davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bozeman courier., 1921-06-29

ler occupying the front seat and the
girl in the rear seat, when the car
left the road on section of high
way known as the convict grade be-
tween Livingston and Hunters Hot
Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Zacher and
five children occupied the car behind
the wrecked automobile.
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AOmpra1.

81 CUIERE listed CO1dPRAR . VEN
DER BONOs : Aceiones Do Bancoa Cen
FraIes otros, vnlorns ancas rusticas '
urbanas colocsE touia1 dinero en- hi-
potecas pignorar vaioras N'riiaae a
N F9sAURT = 60 TetMAn n 3 Tele
foDo 2s7 sAN IT7AN r
SIS COMPRAN mil toneladas ds chi
fes lirpios. mil toneladas de huesos
secos y tambien pezufa Sc paga buen
precio John Lewis SOP liz. Puerta
de TERRA.
Sc REGALAN $1,000 tdiez pesos) al
Que de information clara conveniente,
de una casa que Sc alquile. en- SAN
JUAN, PUERTA DE TERRA SAN
TURCE, en- parte centrica. Ds 80 SO
c6lares meusuales, Sc convenga. Escri
ba a R AzARIo MORALES, cIO Box
456. 1Tayaguez.
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Del Consul de Espana INFERNO

gnan prestigio en- la Colonia Espano-
la:
Antonio Sarmie nto, Jose Lopez Pc
rez, Diego Agiieros, Evaristo Frei-
ria, segundo cadierno, Manuel Go
mez, Tomas Lamela, Francisco Ba-
lester, Eduardo Lombas Manuel Cam
blor, Riolrdo Casal, Ramon Cantero,
Fernando Diaz, Marcelino Portela,
Manuel B. Soto. Anse'mo Lores. Pic
Psrcy. eopoldo Mart1lz, Benigno
Fernandez, Ignacio Lopez Merjeliza.
Federico Cauhets Jose Noyas, Ansel7
mo Soroeta, Rafael Colorado~ Enri-
o''e Adsuar, Jcs6 conzal2z F din, En-
rinuo Mitians William Bishop, Da-
milan Monser~at, Luis Brau, S. Dali
mau Canet, Crist6hal Real y otros va
rios.
No hay pam que decir que ell ban
quote fre esplendido, digno del " Pa
lace'' de Ia acertadfsima direction
dSt DOnQN1NOoO " CA4Llc4nkO JOfCH QOH
Pedro Agudo quien atenaia personal
-n'cnte, como director honorario de la
fiesta, a los .comensaless orderlndo
Que Sc los siryIese con la afectuo3a
cortesia y el excaleute seryicio que ca
racterizan tan buen hotel.
Los concurrentes felicitaron con efu
sion a los seiores Lonba v Perez Lo
sada. nsf como tambien desearon fe-
licisima travesfa al noble prestigio-
50 caballero Que nos abandona, des-
pues de deiar en- Puerto Rico una este
la de afecto y simpatfas que no Sc bo
rnara nunca.
Asf 10 testimoni6 el prominente ca
ballero don Rafael Fabian. quien con
testo con efusivas frases las pronun
ciadas por 81 senior Lomba, quien de
mostro su gratitud Y su acendrado ca
rino a todos los concurrentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26

En- el "Hotel Palace Sc VERTIGO
aver 10 que pudieramos denominar
ur. homemade al dignisi-s.o consul y
EspaTa, don Jose Maria Lomba, ca
ballero simpatico, afectuoso. atento y
serviacial, quien ha representado IN
Puerto Rico a Espafia, llevandose Ell
afecto de todas las personas qle le
conocieron en- eiercic;o de su honroso
cargo VI Ell APPLAUSE de todo el pas.
Muchos Y muy distinguidos elcmen
tos espanoles. concurrieron al hermo
so acto, en- cuya iniciacion no tonaron
escasa rarte, por cierto, PERSONS ten
apreciabilisimas como don Luis Bra u
Y don Tomas | amelia, qui 'ncss sin
ser espanoles, adoran todo 10 que a
Espaia Sc refere, = sobre todo son
partidarios en- to6ss las ocasioncs de
que Sc haga justicia quienes en- 1
case de " Lonba VS.. Modestia son
'firmemente partidarios de que 81 I'm
pre- Sc falle, aunque el rccurra en- al
aida, en- favor. del primero.
En- el palace, con tai motive,
runiose 10 que mas vales signifca Y
representa- en- la Colonia espanola re
sidente en- San Juan, dignisimos ca
lnlleros de esta isla que son fervoro-
SOS amigos de los espafioles, v, en- par
ticular, del excelente caballero que
recibio tan justo homemade.
En- una mesa amplisima del "Roof
Garden la una de Ia tlrde del dia
de aver, sentaronse los siguientes ca
bslleros, en- tres mesas, de las cuales
estaba presidida la PRINCIPAL por el
Consul INFERNO de Espaia, nuestro
digno companero senior don Jose Pc
rez Losada, quien les suced'a en- el hon
roso cargo; don Rafael Fabian don
Emilio Jimenez, y don Avelino Vic n
tie, personalities Que. disfrutan de
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Las carreras de manana

1o2 liz r. Pizarro
s. MARIA LUIsA 10 J. de la Cruz
cUARTA CABRERA a / milIa
1.-HALF AND HALF los J. Cordero
2 LITTLE NEPHEW 100 E. Colon
S-COL. HARRISON 10, R. Pizarro
4-EL DIEcINUEvE 100 R. Santa
oUINTA CABRERA 1900 me.ros
1-ARDILLA 100 d. RaE.os
loco LOT liz E Colon
3. BRoCHE DE ORC 90 P. Marrero
4-METRALLA 10. A. -Gar-ia
s. CONFETTI 9s J Marrero
sExTA CABRERA $50 metros
1.-RoAMER 10 r. Pizarro
2.-MC KLEwAIN 1l2 liz A. Garcia
3.--ANDALUcIA 100 D Ramos
4.-QUTcK STEP 10 P. Marrero
5.-voN HoLTZ 10 J. A. cordero
Nuestros candidates, fuera de los .'ts
jcs'' que puedan originarse, son los 81
guientes:
Mascota y Braender; Lovertie Jr )
Poclxaree; Victoria y Nelly; Halfa ana
Half y Ell Diecinueve; Loco y Broche
Roamer y von Holtz.
MONSANT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26
Resur11en Azucarer0

te las primeras transacciones.
Finalmente, Sc ha notado en- ell
mercado de New York un reves par
cill; baio la liquidacion y los precios
cotizados 1ltimamente .fueron de 6
10 puntos netos mas altos.
A Cuba han llegado hace POGO va
rios caballeros, quienes Sc proponen
.comprar un buen lotc de azdcar del
rcmanente de la zafna pasada. Sc
7eree que estos determine una favora-
bic reaccion en- el mercado. Muchos
hacendados de esa antilla estan dis
puestos no vender mas azlcar hl-
Sc de seis centavos, v aseguran que
paralizaran Ia molienda 81 no obtie-
men precios mas razonables.
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Sc, sfrece.

Sc HACK TRU-TRU q maquina. san
Francisco n6merO 12 Telefono 7ls axul.
TODO Ell QUE DESEE tenor exlsO
en- Amores, ser afortunads en- juego.
dessrrollar facultades latentes. solicite
ei Tesoro de los '.Lendus''. valOr del
sjemplar $1.o0 AL por mayor gran
descuento. Para informes. San jose 40,
tercer piso
EvARISTO MELENDEz. Maestro
Constructor. Hace toda clase de cons
trucciones por administrator con-
trato. Avenida Antonsanti "a. interior.
Santurce.
Sc HACE tru-tru a maquina con prom
titud. Sc admiten trabajos de la Is,a. Ca
rretera 1856, santurce, Telefono 1873 ne
gro.
ENSENAMoS POR CoRRE0s taqui-
grafia Gregg en- ingles y espanoi y
escritura Comercial otcrgamos Diplo-
mas la termination de los Cursos Pi-
da mas information tGratis'' COLE
GIO PERCY, Ponce, p. R.
ATENCION Mi 'ofcina de Cirujia Me-
sor atendera cualquier llamada durante
81 dia noche. Luis Arana Segnet. Prac
icante Embalsamador. Cerra 64.
Telefono 231 rojo, santurce.
FAMILIAS SAN JUAN, MIRAMAR,
CONDADo, PARQUE Y SANTURCE,
que teniendo espacio sobrante, deseen
ceder cualquier parte de sus casas,,
oFREzCo, CoNSEGUIRLES BUEN AL
CUTLER por gente primerisima calidad.
SOLO TRABAJO para persoras den y
eujan referencias excelentes.
Hay demanda fandhas cortitas por vi
viendas.
Duefios casas que acomoden facilmen
tie, nuevas personas reputation cimenta
.da. aliviaran comunidad, benefciandose.
Lame visite senor Rosario Ortiz,
Edificio Borinquens frente Plazoleta Te
lefono s97 negro.
sALCOHOLADC SANTA ANA tsALU
INA La mejor Aqua de Tocador. In
mejorable para fricciones. No acepte
sustitutos De venta en- todos los esta
blecimientos y farmacias de primer or
dan.
Sc GRATIFICARA Ia persona que ha
va cogidu la rata infectada en- la casa
niimero 81 de Tetuan. Dirijase a su due
no don Joaquin Portilla.
lBLUsAs, BLUsAsl- Doy Agencia
en- cualquier parte de la Isla rerso-
ma seria que de buen trabajo y seps
coser. Pago buenos precios y doy 5ue-
ma conisi6n. S. Giordani, P. o. Box
424, Guayama, P. r.
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Grandes sorpresas tendremos en- las ca
rreras de manana, v Quien pudiera adj
vinar los tajos' que ha de haber: Isl
sera ssLa Perie' Ardilla Tee
to- Andalueia De todos modos,
procuramos anotar uno de estcs que
el mundo hipico ha de despreciar, 81
tenemos Ia gran suerte de poder pc
gar en- una buena combination, va
iremos el lunes con direction al Luis,
en- busca de nuestra parte monetaria.
He aqui el programa:
PRIMERA CABRERA 1900 lzsstros;
-MAsCoTA 100, D. Ramos
2.GENERAL CORD, 90 ofcial.
8. -BRAENDER, 1o2 1l2 oficial
-coQUETA, 100, P. Marrero.
LA FERIE, 100, A. Garcia.
sEGUNDA cARRERA 1000 metros
1.rLovETTE Jr., 100 E. Colo
q -ROCKAREE, 10 D. Ramos.
8. TEETo. 1o5 Official
4. TELL ME, 1o2 1l2 J. Marrero.
s. vTRGIE LEE, 112 liz A. Garcia,
TERcERA CABRERA Una mil.a
1.-AMERICA, lis D. Ramos
| 2. CCNQUERoR. 1o2 1l2 P. Andino
| 8. VICTORIA 1o2 1I2 J. Gutierrez
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EI morcado de azdcar esta firm
Y las ofertas son bastante fuc~tes.
Ha habido ventas de azicar de Puer-
to Rico rsra las centrffugas y Sc han
anunciado nuevas operac'ones de azd
car de Puerto Rico v Cuba. aunoue
son ligeras variantss.
La firmeza en- el mercado ha pro
vocado mayor denslnda para el azu-
car refino v todos los refnadores anun
clan rnejorcs negocios.
FL inercado de az1car ordinario fue
causa de renovadas operaciones de-
bido Ia actuacion de Ia bolsa, cue
provoco un aumento de 10 21 pun
tos en- las posiciones activas duran
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COlOc.acannea.

COLoCACION.AS necesita taduigra
ia en- ingles v espafol. Debe tener co
nocimiento general de ofcina, Olga ex
periencia y sueldo. Dirijase: Apartado
7sS. colecaci6n''. San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-26

Varios agricultores de tabao, entire
ellcs los Presidentes de los comit.ss
Unionissa y Republican, Sc dirigieron
per TELEGRAPH la camara v al Senado
rogardoles activen la aprobaci6n de la
Ley de las Estampas que protegen al Ia
baco.
En- estos dfas Sc ha comentado mucho
esq Ley, presentada en- proyectos por el
representante Tulla y los senadores 2e-
no y Marsfnez Davila de este Distrito.
Vengan mas Leyes econ6micas Nenos
FLORES y mas GARBANzOs
Ell CORREsP ONsAL
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UNA oPERACIoN

Ell policfa don Felix Torres Sosa
nos infornaa que demos pubilcamente
las gracias al culto galeno DR.. Lo-
pez de la Rosa, quien opero felizmen
te su hija Gloria Maria.
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Ell AZUCAR Sc MANTIENE
A $5.77.

Gable de New York:
:" Sc han yendido 5000 sacos de azu
car de P. r. Il $5.77 De Cuba Sc ha
vendido a $4.75, precio que ha sido
fijado por la Comision. Z
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NoTAs DE coMERIo
SANDAL. .-TELEGRAIdAS A LA CA
MARA Y AL. sENADo.

Ell Comisionatlo de sanidad con sus
ogentes no dsscarsar en- la limpieza del
pueblo
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6 alquns.

oARA INFORMATION de ampliaciones
artisticas. medallones, ioyeria con TO-
sografis. etc Solicite ia 'Great Agency
Mcdonald = Stop s5. Hato Rey.
TONIC EN- ALQUILER casas. pisos, de
rartamentos, miradores habitaciones
en- San Juan, Puerta de TERRA. San
turce y Catafo DOY FIANZAS DINE
RO vARIoS MESES o FIRMAS PRO-
PIETARIOs. Duefios casas. ETC., 81 ma
llaman evitaran perder un solo dia 81
quiler pagar anuncios Atender6 pro.s-
tamente toda llamada. Dirijase seior
Rosario Ortiz Edifcio Borinouen. fren-
te PIazoleta. TelSfono s97 negro. Aper-
tado 1904
Sc ALQUILAN dos pleas inde-
pendientes con su garage Santuree,
Gale Condadp, Parada SO. Casa No.
90 Diez minutes en- eI trolley. Infor
maran en- la misma.
Sc ALQUIIlA. Espacto para ofcina.
tercer piso del Edidcio del Tel6fonol
Dirijavea a Ia Coi-pania telef6pica, qnin.
to piso.
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HOTELES S

DATgATE En sl centre csmsrcial
As@ de San Juan. cen vista
Ia bahia. Oentisne 10 hsbisacisRs'
kmplias cen cuartss de bafis. s.Rsof
garden. sitis ideal para bailsa. ban
quotes. 'seir6es''. FL sitts de rsuni0s
is u bnsaa sesfsdaA
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FARMACIA: Sc vende una en- Santur
ce por tener que atender otro negocic,
InfOrmaran parada 40, casa pintada
de amarillo, apartado 1856. Rio Pie
dras, p. r.
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f.
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Sc VENDE un caro- Buick de cincO
pasajercs en- buenas condiciones y apa-
riencia. Dirijase Apartado 1909 8 te-
l6fono 1121. san Juan.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
WHAT is NEWS?

In another column the FREE Trader JOURNAL today publishes
an article by $ Brooks county farm advisor which was
given to us as report meeting held at the Mngton own
Han Tuesday evening Sept 27 which both the L. ), Grain
Growers Inc and the Grain Dealers National Association had a
speaker We publish not as matter ct new" but at the request
of Mr. Brooks goes far away from all recognized rules OF news
and splendid example of nsous propaganda Tor the L. >
Grain Growers Inc The first element of news IS to report events
exactly as they happen nearly unbiased possible In this
article your comparison and draw own conclusions
In the paragraph he says Robert Clark IN his usual clear
straightforward orceu way told of the origin OF the committee
y and the six outstanding faults the present grain marketing
system Note that aside from the aerng reference to Mr. Clark
he does qualify the any way that he might indicate
that the faults referred may he alleged or claimed faults
but positively that they faults (y inference wdSpud
when they only from his standpoint He also makes
the statement part of the report
As result of the octups with its entacles reaching practc
ay every town of 5000 inhabitants by of the private
and warehouses; after man lose his honor his property
him go his grave suicide And throughout
the report. But read it yourself.
Referring Harry f. Atwood the representative OF the Gram
Dealers National Association he says;
Mr. Atwood early in his speech made mistake fatal any
good impression he might have made He either gnoanty
macous msquoed the and persisted in insisting he
The spontaneous of dappoya which from
his listeners assured him nquestonaby that farmers not
ignorant about the contract These positive statements which
give opinion whether Mr. Atwood did make
the aa mistake alleged 1t may have had that effect with him
but there any affected all the speakers hearers the
way? He also says:
HE dramatically unroed long string of paper which he
informed the audience the written The tpewring
double spaced with wide spaces between paragraphs and those
who examined it. said contained only the but the
articles of incorporation bylaws etc Note the language and the
impression contended convey In reference the copy
he says and those who examined said implying that he did
personally and therefore did know positively that his
positively stated Nor did he explain
the Grain Growers according its Section includes the
the L. s. Association and the Elevator Company
which says made part hereof though copied herein
that therefore full copy Of the contract should include least both
contracts
There going further length subject This
paper desires to be fair both sides but does object being put
wrong by publishing sided that could
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
WHEAT ON SKlDS AT
MARKETS OPENING

Chicago, Oct. Wheat was on the
down grade at the opening today show
ing an early dec,ine of about cent
and half. Heavy Canadian move
ment, increase Of stocks at Minneapo-
lis and professional liquidation in Chi
cago combined to make sentiment
bearish December started Stc lower
at S1.19% TO $L2O and May a half
cent lower az yI.25 to $l.25A, Rest
ing orders came out at S119 for Dec.
and $l24 for May, but their effect was
not lasting. The only marked buying
came from a house with southwest
and coast connections but a rally fol
lowed report that a member OF the
Russian relief commission had recon-
mended that the government send a
million tons of grain to Russia.
Coarse grains moved in sympathy
with wheat Corn started &c to &c
lower with Dec. 1880 and May 54%c
q Bc
Oats opened &c to hc lower with
Dec. 3G1sc to &c and May 40asc.
Provisions were dull and easy. Jan.
lard started at $9.05.
Spectators sold and commission
houses bought bit after the rally
died down. but when this buying stop
ped prices sagged to the lowest of the
week At the close December was
LIE to a and May 1929 to z.
Hedging sales helped to drive down
corn prices. The close was near the
low point with Dec 49Rc q nc to
49hc and May 541ac q sc to 549sc.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
WEEKLY REVIEW
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Oct. L. Sharp setbacks in
the price Of wheat have taken place
this week chiefly as a result OF ac-
cumulating stocks, together with alb
sence of any large demand from coun-
tries across the Atlantic. Compared
with a week ago, wheat quotations
this morning we're sac to Sc lower,
corn down 155-f%.c to sac, oats of
t%c to 27sc and provisions varying
from S1.07 decline to $3.50 advance.
With 100000 bushels increase in
the weekly total Of the United States
visible supply and with an even
greater increase shown for Canada,
wheat bulls were under a decided
handicap. New low price records for
German marks counted as a further
depressing influence. emphasizing
bearish aspects of financial and indus
trial conditions, particularly unem
ployment. Special notice, too. was
taken of cut in ocean freight rates,
forcing consigned wheat to be sold in
Liverpool lie a bushel below replace
ment cost
On the other hand, speculative buy
ing based on opinions that a rally haG
become overdue was apparently dis
counted by signs that spring wheat
farmers were marketing surplus grem
with more speed than had been looked
for. Corn and oats fell with wheat
September corn touching the lowest
price in nearly two decades
Pork advanced because stocks of
that commodity here were exhausted
Lard and ribs. however, were pienti,
full and weak.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
LUCIUS J. GROVE is
CLAIMED BY DEATH

AT his residence on East Blum street
death called Lucius j, Grove at y
o'clock last evening, after long and
tedious Illness OF nearly twenty years.
Mr., Grove was one OF the oldest
residents of the county, having been
born in Rutland township Jan %,
1912 Had he lived until next Jan
uary he would have been eighty years
resident of this county, having re
sided all but short time In the old
Grove homestead In Rutland township
Mr., Grove was member of a well
known family aud leaves behind him
host of friends and acquaintances,
He leaves surviving him of his imme
date family one son, William Grove,
who lives on the old homestead in
Rutland township. the third genera
tiCn of the FAMILY resident In that
township also three daughters, Mrs.
Arthur Long OF Miller township, Mrs
Ray Peddicord Of Rutland township
and Mrs. G.. A. Burton of East Bluff
street wife OF Rev O. \ Burton. pas.
tor Of the Uniyorsalist church here.
Mr., Grove and his daughter havo
been residents of this city for several
years.
Funeral services will take place NJ
the family residence on East Bluff
street at 2:30 p m. on Monday
Burial will be in Riverview cemetery
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
UTICA

Mrs. f. f. Childers and little hoy
left yesterday for a two weeks visit
with her parents in MeadwiIl, Mo
Mrs. Clarence Swaziland and little
DAUGHTER called on friends in La Sale
yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Neary is on the sick list,
Walter Bosselman made a business
trip to ottawa yesterday
Mrs Kyt Baino visited her mother
In La Sale yesterday
Mrs, j $. Geen, Mrs VIM Moloney
and Mrs Allan Russell were shopping
in La Sale Friday
Mr. Peter Cosgroye and Mrs Hen
0eterry were Ottawa callers Friday
Clarence McBratney and Willie o.
Brine were calling in Ottawa yestar-
day.
Mrs. r. Wheeler and daughter Doris
and Mrs. K Hutchinson and son Bobie
were shopping in La Sale Yesterday
Mr.. Hanback, and daughter Florence,
Mrs. Clayton Hanback, and sister
spent Friday in La Sale.
Mrs w +. Crosiar was a shopper
in La Sale yesterday.
Mrs. w b. Dawson and Miss
Gertrude TAYLOR and Miss Alice
Ames were La Sale shoppers Friday
afternoon.
Mr Weeks of La Sale spent Friday
in Utica attending to business,
Mrs. Ben Brown and son Billy were
Peru callers Friday afternoon
A. Il. preuss spent Thursday with
his son Walter who is i'll in Chicago
Miss Mavme CLANCY was an Otta-
wa caller Thursday afternoon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
Local Notes.

Mrs. 5. p. Deming. who has been
| visiting relatives here for some time,
| started for her home in Estherville.
Iowa, last evening.
City delivery is positively assured
Tor Marseilles, as announced this
| morning by the Marseilles postmaster.
II viii be put in operation about Jan
|, 1922. A few minor details are 10
be worked out, but that is merely a
matter of time between the postofilcc
department and the city,
Mrs. H. h. Carr of Rush Hill Mo.
Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Carr of Blur street.
o. KrOehnke went to Chicago yes
'terday
1Cora Simmons went to Chicago this
morning, and will return by way of
Aurora and spend Sunday with her
sister, Vida, who is teaching in the
public schools of that city
Mrs. Joe Staak, who has been Wis.
iAing her mother, Mrs Kate Hines OF
tile north bluff, and her sister Anna,
who is quite ill., left today for Chi
cAgo, where she will spend Sunday
'N'A ANi biOtAiCI <Albtllf anu lHEII Oh
Monday continue her journey to her
home in Carroll Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Harrington, son
Robert and Mrs Bertha Hines went to
Ottawa this afternoon, and will spent
Tn e evening in the most attractive
pl ace OF amusement the city affords.
The Old Time dance in Legion hail
latt night was a pleasant affair.
Mrs. Adelaide Resented will spend
THIS week end in Utica as the guest
of Mrs. n. j. Cary
The Achaen Circle of the Universal
list church hold a cooking exchange
at Jennings grocery today
NJ TO William Battles. son Curtis
and Mrs. c. H. Smith visited friends
in Morris yesterday.
Miss Crescence Halder of Ottawa
was the guest yesterday at the home
OF Mrs. Joe Pattison Of Roath street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
Warranty Deeds

Sept 30, 1921, ]. Oscar Laugmar
ana Nellie to Elizabeth Ledrich and
husband, It. IL, $. Oft 1t. 3, b. 1G,
Glover's add ottawa 5000.
Sept 8, 1921, Louis Oriahcini ant
Mary to John and Ida Walters. 6. as
It n. 60 TT. It. IS, n 60 #. 1t, 10, b. s
Bent's sub. etc, Oglesby: $t.500.
Sept. "a, 1921, John J. and Elizabeth
Hahn to Albert Weber, 1t. 10. b. 15S.
Minerva add Peru; 81.
Sept %, 1921, Elizabeth c. Borch
senius to Emma J. Hanson, 1t. .. b. H.,
Rowe's second add Sheridan; S300
Sept. q, 1921, Sallie 0. and Richard
F. Knott to Vera L. Perkins. 1t. 8, b.
10, Green's add. Ottawa; 81.
Sept IS, 1921, Margaret E. Rich
ardson to Arthur r. and Louise VI.
Winans. II 5. b. I Richey's add. Mar
settles; 1919.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
Remember, Away
Back, When--

A fellow could take in a jitney show
and buy an ice cream soda, all for
ten cents?
y
Girls who have left another summer
season slide by without mailing some
poor fish can now crawl in their hole
and wait for another year. With win
ter coming on lot Of candidates will
turn their eyes fervently to an i'll
treated bank roll, and will try to work
toward its replenishment, II such a
miracle can be accomplished.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-01
Wall ST.

New York, Oct Further active
buying of Lehigh Valley presumably
in anticipation of its forthcoming seq
rotation plan was the feature at the
opening of today's stock market. those
shares soon adding 1ss points to yes
terday's substantial advice. Other
wise trading was extremely dull with
a firm tone for favorite issues of the
equipment, motor and specially group.
Oils were irregular. Mexican Petrol
cum falling off fractionally tho MAX
ing quick recovery. Foreign exchange
was featured by another reaction in
German marks.