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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-03-11
Report of the Condition OF d.
The Bank of tl!erbe

at Ellerbe
in the State of North Carolina, at the
close of business Feb. 18th, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $loIbOo.4I
Overdrafts secured $l,428.2
@ unsecured S 5000 2,121.O1
u. S. and Liberty Bonds l,60o.O0
Banking House $4,000; Furni-
t,re and Fixtures S2577.73 SAITH
All other real estate owned 100000
Cash in vault and net amounts
Trust Companies 7o,77o.3O
Checks for clearing 5l,55
$257,629.C
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 100000
Surplus fund 100000
Undivided profits, less current
expenses & taxes paid 2,sl3.7s
Dividends unpaid 5000
Deposits subject to check l88.44O.ll
Time certificates of deposit 45,65O.66
Cashiers checks outstanding 574.5l
$257, 62906
State of North Carolina County of Rich
mond. March 10th, 1920
], Prince O'Brien, Cashier of the
abovenamed bank, do solemnly affirm that
above statement is true to the bestof my
knowledge and belief.
PRINCE O'BRIEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10th day of March, 1920.
c. M. Brady, Notary Public,
Correct Attest:
| A. Baldwin
B. B. Farlow
DR.. w. L. Howell
Directors.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-03-11
Eggs for Matching.
Hog Found.

There has taken up at my
place a white hog, weighing
about SO pounds. Owner can
get same by paying for this no.
tice and for his keep. w.
Lasater, e miles west of R'ham.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

10 tho RaptlHt Gencrnl aHHoclnt'on "hlCh
will begin nsxt Tuesday and DO IN Non
glOn ono week. p,
In addition to grading tho foplar
Strings road tho county commissioners
have contracted for modern cohent
bridge to TO put In Mt tho foot OF tno
hin nenr the ,Clouston church, Ihin'
when finished Will be tho most UP 10
date in this end OF tho county. m"
Leigh Contraction company or fairmoht
has tho contract.
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Miller have gone
TO Housekeeping In tho jameson proper
" on Crawfords hill. -
Geo n YOho WAS at MoundsVllle on
business today. ~
& & Shaw Of Moundsvillo Is billed
for "A speech before tho NonknH lloho
cratic club Of this place Friday hIsh'.
Mrs Warren Wilson hnd daughter
Jeanette wero shopping In wheeling To-
day. uL,
Minsas Loucilo King. Mildred Hopkins
Alkaline Grim. Dorlho lilnermhn. Mh""
limo sinnol aud Franccb Murphy i"ihloh
nn oA.ursIUn party I" tho home coming
nj MuundhVillo today
Tho n,ItIl"T d6,oIatl"nn which NJ" ih0
,nosI oIhBUinIo 81 hny Ia any 'h"''h J."
this uit have besn completed h"' '"A
this Nooh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Super-POw0r Electric
System Would Save
100000 Tons Of Coal

Washington. oct. "A saving OF ,hir-
" million tons OF coal annually. repre-
,cntinE $3.50 600 900 In value and the
In Dor Of more than thirty thousand MIN
RS. and the release OF vast railroad car
rvinK capacity for other freight wer"
pictured aA among tho possibilities I"
result from the projected eastern Indus
trial region super power electric sJs-
tenn Ia an addTcSB hero today by w. b
Murray before the water Power league.
Mr Murray Is chairman al tho enki-
narrlns staff now assittins tho govern
Iusnt Ia developlnA plhns foe tho pr"le''
and supervised tho cloctTlnc1tlon 81 III"
Nav I"lk New Haven \ Hartford raul
Toad lie drew - aI"rhl' picture 81 ia"
,nurIuuus Industrial adv antaSsh pf"inls-
sd II tho Hi'nt p"~"' pi"l"'l Is '1iIIed
1ut htISt,hins iI"" N"ahI"El"" I"
n"aIuu and dIs~Ins u Sals'Ifl'al r"~a'
ffu,u h"Ih aIean, aud ~ni"t r""'' s'""'
sII"n the ByaIam ~""id hs IL" ra'a
,,""nI foods, 81 auo'Hy. IL" said !" all
"tlIIuea Industries sUd 'sii'"ahs Through
,.ui that ts,Ilt"Iy
.Ika,a H. sn"Iin"ua ~aSts ~ f"sl 80
40, 81. r,,aanI srsism ~ sm"ti ""li
ri,a," generation, Nj. murray dS"l"t'h
.ti,n nati"n would lie "ssiiss"i T." 'e""s
',Is" a"'I, . '""dllI"" and not rS""h} ".
l." "'i'lSh Ih% ptgp"s"1 "y"'"" \" "'''
tl'," :" - 'n"nlTssI H""p"I"Y w. f"-l
~'."id t'ohl. tbs available" h"'"sp"~-f
- ~" s"-i Witch nov h~'""nds ibpo. .
h0n 400 h"'ssro vs.. h- said
i'lau- r"~ hsV- been Developed NJ
Murray said !" ID. pnlnt - l""o'ing
'ice~plsr points ~hsI" Rr"sI generating
staIl"ur. designed - frfn tho backbone
~ The sure. power system Wight 10
erected These stations h- said would
not 10 constructed near lnduzirIal cen.
tors but would s"ruFs thSIT coal sup
ply by tidswator EhIpmSnt FROM "SU.
trail supply station having an lnhspHnd
ont Tali connection with thu mlnes
while al avnIlabls water power - Iho
ssaIrrn section would ho utilized Mr..
Murray said. n would amount 10 not
more than nftren per cent 81 tho total
power distributed. steam generated pow
or fOrminE tho balance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
CAMERON

4 nal,lm"ra a. DhIo snuI"- struck
tho H." wagon ~ iaElh Dayton W"hnsI
day morning "a he was driving s'I"F'
NJ" track woHt ~ tho depot Tbs wagon
uss HIluhtly damaged but Nj Dayton
VII" ~"H driving the wagon was n"'
hurt
y ~ Montgomery tho Indsp"nh"ni
N"publICnm candidate for governor.
spoke heT" RI T. ~ Tu"ahny
Cameron was woll r~pT"snnisd ~ a."
homo coming Nt Moundavllie y"HIor1H :.
ana fair sized Hudloncs from thu
place viii 10 Ia attendance today. Tho
automobile forms notable adjunct -
tho cT"~dH going - such place" a" Gr''
dTo,sr Of thorn 70 In automobile"
buslno-a at MoundayiiIo ana Wh~sling
yesterday
T. W nouhor Nuh " W HtIigor ~
houndnVlil" spout Sunday ia" Guohta 81
friunhs Ia this city.
MIA y ~ craig IL Waiting hiendn
snd attending tho home C"nlpH at
M"undnvillo this week.
Mira II N Mackcy who has been Ia
worry r""r health Tor some llno. hhn not
boon ." wolf tho last Tow dnls
rhs vSnorhhIa iiaTnsy Wil"y In Hhie
&" H." about again Httof hrluu '"niin"h
I" hia h"m" f"r sSNo'ai woSha -" a.
count IT lIlnThs
D. NJ nnuneII a Wheeling. was a
huSImasa 'ni's' }" ,ns ,iiy Monday
Attorney u hlilhun VIII Leave f'l
uTdny n"IniuG "n u hIlof Watt with
iG"nla ~ l'lttahuiEh WHOM lie ICiuinH
u" viii lee u''ruprul"i 10y MIn hlll""n
AMI tho ~" ,hiIhIuu " hn have boon Via
it"E friHnd. thaTs f"r H"vNiai day
u - h,'Grhis md " NJ fndd"u
wee huHinsss VlsltnTH from h"undHVllla
10 thts place Tu"sdnS
Thr many friends Of Mrs ! ~ NlhhIa
Will bs pleased 10 lenrn that all" IN 80
covering nicnly rr"n h"r recent cr'll'nl
illhs's ais [. aUII at tho hospital q,
l!ltshLrYh
ME- CTs McHs.l-y has opened con
fct uSoSTY arl ic" cream parlor In tho
turl'r bsHdinR roar Railroad avenue"
TNS Ehmsr"r IyClum lecture courH"
WI NSIn ~ To nigh pChool auditorium
toght with 2l-I"p E'win Holt Hughes
- tho ors.nr DIL"p Hughes spent
his y-uthfgi days in this city. and IL
~Ol ry~S~b~gsd by many Of ths elder
IL AaE.tAnts Of the place. We can set
r. - he sGSJSct for tonight. but his
lecture A. everybody In Cameron knows
Vii 90 worth hearing. Flo has visited
thi, place on several occasions.
Mras. J. a. Bane will leave TuosdRy
Tor Elkins where she goes as delegate
for the BAPTIST "hurah OF thh place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
HANNIBAL

NJ, and Mo- A w t""sily l. r. Mo-"
day avnniuu f"i Ihslt I"''"" !" '"'''
pse.h rIa "r., rloo"n"i vl"h WI"
nIaa nu,sh hdhio"n" ""h "'h"' '"'"
ii,su
NJ, .,d Ms ! T. u.w"n" ""h ~"
hIIi,.n .r.ri Guudoy ~ I'Y ha' tee"
yIIIa NO r""-,- ~ NJ ""d NJ" i"'"""
O. i""n sud faulty
NJ ond N,- hIh",i i'''"l"r"' ""h
twn ,hIIhr"u 81 i"uh'"'lll"a'" "'"'''"b
hr, r~rouIr NJ, NOD N,H, n"" I'"r
~ n"Io iru M"udny f"i I,'sm"". - .
.Tct srondlnu u wroL ~ hIH h"'"" h"'"
Mrr IIou,y v"ig "ud NJ" ''""R"
iIi,hI,y nul baby ~ il''"h"lEh w"'"
The ru.ris f"t rrv'inl h"y" ~ M "h"
M,c Et"rcrt H'"Ia'' -
Neu"nS'h wnuh~t ana
Iu.%orn wrre TIl,ahuIuh ,,-lt"rn Rniu
ST., rud Mrs u u Funds tpr"t Frl.
dnv WIN VI, nnd Mrs Found" OF
~,w NrIiiurvilI"
Win,e,, Irnno 81 wuod-nold. q. ~nH
u hunlnrnr cnllrr Ia town Thursday
Uov 4 u walters tho now pastor OF
tho NJ a. church ana family arrived
hors on tho UanoTnl I'oIrhing Friday
Mr. anh Mrs Ev"Tntt hmhI'i 81 Iiol
InITo ohio wnT" w""k 'nd rlrll"IH ct
Mt aud Mrs John '!chIip
Mira ElIEnhnih Ituhy VAS h"nleh" y"
tho Laden Ala So'l"Iy 81 tho I."Ih"I III
church ~ MI HIun. al hor h""" Ih"'h
day afternoon
Ntr Homer wicL.n was shopping In
Nav Martinnvllln saturday "fi'rn"h
Mira Eisomhnrth n'pi MiNH 1T" Tlhh"r
" Nos Maitin-vlllo Wet" Hnm'lny visit
"Is at lhiS place
Ma l. = Blotlrl,h ~ W"rN""h. Ia
WAITING nc, parents. Ia aud Mia. I w
NJ koIvcy
nomusl NIsrs,Iy aud siSI'r. Mrs Ito
h.,,a lionth,In Smh family moved Il"
i"vn Muulny aud 40 occupying tho
l.. la l llRs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
ADMITS CONSPIRACY
TO FIX COAL PRICES
Marry p. Wood Pleads Guilty Of oon'
spring with Brooklyn ndiaon Com
p1uy to PTofttssr In Goal.

Now York. Oct. 8-HRrry +. Wood
pleaded guilty In federal district court
today TO indictments charging him win
conspirinE with the Brooklyn Edison
company. Inc. and others to, proil'""r
and boar coal In violation Of the Lover
act Wood formerly was In charge "f
coal purchasing for tho brooklyn Edison
company.
Beaidos the Brooklyn Edison company
defendants included It's Vice president
AMI general MANAGER. walter " olln
tho Adelphia Coal company. inc. and
tho IS j. Lynch Coal company Tho
indictment was returned few dayn as"
Sentence on wood was postponed "a"
al Oct"hsr n. when g"Vern'no"t "l'"'
nsya NnnUun, ed thCy chrG'tod I" 400
mia, -.s rTInrIraI ,sItnars la pam, 'utl"'
al other doiondnItin Ito WA "ll"~'h
kia nhs,Iy "n lN,huO h""d F'N"'"'
81 tho dafsnda"iS h"'s pleaded ""'
Iuniy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
OHIO SYNOD TO MIET

Raw. n ". Price - Hhs,y-inp M.
flames Clarke, OF Rock H. D. so rev
John w Neal, OF KirEwOe4. arr ar'oES
ne saSesxn OHIO minIstSsN WV W., -t.
Sond the annual meeting ~ ~ oh:I
synod Of Presbyterian churchsS al
Greenfield next weak.
Elders J. 4. Blhckford and noh-r:
Futhey. OF Shadyaide. and Joseph OF
fin. OF Klrkwood Heights, win also At
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
POI.IOu PIUHUr5

N % It"nl"ksr. giving hiS "ihf''R us
WarhinHi"" - 9. w"r I,."oh 80 'ASt
might Icy onI"sr t4"rd' "n hrfk"l ait"at
"sto~~d 10 tho Eusrdr d" To 'il'sI had
him rom ,v~d ~ ID" c"SlCr wh'rr no wac
Eiveu I"dE,ns r"r trs plHht IN h"I"s -
hia being -"h~r or''uEh ~" ""'"'nS I"
APPEAR before IuigN John ilb In
police court Ia auHwsT tho drunE
charge
The ,nIr~r alleges that iI"ni"t"r he'd
20 much rhIrd rail and pick hanhls IN
PIN that u hal made him wnnk In th2
kns~a and d" cell on the sidewalk a.
vent fast asleep WI n found by UuudT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
VENICE EXPRESS
WRECKED TWENTY DEAD

London, Dot. B.--TwsntT psrsons
were sillsd ana 10 othsrs injured
In . collision Ia which the Vsnlos-
hailan express wac tnVolNsd today.
according To an nsshsnSs Tsis
graph dispat0h fTom nome hassd on
al Woes 10 khs "uioTnais DItaua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
No Reduction in Price of Oakland
Sensible Six

I economic h the passenger Au
per cent
worker
Oft ccu4tnIt tive rhnnrtc o
responsible anu
in rInn
if rn,~ automobile whether
rlnvcIn
nd rIl,lghn
vim has
bood maKnB ouS
of lpronla onom still there
op,r"r cost to
mrnr nrurnw to uniformed pubic IN
,ulr will
be muirunI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
aIvHn TBLno "a a ns

fh.yIa Island I,am "a f"si. ai"'i''""'y
/, h,uhy
Ns,'au funi 'lah,
81 cay. ~ lU'h, IalllnH 'l'"'
h"IHsnInwu feet pIsllt."a' '"t
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
Bird Outruns Horse.

anyone who has Travelled through
western Texas becomes familiar with
III" mesquite tree. or, AS il sometimes
grows. shrub. In some places whore
II may grow 10 he 30 or 10 feet hgh, IL
Is commonly known as the chapnrral.
says the American Forestry Magazine
"l Washington. Here It is scrubby and
masses INTO dense clumpS, it being tho
nome OF that famous bird the "road-
runner or chaparrnl cock, and other
species. The road runner is really a
DIG ground cuckoo, that only takes TO
HiglIt when haid pressed, while ON
open ground il can run SO fast that an
ordinary horse cannot keep up.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
MARSElL>LES

Of that city, attending the wedding Of
Miss Boeta to Mr. Makincr, The
wedding will take place in the South
Wilmington Catholic church
George phillimore mot0red ia Chi
cago Saturday last ana spent Christ
mas with his sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Worries and Mrs, William Bennett
lie returned on Monday evening. ar
irving here about $50
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Fisher of Mad
ison, Wisconsin, who have been visit
ing relatives at the home Of Mrs. {.
y. Tro~hridge OF West Bluff street
left for home on Monday last
The fire yesterday was in the house
owned by William Vaupel on Canal
street, and occupied by Mr. Thomas.
The blaze was caused by children
playing with candles The fire de
partment responded promptly aud the
fire was put out with but little dam
age
Emmett Douglass was an Ottawa
visitor last night.
The American Legion basket ball
team practiced last night and showed
Stbi SIttu
Floyd Battles, an employe OF the
Cortainteen Products company at
their Minneapolis Office was here
yesterday on business and to visit
relatives.
Edward Carney, visiting his two
sons i'll Chicago over Sunday, return
ed home Monday
Harry Timmons leaves tomorrow
for Atlanta, la. to visit friends,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hobart of FL
gin are here to attend the funeral Of
Mr. George Clark this afternoon Mr.
Hobart and Mrs. Clark are brother
ana sister.
Mrs. Roy Thornberg, teaching in
the Loring school, is suffering from
a severe cold this week. which pre-
vented her from continuing her work.
so the pupils We're dismissed for the
week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
GRAND RIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christmas
and daughter Zelma are spending the
Christmas holidays with the former's
parents at LaCon.
Albert Ball, who has spent the past
two months here. has returned to his
homo at Fayct, @.
Miss Clara Iiihbs returned Tues
day night from Chicago and Harvey,
whore she had spent the past three
week., She was accompanied by
her two nephews, Marshall and Rus
sell Shields. Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ.
Shields and daughter. Miss Lois, ar
rived later for the Chris mas day cele-
bratiOn
Mr. and Mrs Albert Poundstone
departed Wednesday for Colorado
Springs to spend the holidays with
their son, Robert, and family.
Mrs NJ j. Baldwin is spending this
week with her brother, Orlando Jack.
son, and wife on Sylvan avenue,
At a meeting of the local auxiliary
Of the Red Cross held Monday even
ing, the principal business Of the ev-
ching was the election Of the board
Of directors for the ensuing year. 1t
was also decided to make the
active pastors of the churches in the
Grand Ridge district eXOfiiciO mem
bcrs of the board together with Pres.
Of the village board and health Off
Ger. The directors elected at this
meeting We're Mrs, NJ. II. Crawford
Mrs S Shapland, Mrs. Thomas Os-
borne, Mrs. w +. Smith, II. d. Cros-
by, G. +. Smith G. l.. Dearth, c. A.
Porter and +. K Hook.
Mrs. Frank Schubert and children
were Streator shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Farnham spent Sunday
evening with Mrs Anna Carter on
Burlington avenue
The condition of J. J. Lacy, who
is i'll, IS reported as about the same,
Teachers and pupils of the public
and high schools are having a week -
vacation beginning at noon Friday.
They will resume Monday Jan. s.
Cecil Yocum left for Chicago Fri
day to spend Christmas with home
folks
Mr.. and Mrs, r. b. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs 4 O. Jackson and Mrs NJ.
j. Baldwin We're Christmas guests at
the G. IT, Williams home in Streator.
Little Miss June Antram, who was
on the sick list, is now quite herself
again.
Charles Turner of Mendoza visited
his mother Mrs Sarah Turner, here
Tuesday. ....
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
PURDUE TO REMAIN
IN BIG 10 CONFERENCE

Chicago Dec % Denial OF reports
that Purdue university was 10 be
dropped from the western conference
was made yesterday by Nelson Kol-
logg, director Of athletics at Purdue.
Director Kellogg said there was no
foundation for the rumor, which ap-
parently was circulated in an at.
tempt to belittle athletics at Purdue
Purdue has scheduled twelve basket
ball games for this winter and spring.
the maximum permitted by the con-
ference, and the usual run of indoor
and outdoor tracks meets" Kellogg
said. For the 1921 season in football
we have five conference games SEIZED
nled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
Council Holds Meeting.

The city council met on Monday
evening and transacted routine bus
mess, Commissioner Charles Parm-
eloe was not present, being confined
to his home by illness,
+, NJ. Shippey Of Ottawa, was before
the council explaining his new inyen-
ton, a selfidentfying system, TO be
used on checks and boz Is and other
negotiable paper, He explained that
he had introduced this system in six
ty.fivc banks in this state aud hoped
to have the state Of Illinois adopt it
for use in the state business
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29

which is to be presented in the logis-
lature.
The legion bill will propose that
money derived from boxing. instead
of going to The state, be diverted to
fund for disabled soldiers. From
information the legion has ben able
to obtain from posts throughout the
state, the organization believes the
bill stands an excellent show of pas
sage. The bill provides for the Ii
consing of boxers and promoters and
for the appointment Of a commission
10 supervise the sport
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
JANUARY. 1921.

sat, !. New Year.
Mon, 3-Open.
Tues, 4, Martin Goodman, ! mile
east Of Prairie Center.
Wed, ;, Matt Gahan, Wallace twp.
Thurs. 6, Edw, Thorp. miles north
Of Peru. Dlmmick twp.
Fri, !, Open.
Sat, s, Open.
Mon, 10. Open.
Tues. II, c. A. Johnson. 5 miles
north of La Sale.
Wed, Il. EdW. Barrett, Plank road.
Thurs, L. Open.
Fri, IA, Arthur Spaulding, ~ miles
south of Prairie Center.
Sat. Il, Open.
Mon. Il, Joseph Segaert, miles
south Of La Sale, Duncan farm
Tues, IS, Alpherd CostleS, miles
south Of Mendoza.
We'd, 49, James Wilson, Deer Park
township
Thurs, 20-opcn.
Fri q. Ray Finkle. miles south
of Marseiles.
sat, -. Open.
Mon, II, Michael Feunessey. Wal
lace twp.
Tues o., Conrad Auth, l mile east
Of Cherry.
We'd, %, David Mumpher, miles
west Of Brewery Hi road.
Thurs 27, Ray Lislc, miles north
east of Utica, on Timber road.
Fri, %, A. o. Kellogg, cast OK
Prairie Center.
Sat, -. Open.
Mon II Omen
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
Factories Start Up.

Slush ice is still running in the
river although the factories have
been able to start up this morning.
The Crescent is still running on steam
and the hydro.electric is running
partly with water and partly with
steam The National Biscuit com.
pany started up this morning on
water power, though bothered some
with ice
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
FEBRUARY. 1921,

/ Tues, t. Eckcrt Bros, miles north
west of Grand Ridge.
/ Wed, 2, Joseph Kelly, miles north
of Peru.
Thurs. 3, c. A. Bcrghofer, l mile
northeast of Cedar Point.
Fri, T. Taken.
Sat. j. Open.
| Mon. Z Open.
Tues, 8. Mrs. Anna F'ishburn, South
/ Ottawa township, ON new concrete
road.
/ Wed, 8, Taken.
/ Thurs. 10-Frank Stone, Farm
/ Ridge Twp.
| Fri, II. VIM. Johnson. Waltham
| twp.
Sat. 70, Taken.
/ Mon, IA, Earl Bennett, Deer Park
/ township.
Tues, -, Gottlib Kuttcr, 3h miles
south Of Cherry.
We'd, 1G. John Sutton. ) miles
southwest Of Ottawa,
Thurs, II, open.
/ Fri, IS, Peter Lyons, Dimmick
/ township.
/ Sat, 49, Taken.
/ Mon, q. Open.
Tues %. Geo F. Shute, South OF.
tawa twp
Wed, 80, Robert Burkhart, l milo
north of La Sale. on the old cemetery
road
| Thurs. "a, Crane Bros, southeast OF
Troy Grove.
Fri. %, James Kennedy, mile
north of Waltham church.
Sat, 26. Open.
Mon, %, Open.
/ P. S.--You see there are very few
open dates, so If you want to be In
this sale calendar, call or write or
phone 6S3-Y, at my expense This
calendar to run every day until March
! /, 1921. Pick your date, as they are
going fast.
COL. DAN FITZGERALD, Auetioneer.
7l5 Webster ST.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
A Real Christmas Gift.

The wife of Mr.. Harry Spencer of
Niagara Falls presented him with
boy baby on December cath. Almost
Christmas present for Harry, who is
the son of f. r. Spencer and Mrs.
Spencer is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs A. C, Allen, all families belong.
ing here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
Gettler- Davis.

John Gettler Of Seneca and Alma
Davis of Wedron were married ON
Tuesday at St Columbia church. Dean
Quinn officiating. They stopped to
visit relatives at the home Of Philip
Shelton of North street. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Craven were the attendants at
the wedding
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
Quick Printjno.

10 eel"hfat" the advance OF the
primers arr particularly its increase
~ speed, 'aNton memorial Bible was
wholly printed and bound in T. hours
In 1871 nu!N leo copies were strryl,
of.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished BY
u. w. Kirby, manager Simons. Day
CO, Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone 90.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
Local Notes,

Theresa Bolatto is in Gardner to-
day at the home OF her grandparents
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-29
DE MBE 1920,

Thurs, 30--payld Ryan, miles
north of Lostant and 312 miles south
Of Tonica.
Fri 81 Jim Mlzysak. . miles south
east Of Oglesby.