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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-19

At the March meeting, St Johns
bury took steps toward planting
Il memorial forest Rutland is to-
p ant $4,000 trees tn season These
are moves that will count as big as
sets to the communities in time, The
Gazette understands tie State For
estry Department has 100000 pine,
spruce, ash and Eastwood trees, to-
gether with European and Japanese
larch trees to distribute through the
state among the land owners who
w.sh to do something along the line
Of forestation. These seedlings can
he had for the cost of production and
as the me is draw ne near for the
proper Sc ting out Of trees, it be
hooves everyone who is DESTROYS of
receiving the benefit the same to
make an early application to the
county agricultural agent. Hardwick
Gazette.
Tie development Of forests by
towns and cities is in its infancy S
this country but n Europe there are
scores Of towns which are not sub
icct to local taxation because they
derive income enough from fores'
ands to pay al municipal bills. Ben
nington is we'll situated for such al
eXper NEXT. As the forest land il
the vicin ty of Bennington is Gu
over t usually comes on the marke
at very low price II the town eoul'
buy ew thousand acres OF thi
land and plant it to timber the tim
Won d come when by cutting the fnl
ly developed trees each year the il
come would he suf icient to re lev
the citizens of paying taxes for loca
purposes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-19
Fl. B. HUTCHINS

Real Estate ana insurance Agency
/illake. Property. Farms and Sinai
FlAcAs on outside a Specially
Rents Collected and Property cared fOI
Fire insurance
eO7 Main Street BenvihgtoA'p
Telephone 05-W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-19

great. People can't believe how it's
helped me. If they weren't so skep-
teal and would Try it, they would find
out. It's a good, honest medicine and
does all you ella m for it and more.
Get your bottle Of this great FlJlan
Yong Coma Remedy today It's BODY
builder. Write Goldine Mfg Co., lnco
A bany, N Y, for helpful circular.
GOLDINE Remedies are sold in
Bennington by w. L. Gokay and b. \.
Quinlan, East Arlington by Y. J.
smith; Manchester Center by }. H.
Whlprla; Manchester Depot by VIM
w. Pratt; North Bennington by a. N
shepard; North PownaI by A, ~
Smith; Pownal by ]. NJ. Proud; Reads
horo by II A. Parons
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-19
Commissioners, NotIcc.
ESTATE or JULIA u. MArTlsoN

-
The UNDERSIGNED. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court
cor the District Of Remington, Com
missloners. to receive examine. and add
lust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Julia y.
Mattison. late Of Bennington, In said
District, deceased, and all claims ex-
hibited In offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we win meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid. at the Bennington
County Court House, In the village Of
Remington IN said District Oh III"
Goth day of September next from 10
o'clock A. NJ until o'clock 7, NJ, and
that six months from the Goth day Of
March. A. Il 1929. is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors TO pre-
aert their claims to us for examination
and allowance,
Dated at Remington VI, this 18th
day Of April A. ID. 1929.
CHARLES II. MASON.
HARLOW A. BOTTUM,
JOHN HUNTINGTON.
Commissioners,
April t9-26-May g.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-19
He's Not SkepticaH

For over three
years. declares
John b losso m f,
Binghamton, ~ Y,
Il suffered from
stomach trouble
with distress after
@ n g, bloating
and many sleep
less nights Have
only taken Gold
inc Tonic and
Neryine a short
tine and / want
to tell you It's
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press 10 exclusively
entitled 70 the uee for publication OF
all news dispatches credited TO II oi
not otherwise credited IN that paper,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
Falesne lamentace. Ne


mas ustavicne narikaji a cely
svet obtezuii lamenty, jak isou
utiskovani V nasi republice, ze-
jmena We skolstvi. Dokladem u
kazuji zavrene jejich skoly a
tTfdy = ovsem jen zbytecne -
byly zavreny nebo zredukova-
ny jenom z dIvodu uspornych,
nebot' o iejich deti nestoiime,
nejde nam ieiich pocesteni.
Takovym bolestinem jejich ma
rikave p6sy ma byti V prve fa-
de ponemceny vrch severni Mo
ravy, Snmbersko, Silpersko,
atd. Ma Silperku bylo provede-
no nekolik redukci, ktere ie
straslive pail. A prece jeste po-
rad pripada jedna nemecka til
da ma 43 zak1, ceska ma 81. To
je ten utisk!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

mel ve I'd aro nanstgf. Povstal. !
Vogel Ease rocdhehl. Kdyz
special kolem PonGka, hodil
mu pres rameno: Van bvch
dal 0 p6t'ak vic, Wy mate lo-
st'ata solidnejsf.'
Ia okamzik vchazel do kra-
mu podomek. Ia MIN Roucek s.
kost' atty. Slozil je V koute. Pred
tim mluvil MIN Vogldv podo-
mex zcela tax, jako Vogel jed
nal Bouckem, Rekl mu, ze'
ieho pan by cd d3neho kost' alta
kupoval, ze iich ma cd Boucka
po1 tfech sestacich, jemu ysak
re by dial sedmdesat halern,
protoze jeho prace je solidnei-
81. Smluvil Sc We imenu sveho
pana. v protest. hospode Rou-
ckem a ted pfisli.
Vogel wal jedno koste; uka
zal je Bouckovi. Vase isou
lepsi, proto yam dam vice."
Cd toho dne nebylo jiz ko-
stist'arG ma namesticku. Nepro
davali jiz svych vyrobkn po
dvou korunach ami po korune,
vubec 81 uz nekonkurovali. Cd
/ naseli sve zbozf oba k Voglovi,
oba po trech sestacich kus a
byl to Vogel, ktery nyni proda
val kost'ata pc dvou korunach
dvaceti a v jehoz kramu vyse-
davali nynf stridave oba kosti-
st'afi u sklfnky.
Ia svym oknem pozoroval
vyvin teto konkurencni historic
farar. Kdyz videl, re nevyhral
prvni ami druhy clovek z lidu,
nybrz kdosi treti, potakal hla-
YOU a minil: "A prece jeste
jsou mnozi, kteri mali strach z
lidu, ze samospravy prace. ia
vsak pravim vam, re nepozre
mas Roucek ami Boucek, a tn
jistotu name tax dlouho, do
kud tn bude pan Vogel."
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pravou chvili. Kdyz Boucek "a
cal vyvolavat zvysenym hla-
SEN svou formuli, Roucek do
toho vpadl: Jen sem, ke mne,
tady je lutrie. kazdy sesty ku-
pee dostane kost6 zadarmo, po-
vfdam, kazdy sesty zadarmo."
Boucek Sc zarazil. PAX, ne
schopen slova, popadl jedno ko
ste hnal Sc ma Roucka. Obe-
censtvo, seznavajic takto, re ia
to kost' alta funguji nspesne ja-
ko hole, usoudilo, re sc neho-
|di k zametani. Toho dne ne
prodal zadny z kostist ard nice
tho.
Kdyz Sc stmfvalo, pfelozili O.
ba kostist'ari svuj vztek do ho-
spody. Roucek zapadl do obec-
mi, Boucek k zidovi. Pan Vo-
| gel pozoroval pc celou dobu
spor kost'ist'aru a jeho zaslu-
hou bylo, re sc k nemu Boucek
uchylil. Prisedl k nemu a ptal
Sc: "Jak sly obchody?"
Boucek Sc vypial, uderil 81 ma
deravou kapsu povedel leda.
byle,: "Tahle hromadka zbyla
Ale tam tomu - zdstaly vse-
cky."
Vogel postavil pred kosti.
stare sklinku. Kyvl ma sveht
pomocnika, ktery nekam uni
eel.
"Ja vim, co to je, vyrabet {
nevedet, jak a komu prodam,'
zacal Vogel. "Nejlepsf je, de
lat ma objednavku. Ale to |
mne nejde. Ale u vas by t,
slo. To ma clovek porad sve il
ste a nemusi stat V necase n;
namesti a zlobit sc lidmi."
! Boucek tvafi dnlezitou, ia
ko kdyby Voglova dalsi existel
ce zavisela nyni jedine ma tom
co ted Tekne, prohlasil:
"No, re bych ma priklat
vam, pane Vogel, vsecka kost';
ia, co iich ud6lam, neprodaval
to nerikam."
Vogel nepozbyl trpelivosti
lobchod "a korunu jest stein,
Jenny jako "a sto tisic. 'Tam '
koute kramu mann mista dost
mohl bych ia kost'ata drzet. A
lie nikomu jinemu byste proda
vat nesmel ia vim, re ne
vite, komu driv odvadet."
"Prace mann dost, to nam.
A Boucek pri tom vypadal, ia
| ko svaty Pavel. Vedel, ze Vo
! gel vi, ze. .dosud~ tneprodalr an
j metlicku, ale musil Sc tax mad
mout, delalo mu to skoro tai
dobre, jake kofalka.
| Kupec poodesel, delal, jak'
kdyby byl ma svdj navrh zapo
mnel. Boucek vstal a soura
Sc "a MIN k pultu.
"Tak, jak to ud6lame?'
breptl a " byl dplne splaskly
"Co name delat?"
"Ze bych YAM ia kost'ata ne
chaval."
"To nespecha. Zda Sc mi, Il
llidi ted mic nemetou."
"Kdyz by to bylo pofad, da
val bych je levne."
"Po kolika?"
Jinac je prodavam pc dvol
korunach."
"To ia nam kost'at JAKE
stromy po trech sestakach."
"Od koho?"
"Od Roucka."
Boucek onemel. PAX vyhrkl
"Udavte Sc jimi." Ease Sc "a
tvaril pohrdave, jako kdyby
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PLATfME HOTOVE
"a bondy Svobody, dsporne
valecnk znamkv.

Kupujeme tez stare 7lato. ,strfbro, pla.
thu. DIAMANTY, skvosty, hodinky
rtut' magneticke ukazovaky, neupo.
tfebene postovnf znamky vse, co ma
jakoukoli cenu. h platfme "a vse ,cenne
hotovymi SIMON, spolehlivy jedna.
tel MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ufadovna, poko.
&. PIG Lenox budove. roh g. ul 9
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno do no.
din vecer.
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NezIstalo to bez nasledxI.

Pani k muzi: "Co jsem Sc ii
nafikala, nae potrebuje Sc ma
Sc Lizka uciti dvoiitemu ucet-
nictvi. Ted z toho mas. V no.
ci Sc il narodila dvoicata."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

4lullio st HdjIl pieu hI3kuiett-
CT.
"Chudaci - pohiji sc sami,
rekl zene obchodnik.
lille, tot boj 0 eXistenci,"
pravil farar kuchafce. "Jak do
bre jest, ze ia 0 cirkevni koste
Sc nikdy Sc svymi bratry pratt
nemusim."
A feznik, utiraje nGz o zakr-
vacenou zasteru, minil: "Blaz-
nj. Neznajf who'd dohody, KITE
|ra znamena pokojne spoluziti a
|zisk. Kdyby byli radnymi obca-
ny, neprali by Sc ma namesti a
smluvili by Sc, re jednoduse
budou prodavat kost'ata o sto
procent draze."
Toto mineni sveho krvaveho
Isefa slysel kluk fonda, ktery
Sc jiz ucinil mestecku znamy
tim, re trhu koupil ma svou
pest telatko, ktere, obarviv je
ma strakato, prodal ma temz tr-
hu znovu sc ziskem sto dvacet
korun.
/ Ten. kluk fonda bezel hned
zpenezit myslenku sveho prin-
cipala. Pribehl k tenn dvema
starym rampouchum v okamze
nj, kdy jejich kost'ata mela u.
kazati svou pevnost ma jejich
sedesatiletych zadech.
"Pockejte chvili, nemazte
SCI" volal ma ne. "Povin
yam, jak yam to bude obems
ku prospechu, re jste tn ted
diva. Drive mi vsak dejte kazdJ
koste."
Vytahl kazdemu starochu Z
ruky koste a pax Jim to pove
del. "Prodavejte iednoduse ka
zdy o sto procent draze, tax bu,
dete oba Ease ma SVEN q budete
delat kost'at jen, poloviic."
! Zirali ma sebe. Roucek vstr
Gil do list dymku,' bafal slime n;
prazdno. A ten druhy vytrel s
z Okla slzu a ztrnul, ziraje blbt
ma sochu bozi matky.
/ fonda zmizel S dvema kost'a
ty.
! Roucek, ktery byl bystr;
hlava, nebot' on, kdyz Sc mu ns
kolenou roztrhaly kalhoty, u
strihl jich kus dole a prisil tt
lvyse ma tn dlru - Roucek vzp;
matoval Sc prvni. Jeho oblice
stahl Sc k viteznemu usmevu
tn chvili vypadal, jako kdyb.
/ mu byla horela chalupa, ma kf,
'rou byl dobfe pojisten. 'To b,
sis mastil tyy deravys kapsy!'
Ivyrazil. Sebral kost'ata a VI
luhanel.
| Do vecera vedelo cele meste
cko sporu kostist'ard ra
de, kterou Jim prodal fonda OF
feznika. Vetsina lidi soudila
ze oba kostist'afi te rady pou
ziji a chudaci sc strachovali
ted re budou kost'ata drazsi
vsak ii chalupnici a ty podruhy
ne byli We svych dohadech pfi
JENNIE zklamani: Koul4k ola
druheho dine vybuba6vat, Il
ma pet odebranych -kest'at dav;
seste zdarma.
''Budou 0 to horSi," usoudily
babky. "Kdepak v dnesnic}
psfch casech bylo by neco tai
lacine a .dobre k tomu."
! Tento MAJOR starych lid
mohl byti Rouckovi vystrahol
a poucenim o hlouposti sveta
| On vsak nedbal. Myslil, re Ia
ce must zviteziti. Ten druhl
rampouch, novy kostist'ar, je
hoz jmeno bylo Boucek, me
lvsak ma nestesti rovnez podiv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
Jos, r. Hradecky:
KOSTIST ARI.

Roucek musel ven. Natahl 81
pres usi cepici, onu, kterou
dostal pred patnacti roxy Cd
sestry v niz nebylo dosud ami
deset der. Byl zasmusily tatik
Roucek a jeho spatnou naladu
zavinila drevenka, v nfz uz
pres den mic nedoutnalo. "Tfi
'tabaky - to name jedno ko-
ste," pocital hlasite. ''Podrazku
pod boty, to je sest kost'at -
jen jestli bude v lese porad
dost metli."
Hned jak Sc Roucek objevil
ma ulici, soused Kolenaty, KITE
ry ted v zine byl stale ma stra-
Ii u okna, volal ma zenu: "Rou-
eek jde nakupovat, nese tfi,
pet, sedm kost'at."
TAX chodil Roucek oh den.
Penez nemel nikdy, nebot'
jich vdbec nepotreboval.. Platil
vsecko kost'aty. Ia koSte "a
Sci ma sklenicku, kostetem pla-
til holici "a stfihani vlasd; a
jen v jedine veci jeho platidlo
selhavalo. Jednoho dne bylo
mu jeti ma pohreb, bylo to dva-
nact hodin, tax jel drahou. OBJ
jevil Sc v cekarne s kostetem.
Tomu sc nikdo nedivil, Roucek
chodival S kostetem do koste-
la,kde Sc sesel s lidmi, jimz pc
msi kostetem platil stare dluhy,
Kdyz Sc vsak otevrela po-
kladna, tlacil es Roucek k oxen
ku a kostetem napred. "Kolik
kost'at to kostuje do Zd'ara,?"
ptal Sc starostlive. Bylo nutno
zavolat k pokladne pfednostu,
ably sam Rouckovi vysvetlil, ze
jizdenek nelze ziskat "a kost'a
ia. A to byla ia jedina vec, dra
ha, ktera nechtela Cd Roucka
poctive a obvykle jeho platidlc
pfijimat. Vypdjcil 81 cd souse.
dd, kteri take jeli pryc, ale v
jeho mysli vzklfcila poctiva a
silna nenavist proti draze, kite.
ra ma nem zadala placenf jaky.
misi spinavymi papirky, mfsto
ddkladnych, dobre vazanych
kost'at.
"A JIM mi sami vzkazuji
Roucku, prineste kost' t'ata, da.
me vam, krupici, nebos chcete
nlouku? - ia 81 jen reknu,
sam faraf mi rfkal, re Sc "a
mne zadarmo pomodlf, kdyz dc
nesu mu kost'a at" TAX 81 stezo.
val jeste mesic po SVEN nezda.
ru u nadrazni pokladny a byl
by We sve nenavisti mluvil c
tom, cely rok, kdyby Sc nebylc
neco stalo, co ihned vyzadovalc
vseho jeho zajmu a mysleni.
Jednoho dne, maize pet ko.
stat " motouzu, Sci nakupovat
A ma namesticku mestecka to
bylo, kde spatril prizrak. Srd.
ce mu prestalo tlouci, zastavil
Sc, pokousely Sc o neho mdloby
Kdyz Sc vzpamatoval, Sci blize
k tomu, co spatril. Byl to pra.
We takovy strejc jako on, v par
toflich, v derave beranici, z ni5
Wcuhovaly stetinky vlasd, {
puncochami, natazenymi pres
pahavice a dymku dumlal zro.
1Ta takovou, jako Roucek. A
pod pazf nesl dive kost'a alta.
Roucek poznal, re vidi sku.
tecneho cloveka a zadny pff.
zrak.
"Co tn chces, strasaku - ty
strasaku!" vykrikl, podobaje
Sc zejmena v tom okamziku
straSidlu sam.
"Vidis, roznasfm kost'ata,
rekl druhy, "zrovna jako ty.'
"Tady delam kost'ata ia-
a trvanliva, zadne vechty. Kou
kej, at Sc klidfs, odkud's pri.
Sell"
"To ty uz toho ted asi ne.
chas, kde bys taky nabral sill
abys mohl kost'ata jak Sc patri
utahovat, kdyz uz Sc trepes ia.
ko silva"
A ten druhy Sc musel opri1
- 1>oX%,o4o ciL~v ~.1,~c II rko~1
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HLEDA Sc Marie Rabek, KITE
ra prijela minuly rok, 4. brez-
ma do Clevelandu a bydlela ma
Buckeye Rd. a nyni ma byti ma
Dolloff Rd. Je zadana ma
sledkem dopisu z Czech, by ne
echala svoji adressu v adm. t.
listu. 5-19
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HLEDA Sc MARIE LEVAN-
DOVSkA, clenkyns Sboru An
tonic Celakovska (. 25 S. P. J.
a je zada4a, by Sc prihlasila
nejdele do 20. kvetna 1922 u
tajemnice sboru pi.Anny Chine
lik, 46O5 Czar Ave. 5-19
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
A REAL COMMUNITY SERVICE.

The Rotary club will render distinct cric, the community
ii they succeed getting good audience to listen to- Their
speakers public health subjects the High School auditorium
Thursday evening The subject, to be discussed are all live
OF vital Importance the community. and yet are TOO le
understood by and receive c consideration from the general
OF people.
The day has long since gone by when the public policy let
people 60 along ignorance and then call the h can
the patient disease has reached advanced stage where
remedial least difficult IT, indeed, the prospect o 3
h peess took wears to convince people that instead e."
"d1ving the presence of tuberculosis, advanced stage
the maady had been reached that the only thing do was
have careful diagnosis made the appearance Of the FIRST
symptom and If found necessary begin treatment at once while
the disease the nCplSnt stages Modern education along
these lines has saved hundreds OF live, and has removed 'rco,
the first place among lie d wing diseases third place
better Education along the lines of social diseases has not only
made possible many which # neglected Md have
resulted fatally after horrible suffering but ha, been the incentive
better moral condition, and demands for clean
bills Of health which may prevent the sins Of the fathers being ed
upon the children Il only BY the education of the nu lie that the
importance OF early and periodical dental inspection be brought
home many >ocaled intelligent people well those le, favor
ed. And the list might be continued a'no. indefinitely.
Proper education would have pre-, nte many violations ID the
quarantine laws which k place during the recent epidemic o
scarlet fever and would have made the rk the health officer
stamping the epidemic much les, Not would
have stopped the violations which the result of the ignorance
OF the offenders but if the n the 0euse had been gen
orally understood and appreciated would have resulted i'm real
trouble from outraged people Tor offenders who knew better but
willing cheat when the isolation became rsome
The more generally and openly public health subjects dis
cued the less necessary will be 10 give Instructions the
OF diseases and contagon Il ~ also to dabue the
minds OF many people from the idea that the modern physician
for graft rather than for the health Of the community which
he lives and practices Any reputable physician would much pre-
fer get a small fee for preventive effort than collect big
for treating serious condition that might have been avoided
An evening spent such a meeting the Rotarans
provide will be mighty good investment for any
Ottawa No city much good that hasn't crelale bill Of
health if only Of the civic pride supposed
have go and learn how Ottawa he made healthier which means
a better place in which to live.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
Grand Ridge News

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of Ottawa re.
turned to their home on Wednesda:
after spending a few days at the J..
Bacon home, southwest OF the vii
lage.
Paul Dunbar, wnC returned the first
of the week from Oklahoma and
Texas. where he had gone on bust.
ness, Is visiting at the John Deffen-
baugh home, south OF Streator for Il
few days
Rev. e. o. England will fill the pull
pit at the Methodist church both
morning and evening Sunday, Jan, p
in the absence of the pastor, Rev j.
c. CRANE, whose home is under quar-
antire However, we are very pleas
ed to note their little daughter Janet,
who has been i'll Of diphtheria, Is
very much improved
Martin Yocum is mourning the loss
of his faithful old driving horse Dol
lie, who had to be killed Thursday
morning. Master Martin had enjoyed
many a good time with his faithful
steed
J. r. Andrews and Chester Skinner
were Ottawa business callers on Mon.
day,
! Roy Crosby, who has been victim
Of diphtheria, is improving very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Helffrlch, son
and daughter of Ottawa were callers
at the r. j. Weber home the first OF
the week when enroute to Streator.
Mrs. Frank Poundstone will be the
hostess at the next meeting of the
Get Together club, which will be held
at her home on Thursday, Jan. 26.
Miss Bertha Rogers has returned
from a few days visit at the Light
holder home in Streator.
Winifred Yocun, Correspondent.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Bacon, southwest Of
the village. Cards ard dancing were
enjoyed followed by serving OF re-
freshments. and the customary good
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Henry Proyance Of Richards
Crossing spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. David Hunter and attended
the reception given by the Royal
Neighbors in the evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ernest Crawford have
returned from Chicago, where they
had gone the first of the week. The
trip was made by auto
Mat Pfau is assisting w. w. Lock
with farm work for few days this
week
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Opa!
Williams is on the sick list.
Louie Duttlinger and sister, Miss
clara, were Ottawa callers on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. G. F Smith, wife of Druggist
Smith, is spending few days in CHI
this week.
Mrs. Albert Wheatland entertained
members CT the Good Will club at her
home, south of the village, yesterday.
Mrs. James Dyer and little son Of
Hastings. Neb who have been visit
ing home folks at Knoxville, KY. ar
rived Wednesday evening for visit
with her brother, {. l., Iachery and
wife, west of the village.
Neil Lock and Lyle Redman were
among the farmers OF this community
who ahelled corn Tuesday and Wee
acsday, delivering the same to the
local elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Eiuss, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Chester Skinner and little son and }.
r. Andrews were dinner guests at the
home of the latters daughter, Mrs.
It. J. Weber, on Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

1885 Swain VS. Swain-Settled and
dsmd.
256S2 Hartley VS. Hartley-hrg and
decree.
25661 Watts VS. Keenan-defts ruled
to answer amended bill in 10 days
25S15 Randall Olson VS. Andrew Boyd
aft Of attachment. Buffers &
Clark, atty.
25S16 Naturalization Motor Co vs.
George Yedinak-judg by confn for
S5S212 & costs-ex issued. Ches-
ter Strawn atty.
25S17 Ida Boles VS. John w Boles-
divorce. Thos n Haskins, solr
25722 Miner VS. Miner-order apptg
gdn ad Item & for reference.
1861 Munson VS. Hartshorn-mo by
exrx to quash the summons issued
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

The Wronu Foot.

From a telegram recently received
by the district superintendent of an
Indian railway from Babu station
master: Coming on duty early in ;he
morning clad III my new and White uni
form | perceived man seated on a
box in Il naked and aggrc Ssive manner,
Taking him to be an ordinary pas
sengcr, proceeded 70 slap him. where
upon he hastily arose, uniorked. the
said box, clad himself in policeman 5
uniform he took thereout and arrested
me. The shoe is thus situated on the
erroneous peddle. Please arrange"
London Morning POST
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
Local Notes.

Mrs, Joseph Walters of Streator Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Wor.
rels of Main street
Jack Johnson attended card party
and dance at Schalfer's hall in Ottawa
last evening.
j. j. Reilly Of Chicago was here call
ing on friends yesterday.
n. r. Thompson, proprietor of
Thompson's hotel, is having his playe"
piano oyerhauled this morning by tx
perts.
William Lane mOtored to ottawa
last evening to attend a show at the
Gayety.
Miss Bennett, the public nurse, has
taken several crippled children from
| this city to the sanitarium at Ottawa
for treatment. She reports the little
ones are recovering nicely.
John tlalligan won't yesterday to
Dressler, Ohio, to look after Land
there. His son, Edwin Haligan OF
Chicago, is here looking after his faith.
er's business during his absence,
Joe PattisOn attended a meeting OF
| the Electrical League in Morris last
evening and found it very instructive.
as always. The reports of work done
! by those belonging to the league are
inspiring to all who work with cleo
! tricity
Mrs Alya Nc, ullough will enter.
tain the buncu club dds afternoon az
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
James CorrigaE, Of Union street.
In correction Of our recent state,
ment that George Hougas has beer
adjudged insane and taken to kanka
kee, would state that 1t should read
Joe Hougas.
Nels Anderson left for Chicago this
morning to spend a couple of weeks
visiting his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs y. r. Thompson, Mrs.
5 Il. Lewis and son and William
BraCken Jr were among those who
attended the Gayety in Ottawa las,
evening The interurban held their
train past Il for eastbOund passen.
gers, and only four west east on that
train.