Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-21
TONGA


Mrs. Kate Allcman, nee Deininger
was born August Is, 1865, in Putnam
Co, Illinois and departed this life
August H. 1922, being at the time of
her death 81 years OF age, Her early
life was spent almost entirely in Put
nam Co. IN 1896 she was united In
marriage with Martin ]. Alieman. To
this union were born -four children,
daughter, Merle, and three sons Ben.
iamin, Norvile and John, all of whom
are living and were here at the time
Of her death, and together with the
husband mourn her loss.
Mrs Alleman was the seventh child
Of John and Caroline Deninger. Four
brothers and two sisters preceded her
In death and three sisters and one
brother are left to mourn her loss
namely: Mrs Agnes Allpmnn, Mrs
Sarah Chance Mrs, Emma Chance and
Adam Ilonlnger
Mrs. Alleman's married life was
spent on n farm near Cedar Point un-
til in 1919, when she, with her fam
Nv moved to t'rbana Illinois, where
there We're better facilities for the
education Of her children. In her early
life, she united with Strawn's church
in Putnam county, Of which she has
been ,consisteht and ardent worker,
all her life while living ut Cedar Point
she helped to organize Sunday
school for the people of Cedar Point.
before the church was built During
the war she was also an ardent mem
her Of the Red Cross Not only was
she n loyal worker IN the church, but
she carried her religion into her home
and every day life. She departed this
life after lingering Illness at the
home OF her sister, Mrs Agnes Allie
man, OF Tonica She died as her re-
ligious life had taught her and she was
ready 10 go out and meet her maker.
The funeral services We're conduct
ed in NJ. r. church in Tonica on
Wednesday afternoon 2:30 by Rev j.
T. Bliss Of Toulon lnterment was
made in Brooksde cemetery Rela.
tiyes and friends present from a dis
lance were Bloyce Desninger, of La
Clede, Mo Mr. and Mrs Charles
Meier, Of Henry, Mr. and Mrs VIM
Morris, of VeGona, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
A, Alleman, OF walnut. Nrs Emma
Chance addison, Jacob. Of KeWanee,
John Springer, OF Bureau. Mrs. Sarah
Chance. Mr. and Mrs Adam Deninger
and daughter, Mrs. Robt. Pletsch and
Mrs. Lee Weeks, Peter Clemens and
Lee Weeks, of Florida. and Mrs.
Ralph Scherer, of Kewanee. Mrs. II.
p Alleman. Of Granville, and G. +.
Cr0ssof of Michigan City. Indiana.
Two north side farms bring $3.50 an
acre, The John Diedrich farm, which
is located about three miles south of
MENDOZA. was recently sold to Mr.
Morehouse, VINO resides east of Men
dOta. There are about so acres in
the farm and the purchase price was
100000 or about $3.50 an acre Some
years ago Mr.. Deidrich was offered
$4,000 for the place The Jacob Vogel
farm. southeast Of Troy Grove. has
also changed hands II was bid in at
auction last Saturday by Lon HEX
ock at $3.50 per acre There are 80
acres in 1t. Several years ago Mr.
llickock sold his so acre form north
of Troy Grove for $3.50 per acre.
In recent copy Of a Long Beach,
California newspaper write.up is
given the Long Beach Merchants As
ISOLATION and their work Roy O.
Baldwili. son Of the late Dan Bald
win, is the executive secretary of the
share 6f'@Draise 10 rthe success of