filling pen without the rub
her
Fall styles in divorce suits sesm
to be cut so that they leave many
loopholes for everybody to clear their
skirts, not to mention expensive ali
mony trimmin's.
.
This is the open season on stories
about grOWin' the largest vegetables.
Doc Mi adows says B great many of
his potatoes weigh two pounds, just
how many does it take to weigh two
pounds, Hoc? we nsk.
O. W. W.
sack.
O.
A. KKO&flNKE, Jeweler.
Notice.
Th- Woman's relief corps will have
1 regular meotiiiK at i';00 p. m., Wed
nesday, at tha Odd Fellows Hall. A
full attendance is desired to all of
ficers and members to practice for in
spection meeting to he held Friday at
2 p. m, in Odd Fellows Hall
The November Victor records
here. Hentrich Music House.
are

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