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O ExPozr%1E DE LucRu.
MANUAL.

Stunt numai cativa ami. dc cand
Il incenut sa se organizeze expo.
lzitii de lucrn manual ale scoalc.
:lor prilnare. Acest fapt este ur..
marea unci nOuI conceptiuni des-
pre- rostul scoalei primare. Cand
viata sociala, cere forte vii 81
creatoare, scoala nu mai putea
ramane ca inainte de razboiu.
streina de necesitatile 81 framan.
tarile vietii din jur. Noua direc-
tie, care s'a dat lucrlllui manual
| in scoala prinara, statolniccste o
scoala primara, statorniceste o
stransa lcgatnra intre scoala 81
I.viata. Celia &c anmniti pedagogl
|,cereau acum cate~a vcacuri este
astazi fapt fmplinit in multe
scoale primare. Expozitiile de
IL
lucru manual an menirea sa ras.
pandcasca acest current sanatos s.
in scoalele in carl ma patruns
ipana All. :
.Judetul Muscel facut incepu.
tul in aceasta privinta. Prin en-
pozitia organizata de d-Soars
! Falcoianu, prezidenta ligii Chic
celul, in Piteyti, expozitie La care
a luat parte 81 VI. S. Regina Ma
ria 81 Principesa Marioara, ac
tuala regina a .Dugo-Slaviei, pre-
zidenta de oHOare ligii, prir
cele cateva expozitii organizate Il
!, Bucuresti, s'a dovevit in chiY
stralucit ce sunt in stare 81 faci
micutii clcvi al scoalelor primare
cand invatatorii stunt convinsi d
insemnatatea, lucr,lui manual.
Asociatia liNatatorilor din ju
detul Muscel si-as luat sarcina $;
duca mai departe opera inceputa
Cine a vizitat expozitia de anu
trecut 81 de anui acesta, = 8 luli
= din COM. Stalpeni a rama
surprins de pnogresul savirSit
Lucrarile de rafie. paiu, canepd
nuele, cartonaj, lemn, cusatur
rationale. sunt. lucrate Gu atat
arta, incat cei ce le va'd stau L
indoiala sd creada daca ele sun
prodllsul mainilor de copii. 81 il
vatatorii an un frulnos raspun
Ipentru eel &c Sc intlOesc: vent
in timpul cursurilor 81 priyiti p
copii la lucru''.
i Vizitand frumoasa eNpozitie dil
com. Stalpeni, opera neobositulu
Invatator din localitate. Noise G
! Marinescu, delegat Gle Associate
cu organizarea acestei eNpoziti
81 ajutat de colegii din jur, milan
facut convingerea ca printr'
munca sustinuta, printr 'un devo
lament 81 sacrificiu, pc care sun
tenn obisnuiti sad asteptam dc |
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IA. s. r. PRMCnELr CAROL
IVIZITEAZA COLONIA CERCE-
Tx2EAQCx M IA 0cTII. .H1G;f

A. s. r. PRMCRELE CAROL
vIZITEAZA CoLoN1A CERCE-
TkSEAeCA DE LA sCUlENt.
In ziua dc p Maiu 1917, conan
dantul mimic, dnpa necazlll ce la
,avut la Jiu, la Ia Oct. 1916 hota.
rise impuscarea tuturor cercetasi-
Ilor. Luptasera aci 81 patru cerce-
taSi, in r1nd GU soldatii, ca nistc
svrednici urmasi al vechilor legio-
mari 81 le facusera multi rau nem-
EtilOr ce credeall ca yor cuceri
tiara dintr'o sorbitura. La Jiu Ii
'se cam pusese osul de-a. curmezi-
sui 81 necazul lor era cit atat mai
mare, Gu cat au avut de luptat, ei
[vitejii viteiilor, intre altii Gu,
[batrani, Gu femei 81 Gu copii.
''vor Fl ilnpuscati toti cerce,
tasii ce vor fl prinsi GU arma. il
,I,manA Fl nu sunt sohati!'
I S'au ingrijit, insa, de. soart
iI,lor toti comandantii lor, dar ma
Lsles Marele lor comandant, co
'r,mandanfnl I, Marei Legiuni, Prin
cinele Carol mostenitor1l tronu
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ADRESELE FUNCTlONA
RlL0R U. S. R. A.

loan N. SERB, Presedinte
vd 'er4ssO AsN rs su1oH q Ole
NICOLAE SAVU,
Plea Vice Presedinte
2O34 Penn Pl., N. E. Canton, o.
GEORGE MARHAO,
I, Secretar General
Bell, Federal 83S; Auto. 73319
645 Poland ave. youngstown, o
loan N. SUFANA,
Caster General
797 So. Liberty Alliance, o
Phone: O. S. 1928
Controlori
loan CRAIOVEANu
22l kunson Avenue
McKees Rocks, Pa
IRON1M vERDEA
534 East 7th st. Erie, Pa.
Comitetul Executiv
AUGUSTIN SISSBA
(Tel. Auto 7271)
139 North Street Newark, O.
LAZAR NEGRILA
Tel. Bell 580)
1909 Putnau Ave. GAINESVILLE, O.
P. CHINA
(Tel. Auto 67O)
1863 So. Main St. Akron, Ohio
loan BUDAI
go Malleable Ave-, Sharon, Pa
ah t N. STAN
r.. d. N.2 Cortland, Ohia
" NICOLAE ALBU
1927 Bryan Ave. Canton, D
loan N. GONNA
N 362 w. Euclid st. Salem, o
(Tel. Bell 932)
Ia Suplsenti
ZACHEI MATIC
Il p. o. B. CTS Alliance, Obi,
T ELISEI IONESCU
1913 s. 3rd st. ST. Louis, Nc
u TLIE BOGDAN
q % W. McMicken Avenue
Cincinnati, O.
Consilier Judiciar
CORNELIU r. KEISER
Tel. Bell, Main 326
S12 Wick Bldg. youngstown, {
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n, .. +. P1INCRELE CAROL
NJ l0JLOOUL T1UHELOR
ROMANO aI RUsE PE 1IlRUL
MAR1E BA1AIu IN IA
lGkRxanS1I-1GUNC1EUL.
.llJr1aare

lUrmare).
Vizita Printului Carol la reg.
Wolinsk 81 conduita. Sa barba-
teasca sub focul mimic produs
tnturora, celor de fata, impresie
foarte buna 81 inbarbatat pc
Wolinti peptru actiunea lor mi
litarA ulterioara"
Comand. Diviziei Ia
!, General Major. ANDRIAlNOV.
Acest rapport trims corpului s
de armata rus, este inaintat de
/ acesta cur umnatorul rapport:
''Prezint raportnl No. 0420 al
Cd. Div. IA Ca artor personal al
vizitei A 5. Principelni Carol "a.
porter:
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, o MuLTAMITA.

Subsemnatul Simion vlad, orr
ginar din comuna Racovita jude
tul Sibiu, de prezent domiciliat
in Homestead, Pa, 81 de IL. ami
membru al Societatei 'Vulturul'
din l0calitate. din nefericire in
seara zilei de % Septcmvrie 1920,
intorantlu- de la lucru pc
trenul Pennsylvania, 81 din negli-
jenta conducatorilor acestui tren
care please pana nu m am dat
JOS, am fost- aruncat sub roata
care mi-au taiat complect mana
.stanga pc langa umar. Toate ace
stea s'au intamplat in cateva mi
mute, 81 Ell acelas Simion Vlad,
care GU cateva clipe inainte cram
un ON capabil. 81 voinic in toata.
puterea in stare 4 castiga panea,
de toate zilele pentru mine 81 ia
milia mea, de odata ma vad schi.
Law la un spital unde chinul 81
NIGERIA imi licarea in ochi, 81 vii
torul meu 81 al familiei mele mi
Sc arata in pericol.
Oar Dumnezcu este bun 81 ajn-
ia La toti: Cratic 81 Societatci
'Vultnrul" al c;irui membru in
buna reguli cram, precum 81
mamci l'niuni ocrOtitoarca celOr
ce sunt la nevoie in atare cazuri,
cd mi-au platit pc deplin tot be-
neficinl cuvenit mie, 81 mai presus
de toate ca lam primit tocmai
atuncea cand mn mai aveam nici
10 speranta din nici o parte. Rog
deci din parte-mi pc toti fratii
ROinani de pc aceste plaiuri a sc
lnscrie in societati, 81 pc eel care
sunt deja inscrisi ii rog face
tot ce lie va sta in putinta i'm sal
varea Mamei ''Uniuni.' care m "a
salvat pc mine 81 suite sau mil
alti frati nenorociti, acum cand
o vedem atacata. sal. dam G
mana de ajntor toti care ne nu.
MIN fiji eli 81 sl nu o lasam a ca
dea prada celor cu interese per,
sonale, 81 cautatorilor de Office
care cu orr ce pref vor o risip
adncand jertfele Romanifor Anne.
ricani de eel Ii ami trecuti, Ia
nula.
I Nu pot trece cu vederea a adu
ce multamita publica 81 d-lu
Procupp din Pittsburgh, Pa. ear,
|de aSemenea este I'm vechiu 81 de
votat membru al acestci sOcie
tati, pentru bmelc sfaturi, 81 ne
obositul ajutor ce mi-au dat il
tot timpul procesumi purtat con
ira Companiei Pennsylvania, car,
dupa ce m an schilavit erau de
terminate ma lasa pc drumur
nevoind a ma despagubi 81 facan
du-mi o Oferta ridicOla.
/ D-nul Procupp find interprc
torul Roman 81 Ungur la ALE
gheny County Courts, mi-au fos
lin tot-deauna la dispozitie 81 de
clar Gu un drept cuvant ca numa
81 numai prin marea lupta de
pusa de dansul in fav0rul me,
am putut dbtine de La sus n,imit;
Companie despagubire care
intrecut orr &C caz de aceasta ma
: tura votat in favorul unui strei1
de sus numitul. Court, conform
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~. F.*H. ca Gle pllOa ueSuruDarca
liniilor, punere de bombe, fitihrri,
etc. 7, orr de cate ori sc petrecea
vre-un accident mai grcu de con-
trolat, ci el s'a datorit celci mai
neiertate incurii ce domneste dc
atata amar de vreme la G. F. r.
Este absolute imposibilitatea de
a ierta aceste criminale fapte, care
an costat atatea vieti nevinovate 81
ne ameninta inca pc toti pentru
o bnna bucata de vremc inca. Si,
de aceia, cred ca trebuie sd sc; u
neasca toata lumea Gil grije de soar
ia c; 81 a populated cerand Gil cea
mai indarjita energie pedeps;rca
tuturor acelora din .vina carora a
avut Joe asemenea asasinatc, cici
altfel nu Sc poate califica uciderea
calatorilor din trenul accelerat dc
ieri.
M e permis nimanui dni cei ell
raspunderea vietii 81 averei calato-
riIor a pretexta ca n stiut "a a
colo 81 inca in multe alte pnnete &c
gasiau poduri improvizate de ar
matele inamice. Acele poduri, de
aproape patru ami, de cand ne-a
scapat Dumnezeu de urgia straina,
puteau Fl, incetul Gu incetul refa-
cute in totalitatea lor. Ori nu a
facut mimic 81 tot astfel mn sc face
mimic 81 IN alte dn'ectii. pdnd cdnd
faptele in grozara lOr brutalitate ne
rOr Grdta crinNndlG mcpdsarc ce
domneste IN administrat;a terri
81 mai ales La departmental CO.
municatiilOr.
Ce vor fl facand, ri de zi luna
dc luna, 81 ami 1ntregi atati ilustri
ingineri carora nu le site omul cum
So lc dea mai bine 81 mai politics
mna ziua spre a nu lie irita morso
81 aierele de supra-suficienta ce-si
icau fata de ori-cine in aceasta
tara!
O sa he omoare acesti ingineri,
nu ell stiinta ci Gu nepasarea &c do
vedesc de la o vreme in toate.
Am fost penibil alarnati tot
cati ne-am trimes eri familiile a
eara din Bucuresti in directia Pre-
dealului afldnd cd s'a put,t imtdm
pla dsemenea catastrOfG pc limia p'
care ciycuG insdsi familia re9ald
lnaca nici aceasta nu este ingrUita
&c trebue sd fie cu restul?! Est
deci timpul sd ne puncfn cu ingri
jorarc intrebarea pana cand cu nc
pasarea, cn incuria aceasta?!
Desmortiti-va domnilor, sau ce
dati locurile altora mai destoinici
mai cu tragere de inima de vietil'
81 avcrea oamenilor!
Nh impingeti prea departe rab
darea romaneasca, caci ca face toa
tie iertfele materiale possible spre |
pune in stare de functiune G. +
dandu-se annual din buznnarul fie
carnia destui bani.
Nenorocita politica isl are mare
vina 81 aici, caci daca Sc gasise NJ
om, cu adevarat ON dupa Elsa en-
gleza 1.-THE right man in the righ
place. pentru G. F. r., trebni
ca politica sal schimbe. ca sd "
dem aproape zilnic, 81 sa mai W
dem inca multe.
| Dior guvernanti, luati masul
| cat mai este vreme!
| Orice viata romaneasca este .
cum prea pretioasa ca sa va m,
permiteti nepasarea lasa sd /
mai distraga vre-una din ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-10

Trebue aplicata legea talionului
tuturor celor indolenti.
D. Moci0rnita.
(Neam. ROM.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
THE WAY TO HANDLE GUN TOrERs.

The announcement by the states attorney Yesterday after set
tno six months sentence imprisonment for gun man. that ne
,,od prosecute anyone within the confines OF La Sale county
who was found carving concealed weapons without legal auth r
is quite in line with the agitation gong over the county Tor 1'
snnre,sion Of crine-pacuary of 1ou and marA&n
ter The records shown that where gun has been used
strictly for self defense ten have been employed for criminal pu
poses The pun rule the peaceful law ABIDING 'u
zen but one who has legitimate purpose IN dragging young ar
sena about with him. or the Sporty inclined individual who should
be trusted with dangerous weapon under consideration Inc
enforcement the law stand, would have very autI effect
on the gentry who make practice Of carrying weapons
Some time ago the agitation keen 10 limit the manufacture
revolver, and small the government and To- prohibit their
general sale but though advocated by Of the leading papers,
got nowhere the strongest argument against being that The
crook thug would gam possession OF weapon even going [" the
of making necessary while la" abiding oucn
would be deenseesS The manufacturer, and dealers firearms
in their advertisements picture the houp and the thug being
held bay totally routed by the thoughtful citizen who has armed
himself All Of which appeals But unfortunately it don work
this way practice The thug the alert and confronted by
gun the hands OF his intended victim rule gets the drop,
with the that the self defending individual generally much
of than ii he had In actual practice there are but few
places where under any circumstances gun be OF any
lav-abdng citizen; hi, Office and the other his private
home and there it Shot he would better off
without it,
II the authorities will follow the lead laid down yesterday and
find whether any suspicious character any individual
suspected Of CARRYING concealed weapons has firearms in his posses
which officers Of the law they have perfect right do and
if gun found give the cupr he will remember the
and county viii be made safer than by number OF guns being
carried for sefdelSe purposes The possession OF
is always temptation under the slightest pruyocln
Many boy has gotten into difficulties by the possession OF
pcn he had no thought Of using cmnay Cut the guns,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Butter Review,


Eleven months Of married life was
enough for Mrs Lillian Hoffman ia.
cobs, who secured a divorce from
Frank V. Jacobs in rhe circuit court
this morning en- charges Of cruelty.
The couple, according to the testi-
mony We're married in July, 1921, in
Princeton. Mrs Jacobs, who resides
on West La Fayette street, was given
the right to resume her maiden name
of Lillian Hoffman.
She told the court the defendant
was placed under arrcsr several
months ago, for the alleged passing
of bad checks
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ed. after which all departed wishing
pleasant evening. Those present
were. Mabel Morrissey Charlotte
Crosiar, Kathryn Accutf, Minnie
Mitchell, Anna Carlson, Kathryn
O'Connell. Esther Swanson, Frances
Dimmick, Norma Hamm, Isabel
Hickey, Mabel Hickey, Katherine
MOrrissey. Hazel Litterel Helen
Sykes Muriel Pearson, Anna Lewis,
Lewis Swanson, Roy Woodbury., Carl
Selmer, Dale Pearson, Leo Childers,
Joe Morrissey Delmar Bosselman,
George Sieffert, Kenneth Clark, Jack
IIamm, Raymond Landers, Martin
Lewis, Frank Hickey, all of Utica,
and Mary and Anna Trempalla of La
Sale.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Finnerty- Barron.

The marriage of Miss Marie Fin
nerty a well known Ottawa girl.
and Frank \. Barron, a prominent
Eaglo township farmer. will be solem.
nized on Monday morning at 6 o'clock
at St Columba's Catholic church.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

Miss Anna Lewis was greatly sur
prised at her home on Church street,
last evening by number OF her
friends, the affair being in honor of
her birthday The evening was spent
in bunco and various games, which
all greatly enjoyed. Miss Anna was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts
from her friends. A delicious lunch
con of ice cream and cake was serv-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Sells Bullriinn.

A deal wa closed this week for the
sale by Al Richards OF the building on
La Sale street occupied by the Smith
cigar store to Wilbur Rugg. Tha
building is brick structure, with two
living apartments above it.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Sheridan
Sunday Services.

The church services will be held in
the chautauqua tent Sunday morning
They will be in the form Of union
services and Rev. r, f. loop, pastor
Of the Evangelical church, will be the
speaker Everyone IS invited to at
tend and make this seryiye the inspi-
rational service of the day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

FOR SALE OF course they are sell.
ing tires cheaper in price, but fig.
uring quality and mileage guarante =,
our tires are much cheaper to buy.
We don't allow anyone to undersell us.
EDW. HAYNE SUPPLY Co, INC.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

Miss Marie Wctherell. daughter Of
Mrs Lila Wetherell of Aurora. is VS.
iting with her grandmother, Mrs
Anna Rove, during chautauqua weea.
Dr. II. II Moser of Chicago and MS
riend, Miss Emmy Wallin, are VISITING
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
PRICES UNSETTLED
IN TODAY'S TRADING

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

Mr. and Mrs G. r Ilibbs, Mrs Dora
Baker Mrs II I Rogers ana Mrs
Ella lirth were among a number 81
local Rpbekahs who MOTORIZED t.
Iwi4ht Friday. where they attended
Ia, Rehrkah convention.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office Star Theatre.
Office, Black l76-Phones- Black IS
That There FLAG Pole.

The talk of removing the flag pole
from It's present situation a the head
OF Main street, indicates that ninety
to the change.
The pole was there placed after
due consideration and inspired by Il
patriotic feeling during the war, and
vas in obedience to the wish OF our
people to have our national emblem
displayed in the most prominent place
in our city
The cutting OF the pole down would
shorten II over twelve feet II could
not be taken from its present situa-
ton without being cut off, rs II is
firmly set in block OF concrete, six
feet in the ground
As to the contention that the pole
and the stand are an obstruction and
Il menace to traffic most believe tina
the reverse is the truth The stand
Is complete division between the
two sides of the street separating
travel so that it flows in opposite
directions on the different sides of
the stand
The thing To do, is to paint the
stand and the pole so that II may be
an ornament TO the city and by all
means let the pole remain whore II
was planted.
To remove this pole to the park
on Broadway would be tautamount
to hauling down the nag, since it
would be- so far from the central
part of the city that It would not be
effective as a display of patriotism.
SalutinE the nag has been an i'm.
pressiye portion of every public cele-
bration held here. and the position
on Main street gives added dignity
mlrch or parade down to the Broad
way park to salute the flag No fu.
neral cortege would travel down there
for last opportunity before burial
OF showing respect t. the colors To-
br sure, il would be- easier to have
dances on Broadway. but when the
street is roped off 1t makes con
yenient and excellent space for pub |
lie speaking to as large an audience !
as any one man can make hear And |
,rayel can readily 90 around and |
leave the gathering undismrbed
That it is in the midst Cf our city |
is distinctive feature of the loca |
ton and che that should be made |
much of instead OF trying to destroy !
the mos. effective situation in our
oi,y
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Church Notes.
Utica Rantist Church.

On account of the Utica Chautau-
qua there will be no morning or even
ing service at the Utica Baptist
church Sunday, June IS, and Sunday
School will be held at 1890, instead
Of the regular time, Mas.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

CANARIt,S WANTED Females; pay
spot cash, - cents each Write
MISSOURI SQUAD COMPANY. st
Louis Mo.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
To Close Thursdays.

According to the arrangements
made by the mcchants of Ia Sale
county at a meeting held some time
ago, Thursday afternoons viii be oh.
served as a holiday, beginning Thurs
day, June % The merchants OF Sher-
idan will observe the day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Today Markets
GRAIN

Furnished by G. ". Kirby, manager
Gardiner Il Van Ness & Co, members
Chicago Board II Trade, third floor
Nuloupy Buildlng
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Announcements Received.

Announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Dorothy Jefries of Dwight, III,
and Emery WaCaser which took place
Wednesday, June IA, at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Margaret
Jeftries of Dwight, have been reCeiy-
ed by village relatives and are Of in
terest to many here, as the bride
who has spent all her life in Dwight
has visited in the village and vicinity
on many occasions, where she has a
host of friends.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
UTICA
Booster Parade Success.

The Booster Parade of the Utica
chautauQua proved to be a great sue
cess last evening, several Of the Utica
children taking part, Many were
there with their bicycles and ponies,
and several marched in costume, the
parade being about one half block
long.
Chautauqua opens this afternoon,
with Junior FroliC Party with
games and free play under personal
supervision of Miss Elma Hedinger
closing with special program under
the trees for all children.
In the evening, harold Bell
Wright's play The Shepherd OF the
Hills' will be presented, enactinx
the most widely read book in Ameri-
ca
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Mrs. Dawson Entertains.

Mrs F. l.. Dawson. OF Lincoln
street entertained at cards last eve.
ming, about fifty guests being pres
ent. Euchre and guessing games
furnished entertainment for the eve
ming Mrs Art Alice was awarded
the prize. a lovely half dozen water
glasses, Ice cream and cake OF sew.
eral dainty kinds were served by the
hostess ton an appreciatiye number
of guests
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

over Sunday with Mrs Dr. Winder
sister of Or, MUser
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

Mrs. George Reynolds was an OF.
taWa visitor yesterday
Miss Mary Ellen Stuart is visiting
at the Kidd home in Troy Grove for
few days Miss Anna Carlson is
taking her place at the Ideal Cafe
during her absence
Misses Meta and Verona Sausen Of
Peru We're guests of Misses Mabel
and Mildred Smith last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mienbersma
of Chicago, We're guests at the home
of Mrs. Sophia Kaiser Friday and
Alice and Raymond HOlcman,
daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry HolCman of Deer Park, are
spending next week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmeidng
here.
Mrs. Mary Conover, and daughter
Rose, ga son John, and wife, have
moved into the SChmeiding home east
of town.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
New Addition.

The W NJ Hook residence is being
improved by the installing Of bath
room. w NJ POundstone has charge
of the work.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

James Weir was Chicago passen
ger this morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17

George Hurd, wife and family who
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-17
Attachments.

The Knights of Pythias met las
night and did work in the third de
gree. Two esquires were initiated IL
the rank Of knight, Robert White anC
Thomas Littlefair.