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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29
CITATION ny PUBLICATION.

The State Of Texas
In the District Court. Potter County.
Texas, December term. 4. y. 1891
TO the Sheriff m any Constable VI Pot.
ter County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded. that. by
making publication Of this Citation IN
some newspaper published IN the county
of Potter four weeks previous Ia the
return day hereof. you summon: Maggie
a. O'Hearn. whose residence IL un.
known. 10 bc aud appear before the
District Court Ia bc holden In and for
he County Of Potter at the Court
House thereof IN the City At Amarillo.
N the first Monday IN December. 1921,
the same being the 9Th day Of said
month, then and there 10 answer the
petition ~ y. NJ. Archaic. as plaintiff
Iilcd IN said Court on the lst day Of
september 1921, against Maggie a
O'llcarn and hcI guardian. Theodore
Mack. as defendants. nil suit being
numbered 3ilS. the nature ~ which dc.
mand II AS follows. tu.wit: Plaintiff
sues to recover title Ia and possession
tbr,c a, IN hloct ono -, =, ,na ,,,n"n1
,ddi,,nn ~ ,h. ,,,,, - , :. 'u -
County. Texas alleging that he il the
of hand aud vns nn 80, ,s''',,, 80,
,ao, 80" We" W. '"'"''' '"n"''! J.,
en,,,l.d ~ ,nsso.s,on. y" ,,a' ,",' ~" ~,
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nosscssod ul,,,,,,, -, an mn1,,.,, 10y "a
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or nv TO- snnn,, an ., 80, -" Nv =, ~
r..ui,n Wv" )" N''', AN" ny
cirntv of IN. s,,,. Tho, INDEPENDENTLY,
n,d oy,ror.h,, an, ,,,,. ~ """,,l''''''s
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COTTON
~ Associated Press

" Associated ffees
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-An early nd.
pncc ON the calling off OF the railroad
trike was followed by reactions In the
otton market today. January sold M
o 1928 cents during the morning. or
hrcc points higher than the hest price
~ the census report last Tuesday. but.
hen eased OFF Ia 1881. closing nj 1852.
omparcd with 1903 at the close yes.
crdny.
The general market closed steady nc
net decline OF 10 10 22 points.
The market opened steady AT an I'D.
'ancc of 10 To 10 points. There was
God deal ~ realizing by recent buyers
Who had anticipated the outcome oe
he Chicago conference hut these early
iffcrlngs were absorbed on reactions
Y Ia 10 points as a result of cover.
Tug. New orleans buying. commission
iousc and trade support. Dcccmher
idvnnAcd to 1914 and March 10 1910
with active month"; generally showing
ret gains OF - to 20 points during mid.
morning. Bullish private crop essi.
mates and reports Of steady Southern
spot markets contributed TO this I'm.
provement. but the higher prices met
nme hedge selling and the market
weakened during midday owing 20 cloa.
'rg declines In Liverpool. Liverpool
selling and renewed liquidation. The
weakness of foreign exchange WINS an
unscttling feature mad while there was
mother rally during midafternoon on
bullish weekend figures prices reached
lowest levels " the day In the late
rading.
December sold off 10 1896 and Marsl
70 1859. closing within few points a
he lowest. A local authority reports
u per cent OF the crop picked and has
sfimates from Its correspondents point.
.ng to crop NJ 6.s0O.0o0 bales. South.
ern cotton men In convention at BIrm.
ibgham. Aha, estimated the crop q
100000 bales and the worlds con.
iumption Of American for this season
AZ p,o0o.o0o
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CATTLE MARKET IS
ACTIVE AND STEADY
D. Associated Press

il Associated Press
FORT WORTH. Texas. oct. 2S.-
Fully steady prices were inid 70. calves
Friday and the cattle market was &c.
tive Receipts were small. around
200 head Of cattle and 900 calves
comprising the offering. Good steers
brought $500 and sb.G5. Cows In car
lots sold M to SiiO and some calves
made $685..
Buyers forced hogs 10 lower levels.
The decline amounting 10 just about
lac. An order buyer took one choice
car nj 1875 aud packers made pur
chasos nj 1850. Bulk sales ranged
around 1925 to $3.50. Best pigs cleared
az 1875, the market being 25c lower
Hog house receipts were close TO 500
head.
Steady prices were received for the
200 head on aalc In the sheep division.
Most OF the run consisted of stockcrs.
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~ Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS In oc, as-v.rv
amid fluctuations CARRIED tho ,,r,cs ~
cotton up and down within N sa,riv
vide range today without ANY uosIsivs
trend developing. the closing SHOWN.
iet losses OF 10 TO II ,oints. The mar.
oct influences Of the dav were a.c,6ssI,
a. conflict and n trading market ~
unusual activity resui,ed
In the early trading favorable r.si.
ioad strike news OF overnight was sho
mnin factor and n mn, pr,ces % A m
points higher before off.,,rv. h.,~-.
arge enough TO check the ri.e ~.
,..,o,. ,.,.,, -, a..
vide until IN. make, w.. o,,.d ,.sss
rumors OF financial troubie. M I'ord,r
Toward moan the carly y.,,. ~.r. -
plctcly wiped ou, and m. m. ,r., 800
under the level az v.s,srd,y.s -.
Tor awhile the tone was wcak nm, In
he early aftcrnoon N very rand r,s.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
by Associated Press

CHICAGO. oct. Receipts.
1000; choice steers scare and steady.
to Gee lower; top load prime medium
western steers. Sl2.OC; ycarllngs, 81 90.
bulk beef steers. sG.5Oma. 90: bulls and
she stock. weak a. s6c lower. calves
ana stockers steady.
llogs Receipts. $4,000. 10a25c low.
or: closing at lowest; spots off more;
practical ton $500: light lighters up 10
ss.2b; bulk butchers. $500 1856: bulk
packing sows, sG,5ca 90: pigs lower.
bulk. sS.25.
Shcep--i.ccelpts. 1900: fat lambs.
s'cndy 10 2bc higher; sheen steady: top
ted western lambs 10 shippers, 81. 25:
packer top nativSs and fed westerns.
5000 bulk native lambs. ss.75Gs. 30;
range ycnrlIngs, sG.75; western wcthcrs,
f3.5oai.T5; feeder lambs. STEADY. $3.50
also.
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DRY GOODS
~ Associated Press

iiy Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct. ss.--cotton goods
In the grays were fIrmcr and there
was more buying. Yarns were steady.
Wool markets wecr firm. Spring un.
d"rwear sold more freely. silks were
quoct. Jobbcrs reported "a good nd
vance business with house trade sen
sonnhlv quiet and confined 10 small
lot orders for prompt shipment. Bur.
laps were easy.
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No. e0i Ar LAW;

u. l.. GIN ct al, W. Charles Y. Dodge.
ct al. In the District Court ~ the
United States for the Nmthern Dls,ric,
of Texas. Amarillo Division.
tupon motion of counsel for the
plaintiffs. II appearing to thu Court
that the defendant. Edgar \. Dodge. IL
not an inhabitant of nor found within
tNiS district, and has no, voluntarily
entered his appearance herein. and that
personal service upon him h not practi-
capic. u II hereby ordered that said
defendant Edgar a Dodge. plead. an.
swur or domui To the petition. ms filed
by the plaintiffs herein. ON or before
the ls, day Of Dcccm,er. 1921. and In
defaul, thereof that the Court win pro.
coed To the hearing and thu adudicn.
ton Of said suit. and that this order be-
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CorToNsEEp on


NEW YORK. oct 2s-Activc demand
from shorts, combined with light Of.
fcrines ~ both Crude and refined and
N, steady tone ~ lard brought about
Az advance ~ five o. II points IN cot
ION seed 81. after which n setback took
place under realizing sales. November
closed five points lower aud the balance
Z o. 10 paints net hichcr Sales e5.soo
barrels Prime crud, salcs, ~ line sum
m,r yellow spo, 2jHs.5s. December
sol. March gei May 80. al lid.
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WOOL


BOSTON. oct. es-Thc Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will publish wool
iuoi1tions nv follows:
Missouri half.blood. 23Gi0: 3.s.blood
s3@2i. puarier.hlood. 22I "a. Kentucky
md similar; as.bloTd unwashcd. 2Tmss
l.i-blood unwnsacd. ESQ. Secured In
sis' Texas fine IL months. G5m75: fine
months. 50ms5.
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K. o. MARKlrs


KANSAS CIT Y.oct. 2s.--Cattie re.
'cip'S 1000; uneven: all Glasses steady;
undertone weak ON beef steers and
heifcrs; top steers $3.50: other s,lrs
'e.l5nseo; COWS 5000 $50: Gamers
Ss'ns.so; cutters s3OoG3.ss: best
vcalcrs $3.50.
Receipts 1900; fairly ACTIVE.
mostly 10 cents To % ccn,s lower: CORD
ana choice medium weights s7.tsaf. o.:
bulk of sales s7.ooG IS: packing. ton
sI.so; bulk suws se.2sHs.TS: stock plxs
steady. choice $50.
shecp-Reccipis 1900: steady. fed
lambs $500; New Mexican wethors
1876.
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CALL MONEY
~ Associated Prc-.

NEW YORK. Oct. ss.--Cail money
flrmcr high: low s: ruling rate 9. cloe.
INK bid "a; offered nj &; Inst loan 8,
cnll leans against accepianccs 8: tirsc
lons steady: sixty days 6 ssGsis: "a
DAYS i.tgss; six months s ss4s,.:
prime mercatiie paper sssss ~,
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PROVISIONS.


CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-rotatocs dull: ~.
cclpis 30 ears: northern white sacked
81 cb@i.75 cwt.; bulk si.7oGi.ss cwt.'
Red River ohios sacked and bulk si.es
mi.s5 cwt; Sand Land Ohio's si.so6
l.6b cwt; Idaho Iussct sacked s2.ioa
.s.ib cwt.. Canadian bulk $1,000 % cwt
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RICE


NEW ORLEANS. Ln.. Oct. 2s.--
Rough i,icc-Quiet Sales. none. Re.
ceipts. 6'l sacks; milcrs receipts. same.
Clean Rlce-Qulct. Sales. s,7o0 peck
rts Honduras at 5.4m5c; $500 pockets
Blue Rose nj ~ eIahc. Receipts, none.
Bran and polish unchanged.
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BUTTER


CHICAGO. Oct. 2N.-Buttnr unsettled:
r' camcry extras acc. EgEs unchanged.
receipts 26GS cases. Poultry alive. IN.
settled. fowls iim-7c: springs zee; ,ur.
LrAA 2sr. Innsfors 10.
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LIBERTY BONDS


NEW YORK. oct. 2s Liberty bonds
closed. 3isi 500 ~: first A. s93lo hid
second a. 500 so. first I LIS $500
fourth Ids 500 o.; Victory sJ.is 500 60
Victory I Us sse6o
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TURPENTINE


SAVANNAH Ca. OF. - Turpen
tine steady e.: rlhs go. receipts sos:
shipments ios st"ck io.oii Resin firm:
sal"s iais: receipts iiio: shipments
.ioii. stock SeO2S.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

WANTED Nursing. maternity cases a
speciality. Phone 1907.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

Our tamou, Home Made Chili and
Winter SEASON i4unrhrs are nov on
tosfcffirr Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

WANTED-ticncral agent for Ann
rilio and vicinity for Monthly Premium
Accident and Health Department OF
the oldcs, company writing all forms
Accident, Health and Life Insurance.
Requires "a man capable of handling
business IN every particular Commits
sion contract only. Part time service
considered. Address e, ~. Boyer Man.
nger Casualty Department. National
Life insuranc. Company of L. :. 81
a. - =. I.aSallc ST. Chicago III.
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GENERAL. N.ENT WANTED.

High class man with sales ability for
splendid. unusual life insurance prop
osition for Panhandle territory. J. q.
Tabor. Agency Manager. Amarillo
Hotel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

WANTED WORK As driver or truck.
tractor, general ranch or farm hand. by
married World War veteran. Any kind
uf wok appreciated. Address Ice. care
NEWS.
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SITUATIONS wAts,..D

EMPLOYMENT D-Young
man with family. permanent resident
Amarillo: experience accounting. traffic
and general office work. Wnni p.rma.
ncnt employment. Address c. V. W,
care NEWS.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Bunch ~ keys on East 18th
~. Finder Phone 1920.
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LosT--larrut with yellow head and
red wings: answers Ia name OF billie.
Finder please call Mrs. Henry. 1Oi YIN.
more. for reward.
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DRESSMAkINC

IIEMsTITCHING ana plco,ing attach.
mcnt; works on any sewing machine;
easily adjusted; price s2.50 with fun In.
structions. Gem Novelty Co.. Box 1921.
Corpus Christi. Texas.
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FURS! FUE- rURS!

Cleaned. Refined and Rcmodcled Rev
turs mad 10 order. Out Of town work
a speciality.
Mis-. l.. g. CAZLELL
Az Work Guaranteed
Phone G1s-isl0 Fillmore NJ.
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ROOM WITH BOARD

ROOM and BoARD-eci Fillmore IT.
Phone i62.
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.osT-S tripg q pearls with platinum
clasp Thursday. Finder please call
Mrs DuNall al Phone 8. for liberal re-
ward
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WICHITA MARKET

N THT 20 100 WV
WICHITA. Nan. pD'. - - rT 300
Mafsct 200 tower. t.p s. so; bulk sspo
&C. ln
,1iiir 900 Market steady fur week.
r,,t a s95ua s.UD. h.f heller.
81 uaf 1908 beef cuws. ss.son 3 90: stock.
cis ani frodcrs g ioGG 10: sto.k COWS
ard hclicrs 81 soa ies. bulls 50 500 90,
oal,,s S3.50uSOo.
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statesmen WANTED

AGENTS wANTED--we have some
splendid Panhandle counties open TO
business producers who can sell our
popular &c Loan Contracts. Liberal
commission. Write today. Reserve Loan
and Investment Co. |i6 North Texas
Bldg. Dallas.
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WANTED TO UUt

wANrCp-To bur sccad-hsnd surn''
ure ana gas stoves Of MI kinds. Des'
cssh prices paid. Phone socS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

wANTED-whiie woman for pantry
work. prookmont Cafeteria,
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wANTED--whitc woman for general
homework. Must bc good cook and
willing to help care Tor children. Wages
SO to SIS per week: comfortable room.
Apply 1906 Van Buren, ST., Amarillo.
Phone soss. snannAJ
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

wANTED-whitc girl or woman 10
help do houscwork for family Of three.
Apply 900 Fillmore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

INSIST I'm u. u. Chill and you will not
he disappointed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-29

FOR RENT-Two modern light house.
keeping rooms. Call 1916 Fillmore.
Phone 2S19.J.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14
EAST DIMMICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Foster az
Earlvine were guests at the NelIis
home Sunday afternoon -
Mrs. Harry Frymier Of Carbon -llH
spent Saturday night and sunday WIN
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jane
Black.
Mrs. Katherine Parrish Of Taylor
vile visited at the nome OF her broth
er. c. J. Mitchell over the week end
John AitEen visited his daughter
Mrs. John Greenshields, in Joliet re-"
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whom ana
family OF west OF spring Valley were
sunday guests at the d. II "iXom
home.
Miss Ethel Reed CT Chicago was IN
over Sunday guest at the home q hef
uncle. c. J. Mitchell
Mrs. Mary Ha-tshorn OF La Sale
was a guest at the Herbert Harris
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14
FARM RIDGE

Frank Peck transacted business IN
the Ridge a few days ago.
Misses Irene and Bessie skinner
and brother OF Deer Park township
spent Sunday with their parents Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard Skinner this par
ish
Kenneth Antram has returned to
school again after a few days at home
he having met with an accident while
playing football.
Miss Florence Hornung, of Deer
Park township, assisted her sister-tn-
law, Mrs William Hornung in enter
tanning at the latter's home in Otta-
wa at a bridge party recently in hon
or of Miss Margaret Yentzer who
will become the bride of Mr.. r.
Robertson, of Lynchberg. Va. A very
enjoyable time was spent by all the
guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wollenhaupt
attended the Mendoza Fair, when IN
session, also did their daughter Mrs.
johnson and husband. the newly
weds.
Several from in and around this
| community dlltHhtN l4it ls'Ntet'A N'NAA
If meetings held at Central church
in Streator, aud reports are they are
very. very good, both gentlemen are
good singers too, and the audience
enjoy these meetings and excellent
spirit, much interest is shown by all.
Many from in and around this com
munity went to Ottawa where they
saw the army This Third artillery
camp was well visited during their
stay in the county seat and very in
+ teresting On Monday they journeyed
+ to Streator, staying at the Fair
grounds until Tuesday, when they de-
/. parted on their way to Kentucky
4 Next stop from Streator will be Pom
tiac.
t, llusking corn has begun in this
y locality
William Duder attended dancing
n party in Streator Tuesday evening
n given in honor OF High Schoo
students
l. Dr., and Mrs. Smith and family anc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14

kee Saturday for n few days Visit
with her sister, Mrs Mcdonald.
Mrs. II. Il. Ruger was an OtiaW"
caller Friday.
Mrs. u. r. Dudgeon and Miss Eloise
Mckinley were Ottawa shoppers sat
urdly.
Martin Lawrence vas an Ottawa
caller Tuesday.
Thomas McAtee, son Cecil and A.
Hcuchin were Streator visitors FIJI
day.
a. f. Bernard township commits
sioner. is improving the roads IN
West Serena this week by having
gravel hauled upon them, putting ID
new galvanized culyerts, etc.
Julia Lawrence, Martin Lawrence.
William Larson and mother were Wis
itors at the l., Hurlburt home sun
day
Bert Hayes and family OF Wedroa
visited at Mac Hayes sunday
Miss Alice GarrCw has been very
sick the last few days.
David Bigford was a West Serena
caller Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14
NORTH PRAIRIE

Mrs. Il, c. Spencer spent from Wed
ncsday til Thursday with her ddab"
ter Mrs Dorr Zimmerman, and iaii-
lily,
Mrs. Burton spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Long amt
family.
Miss Ferne Spencer spent Frd''
night ut the Eike home,
Mr. and Mrs. vi. r. Chapman am"
family spent the week end mt Tonic
and attended the Bullock and wilson
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Loring en-.
family and Mrs Sarah klepp visited
Sunday with George Loring and fam
fly at llirkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ion" 'nd ,'W
ily spent Sunday W.l. Ans. g.. d.
Grove ana Rev. and Mrs. q A. Bur
ton ia Muweilles
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, +. Walbridge and
Ray pedlicord and family visited
Sunday 1T Rex Peddicorls home.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Beuckendori
and family Mr. and Mrs EdVa'
Bnglppdort and family and Mis-
/ Helen Bryant visited Sunday at Mari
Bwauta
| viii Spencer visited the week en-.
with his Wife at A. +. Nichols.
AIR. and Mrs. Oscar Thorsou ant
daughter Alma spent Sunday aHE
Monday with Arthur Thorsen and fam
/ lily.
. M. opJ .Nrrs IppiaD Grove mal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14
lDYL. GLEN

The Oriole girls were entertained
by Celia Olson on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Classon and Del
mar and Mrs Sabra Teal ate SUNDAY
dinner at the F. NJ Cooper home ID
Plano. aud in the afternoon visited at
the W. 4. Mcdowell and Foster Walk
~ homes.
Mrs Thomas Olson is having a new
corncrib built on her farm occupied
b. Andy Eltervoog.
Mrs. Bertha Anderson and Mrs. "a
bina Teal called on Mrs. Sallle VIII
hanson Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sebby enter
tanned a number Ct relatives at din
ner Sunday.
Andrew Anderson IS helping Ernest
Williamson with his husking
sam Rosdail was Norway Gale"
Tuesday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14
TROY GROVE

The first meeting OF the Lyceum bu'
reau was held on Monday eNehiHS
oct. TO- and the following olticer
were elected;
Presidcat-.Rey. Angus Sillars.
Vice president-W. II, Marks
Secretary-G. T. Kaemmerer'
Treasurer-Jame Weldon.
Press agent--lra GET
Advertising committee-H l., Eos
ter. Ed F, Fitzgerald -,
Season ticket cCmmttee-Rey III
lars. w. II. Marks, II. d. snort
George Beals, Miss Ethel llickok'
Arrangement sommittee-G z
Kaemmerer, o. NJ, Andrews IL W
Edwards.
Glass A lyceum course has been Sc
cured. which is far superior to tha one
Given last year. Season ticket
Adults. $3.50; children, - cents.
The first number. Mrs. Myra Cas
feline Smith. reader, will be given al
the village hall on Monday evening
oct. "A.
Rev. Castle CT Utica was IN to"h
Monday evening.
Miss Esther Troyer spent the week
end in Ottawa. ,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry and children
q Tonica and Mrs Morris OF La sane
were Sunday guests OF Mrs. Asne'
Giimour
Robert Fitzpatrick was in Peoria las'
week attending the fair.
Mrs. Charles Willshay entertained
the FIVE hundred club last Thursda.
afternoon.
Miss Adah Hennis visited vi
home folks in Sandwich over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larkin and iamil!
spent Sunday in Streator.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. "
p Wixom on Wednesday afternoon
ARRANGEMENTS we're made Tor theiI
Thanksgiving dinner and bazaar
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Short and hF
and Mrs. Ned Short spent Sunday II
Aurora with the Misses Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Wixom, Mr.
and Mrs. J. f.. Wixom and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Otto Zorn and children were II
Wenona Sunday, the guests OF Mrs ~
bort Kahn
Robert Mcintyre was home from
Champaign several days last week, re
covering from a severe cold
The school will have a box socla
at the village hall Thursday eyenine
oct. 20. Proceeds to be used to pun
chase a phonograph Ladies, pleas
bring boxes.
Robert Edwards CT Mount Verne
and Leet Edwards of Chatswort
spent the week end with Mrs Jan
Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs. o, NJ. Al
drcws.
II. ]. Hess of Waterloo, Iowa, wa
the guest of the Hess family on MO-
DAY.
Lester Kleinfelter Anscn hleinfe
teer. Levi Klein selter and Ray kr-
ser spent last THURSDAY at the Poor
fair.
Mrs. Cora Wills leaves on Frlda
for Davenport, Iowa, where she WI
attend chiropractic school.
DR.. and Mrs. B d. Mosher and fal
ily Of Serena were guests at the lie
home on Sunday.
One Thursday afternoon, oct D.
the home Of the brides parents
Conrad Iowa. occurred the maria
Of Miss Helen Stewart and Hen
Dierwechter. The young couple we
given a reception at the home Oh
and Mrs. John Dierwechter on Tut
day evening where they are at nor
to their many friends
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14

Mrs Smiths mother We're dinner
guests at Ernest Hodgson's the hrst
OF the week.
Mrs. Baldwin spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Hester in Grand
Ridge. $500,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott ana
Miss Bertha Hoffman of Sueator
autoed to Kankakee recently.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-14
WEST SERENA

Edgar Sheean was called to Lewis
town. Pa, by the serious illness OF
his mother.
George Shuler and family and Mrs
II. e. Ruger were Leland visitors on
Sunday
Mrs. Kate Duffy and son Hugh at
tended the funeral Of Miss Mary
Flanagan at Ottawa Monday,
Mrs. Eva Malaise and children
snent Sunday at the Melvin Knutson
home in Rutland township.
Mrs. NJ. G. Ruger went to MilWaIt-