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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
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NEWS dA

Harry Boyce, Of Chicago, is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Barn
hardt at their home ON Superior
street
Miss Marie Jobst has returned to
her home IN Pontiac after visiting
friends and relatives here for IA few
days.
II. c, Arnold. OF Otis. Kansas, II,
the guest Of his brother, Henry l..
Arnold. at his home in East Ottawa,
Max Kncussl left Sunday evening
for Cleveland, Ohio. whore he will
participate this weeks shoot Of the
Great American handicap.
Mr., and Mrs. A. d. Booth will leave
tomorrow evening for Oberlin, Ohio,
where they will spend two weeks visit
inf their former home and Old friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. j Yenne have return
ed to Centralia after visiting friends
and relatives here. They will contin-
Ne To Virginia, where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Edith Schageter lett yesterday
for Davenport, Iowa, where she Will
remain indefinitely.
Miss Gladys Howe. of Serena, was
the guest OF Ottawa friends yester-
day.
Mrs. John Lucey and daughter Jan ),
of Chicago, are spending a few days
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Agnes Milleran. of La Sale
was an Ottawa caller and shopper to-
day
John Gary and August Milleran mo.
tored here from La Sale today and
spent the day here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Watts and
daughter, Gladys, Charlotte and Mi
dred, and son, Clarence Jr., returned
home today from Ellison Bay, Wis
Mrs. Louise Watson Sheib of Chi
cago has returned to her home there
after spending the past few days
as the guest of her sister, Mrs Julia
Barr, at her home on Kansas street.
+. II. Carver and son James have
returned to their home in West OF
tawa after spending yesterday in Chi
cago on business.
Miss Anne Maggie returned to her
home on West Main street after
spending the past week with friends
in Dixon.
Miss Mary VinOchi has returned to
her home here after spending the past
week as the guest of Laid friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Stanley and son
Warren of Utica We're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Warren OF La
fayette street last evening.
Nicholas Warren returned to his
homo on Lafayette street last even
ing after spending the past few weeks
with friends and relatives in Chica-
go
John EIolhers Of Earlville was an
Ottawa business translator today
Miss Maude Kenny of Galesburg
was an Ottawa caller and shopper to-
day.
Mrs. Joseph Emerson and nioce5,
Misses lrma and Ollie DuIy of Gales
burg, spent sunday visiting Mr.. AMI.
Mrs. Joseph Rabbit.
l. n. Baxter drove Ford car
equipped with an Ottawa body to Win
nebago City and return. distance Of
"2S miles, in twenty-five hours.
Miss Helen Marmion is visiting
with friends and relatives IN Chicago.
John f. SNAPPER went to Peoria
this morning on business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wood have |
re urned to their home in Chicago /
utter visit at the home of the lat /.
er's mother. Mrs ". ". Nash, on OF /
ava avenue
Miss Eva Langan wenr to Peoria
his morning on a business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. Flanagan Of Con.
lttr -,.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
BRITISH MINERS
BALLOT ON STRIKE

London Aug Members of the
British miners federation began to-
day to ballot on the project of calling
strike to enforce their organizations
demand for an advance in wages and
Il reduction Of the price Of coal. The
voting Will continue all week It is
forecast by London newspapers, how
ever, that tho miners will vote over
Whelmingly in favor OF striking unless
their demands are granted.
The government has so far refused
TO consider the miners demands
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
DIES MONIES STREET
CIR employees STRIKE

Dcs Moines, Ia, Aug, 2i--Des
Moines' long threatened street car
strike became a reality this morning
when 400 mOtormen and conductors
walked out under orders of their
executive committee. Union officials
say the men will not return to work
until they are paid SS4 900 back wages
spring.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
ALRYMPLE AGENTS
MAKE $50O.OOO HAUL

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Twelye men
were arrested and whisky valued ~
100000 sliced by prohibition agents
under Major Dalrymple today. The
men were preparing To unload two
carloads Of whisky when the govern
ment agents, who had been in hiding
in the railroad yards, surrounded
them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
NORWAY

The Methodist church of Norway
VIII give an ice cream social at the
Temperance hall next Saturday even
ing. large number of members and
friends are expected to attend Plans
are under way to make this big sue
cess and very enjoyable program
has been arranged.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24

Morol and family will soon move to
their new homo.
Rev. and Mrs. james Foster o.
StrCator, who leave soon for Gary,
Ind, where Rev. Foster has accepted
a call. We're dinner guests Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
VI. GlaiZer
Mrs. llurloman of Ottawa was a re.
cent overnight guest at the home ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duttlingor, west
OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hammond OF
Ease Liberty street enter: Gained the
formers sister ana husband and two
cousins from iowa last week.
Mrs. Forest Jones ana children
spent Friday with the formers brotl
or, Ely Heth, and family, south Of
town.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson ana
daughter returned to their home in
Blue Island Friday afternoon after
several days visit with village rcl&-
tNes.
Mrs. Bursack who resides west OF
the village, has as her guests at this
writing here daughter, husband and
three children from San Bernoto,
Texas.
Dr. and Mrs, Evans. who have been
visiting at the home of the lattor's sis !
tor, Mrs. Robert pounds:Onc, and FAM |
lily. have gone to Streator to visit
Mrs. Evans parents, Rev and Mrs. |
j, A NorthruD.
Mrs. NJ. H. Crawford, Mrs. A. Ives /
and Rev. and Mrs. Circle were recent F..
Farm Ridge callers.
Mrs, David Hunter has gone TO
Blackstone 20 visi: aer daughter. /
Mrs. Kelly Payne, and family, and as /.
sist with threshing.
Mrs. Frank BrtWclI of otter Creek .
epont day the past week with vii .
lage relatives.
Mrs David Tombstone returned
from Peoria and Green Valley ILL.,, on
Saturday. where She had spent the
past week. From saturday until Mon
day she WaS The guest of Rev. Ivan
,hoiten and family, former pastor of
the First VI. T.. church Of this vii.
age, but who for the past two years
has been pastor OF the Yale Memorial
thWch Ct Peoria.
Mrs. Arthur Thomas. west of town.
= and sister OF Ottawa over the week
End.
4. c. Snedaker, daughter, Miss
{ena, and their guests. Mrs Arthur
smith and daughter Aurora of Brad
ord, ILL.,, We're O'Clock dinner guests
It the +. p. WaKey home Saturday
'Ycning
Mrs y. X. Langley and daughter,
Miss Angie, called on village friends
saturday evening.
Misses Anabelle Brown of CHICAGO
nd sister, Nina Brown of Iowa. ar
iVed Saturday for a visit with their {
lister Mrs. Thomas Osborn, and fam
~ OF Porter avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Doyt of near
sandy Ford are the parents of a baby
10Y born Sunday morning. Aug. %.
District Supt. NeWland was present {
nd had charge of the services at the
lothodist church Sunday morning.
". Newland was here TO attend the (
uarterly conference on Saturday.
Miss Lois Woolenhaupt spent Satur-
ay and Sunday with Marseilles rcla {
ives.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-24
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

If YOU want your sale in ny sale
calendar make arrangements now.
It will be published daily instead of
weekly. The dates are being booked
fast
col. DAN FITZGERALD
See, write or phone at my expense.
Ottawa Phone 673-F
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FOR SALE Nalamaaoo heater linol-
lcum. gas plate and oven, music cab
met curtains, Wringer, rus border.
china closet, tables, pair c. oars. can
107 Madison.
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RNTCHfl't1 WANTED Fox River
Packing Company, Aurora. III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
Revelations of a Wife
My Heart and My Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

! let little Mrs. DJrK5e have hat
feminine consolation known as "a
good CRY without an interruption
from me save the timely proher Of
one Of .Alfrcd's large handkr-chiefs-
To tell the truth, l was so an
moved at the foolish short-sighted-
ness which she had shown In the
matter of the conserve ella had
r1adc and Alfred had praised SC eV-
traVasantly that ! did not feel like
SNmp1thiZing with her outburst as
I otherwise would nave done. So
with an air OF detachment I with
drew 10 the window seat and sat
down. 1 was tempted 10 pick UP
Il n3ga2in and read while ] wait
cd, but refrained. knowing that my
| little neighbor would be SrieYously
| offended if ! did so.
When Tie hast sobs had subsided
and IN unromuntic shifting had
/ hcralded her return % cOmposure
/ rose and walked 90 the bedside.
lust you wait" she said with
| childish vindictiveness. 'till Junior
| tells YOU his 6ancee knows more
about history or school teaching or
] cooking than YOU dot"
| Il sincerely hope she Will I said
gayly. I'D pity Junior if she
/ didn't"
oh, it's all very we'll for you TO
| talk now when Juniors only a lit
! tie more than a year old. But yOu'll
| SEQ this ip voice dripping with
I dark prOEn ostication.
! IL l do. IN come 20 you and
! acknowledge the corn rs Dicky
says" retorted lightly. But
| don't you think ia better battle
| your face and eyes now? You don't
want them 10 suspect you've been
| crying"
Little they care whether I've
| been Crying" she said pettishly.
"Alfred's probably holding that pink
! silk comforter while she tries ex-
! pcrinents 20 get that fruit stain
| nut of H. and telling her all the
| time not 20 care what ola cranky
| mother says about the conserve.
| because its tho best stuff that ever
| came down the pike. Oh, YOU can't
fool me-
'I shan't attempt to-" I replied
| quietly. You're simply talking the
most arrant nonsense. and YOU know
it,"
Airs 10 blame mostly" his moth
er said with a quick unreasoning
! shift OF opinion. Leila was really
quite decent about asking my advice
/ about things. and she brought q
sample OF everything up for me &c
see II IL would do before she finish
ed il. and she didn't do half bad for
a beginner. but I suppose now shell
~ 50 cocky therein be no living
with her"
I bathed her face and hands with
out replying. and brought her a glas'
Of the iced orange juice which was
her favorite beverage. There was
no use talking TO her. I saw that be-
side her maternal jealousy, her van
it, had been sorely wounded bl
LeIia's undoubted skill in preserving
u would be a hard task for the CIR
so regain the undOubted liking WITT
which little Mrs. Durkee had re-
yarded her at first.
With a little hot feeling OF indig
nation wondered whether il wer'
worth the girls while 70 make tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17

effort She had made strenuous Of
forts TO please her prospective moth
ar-in-law. and / knew from Alfrcds
race as he had stalked cut OF mis-
mothers room that his sympa thieS
were all with his sweetheart.
Poor little Mrs. Durkee, She had
thrown the game she was playing
and a pitiful. I city game il was, 100.
directly into the hands OF the Sirl
she had constrained unwillinely 20
be her opponent. What would Leila
do with her victory
Whether by accident or design.
I Leila made no reference 10 pre-
serves for two or three days. ANA
brought no more samples for her
mother-in-law 10 try Her manner
was perfect in its exquisite courtesy,
| but / thought ] detected q with
! drawal OF the warm hearted en-
I thusiasm which had characterized
( her before Little Mrs Durkee.
! never very subtle. was frankly
/ puzzled, and I watched with amaze
ment her efforts to solve the prob
I lem
The speculation did her good. and
as Alfred. while courteous and at
| tentive TO her. carried around with
1 him an unmistakable CROUCH
| think the little woman grew really
| alarmed a last for fear that she had
gone too far.
one morning I came into the up
stairs hall just as Leila was taking
! q breakfast tray to Mrs. Durkee
/ She did not see me. and 7 saw her
stop and peer into the room before
she entered. Behind her could sec
what she was seeing-the reflection
4 of my little neighbor IN her big pier
/ glass
| II was a woebegone little face re
/ Elected there. one from which its
| owner was wiping away a furtive
| tear. I saw Leila nod her head en-
| phatically. az II she had just set
| tied something in her own mind. and
when she had greeted me and left
Mrs. Durkee and her breakfast tray
in my care she rushed back 70 the
/ kitchen.
When she came back Alfred was
with her. looking a bit sheepish. IS
/ is the masculine custom when drag
/ ged into a purely feminine contrO-
Iversy.
My dear" Belia began vivacious-
/ ~. will you please discipline this
\ son OF y0urs2 He's been raving for
/ days about that delicious chilli sauce
YOU make, his esIecial favoTite. and
he insisted that he had helped you
/ make IL often enough 70 be able 20
tell me how. so that we could sur
i prise YOU with your winters sup
ply He even has all the things piled
up in the kitchen. VIII you tell him
20 get out Of the way. and then VIII
YOU tell me. step by step, Just how
YOU do IL -"
Little Mrs Durkee's eyes sparlled
! Kiss me. ALI, and run along.
she said succintly. Now. Leila. you
/ -als your tomatoes"
] slipped out OF the room. all ms
doubts as to the future happiness
OF Leila and Alfred and my little
reighbor "anishing into thin air. The
gentle Virginia girl might not be abb,
20 paint canvasses that would live
but / paid tribute 10 her as a genu-
) inc artist when confronted with hsl
life canvas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17

and the next regular meeting IS an
nounoed for Jan. 90.
Mrs &. T.. Axtell 1921 Portage av..
entertained the members of the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
ri the TRINITY ". +. church Thurs
day afternoon.
The program which vas IN charge
OK Rev T.. l. Phillips Included a re-
view OF tho lesson chapter OF the
text book The Bible and the Mis-
sious, by Rev. Phillips; a delightful
Christmas story told by Mrs. Beistle
and leaflets by Mn. T. Kilgore and
Mrs. AXteI The devOtionals were
conducted by Mrs Jhon Haze..
Members OF the society presented
their Christmas offerings Iva a novel
way. Each member was presented
with q miniature steamer ticket on
which was marked number OF miles
her offering would carry a mission
airy. Refreshments were served at
tho close Il the afternoon TO %
guests by the hostess. Mrs. Jones.
Harrison ay.. viii act As hostess to
the members Of .he society the third
Thursday in January.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the Grace NJ +. church
met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlOrs The hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs Homer
TagEert Mrs Drolla Tronson. Mrs.
Homer Weaver. Mrs. Harry Parker,
Mrs. Walter Palmer Mrs. Ada Yer
rick, Miss Nettie Taylor, Mrs. W. ..
Farnum. Mrs. Hattie Layfield. Mrs
J. Lawrence and Mrs r. Manches-
ter. Hand IN Hand" the topic for
the afternoon. was discussed by
Mrs. Robert Lang Leaflets on the
same subject were given by Mrs
James Lawrence. Mrs. Virgil Nash
and Mrs. G. Wall. During the So
cial hour which followed a piano
solo was given by Miss Letha Nash,
vocal duet by Miss Ruth Kizer
and Miss Edith Hill. and a Christ
mas song by Miss MarCella Shirk
An unusual meeting in the nature
Of "a winter picnic will be held Jan.
20 in the church parlOrs by the So
ciety.
The annual Victory club Christ
mas dinner was given at I o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. j. NJ. Riland. s. Carroll 81.
Unique Christmas place cards sent
by a former club member, Mrs. r.
Dubail who Is now in Portland. Ore.
marked the places Of the guests. 4
basket OF variegated cut flowers was
used as a charming centerpiece for
the dinner table and a Christmas
taper designed the place OF each
guest The afternoon was spent So
cially In two weeks the club win
be entertained by Mrs. VI. OFT, s.
Carroll st.
The regular meeting OF the Triple
Four club was held Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs Elmer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
SOCIETY

Mcdonald 1919 Lincoln way ".
Election OF officers for the ensuing
club year took place with the fol-
lowing results: Mrs ". l.. Cooper
reporter. and Mrs Alma Mcdonald.
chairman OF thef lower committee.
Plans were discussed for a New
Year party 10 be held az the home
OF Mrs. Mcdonald. Dec 30. The
next regular meeting of the club
viii be held Jan. 20 with Mrs. FL
mer Rodgers. 2O20 Lincoln way w,
acting a. hostess.
A meeting OF The Nonpariel club
took place Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. L. a Lydick, 1928 Lin
coin way W. Refreshments were
served ny the hostess at a table
centrred with a wicker basket OF
poinsg tia. Lighted red tapers
marked the places Of the guests.
The roll call was responded 70 by
giving Christmas readings. and the
social hour which followed was
spent with needlework The date
and place Of the next meeting viii
be announced later.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Munson Chapel held an all day
meeting Thursday with Mrs. ora
Taylor on the Division 81. I'd. An
attractive Christmas color scheme
was carried out IN the decoIS ions OF
the dinner table where covers were
placed for II guests. a committee
was appointed 20 arrange for the
Christmas entertainment to be given
by the society Christmas eve at the
church. The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Frank Bauer. In four
weeks the society will meet with
Mrs Frank Mangus Crumstown I'd.
Election Of officers took place
with the following results at a meet
ing of the Jolly Nine club Thursday
afternoon: Mrs. Joseph Morn. pres
ident: Mrs. b. Frank, secretary and
treasurer. and Mrs. S. TOmber re-
porter. Cards were the diversion OF
the afternoon and favors were a
warded 10 Mrs. Sam Gutstein and
Mrs. Charles BerlOw and the guest
favor 70 Mrs. Sam ROssln. The meet
ing was held at the house Of Mrs.
II. Simon, r. Bronson st.
\ meeting of the Women's For
eign Missionary society OF the First
III. Z. church was held Thursday af-
ternoon. The program for the meet
ing included a paIer on Two Ways
~ Conducting a Missionary Meet
ing by Miss Martha Braeckley; a
leaflet on The Lady OF Vision by
Miss Miriam Reyer. and a vocal
solo by Miss Clara Ehrhart, who
was accompanied by Miss Lee
Braeckley. The place OF the next
meeting which will be held Jan. IS,
will he announced later.
Seven senior members and seven
junior members Of the Modern Mos
theirs club attended the club Christ
mas party given by Mrs. Russo II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-17
SOCIETY

a most interesting program wac
presented by the pupils Of the south
Bend Conservatory Of Music al a re-
ciral given Thursday evening The
program follows.
i-iano, The Gypsy Boy. Schytte.
Marion Dalton: piano. tal Evening
song. GaFnOr. OBJ The Hopper Toad
Cranini. Heulah Proud; Dance, o.
Petite Coquette. wanda I.avenwcOd:
piano. About GypEies. Rogers. Elma
ferguson. Dance" AlleErptto. Dor
nthy Grai1Scr. piano. (al The Indi-
Mother. Smith. OBJ Mignonette.
fdChner. Alice Casey. vocal. sing.
sing Birds on the Wing. NeidIinger.
louise Bergstedt, piano Rondo
MignOn. Baumfelder. Nathan Levy:
he Is Kind. lie is Good. MasSenet.
Neva Robbins; piano. Dance OF the
Flower Girls. Eilenberg Edna
toTwltz. piano. r'auce of the .ylphs,
GOidblatt Margaret Waters vocal,
\ Memory. Can't. Mrs. Ashley. pi-
auo. RaindroDs. Kern. Mildred Beeh-
ier. vocal, The Little Road Home
Brewer. Mrs. Weiduer. piano. Aus
trian Song PacEer. Louise Kelly,
vocal There is q Garden. Proctor.
Mrs Hunter. piano. (al Shepherd
Boy Wilson. Oh Chasing the But
fsrHies. Eileuberk. Gladys Hummer;
vocal, Boat Song. Harriet Ware
Bernice GildenberRer: piano. Good
Sitht Nevin. Caroline shelton: vo-
caLIlOve's Way. Norwegian Folk
ca EarCissus. Ncvin, co. SCherZan-
do Beccher, Elizabeth SmOgor.
The program for the afternoon
meeting OF the Women's Home Mis-
sionary society Of the First NJ. =.
church which was held Thursday in
the church parlors was in charge
~ Mrs. II. O.. WeltOn Wha was as
sisted by Mrs ". g. Wegner. Mrs.
r. II. Stretch, Mrs 7. j. Halt, Mrs.
Frank Casteei. Mrs. A. +. McFann.
Mrs. s. W. Baer and Mrs. 4. r. Kin
sey. a Christmas story by Mrs.
Wegner was a feature Of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Myron Campbell gave a
report or the national meeting OF
the home missionary societies which
was held at St Paul. Mimi. and 20
which she was delegate. Mrs.
WeltOn spoke of the missionary
horu. esta blished at Ellis Island and
The work It has accomplished among
the immigrants 4 memorial SER
vice was held at the close Of the
meeting in the memory OF Mrs.
George TAYLOR who for 80 years has
leeu an active mem Der OF the so
Ciety and who served IA years as
president OF the society. Mrs. Tay-
Tor was made an honorary perpet-
uli member OF the society two years
ago is recognition OF the work she
has done
An all day sewing viii be held the
CecOnd Thursday IN January at the
church FOR the EpwOrrn hospital