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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
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Richmond, Va. July 10, 1915.

Richmond, Va. July 10, 1915.
L. J. Hayden.
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500 N. Madison St., Richmond, Va.
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Out of town guest were Miss Der
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Mr.. l.. J. Hayden:

Mr.. l.. J. Hayden:
Dear Sir,--TO whom this may con
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400 w. Broad st. Richmond, Va.
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l.. J. Hayden, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir-This is to certify that
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Mr. l.. j. Hayden:

Dear Sir,-I have tried four bot
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Mrs. Josephus Beard, Buena Vista
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newspapers each week.
Tho Helping Hand Home Society
hold its annual program and recep.
ton Tuesday. October II, Mt tho
home CT Mrs. M. P. Craighead. 407
Lynchburg Avenue N. e. Promptly
at s:15 the president. Mrs. G o.
Guthrie came forward and lifted
very unique collection of ten dollars.
Following this the mistress Of cero-
monies came forward and the follow
ing program was rendered.: Instru-
mental prelude. Miss Georgia Hair
ston; solo Miss l.. &c. Daye; opening
remarks, Miss Georgia Hairston; solo
Mrs. Hattie Rice; paper What tho
Hoping Hand Home Society Stands
For; solo, Miss Mary Hairston:
remarks Rev. j., II. Villains: 500
Mrs. Mildred Casey: paper, "IIistory
Of tho Hoping Hand Home Society ="
by Miss Georgia A. Hairston; solo,
Miss L., n. Daye; remarks, Mrs
Martha Whales; solo, Mrs. Emma
w. M. Moore. 80. >.
A splendid menu was served. The
mattresses were Misses Frances Holy.
Casey.
Those present were as follows:
Mrs. Sadie Lash, Mrs. Gillie Hancock
Mrs. Emma Miner, Mrs. Letia Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haly, Mrs. Maria
Payne, Mrs Essie Miner. Mrs. Min
nie Johnson. Mrs. Ellen Rose, Mrs.
Clara Stanfield, Mr.. and Mrs Penn,
Miss Mary Gasltin, Mrs. Lille Deha-
dent, Mr.. George Mitchell, Mrs.
Martha Wha,Ns, Miss l.. e. Daye,
Mrs. Hattie Rice, Mrs Roxie Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craighead. Mrs
Mildred Casey, Mrs. Mary Dickerson
Rev. William Moore. Miss Martha
Smith, Mr., Willie Dalton. Miss Eve
lyn Craighead, Mrs. Ellen Hall, Mrs
Catherine Stanfleld, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Guthrie, Mrs. Mamie Gray
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-01
UTICA

Mrs Carlson from, Ottawa, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd High
land, in Deer Park
Mr. Hahn and son Jack, motored
to Chicago with Eli Crosiar, to be
gone Il few days.
Mrs, Julia ,Connerton of ottawa
was Utica caller yesterday,
Mrs. James Wylie of Waltham, is
visiting friends in Ottawa for II few
days,
Mrs. ID. ]. Cahill was an Ottawa
shopper yesterday, y
Misses Gladys Eastman and joyce
Stuart were Peru visitors yesterday
Daughters of Isabella will gives
card party and danceS ut Mystic
Workers hall on Tuesday evening
December 6, 1921. Cards. Admission
80 cents. Dancing extra. Green Boz
orchestra, Chest will be awarde,
that night.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Hanson from Chi
cago, motored down. Theyare VISITING
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
| Lewis.
Miss Verna Hess of Waltham, wa
an Ottawa shopper yesterday.
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RANSOM

Miss Iodine Rafferty, and Harold
Wright spent the week end in Mar
settles with their grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Dawson.
Misses Sadie and Royetta Transeau
of Whiting, Ind, spent Thanksgiving
with their parents.
Miss Reta Seguin of Princeton and
Clement Seguin of Chicago came
home Wednesday to observe Thanks.
giving with their parents.
Jack Hagi spent a few days the
past week with friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baker autoed to
Chicago Wednesday.
Miss Anna O'Mara spent the past
week in Streator with Mrs. Jones.
The dance given Friday evening by
the Ransom Dancing Club was very
well attended owing to the inclement
weather.
There will be a dance given in
Hagi's hall Friday evening, Dec.
2.
Connie Conrad's famous orchestra
will furnish the music.
Vim. Holtz of Chicago spent the
| week end with his parents.
Mrs. John Stebar and children oil
Laura spent the week end with heI
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merit Casey.
Albert Katis won the turkey at tht
bowling contest Wednesday and Ed
ward Sulzberger the candy
Miss Elfreda Geschwind of Chicago
was home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Alyce Mcintyre of Chicago
spent a few days with her sister
Mrs. NJ. OLaughlin.
Quite a number from here attended
the play in Herman Thursday even
ing.
Mrs C. A. Trainor spent the week
in Chicago with relatives.
Everett Sulzberger of ottawa ats
| turkey Thursday with his grand
mother, Mrs. Mulvihill.
: Mrs Connolly of ottawa spent ;
couple of days during the week will
her mother, Mrs. Mulvihil.
Mrs. Geo. Transeau went to Effing
ham Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv
ing with her husband, who is work
ing there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bruce spen
! Thursday in Minonk with their daugh
ter. Mrs. Carrithers.
Mrs. P. J. Gaughan is visiting a
Knoxville, H., with her son, Ray
mond
Miss Lillian West Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. H. Smith.
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time ii was showing nj the rate OF
three inches on hour. This is report
ed as very unusual for that country
Paul and Oliver Dunbar nave gone
to the home of their uncle, southeast
OF the village, where they Will asalst
with corn husking.
William Glenn has returned from an
eastern trip which was combined
one OF business and pleasure.
Miss Ethel Gum, who has been u
patient at st, Mary's hospital, Strea'
tor, for some time, continues To Just
about hold her own. Her many
friends hope she may be improved
enough to be able to come home by
the holiday season. She still contln'
ues to receive many CHEEKY letters
which help to make the days brighter
for her,
Mrs. John w. Fogle has been some
what indisposed for the past week OF
ten days, much to the regret OF her
friends.
Decorators are busy completing the
interior of the Jay NaughtOn home
west OF Grand Ridge, which has beer
remodeled into a modern country
home.
Nose Sangson Jr is confined TO nj.
home on the East Side with tonSilitis
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YEAST EATING
Is Yeast Eating Fad
or Wise? yauao.

Millions meow eat yeastole, DR.. AL.
lens original health yeast or some in
ferior substitute, at every meal, in
Guiding the Aliens, the best fed
family in America" according to the
National Magazine, for September.
1920, and they look it,. feel 1t and act
1t. anna.
"If you are worth five dollars day
without Yeastole, you BECOME worth
six dollars by adding three to five
cents worth of Yeastole to your daily
ration DR.. Allen says, and proves 1t.
Yeastole keeps always fresh. con-
tains no drugs. costs less and does
more than any bakers. or "doped''
yeast-a cent meal. big can. 80 cents.
Last week every dealer was out OF
Yeastole except Geiger, who had got
in ten dozen and Duncan, who receiv
ed six dozen, after being out few
days. You can get 1t now. Get q
copy of the manufacturers offer to
refund your money If not benefited
sick or we'll 3aiii'e y
Any pure yeast is good, but Yeastole
keeps better, costs less, does more
DR.. Lindlohr's sanitarium, (Chicago)
largest and best in the west, wired
for four dozen last week. using 1t
regularly. as many doctors do, includ'
ing six that we know efDhere. The,
know.
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NEWARK

Miss Mildred Larson OF Ohio. H.
came home to spend the ThanksgiS
ing vacation with her mother, Mrs
Malinda Larson. J.
Mrs. Martin Hextell of Yorkvip'
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mfa
Lewis Gravley, here several days last
week.
Mrs. ]. +. Waite and infant son
Jacques returned home from st. 10
seph's hospital in Aurora last week"
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Brewick and
Miss Ivy entertained Mr.. and ME
John Olson of Chicago over Thanks
giving. (
Mr. and Mrs. Hartwick Norem
Holver Norem Mrs. Laura WicKs aHC
daughter Gladys of Aurora at,
| Thanksgiving dinner at the home q
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Norem in SCI
eca. J
Mrs. Belle Williams, Mrs. Christin,
Johnson and Miss Marie Munson wH'
the guests of Judge and Mrs. c. =
Williams and family in Yorkviht
Thanksgiving day
Miss Irene Franklin spent Thanks
giving day with friends in iorkville.
Miss Pearl Likness and Mk
Thompson of Yorkville were shoppih
in town last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Hotopp and tS'
children from near Hinckley visitf'
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Red
field, Wednesday night and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson at
| Thanksgiving dinner in Aurora.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Mort
vedt daughter, at hospital in OF
tawa. Thursday, Nov. "a.
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Mrs. n. G.. Peterson entertained a
nephew who Is attending Rush Medi
cal college in Chicago over Thanks
giving,
Mrs. Jennie Sweetland entertained
her son, Glenn Cleveland, OF Chicago
and Miss Carrie Lye OF Aurora at din
ner Thanksgiving day. Miss Lye re-
manned until Saturday, the guest %
Miss Jessie Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs Mervin Anderson
spent Thursday with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs A. o, Mortvedt in Ottawa,
Mr. and Mrs III. ID, Oakland and two
children of haywood visited Mrs,
Oaklands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Denney. from Thursday until
Sunday last week.
Mrs Emma Redheld entertained at
dinner Thanksgiving day Rev, ana
Mrs. Russell h. Kletzng and two chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Redleld and
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hotopp and chill
dren for near Hinckley.
Miss Lefty Gravley visited Miss
Esther Klemm in Chicago part of last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. II. f. Freeman were
guests at dinner last Friday OF Mrs
l Libbie Stephenson In Sandwich.
i Mrs. Louise Nelson and Mrs. VIII
liam i. Prickett called on their sis
ter. Mrs. Alvin Mortvedt, and the lit
lie daughter at the hospital in Ottawa
Sunday,
Mrs Nellie MAIDEN of Morris +
spending this week here with hel
mother. Mrs, Catherine Page. Mrs
MAIDEN and daughter. Mrs. William
Sachse of Morris, expect to leave soor
TO California, where they will spent
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. TIalbert Wicks ant
little daughter visited their parents
the L. T. 'Wicks and Tom Anderson
families, part OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Nelson
| have moved back from Wisconsin am
will make their home with his mothe
for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hill entertaine
at dinner Thanksgiving day Mr.. an
Mrs. Tom Bromeland and family, Mrs
Betsey Eriksen and daughter, Mis-
f, Louise Eriksen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hatcher
? and little daughter of Paxton came t
attend the funeral OF his uncle, Tho
= Hatteberg, near Lisbon. last week
Mrs. Hatteberg and daughter will re
, main several weeks and visit her PAL
G ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mature.
. Mrs. Harry Page is visiting rels
e tiyes in Naperville this week
Miss Gladys Wicks of Aurora spen
from Wednesday until Sunday her
with her mother. Mrs Laura Wicks.
s The COPYRIGHT family had thei
2 family dinner at the home Of Mr.. an
Mrs Ed Larson Thanksgiving day.
D Mr. and Mrs Gay COPYRIGHT wer
1 down from Aurora over Thanksgiving
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five hundred that were accepted.

five hundred that were accepted.
This wedding out process finished
our strenuous work, and the next
morning we started out to look over
seventeen hundred steers that had
been purchased earlier, To give You
an idea of the size Of this ranch | will
say that ii is fifty-four miles long, or
about the distance from Ottawa to a
point ten miles east of Joliet, and ii is
from eight to ten miles wide. The
land is mostly leved prairie. ! In our
Cadillac was Mr. Jones, Mr.. Price Sr.,
Mr. Humphrey and yours truly. We
had not been long in the pasture until
three prairie wolves made their ap.
pearance and Jones, who was at the
wheel, set sail, assuring us that we
would run one Of them down. 1t was
va = ssa9ufisyto f Iheshs Iss5at Beside
the driver and we flew over the prai-
RE at a whfZzing pace. We finally
began to gain on the animal, for even
a wolf can get tired We had no gun
to shoot him with, and as we drew
close his lodging and short turning
We're marvellous, to say nothing OF
being exciting for US, because we were
following his windngs. Then sud.
denly he made a dive into a badger
hole. | at first thought we had lost
him, but on examination fround his
tail sticking out of the hole. How to
get him out was the question No
one seemed anxious to take the tail
hold, but finally Jones got a board out
of the floor of the car with which to
hold the wolf against the side of the
hole. SO while Jones held the board
in one hand and the auto crank in the
other Humphrey dragged the beast
out by the tail and Jones killed him
with the crank During the perform
ance | prudently stood over on the
side lines and gave directions and ad-
vice.
Exciting experiences were not to
come singly, however. AS we stood
looking at the dead wolf We heard a
peculiar buzzing sound, and, casting
our eyes in the direction from which
it came, we saw a rattlesnake grace
fully coiled and watching operations,
The reptile was not more than five or
six feet from us and you may rest as
sured that we did not hesitate in
Withdrawing to a safer distance.
Again Jones was equal to the occa-
sion and dispatched the dangerous
serpent with a welr aimed blow on the
head 1t was no laughing matter anu
it appalled, US to think what might
have happened, and no hootch or
other remedy for snake bite in the
party.
Later in the morning we drove to
one Of the headquarters houses for
dinner. 1t was a fine, spacious home,
we'll kept and seemingly provided with
| every convenience and comfort. After
the dinner we continued to inspect
range cattle until it was time to re-
turn to Lubbock. | was met there by
Mr.. Groat and driven to his beautiful
home for the night. In bidding my
friends goodbye | tried to express my
appreciation of the pleasant time they
had given me. one always to be re-
membered Life on a great ranch
such as | had seen, is vivid and pic.
turesque and is especially interesting
to an easterner.
Very truly yours,
wv. f. PRICEEARD."
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Local Notes.

Mrs. Mat Rutan was among the
many who went from the village and
vicinity to see over the Hill' at the
Plumb Theater in Streator the first
of the week.
Ed Read has returned to his home
at Forest City, having been called
here by the illness and death Of his
mother.
p Schlagater was an Ottawa bust
ness caller on Tuesday.
Mrs Harriet Patterson has return
ed to her home in ottawa after few
days visit with relatives west of the
village.
A card received from o. Williams,
who was called to Cisne, H.. last
week by the death of his father,
states that when they reached their
home they found the weather very
warm and roads dusty, quite con.
trast from what they had been expe
riencing here as to roads.
Miss Cedarbrand of the public
school force of instructors and Miss
Opal Payne of the postoffice force are
now duly installed in the c. w, Peter
son home on Sylvan avenue, which
locates them nicely to their daily
places of business
Mrs. Elizabeth Hampson and Mrs.
NJ. A. Rainier spent few hours Tues
DAY afternoon at the home of Mrs.
David Hunter on Sylvan avenue.
Sunday Dec 4, will be devoted to
work for the relief Of the Near East
at our local churches.
Mrs. NJ G. Hodgson received let
ter from her son at Seattle, Wash,
telling of the snowstorm that is being
experienced at Ellensburg, Wash,
which is only a few miles from Seat
tie He writes they already had
twenty inches of snow, and at that
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Ottawa, IS; Grand Ridge. 7


The result Of the indoor ball game
here Tuesday evening between the
Grand Ridge Odd Fellows team ana
the Ottawa Giants resulted in a score
of 10 to : in favor OF Ottawa OF
tawa played a fine game, having a
professional pitcher in the lineup,
who gave some excellent exhibitions
of his skill, The game is reported to
have been a very good one from start
to finish The local team acquitted
themselves in a decidedly creditable
manner when you stop 70 consider
they have as yet had but little eX
perience. and then to compete with
team of experience, a. they did
Tuesday evening, makes the result not
so bad after all The Grand Ridge
team is scheduled to go to Ottawa
Thursday evening, Dee S, where they
will play the American Legion team
OF that city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-01
Membership Contest Nears End.

The local Rebekah membership
contest is nearing a finish. with sew
eral new applications presented. We
are looking forward with interest to
the result of the contesting sides, as
it is up to the defeated side to treat
the winners. At the last report given
out all looked favorable to tie.