Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-24
RUTLAND

Normal for the week end.
Miss Gladys Marshall Is attending
Browns business college at Bloom
ington.
The Rutland Eagles defeated the
La Rose baseball team on Sunday
afternoon by a score of II to 4.
Miss Hazel Miller, of DanyilIc,
WIS guest OF Miss Perlo Schaefcr
the past week.
A. J, Schatz, OF Streator, has OPP
sned up a dry goods store in the
Mahar building on the corner.
Miss Feyette Anthenat, of III Paso,
was guest of Miss Mildred Patten,
the latter part Of the week.
Miss Zilah Mackay is home from
the Streator hospital, and is rapidly
recovering from her recent opera
tlon for appendicitis.
+. z. hmes is now the owner Of
q fine new Premier limousine,
Mrs. Martha Jasperson and chill
drcn, Of Coyington. Ind, are visit
Ing at the home OF her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs William Arndt southwest
of Rutland.
Mrs. Jennie Van Pelt. of Kansas
city, came on Thursday for visit
with her aunt, Mrs, Abram Mullen,
and other relatives.
George Bishop and family. OF
Streator, are visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Adam Bish.
op.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, OF Pom
ona, Calf, arrived on Saturday, hay-
HI, la, thAfV paf1n Mr..
Eb Simpkins and daughters, Blanche
and Mabel, accompanied them, but
stopped at Dallas City, ILL.,. 10 visit
al the home of another daughter Of
Mrs. Spkins. Mrs. Alta Rochel
They will come on TO Rutland in
week or so. The total trip was 26il
and was made in thirteen and one
half days of actual driving. They
found good roadsd and had good
weather all the way While on the
road. they were in only one shower
of rain, and that was near Los Negos
New Mcyico.
Mr.. and Mrs G. a. Sauer and F..
w. Sauer and family spent Sunday
in Fairhury Raymond Sauer accom-.
panied them home for visit.
+" William Wadleigh arrived home
on Friday after having spent several
months in California and other west
ern states His son. Reed, is still
in Colorado and expects to remain
there for a time.
Mrs. s. G. Peterson returned
home on Monday from Indianapolis,
accompanied by her dauGhter-in-law,
Mrs +, d. Murphy, and two sons.
~.
kins returned home on Saturday
from their trip to Southern Illinois.
The roof and tower of the Chris
tan church are being reshmgled,
The interior will also be redecmated.
The community Chautauqua clos
ed on Friday evening after giving
thirteen excellent programs. The
outstanding entertainers were J.
Smith Dawron, potter and demon
stration lecturer; Galem Starr Ross,
lecturer, and the Metropolitan Glee
club. An effort is being made to
set signers to the contract for
ChautauQua next year.
Everett Lawrence and family are
visiting at Xenia, H.. Weston O'Neil
is delivering the mail on Route No.
10 while Mr.. Lawrence is taking his
vacation.
Announcements have been reCeiv-
ed here of the wedding Of Mr.. John
A. Andrews. of Rutland. and Miss
Mary Z. Bedell at Crothersville.
. Ind. on Saturday. They will return
to Rutland the latter part of the
week and make their home in the
Allen house Mr. Andrews is man
ager of the farms OF F. Z. Ames, just
south of Rutland His bride was
teacher of Latin and English in the
Rutland township high school dur
ing the last two years. They are a
very highly esteemed couple, and are
counted among our best young peo-
pie.
Z. x Boyd and family. Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley and daughter lone, Miss
Mae Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Bod,
Mrs Duncan Dewar and son Lester,
of Streator, attended the Boyd re-
union at ElPaso on Sunday.
Mrs. Duncan Medill returned on
Monday to her home at Clinton, Ia,
after a few days visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ROhner.
Misses Edith Jennison and Eleanor
wilkins. OF Chicago, are guests at
the home Of J, NJ. Rohrer and fam
ilE
William Helmick and family, of
Gibson City were Sunday callers at
the home Of Mrs. II. d. Allen.
Il. H. Colder and George Rohrer
and families drove to Bradford on
Sunday to spend the day, Miss Lor-
ena Colder remained over for
longer visit
Mrs. D. H. Brown and daughter
Miss Maud, are guests of the form
er's daughter, Mrs, Luella Morgan,
near Mantle.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges held memorial services on
Sunday afternoon at the cemetery.
After the graves of the deceased
members were decorated, an address
, was given by Rev. r. Is. D0an, OF
Eureka, Past Grand Chaplin Of Hi
,nois.
r T, Thorp has been. appointed
Canada thistle commissioner i'll
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