Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-06

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ways helped pass the time While IN
! that institution
| Helen, yonngcS. daughter Of Mr. and
| Mrs. William Gray. had her hand
badly liberated by hanging onto d ha,s
rope untli they were caught IN q
pulley Thursday She was taken -
st. Mary's hospital, ana While no
bones were broken, the ond OF one Of
the little fingers had to be removed
she was brought home Friday noon.
!. W, Barrett received word Friday
That WIN Locke, son Of Mr. and Mrs
w. a. Locke of La Sale, was Instantly
Killed at the Harrisburg mines 'fhcy
received no particulars about tho ac
cident. The deceased was 4 civil en-
gncer and worked on the concrete
road between Tonica ana Lostant as
well as on the Shlpplngsport hin at
La Sale, lie was a nephew of Mrs
Barrett and known to many of our
readers. The remains win he brough
to La Sale Saturday for burial
Leonard Waterbury was one Of the
eighth grade graduates at Monroyia
Cal.
Mrs. A H. Wilson of Ann Arhor.
Mich, was IN town short time Sun
day to see few of her old Tonica |
friends. She was on her way home
from a visit IN Iowa Or. George X |
Wilson and family drove her over
from Streator.
VIII G. Does and family drove tal
Sanford, Mich, last week 10 celebrate
the sixty.slXth birthday anniversary |
of Mrs. Does father They cam |
home Tuesday
Martin 'Alieman and family came
up from Champaign last week for
visit. NJ, j. and sons went on to Min
nesota, but were called back by the
serious illness of Mrs. Alleman, Who'll
Is now in the Peoples hospital IL
Peru
Mrs. Carrie Carpenter received n
telegram with the sad news OF the
death OF her sister Mrs. w A Coop |
ar. of Stockton Kan Her death oc
Cured on Sunday and was yoy sud
den. Deceased was sister OF Mrs
Mary Rays of McNabb and George ". |
ter was the only ono from this vicin |
ity who attended the funeral HenryI
Republican
Rev Christian l.abonte. the new
priest appointed TO the paStoratc of ST
Patrick's church at liennepin, arrived
last Friday and, with his mother ane
sister, is now settled in his new home
Father I.abonte conducted servic
md preached his initial sermons al
Iiennepin and Mount Palatine last
Sunday morning.
Last Saturday evening was guest
hight at the Royal Neighbors dime
social and goodly number were pres,
mt. A varied program was given
consisting of readings, songs and an g
I'D maids drill Ice cream and cake
we're served, adding $ll75 to the gen
raj fund
Perhaps no one week in the history
If Rutland was ever filled with sol t
many unusually sad and happy events {
present and past residents of {
his vicinity as the week that has Just {
Iassed- Tuesday. June IA, to Monday
une 20, inclusive. On Wednesday oc. n
ured the tragic death of Walter Blau- i
lin On Friday might came the tragic {
Ieath OF Thomas ENeretts of Medora, !
4 y, On saturday death came to re- /
leve the long suffering OF Mrs. Edna {
schroeder ut Albuquerque. N NJ. On y
sunday the tragic death by fire of the
wo F'alfon children. Mary Maxine and c
Willard. On Monday Dr. f. w Eber 4
lin of Lacon died of heart failure t
heat pr0Stration At the g
Their extreme came the folloWingI s
Glenn Marshall to Miss I
iarjorie Male OF Minonk on June -; 4
1iss Sylvia Roberts to Herman
ruse, both of Minonk, June lG; Cloyd t
hillips to Miss Irlna Jones. both oi t
linonk June 1G; Clarence liane g. 8
liss Leila Jackson, June rs; John a
regorich to Miss Anna Fitzgerald, b
9th of Minonk, June 20, 4