Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
RUTLAND NEWS ITEMS

H'I HuUSHtef near MdtklNdW.
q. c. Watts attended the thrcshc
none meeting at Decatur this WCol
Tie Is now one OF the directors OF th
| association.
Mrs. l.. Il, Lousignout and tire
sons have gone TO the southern pa,
OF the state 10 visit with relatives.
Rev j, W, Stalcy and several Of IN
Boy Scouts enjoyed an cutting a
Bailey's Falls and Starved Rock Oh
Tuesday and Wednesday, They camp
Cd ont along the way.
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Cusar ATTENDED
the banquet given the stockholders d
the Citizens National Bans uf I'oWc,
IN that city on "Wednesday evening
The occasion in honor ul the second
anniversary of that institution.
George Kelly and family an, here
nom Rockford visiting with hi par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. " Kally.
Rev, +. \. Wright ana family pen.
several days this week visiting with
relativea at Homer III,
Mr.. and Mrs. + " Rohr,g and NJ
and Mrs. l.. e Ingram spent the
Fourth at Peoria as the guests OF W.
w. Ingram on his house boat.
Mrs. Florence Kelley wLa home
from Ottawa over Sunday
Miss Tressa O'Neil, in company
with three other Peoria teachers, has
purchased a Ford touring "a. ana de.
parted on trip to Yellowstone Park.
They hope to make the ulp in two
weeks and will spend the remainder
OF the summer at the park
Harold Long is home uom Spring.
field
Mrs, Mabel Armstrong of Peoria
visited with her mother, Mrs Clara
kroesen, this week
MI and Mrs, t. G.. Cusac attend ed
the funeral services OF Walter Aitken
OF near La Sale, VIII accidentally
shot himself on ThuTsda,
Paul Drummet OF HLustun, Texas,
has Leen guest OF relatives IN this
vicinity the past week
Donald Matter has gone u Plmpeii
Mich, for "a two weeks visit
A. NJ. kuykepdall has gone to Ia
Sale to work, tNa
Milford Natter was home from Chi. |
2ago to spend the Fourth
Miss Gail Jacquot of " ashburn was !
A guest at the home OF her sister, |
Mrs. II. W. Schroeder, on Wednesday .
aud Thursday.
Leslie Adams of Elliott, Ill.,, visited .
with old friends here several days .
his week.
Rev, Staley and family spent the
Fourth with relatives at Washington,
IL.
Miss Lorena Colder spent the week
md with Mrs. w. h. Gutteridge, who
S attending summer school at Nor
nal.
Mrs, Cornelius Winans departed on
aturday for Lexington, Mo, where
he will visit with her sister, Mrs Mel.
10 Warren. IS F...
Groyeland towns hip has Just reason
D be proud OF her roads, as better !
mes would be, difficult to find Six
mall carloads CT or have been spread
yer twenty three miles, not includ-
lg several carloads that have BEEN
sed by the villages OF Dana and
sutland. .. nm 4. ....
SMrs. Ella Ghenoweth, who Is attend.
ng summer school at Normal spent
he week end with her daughter, Mrs. !
=. ", Saner, ...., ...... ....
Mr., and Mrs. John JacQuot Of Wash.
urn Were Monday visitors at the
ONE. OF their daughter, Mrs. II. w.
chroeder. ...........
Jacob Rowland and family of Chi
ago and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Row
md of Ellnhurst We're guests Of rela
YES here over the Fourth
Lester Douglas of Royal Center,
Id, IS visiting here. !
At almost the eleventh hour cele- ]
ration was planned for in Rutland on q
lie Fourth In the morning game {
baseball was played between the {
est side and east side farmers. the |
'rmer winning by score of I to ). I
| the afternoon addresses were given
y +, c. Blandin and Rev f. n {
right In the game between the Mi '
Dnk Federals and the Rutland Braves {
lc Federals won. 10 to 0. The Mag a
,lia band furnished the music h
lring the afternoon and evening A {
NlulG SHOW anu ttH Dlu tliilt udHtt at j
he opera house In the evening con O
uded the celebration. Although it t
I'D not been advertised very extern a
vely, quite a crowd was present. No a
,cidents occurred during the day.
A daughter, Edna Louise, was born f
Mr., and Mrs. Harm Harms on Fri y
~, July !. |,
The Chautauqua closed on Saturday I
'ening. 1t was a great success, al q
Ough not financially, which is not h
uprising for the first attempt The G
'Ograms were all good, some being q
pecially fine. OF special note was
g reader. Miss Hazel Dopheide who Il
IS lew equals. Those who did not 6
Ear her programs missed a rare "
eat. Soliciting for chautauqua for =
,Xt ummer is now being done Fl
Roy FOUGHT went to Chicago on n
ednesday, and the following day de- ;,
Irted for Visaia, Cal He was oc =,
mpanied by Horace Allen who will Z
end several weeks in that state. ;,
Isaac Newton Cocns. one Of our =
ost honored citizens, died about 4 II
clock on Thursday morning at tn
me OF his foster daughter Mrs .
ace Baker, east of Rutland. Death
rs caused by an affection of the
art. and he had been belfast but =
" aaVq The deceased was horn In n