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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
News File, Ten of Happenings on Douglas Ilmi Twenty Years
 Ago This Week

rH. new school Hou. was .om- r..l.I and IHo .r.un. o. o..ol.r .I ... U. U.l. U..n...I ou which everybody u0 Invited ID can and e.Ie It Che once crer.
 huHun was pulled u. lHo opow ..u. whom two m....I m.n .nI.r.I .I.s0 in tH. morning and u. Che Uunu oI gums forced ho.. in .H. rIn.. .o fork o.0. EI.' Sam o.u erv. n ha..r .'nrm nu. whom o.0o.r
 arrived IHo h.rHuH.m.n had I0H.r.- .I Two mon Hnrn.r Hugh. and Bort H.n.or. uo-. .a..r ... and hold m 5000 and EI.a00 bail and .0e uu.r won. to I.I u doaut
 t rorear. ua. given .t Che Con.
 .IonI church. nrnm.noH. I... ur on .Hc program H..ur violin ..Io. I WH IT Howell o. Juneau lu or..r supper was .rre. a..or .He program
 Prod Burn oU tor California. .n.r. E.n.I0r contributed .o Che N.u meat uH .U. som was born ID Mr. and Mrs. urI Brown.
 The UHaIo mine .. sno.UH.m closed down and ;. men returned .0 n0u....
 MT urI MH Stow. Nuo Wr. tn town from H0oHHH
 T.. city council rI m orln- n.. for Che improvement 70. n
 r...
 Gur-. H.UI returned from A0. mnl. HnI. H..H. n. had good muo-I nIon..I n. hu.l ... .-. Hou.. .t Hr". inlet.
 Plan. fora tI ~. I HuIuu. u' rru.U.U Wu. completed and che following officer. elected. H. J. WIl- U r.Gm. M M...u.or vice nr.Im. n ~ o.0mm ..r. and J.m.. UHr..... r0H.nr.r rE. directors won. Alex HH0m. n f r....e. II Watson. T. V. Carpenter Ium. OHr..oe. J. h. No.r.. s oN- mnr. v L Uro. and Io. W..H- son.
 Edna Carpenter entertained a number o. h.. loHHr friend. W.H U .|r nu.nr
 A now walk fn T.0H.i u.." Hm m. railroad was worry m0E n..I.I in. r.Io.I h.H. n rr...-. o.. proposition or ..r. u..H..
 n II. Fox .I.0r. m. n. '.re.. ..H.H.r. Houe in ... world.
 Rev E.u.'. delivered good .- uoa n. tH. M r Hw.. Tho n..- one. VII. mH m .HH......E..
 t Io... H.II ... .H n.. nr writing . u..m entitled |.. NHH Ono Hu.. H.n
 n U Umr who .oH0H..0. a bathing nIH.r. .. H.aa.0 sw.n.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
MSS DTUPE GIVES TALK
 W DOUGLAS SCHOOL

M Enr. uunr. Rcd croH nur win. n boon doing como worry rH.u. .H'. uo.. .n r.r recent examination . m. rHr... condition. ol Che pupil. n. H. uou.'r. eoo. rrc interesting lecture h0o.o che H-... .r| students One .o. ~ .r Mn...r er.r.ur
 eE. ... h.... r0ror. oH '.. .0n- .r. o. n..... found .r Ono "ho.-
 ... Many "or. found rcIH.r- ..- ..r..I uo.. md .u.I. n number n. ...rrr H....re ea e ... .. ur|.rrHur...l c'..- m cam. T. |.- rr... mHInn
 H.. o. food being Che 
 U". m.m.0- n. Che 0.. H..... and ear. . Hn.Un. Ill. .. .. nr-. which H 0..ne
 ... organization since One ".n. I'M. evening n paper
 H. I.n rH.'o. or .HoH II. -. ..|r.r and .r.orc. M HH N|eu "rH... I.. ... n.. two violin solos
 IT.. " H.u. EH. .." u. u. served n .'o .r.. room after n. pro.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
NEW POSTAGE STAMPS TO
 HAVE DISTINCTIVE C0L0Rs

W.hnelon. D. C-Tho coIou of m. various denomination of the new issue Of postage stamps which arc expected ta he iu uac w.fhIu H.H months wore announced by Po.- mn...r General Work Tho d.a.iuc.- vmos of Che coIou and designs o. ..e now H.uo are expected to "Fc in. government thousand. of dollars by making short paid mail matter moro o..IE detected
 TH. ooIou arc. one cent Franklin
 groom. two. Washington. rcdi throe. Lincoln purple. Iour Martha Wuh- mHnn. hruuu Hro Roo erc.. hHei
 Garfield. orange. aevo1 MchIn- ... ro.e hnes eehL Grant, bond olive. nine. Jcroron light blue, 70 Cleveland. uuwIIal brown ll. Indian head. yellow rrom; i5. sta,ue aI mhrr dark wv 20. Yosemite Fan. dmr.. b.uo al Niagara Fan. note green. a0 buffalo. aop.ai r. Arlington hmrH.lhoa're IaFm- fe. EI Lincoln Memorial doonL muuu drovn fl United Sutc' cuufoI regular hIue. tl, American I..I. border r.d Ia.. blue.
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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
r1 IH0 Electors u. tH. Town O. nnue-
 Ia Division No oH0 Territory

To IHo Electors o. Che Town O. noue-
 a Division Mo- oHc Territory
 u. NU..H
 NuH.. hereby given IH.I nur H.nI II. nm I.. u. Onn.H. approve .I May r. 1906. entitled 1n hc. nr..IH. for IH0 election u. H N...
 gate for t.. Territory a. A...H and nm NU. o Core. HumnI. August I.I. entitled lu ao. Tn r..t. . I..H.E. mH.F i'm m. Territory n. A... In confer ...U.H. power. thereon. and for ..H.. HUHu.... and i'm conformity herewith. ..H0... ....Iuu WI" '0 .... .H TUESDAY NOV. T. I| ..."..H ..H hour -. nU.o.. n. nm and o'clock n m. u. said day for .Ha urHH. u. .....ue .I. following H... .H.".
 u.0.... Io IH0 Hu.. oI Repre- u..I. from m. Territory o.
 on. m.mH.- %. I.e saa.. oI ho Territory u a..Hu.
 Pour member. o. ... I0u.. O. H..r UH.r0. o. .H. Territory O. .'.
 T.. Road Comm ou.r for Road H. M.
 And .. I election win b. uh. m.... II. I.. women rH.." n. |.. referendum. H. m. IU .". n.
 I" ...H...H. "Um.u .u . .u..
 T.. Common Council O. u0u.a. .... ........ H. ordinance. duly designated ... voting precinct.
 . town . m. H'NH. "... H
 .. .H.H... m. .....0u m. ....0" U......
 r.. mn IHr ulIuoI voters TO. |.. within .I. H0uU.U. u. U..U. "...u.. Mo- On. m 0 Town . ".H... "H.. "r. .Hl lows" \. .... portion .. ... Town H...I .H... .H. yves. U. NUH .... "| .... -. ..." In. Build. inn. u..... .U H..H. ..H... in and upon I.. H .t Bloc. which l. ..U.. n. III. '| 0. NHHH nm. ... H .N NnuH. .I0 H.H ... duly 0..H... u'.- ur n.".. in and Tor 'I...n.. No 0.. Town .. N.U
 |H.. |U'. UH.'...I r0f." r. In. within Ono H0mlur. o. T.... Hr..n.. N0. Two n. .I Town n. HHH.. which .. .nH Iau AM .Ha. portion O. Ono Town .. Dough-. 0u.H unI ems. u. Nn.. r.. UN |u.. H. H..H.0'.Hu HUUH. 'o..I.I m s. Ann" 1ro "|... |. oWu0. hr A.HE. Ir.'IW.. Gold Nuu. Co. and 0..HH.0. H Hm.. H0H. I.H ..mo H..H. tH. |... n.HU nnIu. n.r.. in and ... u....... E.. .. Town o. unue'.. .sn.II THE COMMON COUNCIL
 UF |HH TOWN 1. DOUGLAS
 w. NI.H.NI. .IHr..
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r..ru mAs Acr-nENTLL

Th.t death waa acc.donlHI W'1 mo Uamo attaching to anyone was
 Ie verdict Of coronora jury om- raurIed in stewart to enquire Into Che circumstances surrounding One I.h O. Gus Leaf who was killed October 70 at tho Premier mine De- .ona.I was working on One No. s Iar. and for aomo unknown roaaon nrt ha head 0ut into Che shaft oud wa. rucE by Che descending skip
 and killed instantly The Wort- m.n Compensation Board took ehrrro or Che funeral which WW hold nf Tmuday afternoon. Ih.H the 0ul underground fatality ot Che Premier -Hydcr Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn ha United saim C0mmIa .onor'f
 Cour. for Juneau Precinct F.ut
 Division Territory of AlaaEa
 m prohn.e
 In tho Mauor of One Eatato CHRIS
 HOUGER ueoonod
 Notice iH hereby given that Che mder mci ba beon by order duly and regularly entered In One above entitled crue by Iho United sate Commissioner and probalc Judge duly appointed ndmin.a.rairIE of One es'ato Of CHnH U0ue.r dceoa.eI
 An persons having oia.ms against said estate arc hereby notified I0 present tnem with tho proper youeh- en In leml form within s.E months from Che date of th.s notice t0 tho uudorH .urf nc Che oUIcc of HaIou- hH G Holutnm in Juneau A.uEa.
 Dated thIa 1th day of sontember 1922. ALICE HOUGER.
 hdm.u.a.ra.r.2 or Che Esinte of Chris U0ueor. lccc1ed.
 FIut publication Oct 1f
 Ia1t publication Nov n.
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OPENS NOVEMBER U;
CLOSES NOVENBER 90
Dcoat.nuod from paso D

Continued from nseo D
  withdrew u rd.of organization from Europe July !. 1922. tho cone uuuaucc ol Che activities of Che Junior Rcd Croaa u Europe haa boon authorized for am indefinite period Tn Iue last yoar .hc Juniors mado two outstanding ea.ua -ouo .n Ono dome oUc uad Uat Is rapidly linking w ne ehooa v.th Che Junior pro-
 gram. ne other Che gain of dozen countries i'm Europe pledged to 0r-
 u.ae .u.0nom0uHIy on limos of Che Junior American Rcd cro". For HH accomplishment Che Lmeue of Rod Dro Societies commended Che American organization for Iu .crol- uun oI nm international spirit ol hu- man solidarity among young people uI.h n view lo preparation of n now civilization for pcaco
 Tne report for Che yoar udci June an IIe.a 2I5as schools enrolled i'm Che Junior Rcd CroH wIih to.aI of ffsasf5 pupils wearing Che ' e..sa button Che badge of uuaeI- f.h service omoI by each iud.r.d- mI member through personal mcr.- flee. m international school c1uo randruee TaG classes and schools carried on communication witch 621 schools i'm European com,uesi 900 schools in Che United sHtc tur- tories. Ia i'm South hIrcl and iO In . H.oIIuc0u U.. 0. .1roIru com- r.e Tho Junior work In loro.en ..ds I'm establishing p.ayuomda school libraries sewing and mauaI training cIaa homes for war or- nfaH. school reconstruction Iu dove .a..t.d areaa. encouraging commw- Itr r.rIeas and many o.hcr cntor- nr.aH Waa financed through Che Nae uonuI CHIIrua Fund raised by Che
 Juniors at a cost of fa1hlaI In Ihe fcaI year s56922 was contrib utaI I0 tna f.al In which. on July | iaa. thoro was a balance of f20l.- HfI.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPRRTMEN7

N 22' IW E 1855.21 fL dia- anco. Latitude 5S' lG' 90" N Longitude I3f' 2y DO" "; thence s l5a 0' E 1000 ft to Cor Mo- @, thence s. f5' 70 w 58O q. t0 Cor No. q: thence N l5" " 100000 fl to Cor. No. ( ihonce ". f5' 0' E 580 it to Cor No. ]. place of be- ginning
 which said mining claim hereby sought l0 Doc patented Is bounded ag l0.I0WH fo-WIf. on Che northeast by Che Tafu Chief Lode Survey No. 100 and Che AIaaka Belle Lode. Survey No. BOA; on Che southeast by Ono Paris Lode Survey No. BOA and Che Hatlor Lode. Survey Mo- GOO. on Che southwest by Ono Bears Nest Lode. Survey Mo- 99. and on tlo northwest by Douglas Island Lode Survey No. no and Iaku Chief L0lc Survey No. 100.
 Tho total lro1 Included within Che "N" Survey ]. I9.H11 acres.
 The following area N expressly excluded from flc application. Conflict with Taku
 Chief Lode .T095 acres Conflict wth Alaska
 Belle Lode oEcIu-
 aYo of it cone
 nict witch Paris
 Lode .--.. 1.9io acres Conflict with Paris
 Lode O.SCS acrea Conflict witch Rate
 Uor Lode ........... O.lla acrea Conflict with Bears
 Mes. Lode - 8.5i3 acres Conflict with Doug
 laa Island Lode ..0.97l acres Total area excluded 19.S39 acres Net area claimed -- .li3 acres Tho said claim sought to bc pat- ntcd being designated as Mineral Survey No. fff8 iu tbo official plat posted herewith.
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- vorsaIy tho mining ground. mining claim. ve'u lode. promises or any portion thereof. ao described and niattod and applied for are hereby notified thnt unless theIr adverse claims are duly filed according to law. and Che regulations hereunder within tho time prescribed by law with Che Register of Che United States Land OH.cc at Juneau. Alaska. they win bc barred by virtue Of tho provisions of said statute.
 PRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register Fimt publication. Sept 9. 1922. Last publication. Nov q. 1922.
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TEACHERS AND PUPILS
 MAKING HIKING TRIPS

.. ' @
 H0". .m.. 
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 n..r. ..H wind blowing
 .... m. .0"
 N. ..... .....r u. Inc r..... mad. ... .. her pupil. ... ..r M H.. .m" ... G r-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
Er q KuBURE QUIETLY
 TAKES TO HIMSELF WIFE

" know" .' ....E ..."
 .. and M Charlotte "...H. u wore
 I...u "..r." .. ... T. H.r. wholly ...r ... .... nothing known . r.u.. m.. recently .- N.. . ..H 00" .' One . '. ".. n". ." bride. .. known n 'r'.. .. employee m. "... IT. I.u-. ..u. -. Juneau ur..
 H. ... young people
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lCCEPrlBIE DONATION

".. m n. donate. n. m. nm. leland Wumn club by m. Tr..Iu.. H.rH..I...Hor ...
 ...u0r TH was HH H.m.. j" ... M...- ......UoHH r."Hr" .H. VII. give. ... .H. nwH... u. H0.nn. I1 pay t.. h..H.. .H. uH .'o ...0'. Hr. ...n. .uu... hE .0. Woman ..H. ... summer.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
REORGANIZATION OF LOCAL
 CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0B

On .H|.. ..... ... .'.
 U.u.. church ... Christian .r- F..rnr Society u. r.0rrru u.u. Hr. hold and ... .'.0"H. ....u .U Miss H.m h...' .H.u.. Miss H". H.m.0u. r.ur Harold a0H treasure. and Mics I..0 .nnon'.. .o .. .. III. .... .'mm.....
 VII. .I.. Tn hold m. H.0" stud. meeting. 0u ....-H... eH..|
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
PROMINENT RESIDENT
 SURPRISES NE,GHB0Rs

"" h.|. 'H. m"r. ' .... .mu'0r.. 70. Che "..... Company .# . m..'.n... or rH .Heam
 H .Hr..n. .. ~ U. b. and M" IHI n.re unite. i'm m. o...H|. r..orE Hr .. N J. Hr..H. N" ...... m Victoria rH. . Princes. NHrr and m. . H..
  . . -. n. Hm .". """ M N
 .m. ..-. .... .H .. mad. rH' win. |..rH..I .n "..nm.
 .m.rrr. r..ut.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
FAREWELL APPEARANCE

".. ." -."... ."". . nmeH. nr .H. -... Hu. n. IH.... ...r.re nt m. lH..r lH...r. '" ......nm... WI. H.I attended and m. .r... given much n..... for ... vol. chosen program
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
INDIAN cEHrENARIAN pIEs

Jacob TaEocna .an Indian mid .o be l0l yoru old. died recently at ChIcharot Hc was a member of Che S.tka tribe and was nId io he a worry Intelligent ul honc' Indian -m .n- 0ueDco for good among hH own people
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Mm AIc. Wilson has liod u.t for divorce against John w. Wi'on. sho nt for tho custody of thc.r three minor children and f75 per montI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
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suI.. .Ho0. I0.HI .o II..N a smIr. Hoo. I0.ao oII.aN am Ima. EnI.IEor f.H0tl I.a' nm Christian EuI.'r0r alternate alu- day evening. with preaching service. l..0 t1 H."H.
 Preaching ..r.... I..N .n hN n m. aIlrnu.. W..H Christian an.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
LAnrs LEAaUE MEEIs

Tn. I.|. I..rHH |r.. HH- meeting aH Tmr..r afternoon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28

U.. Iu..u H.H..u. u... with . hunting H.w in ...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF THE ALASKA TREADWELL GOLD mN- ING COMPANY FOR UNITED STATES PATENT TO "X' LODE
 CLAIM
 |e.rInI nrrn1l
lsorial o55o3l


 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Chat. In DurWHe. of Chapter Six. TItIe rh.r.f-IWo of Ono Revised Statutes of iIo United sfa'e. Che mlaH nn- ol One Alaska TreadWc' Gold M.n- .ne Company n corporation. whose post 0I.ce address I TradWaIl hlas'a by and through I.a aeont and attorney in Ilct ?. N. Bmd.oU whose post oI'oo address Ie JwoHu. AIuEa claims 1H0 lt. South fJ 0' Y ou fHe .N' Lode and 1870 lt. North fI " 0u iHo "N' Lode of the mineral ionH bearing gold urlnro ground thr.a hundred feet In width on Che northeast ol Che lode and two hundred and eighty 'co. on Che s0uth- west .de ol u.d .0lo Hu lying and being ou Douglas H|nud .u t1e Ju- menu Recording District. AIlaEa be- .ue Huau. Survey No. Iffh and .H about t0 mako application 70 the United States for a patent for Che said mining claim. which IH moro fully described as io mo.oH and bounds by Che ol.r.al plat herewith U0..ei and by One na.d notes O. Wr- rar .Horal. now NIoi i'm Che 0I.cn 0l Che register ol Che District ol Lands. uhioel f0 n'e at Juucru. h.raka. which field notes of survey describe lho boundaries and cEtort 0f said ..n.m on tIo surface with magnetic variation at an corners 9l 1O' E ae .0IIoW. t0.HII
 Beginning Hl Cor No ' whence
 IT. s. L H Eo J on Che north
 end of NarI0Wor Island bears
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
INTERESTING TALK GIVEN
 BY FATHER KASHEVAB0ff

Father \. n hH.HoHuroI u..r unoI lH. people 70. noaem a. .H.
 .o1. houe oH THuudar afternoon WI.H very u.ou.H. a'. m Che history o A'...H Father hwno- F.ro. ua. born I'm Nu.Na aa Il" worry W.I posted ou .Ho oIE m..or n. Che country
 w Emhw taking Im.- mon. m Juneau .o. on. o. hi. onu M0I I boon ho.h.rns mm for .uu Um. H0.. .u0.hH. oHou nu. u.. nU0U.u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
 s Lukes Church E.mn. nU.I0U .u. mUu I..N
D5r.'as Catholic Church

 NU m0un. ."H..
 D. m sunday .HoH. I.H HonrE instruction and ..H.I..H.u u. IH. blessed sacrament
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
Auron Enoam7ment No. l

Aurora Enc3mpment No. ] Meets at Odd Fellows Hall drat and third Mondays at D. m. Brothers of tho Royal Purple arc cordially invited.
 NELs ANDERSON. c. p. l.. ". KILBURN. Scribe Northern Light Rebelah Lodge No. | Meets at odd Fe'lows Hall second
 and fourth Thursdays Visitors are cordially Invited
 MARY GARN N. G. JOSEPHINE LANGsErH. Sec.
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 Register Fmt publication. Sept 9, 1922. Last publication. Nov. 4. 1922.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-07
YOUNG GIRL RECEIVES
BRYM MAWR DIPLOMA

Bryn Mawr, Pa, July T. When
Miss Gertrude Prokosch was gradu-
ated from this college this month
she established the record for the
youngest girl to receive diploma
from the school for women. She
viii not be 10 until August and is a
daughter of Dr. Woodward ProkosCh,
professor of German at Bryn Mawr.
The young lady is fourth in her
rlass. Disillusionment awaits those
Who think she is a prodigy or a
grind Aside from her scholastic
which are in the way
of completing the regular four year
course in two. she has made the
highest strength test record in the
history Of the school She is a swim
lner and has also done some notable
way Of exercising is interpretative
er worked at the Texisauniversity
dancing.
She was born in Chicago, III. She
received much Of her early educa
ton In Austin, Tex, where her faith
Who recently, according to messages
| Ecn coming to this city she was
He'd to take entrance exam
nations which she passed with no
at all
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-07

ing p Co mo by First Tr Co receiV'
er TO be made party def and Tor
" to file cross bill -allwd.
25555 Hozie Seroka-mo by compt
for rule on deft 10 close proofs by
Aug 1-allwd.
92SS7 Sullivan Sullivan-mo to
show cause &C by agmt set for hrg
for July II at 10 a. N.
26O73 ] Ames Lumber Co Frank
] Schultz Co--bill dis by compt at
compts costs
25564 Martha Wilson Marvin VIII
son--mo by compt for rule on def.
TO show cause &C in compliance
with prayer OF petition-mo allwd
and deft ruled to show cause by
July IL at 10 a. M.
24+70 Fallon vs. Fallon-dem to nil
set for hrg by agmt July at 10
m
Haskell VS. Cook ord delft & ref,
256s5 Hatala vs. Hatala-mo by
compt for temp alimony and solr
fees.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-07
FARM RIDGE

Mrs. Langley. daughter and son mo-
tored to the George Wollenhaupt
home one day last week. Their coua-
ms. Mrs. Bartells and Miss Etfie Rove
were also callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Black were recent
callers on relatives in the village
Everett Hodgson. and wife enter
tanned relatives from Ottawa last
week.
A. II. Black drives new auto, pur'
chased recently.
Dinsey Deckard IS somewhat indis'
posed with lame side.
Mrs. Rogers and daughter Mildred
OF Grand Ridge visited Mrs. Jesse
Dilley Tuesday.
Mrs. Ehley was an ottawa caller
recently.
Mrs. James Reddick and daughte'
Charlotte are visiting Mrs VI. T.
Hodgson in the Ridge returning IRON.
Strcator where they have visited reia'
tives.
Miss Lucille Duder is the guest 81
her friend, Miss Mary Roberts, in o'
taWa
Miss Edna Antram had as her guest
Sunday Miss Mildred Herman.
r. Geiger and family and Miss A
Geiger called at the Edward Gretteh'
cord home the first of the week
Miss Liyinia Smith was a recent Ut
tawa shopper.
Mrs. Belle Poundstsone, formerly OF
,his nefghborh0od, but now OF South
ottawa. departed last week for ONO
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-07
BROOKFlELD

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mater have
returned from II trip 70 Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rose s, ent sun.
day afternoon with the formers broth.
err, Victor Rose, who IL III AT the tent
colony in Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Sebby OF north
Of Seneca are the parents OLA babt
girl, Miss Hannah Tally IL caring 10,
Mrs. Sebby.
Mr., and Mrs. Leland Markey and
daughter of Grand Rapids. Mich
came Saturday to spent the Fourth
with Mrs, u. +, Gage and family.
Miss Hazel Schroeder was shopping
In Ottawa on Thursday.
Misses Beatrice and Dorothy Olson
OF Marseilles are spending part of
their summer vacation here with thei.
aunt Mrs. Thor Olson,
Mr. ANA Mrs. simon ODonnell and
daughter, Rita Kathleen: Mrs. Mary
Shcody and children, Randall and
leila, were callers at the Fred Kohrt
home on Sunday.
Rose Mary Sheedy and cousin, Der.
nardinc, and parnell Lyons of Odell
NHNii' IloN WIN ~ wv ublllt VI INV
uncle, Tom Dunn
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gallaher of Chi.
cago spent few days Of last week
here with relatives.
Miss Anna Anderson. daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Anderson. had
her tonsils and adenoids removed ut
the Ryburn hospital. Ottawa, las.
Wednesday
Miss Marjorie Thorson spent las.
"Wednesday and Thursday in Ottawa
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kennedy and
family spent sunday at the Edward
MCNellis home in Morris.
Miss Margaret Kennedy departed
for Mendoza Monday evening to spend
Il few days with her sister, Mrs.
| Frank CnSs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-07

where she will visit her son, Jake
Poundstone.
Mr.. KLEIN has returned to st. Louis
after a visit at the +. Grettencord
home.
Mr.. Myers shelled corn last week.
Mrs. George WolSnhaupt and
daughter. Miss Lois; the Misses Wa
key and several others from this local
ity attended the pre-nuptiai shower at
Mrs. Myers in honor CT Miss Ruth
Mullen
Miss Dorothy Yocum is much bet
ter from her illness. Several mem
bers OF the Westminster Guild, of
which Miss Dorothy is an active mem
Der, called on her Saturday afternoon.
They took beautiful flowers for her.
Fred Ford has returned to Cedal
Rapids, Iowa, after Il visit in Grand
Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Simmons and
children Of Springfield were guests
asst week at the Orville Woodward
home. The yalso visited in both OF.
tawa and Grand Ridge on their way
home. Mrs. Simmons was formerly
Miss Anna Pcundstone.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Glenn motored
to Streator Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fogle and fam
uv have returned from motor trim
to Fairbury.
Mrs. William Smith and daughter,
Miss Sydney. OF Grand Ridge were
Streator callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Glazier were
callers at the Lewie Antram home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ada Fogle called on loea.
friends recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black had Is
their guest last week the former :
mother, Mrs. Kate Black of Grand
Ridge
Harold Yocum spent Sunday with
friends in Deer Park township.
j. c. Grettencord OF Ottawa moto~-
ed to his son Edwards Monday.
Miss Nora Poundstone was a week
end guest al her mothers
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur DefenbauSE
enioyed visit one day last week
from the formers mother, Mrs. VOL.
lenhaupt OF the Ridge.
The youngsters who have been
camping at Mckinley Park have re-
turned to their homes, Glen Fogle
was one of the boys.
Mrs. PatteI son is Ill at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Lewis Agtr1m.
Mrs. A. F. Mills was an ottawa
shopper recently.
Misses Margaret and LOIS Clean
called on friends in the village Mon
day afternoon.