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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
SERVICES AT PICKENS BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m. The
school will observe rally day. This
will be followed by the preaching
service at II a. m. The pastor is
preparing special rally day sermon
on "The Sleeping Church" A full
attendance is urged both at the morn
and evening service when the pastor
will speak on the subject "Lifcs Prep
aration," the first of series Of SER
mons which he is especially prepar-
ing for the younger people of his
congregation, but will be suitable to
all The public is cordially invited.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial exercises will be held
here en- May 10th in Grace Methodist
church. An address by Rev. II. a.
Knox will be given. Song: "Lct us
Cross over the River and Rest Una2r
the Shade of the Trees
After this a march to the cemetery
will be had and everybody is asked
to bring flowers to decorate the Con-
fcdcratc graves.
Mesdamcs Diggs, Baker, Tcwncs,
and Partridge are the committee in
charge of the arrangements.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
THE ADVANTAGES OF CROW
CREEK.
Dear Editor:


If on, ~ os,.;
Won ploase al,ow ne .,ane :, ~ ,,,,
n,ro. 60, 1,t+a. ::
situation o,, al,,.t ~,
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II :. .;.,,,to1 ,,h.
west If tho +our ae p;a,.o :,
of tho heet f,,>; n.,,.
cns co,nt, ,rho ,a..a I'LL,
Crow C,,,oI, is known e., n,,o.
around nc tbo hoe. oor,, o,,,a,.
Land i, tbo ,,,,o ,4 c,4, (,>.'
lima and earn ;s ,,r,+ a,n.,l,ai,.
needs ia r,:sn ~ .b,.o H.. ,,,,o,
co+tcn !. n,rch m .;
dc,nrd u,,,, I'll
boll v,ov;l h,, ...>,o =, H., INN,
rho unl,,,l. - Cra,, C..I. w..
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and Nv Alov,,dor A., c,.,rnxt h..
rertors =, h;s f,r,,, ~ l,,.a has,,
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orc and ,ro n,,,,;,o +ha;r MN h,,a,l
and r,o,+ ~ howe ,,,,,t o,, a,,,,
anv ono wish for, Wa olso h,,a !.
good prist m;u on Crow, cr,,,. w,, ,;o>
is owned hv Mr.. Jacl, Dalton and ;s
rr, oablv the best place fer q mil, n
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
CENTRAL. LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Cleonc Clayton spent a few
days last week with her brother r.
Van Clayton in Pickens.
Rev. j. w. Guy is conducting re
vival services at Six Mile Baptist
church this week.
Mrs. Joe Watson Of Atlanta spent
the weekend here with her sister
Mrs. j. S. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Martin of Eas-
ley spent the week end here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Martin.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
DIR. CRENSHAW TO LIBERTY

Dr.. J. M. CrcnsEaw and family
have moved to Liberty where they
will make their home. Fer long
period Of time the Doctor was q
most useful man having been the
only practising physician in all of
the up section of the county. For
the past two years his health has
not permitted his doing any active
work. The best wishes Of the com
munity 20 with the family to their
new home.
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AT Mt. BETHEL

There will be Sunday school day
at Mt. Bethel on Pickens circuit
next Sunday, May the 4th. Program
arranged by the Sunday school be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. Speakers on
the Sunday school work in the after
noon. The public is invited to at
tend the above services.
d. T. Hudson.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
ALONG LIBERTY ROUTE 8

~ - '''''i' "" i'''e
i"s. week J WIZ come agaln
me regular rrcaching as at Gold
q. oieNN D"p''s' ch0fch Saturday
,'l'e''''o'' ana sunday morning at
an ocMmuhioh services were
observed
"p 'i'.i'Sane ana iSntr'' Town
s"'i' ''.'E'nG oohVcn''ons wee TO
mce' WIN 1o'den Crcek sunday af-
'''hcon' po' OWING to a misunder-
s''i',i''g 'he l'Fmer convention went
20 ne "feeN' 50 u was great dls-
appointment 70 the concourse that
"'''' R"'ncleo 'o hear these TWO con-
>','.'o''.
li'e''''e ana Ceh'r"i lo"hsh'p
W. N''',o''H VIII p'ease 'ake ho'ice
"''' '''',"o :" "p'o'''hoh' soon "i'h
W :',''''''''e ~ o'ocr 70 not d's-
~ ''' '''' '''"a 'Aa' came to near
~ - '''S 0oe Ne'' Mr'
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sunday
Mr. and Nrs un1 ,,;.,, c,,,.
went to so,cco ,ast v,ol ~, h,,.;,,a..
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Pov w NJ wa,,.o
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11
MARRIAGE

Miss Lizzie Kimba and Mr.. j. w.
Brewer of Liberty were recently mar
rcd by Magistrate l.. S. Edcns.
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THE DAWfWNG OF "A NEW DAY
-" N,17-fH,
FOR THE FARMER

keting system for our cotton, Pick
ems SO nobly did her part that we
think it we'll to call attention to the
vantage ground that we have gained.
For we are not the people we were
six months ago. Then without plans
or hope, irritatcd and suspicious, we
were in an ugly mood, ripe for some
thing we knew not what; but some
thing that BODIED no good for our
country. Now how different! A new
insight into conditions, and we'll de-
fined ideas as to how they can be i'm
proved.
This knowledge fills us with new
energy, and the determination to sue
coed. This change is of such value
that it justifies every effort we put
forth to secure it.
Yet we have attained another re-
suit of almost equal Importance, the
,>,,,4,,,l ,,1,,,,,& ,,,l oo,Elo,,o, +l,,+
now exists among our people whether
they be in the shop, or on the farm,
or in the business house. 1t Is The
realization in our South of that which
the prophet longcd fer when he spoke
of the time when "Ephraim :ha'! nct
envy Judah, and Judah shall 10; vcx
i. Ephraim."
1t is pleasant to contemplate thc
new order Of things and the forces
that brought them about. i'inal!y
all cur recple entered heartily into
tie work; but at first we sought the
aid Of our county papers, and most
willingly and pcrsistently they "ndcr
took and carried through tiicir TART.
Then those of our farmers who hat,
read and thought took UP the 01rk.
And when the business men tf ell
sections Of our country awoke to the
possibilities that were ours when all
interests should be united we felt
that we would succeed. But when
the Easley Chamber of Commerce sat
up and took notice, when it's Presi
dent and Secretary told US that it
had taken hold, then indeed we knew
that we were already over the top.
For it's members are men who have
vision, and what it did was reve]a-
ticn of what live men can do.
We are NOT writinp this to thank
anybody every man who helped is
amply repaid in the knowledge that
he has had his part in the most con-
structive movement ever undertaken
by or for our farmers. There are
did net see it as the rest of US did;
but when they, have had time to con-
slider they too will be as enthusiastic
as we are. Already some are coming
I@d desiring that none should be
NS##8gom it's benefits the op-
aD join has been extended
TIL Was N@aof June. Lloyd Smith
at EasleSsS r. O'Dcll at Liberty,
James i,amseur at Central, and Tom
Bowen OF Pickens will be glad to SIGN
you ~.
We have avoided singing out indi-
viduala Tor all worked so WILLINGLY
and enthusiastically; but we feel
~
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11

The Sentinel being the most widely
read paper in Pickcns county is nat
urally the best ADVERTISING medium.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11

The newest bug in the country is
the radio bug.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-11

at EasleSs@&8 R. o'Dcll at Liberty
James i,amscur at Central, and Ton,
Bowen OF Pickens will be glad to sign
, you ~.
We have avoided singing out indi-
viduaia Tor all worked so willingly
and enthusiastically; but we fee
that cur people will not pardon us if
we do net express the debt we all
feel we all owe to Tom Bowen. His
knowledge Of the people gave him 9
great opportunity. Most faithfully
he used It. G. II. Carpenter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
TACGART. Of
NANN|NCTON,|S
|. D. OF. HEAD

f2hiu:; " Va. MAJ lH.-~Th" hii2
A.,sn'N annual commune alton OF IN"
.;r.rIu E.nrau pm.rt e the lnd"p'ni'n,
pr,!..r o.! Dld r"'l"w:, ,om1!'"d -
vnrA today. II" vat me, eng "'t To-
hoiI in MarEantnwu.
III. officers elected today were a TO-
'nN~:
T-ard patriarch, S. l.. TacGa~i. Of
Namr,nrt"m: grand high priest. Hi'lH"r'
Rogers. vf Rcduohc; grand senior war
don =. II Wright NJ Mound>NlII''
r-and scribe. .. l.. simpson. Of Hunt
5rrrrr. grand treasurer. Z. II. kic-'l". a.
t'a'rmuut: grand Junior war''n. +. \
Pay. OF tiLrkshurC, grand representa-
;Iv". i. II. Carnrni'r, az Bu"khanron.
IN" ra,riarrhs Militan, Of canton NJ.
E 90 Fai-mont. under ~" command of
Captain Lloyd {. FitzhuEh. conferred
no degree 81 chIva.ry on MCSdamcS
simeon Fright. Kate Fletcher and Will
Jam N'dCman and Miss lvctte Morri-
G"Id. al OF Fairnon'.
III" grand decoration Of Chivalry Wa
conferred uUoN Porter l.. holland. ~
Falrm"nt; captain Fultz. OF Weston.
and Captain Clayton. "t cumberland.
Md The decoration Wa% conferred by
Gsn"rIi t II. TT"rmiS'un. oc Toronto,
Canada. with fu:rmnnt patr,archa as
eiStlnS
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BANKERS OPPOSE
SOLDIER BONUS
Recommend y. S. Member
ship on the Allied Repara-
tons Commission.

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IN r,o,,-o'. ,r 80 ,h;rl a,, ~, ,bc
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tT,,n.. ,,r',,.;,,nn, 49, ,hn a'.ocio,inr
no Pho .,,d;c- ho,re and hi. .lroc,c,
~ ,ho ror,o,.,r - .Lo .,,.nc,o,;or..
h,,,',,o,,,.,,r- f,,,, Van. y,-,, "a U..,b
tr-,nr
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cb,ir,,,., =; 49,, ,,>,,,',,,,o ,,,d ,,,ar,,n
co,rriss;o, ,,rosc,,cd ,rc corr,i.
SONS -cnor, 81, s,a,ed tho cffort of
mo commission ~ cnllcc, dat, rcIa.
tive ~ r~c.war hoIarCos owed 70
American hankS hv German han,s has
rnsultoI in ,hr rono,t,nc Of such bal
7nres m thea Noun, If ~ 90 ONo rnId
marks Il !, tho intention If tho com
r,is.,op bc aid "a ,,Lc ~, tho ,,,,,cr
win rho s,atn len,~,ren, ~ Wash.
inrton win tho idea Of securing pav.
men, or those balances ~ tho yalua
,ion Of rho mark pr,v;ous "a ~" on.
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shooting OF John Gore and two other
men, no said. but vas In a column Of
miners and saw part Of what trans
pred bcfor" and after the shooting.
Edgar Combs, who has not been az
rested. said Immediately after tho
shooting that he had killed Gore, ac-
rcrdinG 20 Carpenters testimony. The
column IN which n" was going into tho
hills met three men in Il hollow. Combs
and Re-. J. r.. WiIburn. ri jeffrey.
marching u, The head a. LADDERS he
said The column halted IN such way
that h" could not sec. the witness tcs-
.ffi,d hu. Ii" heard both .idcs a<s for
,hc pass~ ord. Somebody .ald Amen"
um,crs TODD 10 hav" been III" Logan
password and Immediately about thirty
I've shots rang out .\t:crv ards nc saw
three bodies. onc ing p"'u;cd oUt 20
his - Thar "f Cor" l.! Combs.
"Ynu tod IN" au'h"ri;icS III Logan
what sou ha>" told the Jury ;hIa nss1-
ing for III" purpose of gccjln. OUT Of
iaii"' T. e. Townsend asked. when the
witness under rr"ss- examination SAID
no WAS in jail at I."san for siH months
and told VIVA: h" knew about inc
trouble on the count. horG, before he
was released under s. 90" ha!r. Tn.
witness answered 'ycS' and later said
he heard his father had offered So nNn
bail for his release with effect. State at
torncys. however, brought out :ha, Car
pcntcr was released when III" change
0f venue from Logan 10 Jefferson
county Was granted.
Nearly all the prisoners "a. re-
leased at that timc. hut bal Wa not
granted 10 eight men VII" arc now IN
The county jail here. y night session
OF the court was called to hear evidence
and arguments on an Application FOR
the release OF these men under bond.
hu. witnesses whom counsel for the
mon wanted 20 present were not avail
nhir and the application was held III
allegiance.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - New modern R2"n"nd
Stucco house ~ COud,t."H. car
garage Owuor leaving city. - EdC
un,I street, ma ! I'm
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wAr~ED-sALESn EN
POE MISREPRESENTATION

DON'T BE FOOLED. Buy nursery
stock from your own climate. Ire
war prices ). J. Masters. Wcst Alex
ander. Pa MA 81
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kEENEY CONFIDENT
Confined from. Page 0ne)

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d" ''''e '''N ''"'' 'd' u"''"3
mari H. 10 pf'"N III "oout '''
mon. ''' Sh!H IA" 'f't'N ere" "dS '"'
f';'! 10y men Al 'I"th!,r, al Of WHOM
wee armed. and that when he REUSED
- r:r IN" tram WITHOUT orders for its
>"''i!. and tn operator Il; IN" station
- used trIETS Tor tho lldIE :
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PETROLEUM

arccS. $3.2s. Runs. 2@.no7: a>crae" &C..
geo. SHIPMENTS. 5c.G<0: average. 1851
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FOR AWNINGS. tents, tarrauiins. call
IRWIN & Myers So ". Elm Grove.
ma SIN
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CONTKA,'TORS--l' wanted on
stor" aud office hn,Idsrg M"k""fr"y
Coal Co. E"I III. rn"n" ITO. Mounds
vito ma II
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRICK COSTEh''TIEG. {. Sa1h"-r
Phone @5t-J Elm Grove. ma ut
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M.\ETrIr- Man t. :Ha>,"- &C.,. ro'"'
Apply 30 south Hvrpr. -. ia.a"i
a.. 49,:
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Con. bs Killed Gore.

Ncia:"o carpenter could no, 80 m
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
WedrOn


Miss Mae Watkins spent the week
end in Ottawa.
Wade EberIy visited his parents in
Lostant over the week end.
G. H. Nicholson and D. A Alexander
attended Masonic meeting at OF
tawa Monday night
Miss Bernice Curtis is training the
school children for their operetta
The Lost Comet" to be given al
tho close of school. The date has not
as yet been decided upon.
Mrs. l.. G. Borchsenius Of Norway
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
Benson home.
Miss Arlene Emerson was an Ut
tawa caller Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strong ant
daughters Charlotte and Marjorie OF
Earlyille spent Sunday evening at the
Benson home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13

urging congress to develop and main
tain a 100 per cent American mer-
chant marine and to also consider
resolutions for the continuation of
the Great Lakes training station near
Waukegan ILL., There is also the
question OF the organization senti-
ment for the United States assist
ance in bringing about uniform poll
cy for the building of great foreign
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13

Mrs. VIM BottOmly ST. has been
on the sick list fer the past few days,
but Is improving at this writing.
Violet and Shelby GOWNS of Otta.
wa, are spending their Easter yaCa.
ton with Mrs. VIM. Cooper here.
Miss Kate Schumm of Ottawa re
turned to Utica Tuesday evening
where she is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs Siottert.
Miss Sadie Farrar is employed at
the studio in the Masonic building in
Peru, where she is painting diaIs
She started work Wednesday morn
ing
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter, Miss
Ida, went to Chicago Monday whore
they were called by the death of Mrs
Fitzgcrald's sister.
Mrs. Howard Farrar went to Los
tant Wednesday, where she will visit
70 ra few days with her mother.
Mrs. Louis Landsman of Waterloo
Ia. is here on few days visit with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs, ). Sumberg
She has recently returned from a visit
with relatives in Chicago.
Mr.. and RMS Howard Farrar were
visitors in La Sale Sunday evening
Miss Mary Leech of Ottawa spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guest o.
Misses Bessie and Sadie Farrar.
Miss Margaret Clancy, Miss Vera
Crosiar and Miss Nell Hickey were
La Sale callers Tuesday evening
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Services on Sunday.

1t mas oeen decided TO nav" SeTN-
ices at the Presbyterian church on
Easter day. Ii Rev j. a. Circle can
not take charge Of his services at
this time it is stated that a supply
will be received.
Robert Pound8tone was a recent
guest at the Rev J, A. Northrup home
in Strcator.
William and George Duder enter
tanned a friend from StreatOr last
Miss Eva Dearth was reinstatcd
into the local order of Rcbckahs at
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Close School.

The school just south OF the river
bridge. taught by Miss Anna iIool-
gan, has been closed As the rcquir.
ed number of months in the year have
been kept. school will not be reop'
ened for awhile. Some OF the par
ents claim that the teacher should
have been kept until the close of the
term, as they do not wish their chill,
dren to be out of school so long a
time as will necessarily follow this
termination of the school term.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
IA VOTES SEPARATE
CONGRESS ASPIRANTS

Danyille. April 13.-Complete OIL
ciaI returns from the Eighteenth dis
trict today show that John H. Lew
man of Danville, was nominated as
republican candidate for congress at
Tuesdays primary over W. P Hola-
dav Of Georgetown, by majority of
fOrtyfou votes. -~----
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
ELECTION DELAYS
c. OF C. MEETING

or account of the recent primary
election. the regular meeting OF the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce was postponed until to-
night
one of the things to be taken up
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Sheridan

Miss Ruth Gard went to Leland
last Sunday. where she visited with
her brother, Claire Gard, and fami'
ly.
Christensen was able to be out
Wednesday after being confined to
his home for a number of days with
illness.
Mrs Martha Ingles of Yorkville
was in town Wednesday.
T.. Howard and family have rented
the Peter Ingles house and will move
into it soon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Fair Committee Meeting

The committees of the Knights OF
Pythias fair will meet tomorrow even
ing at which time the money subscrib-
ed up to date will be turned in. They
hope to have a full meeting Of the
committee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Repair W. U. Lines.

4 gang of wire men are repairing
theloop between the main line of the
Western Union and the Kroehnke
iewelry store this morning. This
loop is used to correct the time on
the clocks in the store
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Twas a Busy Day.

Utica proved to be a very busy
town Tuesday when our several ctr
2ens were out campaigning for their
men and many machines were busy
taking the voters to the town nan
AIS votes were cast throughcu the
dav from o'clock until >.
Tho iudees we're: Ed Condron,
lanes Cahill and John Baumann and
the clerks were Fred Prentice. Joe
Clacv and Thos. Hickey.
Misses Ida Fitzgerald. Mary
Leach and Sadie and Bessie Farrar
motored to La Sale on Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs Humphreyville nave
returned tc their home in Chicago al
ter a few days pleasant visit at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Cary
on the north bluff.
Eniov Sprinu Vacations.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13

Mrs. James Griffin of Seneca. sis
ter of Mrs. Charles Churchill, was
here today visiting friends.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13

homemade candy, cigarettes. tobacco.
doughnuts and reading matter, but
the date WAS uncertain owing 10 tho
stat, of the reads from the effects
of the recent storm But all win be.
gin to plan for the work necessary TO
prepare for the trip.
Thanks from several for flowers or
plants sent them while III were given
In person in few instances, as the
sick have recovered enough to be able
To be present
1t was decided to have a coffee on
Thursday of next week at the home
of Mrs Fred llanuy of Illinois street
In accord with custom recently in.
guguratcd, refreshments were served
In honor OF the new member. Cake
o( several kinds, sandwiches, pickles
and coffee hot and strong were given
the women who gathered in little
groups To discuss points of interest to
the crowd But these were of varying
size, for a woman was likely to carry
hr plate and cup to another and join
for few minutes, 50 there was moth.
ing Clanninsh about the knots Of
women
The distinctive badge of the Legion
Auxiliary was Worn by many of the
women, the red star on the white field
making a beautiful symbol OF the or.
sanitation,
Mrs. J. H. Allen, who has made her
home for several months in Tacoma,
Wash, with Mrs George Arnold, is
back In Marscillcs again. She was nc.
complnicd on the trip by her daugh.
ter Mrs George Arnold who will re
main for a time to visit her sister
Mrs Emma Derby and assist in the
care Of their mother, while recovering
II Hess was a recent uortbound
passenger.
William Pouudstonc has returned
from an extended stay in California.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13

attending the ottawa high school
and the La Sale high school are en-
jcying their spring vacation this
week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13

Miss Irene Hickey and Miss Sadie
Farrar were La Sale caller Tuesday,
Mrs. Alex KiIduff of La Sale spent
Tuesday in Utica.
Tho house on Lincoln street occu-
pied by John Farrar and family Is
being reshingled this week. VIM.
Myers is doing the work
Joe BiCkerman of Deer Park was
a business caller in La Sale on Tues
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
Cash Markets.
ReeeIpts EstImate q.


Wheat - cars.
Corn, 70 cars.
oats, 50 cars.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-13
NITH Observation-Disclosures
House Phone, Black 35.

from the fatigue OF the long Journey
from Washington
Mrs. Jack Carpenter of Chicago IL a
guest at the home Of MIR, and Mrs s
f., Thornburg Of BluIf street.
George Nahas, who has been en-
ploycd here, returned this morning to
his home In Joliet.
Joe Massro has returned from a
trip to Chicago
Young Sheriff. has returned to his
home, thereby relieving the fears of
his parents and young wife.
Rev II. II. lIaagcnson held com.
muuion services in Emmanuel Iuth.
cram church last evening In the Nor
wegian language
Roy Thompson win use a short va,
cation from work to visit friends In
Dwight
Mrs. Ike IIott was taken TO the Ry.
burn hospital In Ottawa this morning.
The meeting Of the Camp Fire Girls
TO have taken place last evening was
deferred owing to the unavoidable alb.
&cncc Of the guardian.