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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
Beckett Moran

loo B,ckclt, Eu-laad'S only contend
ins. hrayywright for this division honor.
was Srun;rd from g"!nS any further IN
his pYull!St!c ann last niGh when FRANK
MorIn Pittsburgh clever heavy. Sh"t
IN a Shor, upp, rrut from clnch an!
stopped the I:~tt!&hrr N thr second
round The nd rHIu. quickly. as neither
WAS In = lS,h condition better" IN" IN
hghting started. and the citnch that
proved the downfall Of Beck tt occurred
lust AFTER ~ mad "rL2Vcd' Moran n gord
on" on the jaw.
BcckrttS nghtjng career should end as
the result OF his defeat last evening. rs
H. will probably rrNrr Aave an idraloi
becoming champion after taking IN" nun
count at the hands - heavyweight
who had been stopped by Jack Dempsey
and few others II this country. THIS
has also L tendency 70 undrrT;itr N2rpsh-
tier, who stopped N" Rri,iShsr in the
first round. with 4 lightning right cross.
To show THAI Beckett was such an easy
mark does not take any Giory from
ethics arpcnt.rr - Moran. but Il does
indicate that IN" public - b1Sing the
frenchmans chances with Dempsey, and
even predicting u defeat for our champ
thar ono would have thought that Beck
EFT was a real wonder
Directly speaking. Dempsey IS FAR SUI
pCrior 10 Carpenter and alth"ufh Such
a match has been arranged. il WAS only,
done because OF tho constant howl ~
tha public, which demanded and even in
simulated that the FrcnChmaD was cap
able and almost sure OF taking the
crown away from The hard hitting
lDNmpSrS
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v. Y. U.-P|7T
CLASH OCT. 8
nrouNTArNEERS WILL ATTEMPT TO
TWIST PANTEB'S TAIL FOE
THrRD TrE-AYE HOPES
Aluo Meet Washington & Lee In Annual
Event at Charleston NOV. S-Noere
Dame In Pending

Morgantown, Dec. l0.-Work on the
football schedule for West virginia mi
vc:Sity In 1921 is being continued here
W thuut Il letup. and a. result oi IN"
first several weeks of diCkcrJnR three
games have been definitely arranged and
the dates for the conflicts set. 1t IS
known that quite few games with hiE
eastern and mid0lcwest outfits are pend
ing. The University Of Pittsburgh
eleven will br met at Forbes Ftelh
Pittsburgh on October s. ON that date
,ha Mountaineers will again invade the
Smoky City and attempt 10 twist the
lanther's tail.
On Saturday. November 5. the Varsity
will clash with Washington and Lee at
Charleston in the annual conflict lee
tween cevcns representing the two IN
StItutIUnS. This game Will probably b"
AN annual affair tor Charleston IN the
future.
ON thanksgiving Day, Washington
ara Jcffcrsou College comes here. L.
high and Rutgers will bc i'laycd on 'h"ir
fields. but 50 far dates for the gaines
have Mt been flxed.
Contests with BuCknell. virginia.
Metre Dame, Indiana. brown and J., IN
State are pending. There u 4 pri'iAi!-
ity that one OF even twU IF tG"%" i""t..N
will be found on the VARSITY schedule
y.hcn IL Is Compl led. %"Nt years
schedule gives promise IL being a. dIffi-
cult aa that OF tn" sc:.H0n just closed.
draDitc the fact that not" of tho Big
Three" are likely To be met.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

waukec enlargement OF two years ago
that lie could trim dempsey. There was
ltli" W nothing IN inIt battle L" justify
such "A stand. OUTSIDE 81 the fact that
ErcuHHu actually staggered Dempsey IN
IN" iir-t round thcr" was nothing To II
but Jack every inch o! the way. He
actually hit Errnuan so hard on the chin
that lie broke his ankle. This thing mas
happened at different timr> IN the ring.
~ course Il comes from i slip and turn
of the ankle after tn" blow * delivered.
Bll always blamed thiS accident for his
defeat. But the defeat Mas so CUnvinC-
ing and so decisive" that there was
scarcely any alibi 1T all 10 he given tor
Il. Tn" TACT Of the matter Is that after
Dempsey gives Z man Il defeat OF this
sort the man beaten seldom amounts 10
anything Afterwards brennan hash I
shown u thing sine" his licking in Mil
w;Iuk"e that would IN the least measure
Justify his getting 4 return engagement
Even man ~ thr Marry Grcb type.
who can make 100 pounds; AZ any time.
has trimmed brennan. We Ike fireman
personally. for ne ~ 4 clean. tine up
standing young man OF the real Irish
type. full of CCnCc!t In his own ability,
which is an excellent asset in this ignt-
ing game. and 4 man. We believe. VINO
does not disslpate in any way. IIe likes
to fight. but We doubt very much wheth-
or he has tho real lnSId.S at tnr present
time for an encounter OF this nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
CHAMBERS 'RAPS'
v. CONFERENCE:
CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY COACH
SAYS TEAMS ARE AFRAID TO
MEET POSSIBLE SUPERIORS
Miami and Cincinnati Wore Only Able
to Book Few Games With Western
Conference Elevens

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec. l0-AsscrtinC
that football teams in tho ohio confer
..rlrc which have been making cnv!ablc
records. do not care 10 book conference
cleNrnS which they feel they could not
defeat" Coach Boyd Nhamhhers OF the
University of Cincinnati today rN-
pressed Indignation over tn" recent
s,hcIuir-m making meeting Of the Con-
ference at columbus.
"Snuthcrn OHIO EirI"ns were given
tho cold shoulder" Chambers declared.
Representatives OF tn" Northern col
lrgrs got into :. corner by Themselves
and arranged their schedules. What
few dates were left. they offered t"
smaller colleges in their vicinity.
1T looked TO me- that the teams which
,haIr been making an cnEiah," record In
the Conference did not care Ia boob
clcvrns Witch th"y could not defeat
That - the wrou: spirit. II $c"'a' L"
me ia" faculty representatives on IN"
Conference h,.LrG~ oGEat I" take some
n :I"r
,'l.r.shrrs assorted tnHt Coach George"
r..trl" rf Miami. and r"I"h I"" Meyer Of
81 Nrlyr& College q! TINS ety. Shar"
ms; We've.
run,,umtti WAS ahl" q, Chain oni v
four conference dates. and M'2Ln! "aly
Ave.
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DROPS
", Y, j. ON "SkED"

Princeton, n. J., Dec. l0.-ManaGer
G.. II. Love, of the 1921 football team to-
night announced the schedule for next
season. The list ia comprised OF the
usual number Of seven. games, five to be
played In the Palmer Stadium. one At
Arnupolis and the Yale game at Ne"
Haven.
The new schedule Is notireahly harder
than this years. the University Of Eir-
gnla and Swarthmore contests being
the only two easy games. and the latter
can hardly be called an easy team TO
beat. for they gave the Tigers harder
time than any OF the Orange and Blacks
other early season opponents.
For the first time since S9S Prince
ton will play a western team when it
meets the University Of Chicago here
on October q. .COl%ate, another team
that did not appear on the 1920 list. VII!
come TO TiGertown on October 8. Col
gate defeated Princeton by 10 1919.
The University Of Maryland. Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
HENRYS "SET" FOR
YANKEE A, C, CONTEST
East End Eleven'1 Clash In Rival"
Game at Tunnel Green Tomorrow
Both PrncttcinE Hard

With practically whole weeks prac-
t:ce. which consisted OF two hours Of
hard work each evening. the Henry A.
t. are all set" for their big Sunday
tilt with the Yankee \. {. This contest
can easily be termed as a "rival" affair
as both. teams have been challenging the
other for nearly Il "cnon's age" and
finally that arran"rmcRtS are C0mplete ted
one OF the bittrrrSt battles that has
ever taken pla"" On the Green IS eX-
pcCted TO result.
Coach Nail has been working hard
with his boys during tho week and re-
ports them in the best OF condition, and
with several new stars added to the
roster the Cold and Blu" is confident
OF coming out with the flying Colors.
Arch Games. OF the Stats \. C. Will
probably referee tho contest. while
James Hummer will act as umpire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
|N'|NT|RE WILL NOT RETURN To
WEST VIRGINIA NEXT SEASON

athletic board and Coach McInt:rr and
that the committees is now on tho look
cut for = successor.
Many names hay" been mentioned.
including Folwrll. last year A. the Navy;
Al sharpe. formerly At Cornell, and now
director at Yale; Nost former West Nlr-
ginil man, whose twcnty-year record
At Michigan is we'll known: "Grcasy'
Ncalr at Marietta COLLEGE fer two years
past: Ward Larham. successful coach
Of the MouNtIinccr Freshmen team
last fail: Foster Sanford. coach at Rut-
gers: walter Strfccn. Techs successful
mentor. and Eci" T"hin. formerly as
snciate coach with M"Inttr" here. A
large number - applications for the
position have boon received. but II 4
change IS fiual,y decided unor West Flr-
s!nta will accept no sccond-rate coach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
UNION HIGH WINS.

Tn. REPRESENTATIVES, Il UEi"n N."'
e~r .. T." ,nur 80: ms Il. -! y h"ui'i''
yfc,rrv u....:h" rlh,ih.yS Of W"St I.ih-
rrtv EurrIlnl school last evening at
W"s, Liberty.
In q fast and thr!llr ~ game the hoy
wan an; I'm a clos" ''r.-h by a foul 'ir:
a f"ld r"al. IN" urIi score s,an1InA
@l-lS TIL girls contest ended asia.
the N"rma!itcs being "utplaycd in every
department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
M0RAN, OF PITTSBURGH, KNOCKS
OUT ENGLISH CHAMP, BECKETT

n. trying short arm jahs which tt'IS',
,n Rand. Moran then ROT N h'iI
smash. hut Beckett quickly F,I"'"''''
with Il powerful right t" IN" Jaw
Rrckett was tioored with '''Sh'nE
urpcrcut during the In-rrht'nS''a''" w, M'H
counted out when II" failed |" tIS'' "'
end Of the bout came amid rN'i;"HlrH'
The match was for twenty ROUNDS
p,rE.,.'s sudden collapse WAS mos (
sensational. az up 70 u few seconds Pc
core he was counted cut h" had 'Ah"r"
many more blows than ~" Am"ri,'u.
whn by comparison. S"rih'n i''V' =.
slnu.sr Moran was again warmed Tor
ci;nchtnS IN the second round. .,-.,
The Knockout blow was N"rAns ITS,
effort at real fighting. He put ~. H.
strength into the right uppercut' wh!Eh
i,ndrd on Berkctts chin and sent 'nr
British champion to the boards. wh.rSI
ne rolled over and oTNv. until '"""''u
out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
M(0INDsV|LLE LAD IS FIRST 'SOPH'
LEADER Of j. Of {. ON GR|D|RON

,e,ic association. during the years ear !. CT ct
rs, ~ and rs. graduating IN the lASt
year mentioned. He SICn took up pre-
parat"ry work and entered IT., tHT . "'''F-
IL, hasiheen oat Of several games THIS
season due t" Injuries: but IN am t"T
games ne has participated in he Showtu
IN unusual amount 81 grit and stamina
together with exceptional h"adwork III
tho quarterback position.
In the annual Thanks giving day game
with Miami It WAS due I" the cool th ni,,T,
ing and PLAYING of this game htt!e
rmorterhock that the Cincinnati! varsity
left the field victorious. He ran the team
with such ability that II WAS one OF me
outstanding features Of the victory
Crollrv is one Of the hest open fled run
ncrs in the conference. and although ne
did not have IN opportunity 10 do much
in this line in the last game. his run
ming in the previous games was spec
taCular piece of work.
His passing is considered the back
bone Of the great passing team that me
Cincinnati lads have turned out. and
his arm has counted for many IT the
Redland scores in games THIS year,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
Ten Second Men

III" is 4 t"n-SrCVnd man down tAe
field" said 4 football critic in speaking
of one stars prnwc'S on the gridiron
this season W" beg 10 differ. We are
willing To wager there isn't n football
player IN the entire country who can run
Z hundred in ten second clad IN football
toys. And tn" number who. with proper
training can turn tn" tricl; In q regular
track meet can hc counted on ones 1--WE
fingers.
And. while speaking Of speedy players
"" would Ike TO add that many fellows
- are exceptionally fast on a g.idnrn
:, N"r could w.n Il lice an Il track. In
this respect they are like many ban
players. Speed on 4 football field entails
ShtftinrYS md quick thinking more than
plain ability TO run swiftly. Davies and
Way are ,~0 Of the best in this respect
and they are not track athletes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
REcErvEs SERIOUS CRIr1c1SM
FROM WEST vRGINA'S FOL
LowER1HAS MADE DE-
CISION.
Has Only Been Employed from Year to
Year-Many Names Presented for
Selec tion of New Mentor.

Mcr:autcwn. W. Va Dec. l0.-Mcla-
tire. according u we'll defined rrp"rt
I'm circulation here today Is through -
football coach II tn. West N:rE;n!l
eleven. MCIntire hts been employed
only from year (" YEAR IN IN" past. ="
that 4 Is rot believed ha Will present
a formal RESIGNATION. but will simply
not return. II IS understood that an
agreement on THIS point has been reach
ed between the subcommittee OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
ELECTED CAPTAIN OF BOYD CHAA-
STTY TEAM roR al SEASON
Nailed ~ Greatest Quarter Ever Turned
Out of RedlAnd Sohool-Grcas
Open Fteld Runner.

Frank Crollcy. a graduate OF hounds
Vile High school IN Is. and a track
star and broad jumper OF worthy note
aurinp his school career. IL the first
ScnhHr,ore ever elected captain or
football team representing thu tnlrcr,
sitv Of Cincinnati. coached by Boyd
Chambers He was elected leader OF tnr
wrsk ana his achievements during Sc
mast crtdirCu season gained him great
and warm spot III the hearts or his rel
low PLAYERS. thus he WAS unanimously
selected as their leader.
CroIlcy IS a MoundSville youth. and
a native Of West Virginia. He was al
WAYS popular among local sport lovers,
ard took an active part in the track
meets. staged IT the fair ErnuniS under
the AUSPICES OF the ohio valley Ath-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
STEUBENVILLE IND,
CLOSE GOOD SEASON
seubsrs Lost None, Tied Two and Won
Etght-Only Two Teams
Able to Score

The SteuhcnvIle Independents Will
close their TO football season here
N'Nt Sunday. rlaNinG the Ian HandI"
\ g. Of penniSnu. TIL" local team Won
n:rht games ami ted two.
GnIy twr '"rms were able TO score on
ih" S'uhS Nnunra \ G. and TIA" Fault
! e ~ bridgeport making one touch
down each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
Cracking Upper-Cut In the
Second Round Puts Quiet
US to the Britisher, Who
Previously M a d e Good
Showing

l..ndon. Dec. lo.--trank Moran. OF
r., shurEh. knocked ont 10" RecKett'
English champion h"2. weight puEi!'St.
in he second round Of ;hetr match IN
Albert hall here tonight.
In the first round Moran led win MS
LETT. bur was caught with rISh' 70 lhr
;,,, Moran then swung his right and
rII.rhrd, He was warned by the referee.
Enckctt 60, In some good work In the
second round and again Moran closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
WarWoOd -FO|IanSbee
Clash This Evening;
Rival Basketball Elves Meet On WAr.
wood Floor This 1vs1taE-Qt1lS
VIII Play Preliminary

4 double header Is scheduled between
Warwood and Follansbee high school
floor tossers on the Warwood floor this
evening Coach Tilock's FIVE IL con-
Gdent OF taking over the Orleans, but
is expecting a stir battle from the Wis.
TORS who have always been well rep
resented on the floor in the past.
AS preliminary the girls teams
from these schools VIII also play, anu
his contcs, is stirring up as much rir-
airy and interest as the big event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
". Va. Seeks Contest
With Boston College

Boston. Dec. l0--Thc University Of
WEES, Virginia has requested n footballs
zane with Boston COLLEGE n"\t fall 10
hc played here on October 80. Il was IN
nounced yesterday. Tie E0Stnn cOlIcg"
Athletic Association said II would take
tho request under advisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
Arranging Many Big rootbau Games
For 1871

There will b. so many big football
games neat season that critics Will be
fairly bcwIldcrcd as TO where 70 go. On
OCTOBER % We shall hay: day the like
OF which has not rbeun seen as yet.
princeton; The Army Will act the host t"
Yale: Harvard vii! meet Centre Coiicg"
at Cambridge and Penn Stat" vii! tackle
Boston College in tn" Hub. On October
29 We shall see Georgia Tech against
Penn State 1t the>-l'"ln Grounds. while
ON November -. dartmouth amt SYRIA
cuSe will como toI the Giants ball park.
Columbia is trying I" g"t SomG big team
scheduled for October 20.
Tale's resumption Of football relations
with the Army is a particularly line
thing because the gam" * scheduled
away from the Bowl. which means big
financial sacrifice fnr the Ellis. But
finance is not every thing-psIrtlrulariy
II sport. II was in 1912. when Yale won
by 5 10 o. that the Eli, and the Cadets
met last on tho Erid.ron. Before that
tAey had played nineteen contests. The
Army won thrc., out Of twenty and tied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
DEMPSEY TO WIN IN TWO ROUNDS

That the Dem pSey Brennan night next
Tuesday night in New York Will be AN
abbreviated affair with Brennan taking
the count in the first or second round
IL the fight Is on the level. is the opin-
ION Of Ed Smith. the we'll known Chicago
referee Says Referee Smith: This Is
not only my opinion. but that OF many
OF the fight fans wnO SAW BrennanS
m!serably bad exhibition at Aurora, ILL.,.
last April with Bob Devere as an oppnn-
cnt. This was Bill's last battle and il
iS limited rather broadly that Leo T.
Flynn his manager. who also Is match
maker for the Madison Square Garden
club. has not matched Brennan for any
encounters prior to this one for fear OF
showing his man up and rendering him
Il poor card against Dempsey.
Brennan always insisted after the NIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11

and Lee and West Virginia have bees
dropped.
The complete schedule follows:
October /, Swarthmore; ., Colgate; Is,
Navy, at Annapolis: %. Chicago; -. Wiz.
GINA: November S, Harvard; IL, Yale. II
New Haven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-11
WARWOOD WINS
FROM BETHESDA
WISE PROVES BIG STAR FOE WAR
wo6D TOSSING IN SIX YIELD
GoAIS AND SEVEN x'oULS.
visitorn Presented Fast Passing Team
But Wore shy" on Putting Them
Through tho "Holo."

Warwood High School inaugurated It's
lS20-@l floor season last evening by
trimming Brthesda'S quintet by an over
whclmnng score Of S8-9 on the War
wood floor.
The visitors displayed fine piece OF
PASS work. Iut were rather shy N put
ting them through the hole. or in o,hcr
words ntkint I'm count Will" War
wood showed flash or pass work oniy
81 intervals, Ter forwards were able 10
find the basket and dropped II field
goals
Wnrwoods guards also played tight
game. allowing but three tlcii goals
during the zane while three fC'.' &c
counted for the rcnl:ti"icr ct Rv!hCsda'
! SCORING.
W.sc. WIS the big acc Of the Var
wood five. aging S,N perfect field
toaiS. and n!ldc a total Gr nineteen or
his teens points with seven fouls "ui
.: fourteen tr'rr. S,rnh"l. Erhatf"r. Fell
and ozark" also contributed with two
l.,S
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-14
EXTRA. EXTRA. GEORGES
CARPENTER ARRIVES

New York, Sept. l2.Georges Carpen-
tier, heavyweight champion of Europe,
was scheduled to arrive in this city
on board the French liner La Lor-
rane According to a wireless mes
sage received by Tex ORourke, match
maker of the International Sporting
club. Carpenter is in excellent health,
and is anxious TO begin training i'm
medately upon his arrival.
The international Sporting club has
arranged a reception in Carpenters
honor at the Hotel Commodore on
Tuesday al noon Invitations were
sert out to members of the press yes
terday
O'ROurke announced that all ar
engagements for Carpenters training
had been completed. The French
champion Will spend the first ten days
after his arrival here at Jack Curiey' s
place in Great Neck. l.. /, by which
time. it Is expected he will have lost
his "sea legs" and become acclimated
enough to begin real training.
Then it is planned to have him go
to Summit y, j., where he will be put
under charge OF Joe jeanette. He will
have Jack Bloomfield and Marcel
Thomas as sparring partners. and
later on Walter MOnahan may join his
staff
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-14
ROTATE CROPS TO
STARVE CHINCH BUGS

So severe has been the damage by
chinch bugs in southern Illinois IN
the past few years, and so threaten
ing has been their spread that the
agronomy department of the Univer-
sity of Illinois advocates a rotation of
crops on which the bug will not feed,
in an extension circular just off the
press. Crop rotation to starve out
the chinch bugs is the title Of the
circular.
BY substituting other profitable
crops on which the chinch bug will
not feed the loss sustained by chinch
bug injury may be greatly reduced.
says The circular Knowing the food
habits of the pest, il is possible to
adopt cropping systems In seriously
infested areas which will not only
make money for the farmer but which
Will be effective in reducing the num-
Der of chinch bugs.
The cropping systems suggested
are arranged to give IA large acreage
| 10 non-grass crops. Where grass crops
must be grown, they should be 50
planned as to avoid providing food
for both the first and second brood OF
DlSS. II Siildli Bruins are lll' liipi'N
crop. corn should be discontinued.
II corn is the money crop, small grains
should be discontinued as far as pos
Sihle
Counties south of Il line passing
through Jersey. Macoupin, Montgom-
cry. Shelby. Coles and Edgar counties
should use the following rotation:
Wheat, per cent; soy beans or cow
peas, %. wheat or rye, %, clover, "a.
Such rotation would reduce chlnch
bug damage 10 minimum. Corn
could be added, allowing 20 per cent
to each of the five crops. but the
corn would probably suffer severely
in years of chinch bug abundance.
Rotations for other sections OF the
state are also suggested in the CIR
cular, copy of which may be Sc
cured by writing the college OF agIl'
culture, University Of lIlionois.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-14
LELAND.

Mrs. Herman Peterson and children
are enjoying a visit among relatives
at Marseiles and Ottawa,
Miss Eunice Danielson returned
home Saturday from several weeks
visit among relatives at Lamont, Ia.
Miss Martha Valdez has returned
from a visit among relatives at Geneo,
Ill.
Mrs Margaret Thompson and daueh'
ter. Miss Kathryn OF Chicago spent
over Sunday among relatives ana
friends.
Joseph Pitzer has returned from
visit with his son and wife at Des
Moines, Iowa.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gun
derson Sept. 9Th, Il baby girl,
T. ]. Flettre and sister, Miss Anna
Flettre. were Ottawa visitors ThurS'
day.
Rasmus Furland OF Blue Earth,
Mimi. is spending few days among
relatives
Mrs. Easil Haperman and children
of Aurora spent Sunday with rela-
tives,
Mrs. Erick Fruland and Peter a,
RergesOn were united In marriage on
Wednesday at Geneva, Ill.
Mrs. Rachel Johnson and daughter
of Iowa are spending few days al
the home OF A. y. Anderson ana ram
lily
Mrs. Henry Haas Of Marengo. ILL.,,
snent over Sunday with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Persha.
Mrs. Martha Faulkner is spending
n few days among relatives IN Chi
CagO
Miss Monsio Harmon is spending
few days among relatives al aurora
and Glen Ellyn.
/ Mr. and Mrs A. A. Daniel'on OF
/ Ottawa spent tuesday evening among
| relatives here.