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Evening star., 1921-03-17
BUY YOUR HOME NOW.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 434O.
14O6 II ST NV
400 H st. NV

Price, Sll, 500.
A great big bargain in an attractive home
in Cleveland Park: the lot is 50x1SO to wide
story and attic eight-room house having hot
water heat electric lights, porches. There
are plenty Of large trees and shrubbery around
the house.
Price. $12,5OO.
high-class home 18th street. in Colup-
bia Heights. Just put on the market for sale
there are nine rooms. two baths. rear stair
way. hot-water heat. electric lights. large
front porch. rear pOrches: deep lot to paved
alley. This property is owned clear OF In
cumbrance and owner will make easy terms.
Price. $11 500.
bargain; three-story colonial brick house
having nine large rooms, two baths, hot-water
heat, electric lights, breakfast porch and sleep
ing porch and q concrete front porch; the lot
is o0xl45 to an 1S-foot alley. An offer will be
considered.
Price. $13,75O.
An attractive Cleveland Park home that can
be purchased on S.. 600 cash and easy monthly
payments. The house has large living room,
with open fireplace. on first door: four bed
rooms and sleeping porch On second noOr; hot
water heat electric lights, inlaid floors and
6reproof garage.
Price, $11 500.
A nearly neY house in Chevy Chase; two
stories and attic. with four rooms on each
floor; two complete bathrooms, hOt-water heat.
electric lights oak floors: good lot to paved
alley and there is garage. Owner is anxious
to make quick sale, and possession can be ar
ranged at any time.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
r & GOSS,
Main 4752.

Main A52.
Georgetown.
Twofamily fiat in good section Of George
town: semi-detached: double porches; one
apartment Of i've rooms and BATH the other
OF six rooms and bath. Price. 5000
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1405 Eye St. Main 415e.
Northeast.
Near Lincoln Park: a modern home. With all
the comforts OF \ much higher priced prop
erty: brick. with cement front and double rear
porches: six rooms and bat and sleeping pnerh !:
electric lights. hardwood floors and trim: built
in garage; Pittsburgh water heater. etc. Price
$1l,JOO.
1905 Eye ST. Main 4'ae.
Washington Heights.
One Of the most attractive homes in this
section: eight rooms and bath and glass.in-
closed sleeping porch: front and double rear
pOrches hot water heat. electric lights: oak
noors: maids room: two-car brick garage.
Price, $4,000.
r & GOSS.
Nf,,,, AySO
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HEDGES MlDDLEION, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1OZS.
A CAREFULLY SELECTED LIST OF
CHOICE PROPERTIES.

In good northwest section
An s-room and bath home; hot-water heat and
electric lights: semidetached. Price, 81, OOOW,.
A very good buy.
s.
Eight-room and bath home
Convenient to l4th street car line: lot 40 feet
deep to paved alley; hardwood floors and trim:
hot-water heat: electric lights: glassed aud
screened porches. Price, $ll.J0O. One Of t,"
loves priced homes have. considering tf'A
unusual desirability Of the property.
9.
Splendid S-room home, on two
hoors in best section of Bloomingdale- very
large bedrooms: newly painted and papered
throughout. Owner leaving city will sell yer,
reasonable.
Attractive detached home in
Sixteenth Street Heights-Contsins 10 rooms
and . baths: hot-water heat: electric lights:
open fireplace: giassed-in sleeping porch: ga
rage; newly decorated throughout. Vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy. Price
$l4, 10000.
Beautiful home in most desir-
able northwest section rooms and bath; hot
water heat: electric lights: garage. An idea
home. Price, s1O.5O0.OO.
IL.
Spacious S-room brick home
in saurs Addition-splendidly constructed: at
iractively arranged Large lot.
/. SAGER,
IN
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confined.
MckEEVE
1D5 Eye St.
Cleveland Park.


A beautiful home, completely detached
front and double rear porches: first- -noor com.
Prises three large rooms. reception hall and
Elassed-in breakfast porch: second door. three
sleeping rooms. modern bath and glassed in
sleeping porch: all improvements. hOt-water
only $l4, 500.
McKEEvER 4 GOss.
1905 Eye St. Main 475c.
East Capitol Street.
A brick home. newly papered and painted
contains six rooms and bath: gas: good heat
ing plant; can he bought easy terms. Price.
1880.
McKEEvER 4 GosS.
1905 Eye st. Main 47J2.
Downtown NV.
A brick home. with stone front; twelve
rooms. bath and two extra iavatories: all mod
ern improvements steam heat, electric lights:
81, 500.
McKEEVE
1dnS Era g.
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713 18th St NV

n L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
721 18th Street NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4.
PRICE. $25OOO
CENTER FI1oRs;
especially built by
be p to
Splendid hmeo Of bath:
a
Of sale: heat: elect
. Il
Cmenien
to
block baths electric
s si e Ta gs % so9s eSs 9
heae Trei doubIe both
believe to be
N. L. SANSBURY co, INC,
721 18th Street NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntinued.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
SHANNON
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$4,000.
VACANT: The most reasonably priced house
in Chevy Chase. There are I rooms. bath and
extra lavatory; hot-water heat and electricity; !;
sleeping porch: front and double rear porches
excellent condition
Park View.
$4,000.
Two-story brick house with rooms and
bath; in excellent condition and now occupied
by owner, who must sell once; newly paint
ed outside; screens; space for garage.
Petworth.
$o,350-$1,OOO Cash.
A new bungalow-type house containing 6
rooms and bath; heated by no. water: electric
lights; lot 125 feet deep: located near Grant
Circle; immediate possession.
PetWorth.
$S,75O-$1,5OO Cash.
Brick house with colonial front and double
back porches: GARAGE: vapor heat and cleo
tricity; hardwood floors and trim; good condi-
tio1: same type house now selling around
s.. 500.
SHANNON
ia 1d%l, c. NJ Wy
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1923.

Washington Heights.
Price, $40. a0.OOO-Detached brick residence OF the
center plan: individually built by
the owner for his home. LIST n. has
living room. library. dining room. large
rooms. complete baths. Large attic.
Servants room and bath in basement.
All modern improvements and a garage.
There is hne value here and a beautiful
home.
Mt. Pleasant.
Price, 81. .a50-Finely located type Of home.
having rooms and bath. This is we'll
suited for a large family. Has front
lawn: rear yard TO paved alley. and is
occupied by the owner. Very easy terms
may be arranged.
Cleveland Park.
Price, SIG 5OO-Detached property Just west
Of Conn. ave. constructed by Of
the best builders. The house is in
fine condition, contains ten large rooms
and two complete baths, has electric
lights. hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
open fireplace in living room: beamed
ceiling in dining room; large front and
sleeping porches.
Columbia Heights.
Price. Sc -Colonisl-type of house. conven-
iently located. 1t has six rooms and
bath. electric lights: front and rear
porches and an attractive rear yard to
an alley. Owner occupant will give
possession shortly, and sell on reason
HEDGES & MI
1884 H Street NV.
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rice. s2l 900. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS An
ideal semi-detaehed home. in an ideal lo-
cation: large colonial front porch: I.
rooms. . complete baths and shower:
hot-water heat and electric lights;
glass-inclosed sleeping porches: servants
room and toilet in cellar: double garage
lighted and heated, with living quarters
on second floor.
rice, sla 600 NEAR 14th AND DELAFIELD
NV. Very desirable detached home OF
eight rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
electric lights; porches: screens ami
awnings. GARAGE. Lot 40 feet wide.
NOW VACANT Reasonable terms.
rice. ST., 500. on THE HEIGHTS. Just
THE HOUSE YOU HAVE BEEN TRY
ING TO FIND. Constructed by one Of
washingtOn's best builders. Seven rooms
a sleeping roomsl and hath: hot-water
heat and electricity; parquetry floors
throughout: built-in china closets:
paneied ceiling dining room; double back
porcfes. This building is ~ feet in
width and the lot is very deep. Garage.
rice, A.2JO. NEAR 18th AND MARYLAND
AVE. NE. A coy little home Of six
rooms and modern bath: splendid hot-air
heating plant. Only $500 cash required
balance in easy monthly payments.
SERVICE WITH RESULTS FOR 30 YEARS
'AIRFAX.
Main 1882.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COutinQen.

10th Street NV.
S1o15O.
home In Washington's most exclusive res.
idential section: most advanfageously situated
and equipped for entertaining: Of brick CON
struction. containing 10 rooms and = oethe
and servants rooms and bath: all modern I'M
provements. and in excellent condition
Georgetown.
$1,000.
Good Groom and bath brick house, win
good yard and garage: hot-water heat: newly
papered; and in prime condition; possession
with title.
A Petworth Home.
$,S5O-S1,6OO Cash.
Best buy in Petworth. home. in excellent
condition. containing six rooms and batn, NV.
heat. electric lights and gas. Has large dou-
Bile back porches and plenty OF room ior ga
rage. Must be sold immediate
Northeast, on F Near l4th.
$6,5O0.
Semi-detached brick house. on large side ana
rear alley. Room for three-car garage. Hoose
is in excellent condition. Contains large
rooms and bath. Call US today to inspect.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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Near Dupont Circle-SiX-
heat and electric lights: freproof garage.
Price. S9.5O0.OO. An opportunity to locate in
the citys most exclusive residential sec
tion.
Six-room and bath brick home
near 10th and streets northeast. Price.
s.. $1,000. Reasonable terms be ar
ranged.
3.
Unusually attractive bunga-
low in Chevy Chase rooms and bath; lot
5O1152; plenty of room for garage: hot
water heat; electric lights. Can be sold for
$9.2JO.OO.
4.
Choice piece of business prop
erty within a few doors Of 18th and G streets
n nw-Can be sold for $47. 10000. An oppor-
tunity to locate in fast growing business
section
5.
Attractive Groom home in
Petworth-Hot- water - heat: electric lights:
double back porches: oak foors; colonial front
porch. Newly papered. Reasonable price and
terms.
6.
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$650O.
leaving city 10Th. must sell; r. and b. /;
h.-w.h.: elec.: garage; near 4th and Randolph;
8. 900 required. Address Box E24-B, Star ofica.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

Cathedral Ave.
Price. sls. .75O--A home substantially erected
by one Of the best builders. IL contains
front and sleeping porches. hardwood
floors. electric ligts. hot-water heat and
has been properly cared for by the owner.
Brookland.
Price S6OO-A home that should appeal IN
one wishing TO spend a moderate amount
in n detached property. This is nine
room and hath house: lot 5OxiJ0 II.
few repairs are necessary. tut VIII br
made by the owner who will sell on a
very small cash payment and will ar
range the balance in easy instaliments
Near 18th and Irving SITS.
Price. $18OOO-A two-family apartment Of tho
better class that has just been put
the market. There five rooms and
bath the first floor; seven rooms and
bath the second: hot water heat and
electric lights. The second floor Is now
rented at $1,000 per month. and the
first floor is vacant. This Is u good in
vrstment and nice home in an excel
lent neghborhood.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Price. S? .95O-An ideal little home having
rooms and bath. all on one floor. with
finished attic above. This has hot-watcr
heat. electric lights and gas. open fr"
place. and is situated a lot 50S.ao
IT.. with garage. several fruit trees nnd
shrubbery. Possession and terms
ranged.
DDLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

HANDSOME RESIDENCE. brownstone and
brick: twelve rooms and bath: twO-story brick
garage to a twenty-foot alley. Can be seen
from to 6. 1913 10Th ST. NV.
GOOD BUY.
Near 1st and r. /. ave. n.w.-Well built
home containing Z large rooms a bedrooms)
bath; new h.-w.h. plant and garage Posses
sion 90 days. Very reasonably priced at
$S $50; s.. 800 cash required. ACT QUICK.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
914 y. Y. ave. Franklin 691S IT.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTEDCBY BUILDER, 50-FOOT LOT on
18th 1T. NO fancy prices. Address Box 2Oe- b,
Star ONCE.
AT ONCE, NICE LOT ON GRADE; ALL IN
peovements; must be cheap for cash: give
dress Box 206-B. Star ofHce. It's
VIII. EXCHANGE Ny FIVE-PASSENGER
lar, in Ane running condition, for good building
let, Brookland or vicinity preferred; will deal
with owner only. Address +. HID. 141-A
Bates Ut. NV. 21s
VIII. BUY PART REAR OF YOUR LOT
for cash anywhere city. Don't apply unless
you care to sell rear. Address Box 327-A.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
FOR SALE-LOTS

10 Y0T REALIZE THAT I5c SO FIT. FOR
ground in the northwest n. G.. near Mass.
ave. and Wis. ave. is not as much as ground
In selling for in less desirable sections?
have more lots than I can build on and will
SsIl q few at 15c IT. ALLEN c. MINNIN,
141o st. NV.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS. TWO FINE
lots on grade; all improvements: excellent
Deiehhofhood: sacrifice for quick sale.
CHAS W. NORRIS.
1870 New York ave. NV.
I'VE lots ON MINNESOTA AVE. Sc; ALL
inprovements; reasonable. Phone West 1912
Or Hneoln 25O1.
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Saving Opportunity.

Saving Opportunity.
LAEs h Chevy Chase At only 500 cash and
SIS YeR nonth. It makes you save, and prop
efN Vm not depreciate. Call Boyd. Col.
S10, q address, 1905 Irving. Chevy Chase
LOTS. OVERLOOKING 18th ST. AND CITY,
fer sale cheap. Call Col. 421S after 5 pm.
HXCEILENT HOME SITE. BEST SECTION
of Chevy Chase. D. c.. u 50. Of Conn. ave-;
oo-ft. fr0ntage on improved street, with at
traetive detached homes: sell at q bargain;
terms q cash. Address Boz 250-A, Star Office
Evening star., 1921-03-17

8089 DENT PLACE N.w.-6ROOM HOUSE
in good condition; good neighbOrh0od; all con-
veniences: electric lights: nv. IT.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

1912 New York Avenue. Main 1882
Evening star., 1921-03-17

ss, 5000 ACRE FARM FOR SALE NEAR
Washington: improved with q hollow tile
bungalow. wagon shed and hundreds Of fruit
trees; all cleared and well fenced; convenient
to street cars and steam cars. ], d. GAR
NAN. District GAk Bank bldg, IT.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

OWNER TO SELL DETACHED HOMD-GooD
NV. section; containing large rooms. hot
water heat. electric lights. open fireplace; lot
3sx120 to alley. Can accept terms II desired.
zoo Wehster Il. NV
Evening star., 1921-03-17

T.
| BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME JUST BE,
yond Bradley Iane-Southern exposure: 10
rooms bath. sleeping porch hot-water heat:
electricity: gas: slate roof: porch on front and
Sl5. 600. Easy terms.
! Frank 1898 H. L. LEWIS. 1922 NV.
SIR BUNGALOW, ATTIC. CELLAR: FRUIT
trees grapes; hen house; fertile acre: vacant;
s. 500: terms. Large lots for sale. b. NJ.
SMITH, Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon
Evening star., 1921-03-17

| STORE, ROOMS, BATH. ON THE MOST
| aristocra tic street in Washing ton, where com
petition is impossible, $4,000. Address Hox
S64- r. Star office
Evening star., 1921-03-17

MUST SELL QUICKLY.
At real sacrifice; immediate possession
brand-new ultra modern extra we'll built g.
room home; perfectly planned; cleo, h.-w.h; /:
around; $3.50 SO. #. land; garage; delightfully."-
situated in beautiful NV suburb; single fare
on car line direct to Central City. Only 81 600
office. PIE
Evening star., 1921-03-17

Twelve-room home in excel
lent downtown location-Hot water heat and
electric lights. Price. sl6OOO.0O.
CHAS. D
923 Fifteen,
Main
Evening star., 1921-03-17

Six-ro house: ami; la acres OF
ground: so fruit trees bearing: ~ grape
vines: large poultry house and run. Price.
81. 500; Sl.3W cash; balance, terms: f. H.
SHINN. 3611 34th St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

FOR RENT.
WANTED-TENANT FOR LARGE TRUCK
farm. two miles out, on Marlboro pike. Call
0CS l. 49,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
WHAT is BEING DONE?

What is being done to bring justice the parties who are
responsible for the death OF Hugh Ccn He was run down by
automobile and his SLAYER away and left him by the side OF the
road die alone The unknown parties indicted for murder
but have been apprehended II the killing OF Gen was an
accident and the guilty parties had stopped and rendered such ana as
possible the public would have been cnen their view OF the case
the occupants the machine would have had the benefit OF
every doubt But by their action OF abandoning their victim and
their continued silence they have forfeited the right to any cnec
it humanity possible they should be run down and
made suffer The longer they hide their crime the more severe
should be the punishment when they apprchcndcd they VIII
be eventually Murder will and day in spite OF the best
efforts of the cupritS there will be leak and the story VIII come
But il is no time to wait,
Everyone realizes that this kind which taxes the
ingenuity officers of the law CewS very neager but the
longer goes faint they become. 1t up the police and
the shs office keep the job and down every possible
lead that will land the perpetrators of the crime.
There much OF this hit and crminaiy, not only in
La Sale but all the country. If found by
the side of the road with his throat the whole community would
agog and the law would quit their efforts toaprehcnd the
murderer Then why, because he killed by an automobile
should the officers adopt Mcawberke attitude and wait TOR some
thing up Common justice say humanity calls Tor
the and punishment of the sayers OF Hugh Gren and the
authorities have an unfinished job until this accomplished
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
PAUPERIZING IRELAND.

In letter the London Daily Telegraph Godfrey Drage
well known English social worker demands complete ovehaung
Of the system "does which there corresponds somewhat to the
public relief extended by the board OF supervisors well as chart
table institutions of this country He states that Twenty eight
million people OF population Of eight million apparently
are now receiving direct pecunary aid England He said that
drawing several kinds relief authorities Instances
cited sbstanae his assertion that fraud pepetrated III
the extending of such relief Serious the financial aspect OF the
be- the of the letter contends that the system OF
tending such charitable relief has tendency to lower the British
character There everncrcasng readiness to receive pubic
assistance he said Independence and crepect are the only
against and these barriers have been steadily I'M
dermned by nsduous and deorang does
which the politicians administered Under the present
English laws there are does pensions, including an
old age pension unemployment benefit straight poor relief as
well various does for clothing food and fuel paid for by the
public but distributed by bodies sanctioned by law through
local poor law guardians In addition these of course are the
pensions which in the aggregate enormous When one
reads the list of paupcr claims allowed by our local board OF super
he thinks seespcc and independence have been reduced to
stage this country but comparison with the English system
does under which than onehalf of the population is
feeding out the public hand may well take pride the know
ledge that American independence and ccpect have placed the
average citizen above the class complained of by Mr. Da2c
emneny fitting that there should be assistance given those in real
Distress be reduced the condition detailed by Mr. Drage IS
tnhnkabe under the Stars and Stripes The whole system OF
ol relief dead wrong this we'll as England and
in La Sale making paupe than all other causes put
together County aid emos ubiquitous disease on earth when
iniutlcolsly appIied-and that is nearly always
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
UTICA

Miss Mamye Clancy left yesterday
for weeks visit with friends in Chi
CagO.
Miss Bessie Farrar is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Bee store She is visiting her sister
in LCstant
Mrs Sim Bray was a La Sale shop.
per yesterday.
Mrs Ed Lewis and daughter, Mrs
Lloyd Pearson, where Ottawa visitors
yesterday
DR.. I. S. Antle and wife motored
to Chicago yesterday, to he gone 4
few days
The following ladies' were La Sale
callers yesterday: Mrs Murray Funk,
Mrs. Charles West, Misses Julia Bray,
Norma Payne, Alice Ames. Joyce
Stuart. Mrs. Pat White and Zeta
White, Mrs. Ben Brown and little
boy
Mrs Date Warrick and three chit
dren from Belvidere are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kings.
ley.
Frank Briteman from Chicago is
visiting at Mrs. c. A. Collins on tbs
north bluff.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
TROY GROVE

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mills and
daughters, Isabella and Agnes from
EndeayOr, Wis, are guests Of Rev
Sillars and family Mrs. Mills and
Mrs. Silars are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galliseth and Carrie
Mr. and Mrs. Halbriner were down
from Lee County Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs Mary Willshay.
Mrs, George Theobald and daughter
Dolores and son Dale left TUESDAY
for their home in Wauneta, Neb.
\. J. Parker Of Rockwell, Ind. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Graham
SiIlarS.
Andrew Meyers has moved his fam.
lily into the II. j. Miller residence on
Wall street
DR.. w. r. McIntire and family au
t0ed TO Hancock, Wis, to spend their
vacation at the lakes near that place
Mr. and Mrs. George Hcrger re
turned to their home in Vinton, Iowa
the first of the week after few
weeks visit with friends here
Justin Murphy was on tho sick lis
Friday and Saturday
James Kennedy OF Waltham was a
caller here Tuesday
Miss Sara Hess left for Chicago
Thursday She will 90 from there to
her home in HilIsdale. n. j,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed WiXom and Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Wixom were Glen
Park visitors Sunday.
Mrs Hannah MCNally and Rose and
Mrs. Kathryn Murphy we're at Wei
dons Saturday and Monday, during
Miss Munroe, home adviser, from
ottawa, called on the Misses Sillars
Wednesday afternoon and Saturday
afternoon.
Martin Doyle, Emma Weldon, Mar.
garet Doyle and Mark German attenu
ed the dance at Arlington Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph SchildberE
and daughter Josephine attended
church here last Sabbath morning.
Wilbur McNally left Monday even
ing for Hillsboro, n. d.
Charles Tweed. O. NJ. Andrews and
James w. weldon enjoyed every day
of the races in Ottawa last week
William Becker of Peterstown spent
Monday with her brother Henry.
Miss Helene Eisenhauer. who is at
tending Browns Business college at
Ottawa, is home for a months vaca-
ton.
Father Krug of West Brooklyn call. |
I'd on Rev Sillars Sunday
H. ]. Miller and wife, Mrs. Lena |
Bauer and Charles Wilkins were in |
Ottawa Saturday.
James Brady and family were Men
iota visitors Wednesday evening.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04

Thomas Hougas, a well known aged
resident of the school section of the
north prairie, had a severe attack of
illness on Tuesday night, from which
he is slow in recovering. His family
are gathering at his home, fearing the
worst may come. Since young man,
he has preached the gospel of the
Latter Day Saints in the church near
his farm and was a skilled contrOver-
sialist. One had to be we'll read in.
deed in the Bible to meet his argu-
ments with any hope of success. a
kind father, an accommodating neigh
Dor. an upright citizen, a sheaf Of
wheat will well represent his lite on
his quiet farm.