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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Rice.

Die Mitglieoer Ser bieiigen unbe
fledten gn1pfangnisgemeinoe fins nit
Dem Musgraben 0es gr6gei9o1ies fir
6ns nel1e Hfarrbdus, bas Tie oem
bodm. &errn Bforrer q. 9onnap err
ri6fen laiien, fertig, nn6 8mlfontrnf=
tor Sanfen bon ct: glono miro nit
Der Grridtl1ng BEG 9rberba11es 6ieIer
Gage beginner, Sen er Bis gnbe SeSnIi
fertig 5u baben ge6enff. SSeBt IIiin0 bfiie
eifrigen Mrbeiter nit 6em Mnsgrnben
oes gr0geiboiies fir sic nelte Stride
befbdffigt, un6 es betdtigt ii6 bier
oas Spri6mort: u9uit 11no 2iebe gum
0inge maiden Mibe un6 Mrbeit ge=
ringe." Der bisberige Blon, nl1r oas
gr6gei6oB 6es @ottesbnnl es fertia 51
MAIDEN, miro bieaet9t oabin. nmge=
a110ert, SEN Neuban IN bieIem Sabre
nod GIT berbolftdn6igen.
Sofepb 2ipinsfi SilfsfaIierer ser
Slice Nationnl 8nnf, tpeilt fir einigej
Gage 5um 8eiu6e leines often @eims
IN GodDiue.
5rau g.. &apfomsfi madte einen
Mblte6er nod ct. gIp16.
Sralt Mng1ita Bauer bon Melroie ,
tpelde iebt ibr 6eim Bel ibrer bier
nobnenoen godter, 5rou 9 81. 9bpi=
fen bot, tpl1r6e an bas @r%anfenbett if
reg Sobnes, melder felt feds @oden
I'M ct. Soiepbs @ospitoI 5n gbippe-
ma 6aQs, am Merbenfieber erfranft
1ieoerliegt, gerufen. Sic M1ttter be-
ri6tet quite 8eiier1ng 6es Grfranf=
ten.
S. 81. Sbei1en, Grou nr1o Sobn
9erbert benubten Die 5tpei 6%eiertage
5u einem Belu6e in 5tearns County.
Nm er1ten SUM bot oie bier neu
gegriin0ete Sirlt Nntional 8atrf ibre
Ebiren oem geidaftli6en 8erfebr err
|0ffnet nit 0Iiber Gbirbort ais &ai=
iirer. Hraiibent bes ttener @eloiniti=
tltteS lit Burt Gni1el.
Sobn &remer lit EN- 1ebr beiddf=
tigter Wann un6 fin6et jebt feline
Set, ben Mgenten Sic S91oifer Ser
Wniterfa1ten 5n berl0ten. 2ebte $50
de berfulfte + Dem Geinbar6 8riiie
Elm DoH MutomobiI, oeren Mgentnr
er bier bertrit. Seine Sodter Ser
90 mobnte borlebten 5onntog Ser in
ct. Soiepb abgebaltenen Mrtm11e11=
5eitli6feh an Der ct. 8eneoiftg!M fa=
6emie bel.
S. 81. gbeiien bat ieinen @ei1afts=
plab fdl1fIib ertporben un6 tpiro iei-
ne geplante Notwithstanding balo
bermirfliden.
Matbios Naiiier betreibt i'm alien
s&Riietnel 2ofal cine 8iqar6balle mitl
grfrii9ungen.
Sobann gmmel, friberer @ei1afts
mann in 8reentpal6, Stearns gol1ntD
bat 8. Cairns @arenlager gefnuft
uno erfreut iib zines gl1ten 3uiprnbs.
Souls &ienid er5ablt biele &dnberge-
idi9ten bon feinen Sol6aten5eiten I'M
&bei1lanoe, no es Inn mod leiner
Mus1nae redt a1t behadt. hot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
111elroie.

@abren6 eines an bprigen Cont
tag I'M 8 nbr in Der ct. 8atridS
Stride gebaliene feitliden @ottesoier=
ltes puroen Al &in6er Der @emein6e
CUR feierliben &ommunion %5uglaiien.
gno6 Solmes bon bier, geger Delben
bon Der @roBgei6morenen &lage erz
boben, m11rbe, neil er it9 nit eirem
Mdoben nnter a6t5ebn Sabren f1eiid
lib lollte bergangen baben, lit I'M @ez
ri6t bon Der 8lage freigeiproGen
mor6en.
Set 9ienltag ftebt Welrofe I'M Bet
ben 6es &urneDals, Ser I'M nenen Ge-
freationsparf mdbrenb Der gan5en
ISOLDE n1t6al1ern miro.
Sn Ser 8nlfani1iernngSz8erffi tdct=
tie bes Saeob 8olters entitan6 mite
lebter ISOLDE beim grplo6ieren zines
@aiolinbebdlters 5ener, 6ns einer1
Shaoen bon $1,000 unribtete, Dem
cine @erli6erung bon MIR $500. ent=
gegenltebt.
Mnton @lasgens nn6 Sra11 bon Sen
mare q. g., genofier1 bier o1f einige
Sage Die @oitfrennoi6nft Der Sanni=
lie Clinton 5dnei6er.
Sodap. SEER &orI @runentpal6 bon
Mlernn6rio erftattete zines Cages ber=
gangener ISOLDE 6em bo6m'iten Msgr.
g. Nidter einen freunoi6aftlt6en 8e=
iu6.
&odtp. &err Weiienoorf bon 0iofis
erfrente feline bier mobnenoen Ser
.man6ten nit 8eit9.
@iIfre6 @ampoh bon Milnaufee
traf Mitte 1ebter ISOLDE bier at lam
gerem Befube bei ieinen @ertpnnoten
Elm.
Sobn g.. Binters, Sra11 nn6 5obn
5g6nar6, befin6en iih mebrere 8od)er1
Iangem Bei11de Bel 8ertpnn6ten in
Nnnabeim, Sosf., CANADA.
Sralt Mngnif Sn1ter ln6 Setter
5pp6en nebit @nttin begaben Ii6 mod
@innipeg an 6ns 8ett ser i6tper err
f%ranften 6run Sobn Dieoerib, sic lie
IN gebeliertem 3nitan6e bel ibrer &id
febr 5nriidlieBen.
Ni6. 56tpdrb un6 Sran bon 0ge=
ma iin6 bier 5n ldngerem 8einde IN
Der 5nmilie Soiepb San6brinf einge-
t%roffen. -
Sn Ser 5amilie Sobn 8oabed belt
Elm geiunoes S0bnden ni1fomme1e
@infebr.
Ni6. MeDer lit bon elmer nod ct.
Oregon, Gust, CANADA, gemo6ter1
@e16aftStonr mieber 0abeim einge-
troffen.
@eidmiiter Selena uno 2u5io 8boz
mas baben ii6 anfangs IeBter 8o6e
nod Mfi1neapolis begeben, 100 fie in
Gent getreten fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Goueoepiue

Ser bo6m. II. ulrtdb Selte;; -. =.
s., belt an Montag IN Der Science
Sou Ser 9ebranltalt ieinen 6tpeiten
.bod1t lebrreiben uno interel1anten
2i6tbiloerportrag iiber Die firbllde.
8al1fnnlt in friiberen Sabrbnnoerter.
gr batte eine ousge1ndte 3uborer-
lbaft, oie DEM grinolib o1Sgeorbet=
teten @ortrag nit gr0Bter Spannlng
folgte. p. 1lrib bot mabreno iei-
nes finfiabrigen MufentbalteS in Der
.@migen Stobt lib bor5iigli6 int Sir
d)e11redt iotpie in Ser Mltertumsfnt1oe
uno Mrbiteffttl1r al1sgebiloet. @r ge=
oenfft feline @ortrdge ipdter fort5u1e=
BEN.
Nm Donnerltog, SEM boben Sron=
leidnamsfelte miro Ser bobtp'lte Bi=
idof 8incent @ebrle, .. g.. g., bon
8ismard, Sc. 9, gu 8iuilton, SC. g.,
ben bodp. Sobann @eltfaemper uno
Sen bodm. @erner &abermader IN
SEN I'll. Yrieiterltan6 erbeben. 9Ie
5mei bo6m. 9erren Daben loeben ibre
b0beren Stuoien an Dem ct. Sobar=
mes. Seminar gu goaegeDiae boaen<
set uno tperben fir 0ie Dio5eie 8iS=
marf aemeibt. Nenn neitere Otafone
meroen IN Ser ct. SobanneS Mbteifir=
de 5n Brieitern getpeibt meroen an
|13. SUM-. Mm Donneritag oieeir $50
die erteilt Ser bo6tp'ite gil6of So1epb
S. 8uI6 bon ct. CLOUD IN Der Gbor-
fapeae ser Mbtei folgen6en &lerifern
oie fl. 5nboiafonatSmeibe: 6rater
Walter Geger, 8. g. S., Srater War=
fns Braun 8. So, 6roter Suitin11s
2eutmer, 8. g.. s., idmmtli6 oieier
Abtei o%ngeboren0, ferner Dem 6rater
8bilip Mortmarn, 3. g. s., bon Ser
ct. SEQ Mbtei, Slori6a.
Ser bodn. &eftor Scarf Cannon,
s. e. s., belt am lebten Sonntag
BEL Ben Observation-Disclosures Der So6-
idl1le oes bodp. Sones 5n Worris
sic Sc treoe.
Ser bobm'ite Mbt Neter @ngel, 8.
g. g., nnb ser bo6m. 2. Soiepb, ..
g. s., pobnten ant Sonntagabeno
Dem feierliden Sdulih1nB Der ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

Ohio, 100 tie iid ldngere 3eit Der
'@atfreunoi9aft bon gerlDuroten uno
Gefan1tte1 erfreuten, ii ibren Sarli-
lienfreis 3uriidgefebrt.
grau 8euington Ml1rpbD 1T bon
SEEM Mlm, no tie cine ISOLDE an Der
settle ibrer gltern berbrabte, tuieoer
oabeim eiingetroffen.
6rau Wuria 2ipsfi eritattete in Be
gleitnng iibrer 5btpeiter, 5ra1 @eorg
gbirbart, IN HoDaIton frennoidaftli-
he 8e1uhe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Jacobs prairie.

Gin Bertreter Der ct. Elon0 Fnb=
Tic Serbice Company bielt nit elmer
Mn5abI prominenter bieiiger 6orn1er
cine Berfammlnng nb, IN tpelder Die
ginridt1ng elmer eleftriiden 5tredfe
6urh bteie l1mgegen6 in lebbafter
8eiie beiproben mnrbe. Mnn fam al
leroings at feinem gntibei0, bod Die
'Wogli6tet, bic bieiigen 6armer nit
Ser 8eq1emlidfeit eleftriiber8eleud
mng gu berieben, bleibt INNER nod
IN Ser S6mebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
boIoinofor0.

sSn Ser BnmiIie @eorg DiQinger
iid our 6re11be Der glfern Elm
geinf16es S6dterben EN-. Moge bic
ie Trenoe cine lang %onbol1ern6e fem!
SO @obn 1ro Battir1 bielten iih eli
ne 0o6e lang beilthgneiie Bel III ben
53mininggitdoten mobnenoen 8ertpat16
ten nn
Sic Bral1pn 6arrD 5anbfnmp nnb
George MiGer inb bon Cincinnati,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Bdvrtihes Settlement.

Gictor 8erntng bon Nlbertb1ue,
Minn., erfreute bie bier mobnenoe
Iamilie Serbert 8artbel nit fur5em
8eiude.
iSamilie Meatbias @ellner NOR unt
sonntag BEL in ct. @lo1o mobne11oen
Gertpanoten GIT @alte.
Ssobann @elo ertpartet mebrere
9er1te BON Satpo, Die 6ie Mbii6t ba=
ben, INN feline Sarm a%b5ufanfen.
fSrou Sbereiia 9rontle, fu1fte ein
Clan Clio bon Serrn Sanien IN Mof-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Rocfpiue.

.@s beiBt, 6aB @err Muggli BON
Golb Spring 6ie 5teue oes &abmfal=
fers fir Sic 81. 81. gol6 Storage So.
bon Babnesbiqe bier als Nabfolger
bes @ottbor6 @e6el iibernomn1en BOT.
SSn Ser Stride tpur6en gum g5G
ltun6 berfin6igt @einrih @anien bon
bier 11n6 SRI. Maria &rebsbod bon
Socobs Hrairie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
fdr1minq.

Sobn @oborif nn6 @attin bon Barf
&apibs bertpeilen einige Gage bier Bel
ibren gltern gu 8ei119.
Sobann Mie6emar1n u116 5ro11 bon
ct. CLOUD tparen Sonntagsgdite Der,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

WANTED Position as cook on
ranch. Phone wioi or 4. o. Box
2si. Burns. b-s-it.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

PROMPT service and courteous
treatment will always he accord
ed patrons OF fhe Hurnr Hotel
barber shop. Baths ai amy hour
ofths day c, " simmonr. Prop.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08
! swAHIANT CALI.

Notice " Ssrsby sivek that there
are sufEicicnt funds on hand TO pay
or a;is0enerol Fund warrants isaned
and regtetered up to and including
February as. 1890. intrest osasss
May fiv r4AeEssAa 80 ~ y
tp - hssgs,-+asc.w- Y KING
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

"a !, .'.,, 1|s
[nse> ~ - AnneG. nasie Nc.
''0see MSS ugtas sl!su1s aud
O. - - e~Asllas Cd lItem.
M T.. 1;As1D - ssis STATE
az 1D11g - "a 1872 cited
aG1ru1nD04 = oopUP ~ - County
'cGDo - - - GU1n., for the
&C.,. - -. - go co1rt
- 1ellpels = - olesen. In
~ oD0uV - e0unGV - Tharsday
III 1SlA ~ - - 1ese. a, ten
q sa:S - - -. -, & amy; .S,
judge - - 6Sriv-1sSG' should
not n6hs = sp1ss suthSsisins and
dfrss11ng .k1Byd .ys1nnoa. admins
tratee 9 - absve ese1oAsl estate.
70 ssll THE UWx NV ~ 1fV-k NEx
NaK eWk ssl ne EEI sEn u
Range 6Ao. w. r.. tar IN. pnrposc
OF paying f1atsne. chasgss end es-
pensss Of Ne aSsvs ssnss estate.
said propsrty being ths real property
belonsiss 10 the above sntitled es-
tate. ''ct' -.
WITNESS: The Hos. Dalton Bisgs
Judge Of Ahs C6etlt Csust OF the
Stais e '0DooSn ~ tbs County OF
hAtuUy ,Wo11 the - e oatl Court
afilSsA ~. 81 aay ~ Nay. A ID.
SSes.~.-a =
{. zysisH yl&ssas s6Hs.. Clerk.
-.N NA e1Isaa. DsSsty.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08
TOO LATE TO CIlNSAaFY

FOR SALE Work team snd new
harness.,vc. NJ. salisbS'y; S-s.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

lf"II.N ". 3f7I'--'' N n
Try Fircstonc Cords. vnivcfsnl
Garage. Adv. ~.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

e ~ - :. ~ = - ssrse
Az 6Vnnot - eGA.s esSl or |
s6pM ~ b4oAe-p - G4sacl
ps1ns - - SkSowa + staiSiy tn
'psS u4S>a1kA sl.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

ls5-asE:S - ss3ss nor,
~ UsuS6a 80 - ~ tkid u
~aaGuo1 ~ sapea1n ssGnmi iAdable
asa.11RAr ~. seaAh - ssattbu'e'
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

FOR BALE Cream sepsvstof,, a.
bargain. acs ~. asiisbury. ~.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

wANrEp diri to DO general house
= wssk Tor small family, rAesc 'Dso
~~riss ,. q. BOX ~. Barns. SIS
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

s'''s:s s:s nm: IA. ..':s e. s,y's.; !. s..,.
W N, y. y. . that
~ Sn1p. sinSonA ~ ourns.
,liI,,u.s1uu- eur1Sn ~ - a x.is
,..,,S;s. S,SSS1S n ,..s..-'S' s....'
IA \ 4 ~. nc r.
= alsd
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08

Try F,rsssonc Cords. Universal
Garage. p. Adv. tf. 4
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
GRAND RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Wilferd Hook enter
tanned the following at q o'clock
dinner Monday evening: Mr., 'nd
Mrs. f. *. Hook. Mrs. $. J. Butte and
Mr. and Mrs Walter Deanth OF Oma-
ha, Neh
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Lockhart were
given a very pleasant surprise "heh
the formers bother Alfred and bride
OF Flint Mich, who were married
last Wednesday arrived Saturday TO
spend their honeymoon, The trip Is
being made by automobile.
The Grand Ridge Chautauqua
opened a five day session here We'd
nesday afternoon with the usual good
attendance The talent for the occas-
ion has be"n selected with care and
will be- " II worth your while to hear.
Mrs Harriet Patterson Of Ottawa
is YitiuE hcr laughter. Mrs. Lewis
Aniram aad attending the Chautau-
qua
Mr. flIn Iudcr who is now Wis
iting IN North Platte. Neb, was the
urar Of A.. and Mrs. G " Manley
at dinner gn sunday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03

mer Utica resident, passed away We'd
nesday night at the Ryburn hospital
following an operation for gotre. The
funeral was held at the Utica Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 2.30
and interment was made in Oak Hill
cemetery
Mrs. Herman Dickman Sr, passed
away at St Mary's hospital in La
Sale Friday after lingering Hines
at the age OF 81 years The funeral
services we're held at the Utica Bap-
tist church Sunday morning at 1899.
lnterment was made in the Ottawa
avenue cemetery Surviving her are
three sons and three daughters
Mrs Chas Bauman entertained the
Daughters Of Isabella at her home on
Canal street last Thursday afternoon
Lunch waa ocryod and an enjoyable
time was pcnt.
Ed Clancy has been on the sick
list
E1 Clancy ana James fitzgerald
have a tent at Starved Rock.
The office employees of the Central
Commercial CO. Of Chicago held their
annual outing Ut Starved Rock last
Saturday also the office force Cf the
Valley Chemical Go at Utica Sky
passengers arrived IN their special
coach on the Rock Island at 1906,
visited the Valley Chem al plant an I
fro mthcre went to Starved Rock,
where a pleasant trip to Horse Shoe
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
BLIND BOGEY TOURNEY
FOR GOLF PLAYERS

\ blind bogey on the "cnter as-ofton-
asyou please basis viii be the main
! feature of two days orgy offered
! Ottawa golfers for tomorrow and
Monday. Bogey, according to an
nounccmCnt of the sports committee
will be somewhere between 20 and
30, whereby COW pasture pool sharks
or all Caltbera viii be insured
chance of getting within the dead
iine with their net cores
rho ever acceptable ball premiums
VIII be hung up as reward to the
piayers hitting nearest the blind,
Fiay will begin early in the morn
ing and run far into the evening of
Monday The course. with its iucreas-
Ing popularity among Ottawa folk.
Is promised the biggest jam of en-
'huSlAAtS 1t ever experienced
banquet match is being planned
for Thursday afternoon, July H. The
match VIII be under the caption Of
Let George do it," pair of Wash
lngton's namosakcs being assigned
captains of the two teams George s.
Wiley and George II. Woolbert. In.
Nitatlons for the match viii be sent
hut carry Ill the week ana cNpeCta-
tons are that there viii be u big turn
out and heated battle, the occasion
being the first half holiday under the
Thursday closing rule The teams
VIII be selected by a committees. after
all cards are returned and entries
tled. The banquet a chicken
spread ill be served at the club
house, under the direction of Mine
Host Lou Harvey, OF Clifton hotel
fame
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
WEEKLY GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS REVIEW

Chicago. July 3-Enlargcd receipts
together with ideal conditions To grow
ing corn have done a good deal 10
make prices of corn TINS week at a
lower average. Compared with a week
ago quotations this morning varied
from l-2c decline TO an advance of
2 1+c
Oats showed a setback of Csc to
&C.
In provisions there were losses
ranging from 81 - 10 $l71.
Widespread timely rains which dis
PEELED fear Of hot wave damage were
of special effect in forcing the corn
market to turn against the bulls.
Prior to the rains the fact that re
ceipts had become much more liberal
OF late was apparently insufficient To
check the continued advance of prices
Fear Of disaster to the oats crop was
prevalent and there was also talk OF
possible development Of bl.ck rust N
spring wheat Later. however. optin-
ism vas general regarding all the
cereals, and ii was said that corn In
particular would be favored by the
high temperatures which had follow
ed a generous supply Of moisture.
Unusually sharp deSCents in the
value Of provisions followed the
monthly warehouse statements of
stocks on hand.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03

no,d;o;+,., arl T.. co.,i,r .1o,., ,ico,,,
at nrosnnt
,,. ,..,,,
"'' 'l" VIZ ''''S ',Ii''''
Wv "e" '''",n'f 'i"'H 'hs'' Hp'i's
",'",' = w. '",S ""' " '"o III w"
q ''' nC,"e VI ''e o''ue PARENTS
~ ""''''
Mrs. tIurkhaller and daughlcr l)oro-
my from Hale1hnrg have been visiting
at the home OF her sister, Mrs, Mur-
ray tNhk. They LEFT tor a visit with
relatives in Texas and on their re
turn trip viii spend the summer
months at the Murray Funk home,
Mrs. Nellie Mccormick of East
thurch street who recently purchas-
ed the house occupied by William
Ford, IS having her home remodeled.
The house Is being raised and new
foundation put under 1t, also "A new
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
WELL KNOWN GIRL
BECOMES A BRIDE

Miss Theresa Richardson daughter
of Mrs Laura Richardson. of Marseil-
les, H. and Emil Klein. oldest son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Klein Of East
Superior street. Ottawa. were mar
ried this morning at S.39 O'Clock at
st. JoSe,ph's church In Marseiles.
Boht Mr. and Mrs. Klein are well
known in this city anu have a large
number Of friends who will be greatly
surprised to hear OF their marriage,
Rev. J. S Kelly of Moline, III. All
uncle OF the groom. performed the
ceremony inthe presence Of only the
immediate friends and relatives Of tie
contracting parties.
me couple were attended by Miss
Margaret Richardson, sister of the
bride, and Rudolph Klein Jr.. brother
Of the groom. During the ceremony
the bride wore gown Of white or.
CANDY and carried bridal bouquet of
pink roses Following the ceremony
two course welding breakfast was
served to the immediate friends and
relatives of the bride and groom after
which they departed for brief honey
moon in Chicago, They will make
their future home In this city.
The bride Is one of the most pOpu
lar girls of Marseiles and has a large
circle of friends both in MarseiIlos
and Ottawa She graduated from the
Marseilles public schools and later at.
tended Browns Business college in
this city. Recently she has been EN-,
ployed in the Office of the National
Biscuit company.
The groom Is prominent yaung
man Of Ottawa. He Is a graduate
OF the Ottawa High school and has re
Gently been employed by the Ottawa
tLshiOn company
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHiLLiMORE,
Representatve, Branch Office Phliilmore Building

Mrs c. Werhane on Broadway
Mrs Harold Moore spent a few
hours in Ottawa yesterday.
Harvey Anderson of Racine, Wis
arrived here today to visit his sister.
Mrs Bertha Hardy.
Clarence Nelson Of Tulsa. Okla ar
rived here last evening for week $
visit with relatives and friends He
will be accompanied home by his wife,
who spent several weeks here visiting
her mother, Mrs Emma Derby
Misses Anna Schultz and E:hel anil
Ellen Schroeder OF Elgin arrived here
today to sp"nd two weeks vacation
with their parents.
Harry Battles and William Green,
who are employed at Rock Falls. Will
spend the Fourth with relatives in
this city.
Lee Wescott departed yesterday for
Detroit, Mich. TO drive back new
Essex touring car,
Steve Mcintyre and Werner Carlson
of Moline will spenI the Fourth in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurkow of San1,
Wich are visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Lorin Varney.
Mrs, Edward Gromberg spent today
in ottawa
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Coffeen went
to Chicago today to visit over the
Fourth with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sigler re
turned yesterday from their wedding
trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold AMI chill
dren Of Chicago spent last evening
visiting relatives in this city. They
departed today for Davenport. Iowa.
to spend the Fourth with friends.
Misses Violet and Verda Lee went
to Aurora .oday for a visit with
friends,
Mrs. Harry Fitzpatrick and children
returned to their home in Aurora yes
terday after visit the home Of the
latters parents, Mr and Mis- Edward
Varney
George Wartz Of Chicago ia visiting
here at the home of Mrs c. Kilmer.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Osman of Chi
caeo will pend the Fourth here at the
home of Mr. and Ms August Letter.
itz.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
UTICA

Mrs. Palmqust was shopping in La
Sale yesterday.
Mrs Clark Cary is visiting friends
in lStreator
Mrs Alice Wheeler and daughter
Mrs, Harmon Fowlie, were shopping
in Ottawa yesterday.
Wayne Burgess of Chicago Is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Harmon
Frank Briteman and son Leonard nf
Chicago are visiting at the home Of
Mrs G. Collins.
Al Martin has resigned his position
with the Morrissey meat market He
left for OWasso, Mich
Mrs Alien Russell was an Ottawa
shopper yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Woodbury. and Mrs Joe
Clancy were the guests OF La Sale
friends Yesterday.
Mrs. Willis Williams and little girI
were La Sale shoppers yesterday.
Mrs. Morris Fitzgerald was La
Sale shopper yesterday.
George Lee transacted business in
Ottawa yesterday.
n. J. Cary was in Ottawa on business
yesterday
Mrs. Charles Rounds from La Sale
called on friends here yesterday.
Miss Josephine Neary and Mis-,
Anna Burke were shopping in La Sal,
yesterday.
Miss Myral Lilies is employed ir
Quandt's restaurant during the bus,
season.
Miss Ruth Crosiar was taken to st
Mary's hospital In La Sale. wher,
she underwent an operation for ap
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
LONGS LIQUIDATE
ON GRAIN BUYS

Chicago July Liquidating sales
on the part OF tired-out longs brought
about sharp declines today in the
corn market Favorable weather CON
diOns together with prospects Of con
tinued liberal receipts made bearish
sentiment paramount Opening prices
were followed by a moderate reaction
and then by break to much under in
itial figures
Oats sympathized with the woaa
ness in corn After opening l-Sc 10
7-Sc off. the market hardened some
what and then sagged again.
Provisions recovered a little from
Yesterdays acute depression.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
Hair For the Bald.

A French surgeon OF NE PaS'nur
institute claims to have discovered u
process by which be cnn graft hair
70 the scalp and 50 make the heads ~
Sutherland Sisters Nc declares that
he has nlr"ndy positively and permn.
nenily cured siy bachelors of hnhnr44
through n slight surgical operation
which Is painless and lcnyeg uo m cf
fccts.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03

pru, represented an attempt to con-
strucf q horizontal harp that was
played upon hy Weans Of obong wood
en KEYS cnIl" lacks" our piano is
n modified ana improved harpsicord,
Invented iu III by Bartolomeo Crlsto-
fnln Of taGun.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03

Trade Golf association. finishing two
down in the throo-uuarter match play
against par N. + Schoenthaler won
lew net for the forenoon round with
- 81. H. +. Campbell taking sec.
Ond with % IJ-,A and II, II. Taylor
third With sG--S1N. j. b McCahcy
won luN net in the afternoon with
ST. Il, e. Jessup, - l9--16, tax
ing second and +, r. Franklin, s0--5
II, third.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
Maybe That's So.

Jud Tunkl1S says many . mGn
would be more prosperous If he could
get aS enthusiastic over his own bust.
pesS as he does over he efforts of
perfect stranger tO land a hit that'U
bring in Il run Washington Star.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
Local Notes.

Misses Vida and Cora Simmons
were Ottawa visitors today
MRS. Bloszer spent a few hours in
Ottawa today
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Werhane of
Chicago are visiting at the home OF
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
Today's Markets


Livestock.
Chicago, Ill, July .. Hogs Receipts
1900: held over 1926; bidding sharp
ly lower
Cattle Receipts 5000.
Sheep Receipts 5000
Money.
New YORK, JulJ s. ENyhangt
steady, sterling. demand. S94
Produce.
Chicago. July a. Butter UNCHANGED
Eggs unchanged, receipts. l2,oto
cases.
Poultry Alive unchanged