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winners, then presented the brideto-
be.
The presents were brought IN 1T
tie wagon drawn by Mary jewell
dressed az kewpic, With u bow OF
SO exaggerated size that II seemed
to be the motive power for the wagon
These presents, all beautifully
wrapped, were opened by Miss Hon
man with many ordinations M
beauty appropriateness, or utility
The decorations were white with a
few red carnations among the white
ones The refreshments served were
sandwiches, olives, pickles, ice cream,
cake and coffee And the girls GER
tainly enjoyed themselves over their
cream, talking over the latest news.
and planning out the wedding as
each thought 1t should or would be.
After the wedding, the happy young
folks will make their home in Mar
settles, whore the groom has prepared
a house for their occupancy, and will
be a decided acquisition to tho young
or set
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Sheridan
SHERIDAN TO BALLOT
ON VILLAGE BOARD

Two tickets, progressive and a
citizens have been brought out for
the election at Sheridan tomorrow
A village president, three trustees
a village clerk and two trustees, tc
fill vacancy, will be chosen The cleo
ton promises to be one of the most
interesting held in Sheridan for a
number CT years
The candidates for the various of
Noes are as follows:
Progressive Ticket.
President board of trustees-N w
Conway.
For trustees for full term-Ross
Tomlin, John Kaiser and Robert
Campbell
For trustees to fill two vacancies
Fred Ackley,
Village clerk A. Beardsley.
Citizens Ticket.
President board of trustees-AIf
Christensen.
Trustees for full term-Ole Serbv.
Trustee to fill vacancy-John Eide
and Ernest Erickson.
Village clerk-EImer Clark.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
PORTER CORP LANDS.
ND. STATE FAIR JOB

The j. f. Porter Corporation has
just landed the largest barn equipment
order in the ntsory of its fifty,four
years in business.
The Missouri State Fair Board at Sc
ralia has placed the contract with the
local factory to supply the steel hog
pen equipment for 50f pens. Size S
feet by s feet,
This means that over two miles Of
steel panel work will be installed in
what promises to be one OF the finest
pavalionS in the United States
To get an idea of the immensely Of
this job imagine the equipment cover.
ing a space approximately four city
blocks
This installation will be fine ad
vertisement for Ottawa and will be
the means of interesting many breed
ers from other states as we'll as Mis-,
souri, in the products of this city.
Hog Barn Equipment is one of the
lines which has been very extensively
developed by the local concern dur
Ing the pas few months.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Local Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lehr were re
cent Ottawa callers.
Mr. v Baker called on friends
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. f.. l.. Lewis and sister, Miss
Edith departed Friday afternoon for
Chicago
Mrs Ray Gallup and mother, Mrs
X. Black attended the concert at the
q II s Friday evening.
Mrs Hodgson has returned from
Rochelle, whore she represented the
Presbyterian Missionary Society, at
the Presbytcry meeting which conven
ed on April and :
Mrs n. F. Moss and brothers, Will
lard and Harry Van Buren,, attended
the funeral Of their nephew at Peoria
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs ST. Clair of Streator. has been
spending a few days with the Arthur
Reese family, southeast of town
Mrs f. Lott was conveyed to the
city hospital in Ottawa Friday morn.
ing for treatment.
II. NJ. Glazier is confined to his home
at this time by an attack of tOnsilitis.
Mrs. F. E. Reese of the east side, re-
turned Friday evening from a two
days visit at the home of Mrs. Ella
Toie on north Bloomington street.
Streator. whore she reports having
had very enjoyable visit while in
Streator. She called on Mrs. Carter at
st. Mary's hospital, whom we regret
she had to report as not improving.
Mrs VIM Keeler was VILLAGE caller
this week
Miss Florence Rutan was an over
night guest at the Ray Gallup homo
Friday night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
GRANDRIDGE
MISS WlNlF2EC YOCUM
Correspondent

Mrs. r. =. Wakey proved herself a
decidedly clever hostess on Thursday
afternoon when the majority Of mem
hers and seven visitors assembled
at her home for the regular bimonthly
meeting and most ENJOYABLE time re,
suited for all concerned. And while
tho SIM shown beautifully ont side a
sh0wored poured in torrents inside the
Wakev home and Mrs. Elmer Lott
seemed to he the only one unprepared
for the downpour at this time but who
at the close seemed to be favored
despite her unprepardness. Owing to
thf. gpecial feature no business was
transacted, all devOtnC the afternoon
10 social good get-to-gether time for
which this organization have long ago
distinguished themselves The hostess
served her guests very nice refresh.
mnnts after whiehgtho club then adj
iourneds to meet again in two weeks
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Willis Williams Moves,

Willis Williams and family, residing
near the chemical works, in sim
Bray's house. moved Friday into the
house recently vacated by James New
ton. Mr. Newton moved into the
house recently vacated by George
Kamcr and Is tearing down his barn
on Canal street, and with the lumber
Is building an addition on his house.
Oscar Peters, who has been visit
ing at the home Of Mrs Hoppe on
Canal street. returned to his home in
Chicago on Sunday. Mrs. Peters Will
remain with her mothers for ten
days visit.
D. Bennett was a business caller in
La Sale and Ottawa on Friday.
Mrs. G. b. Cary, Mrs. William Davf-
son Jr, Mrs Dave Heese and Mrs.
Leo Bast were among those from
Utica who were in La Sale on Fri
day
Misses Mabel and Mildred Smith
spent over Saturday night and Sunday
with their mother in Chicago.
James Landcrs was Peru business
caller on Friday.
Mrs Patrick Neary, Mrs. Everett
Crosiar and Miss Gertrude Taylor
were La Sale visitors on Friday.
Miss Frances Condron has resigned
her position at the Bee store as book"
keeper and has accepted position
at the Rock Island depot. Miss Helen
Donovan will fill the vacancy at the
Bee store.
Walter Bosselman was a business
caller in ottawa on Friday.
WANTED Sewing; children's cloth
ing or any plain sewing; will go to
any home in Utica or vicinity; salts
faction assured. Phone HOW or
write to MRS. JAMES MCGUIRE,
Utica Ill,
Miss Sadie Farrar, Mrs. F. II. Par,
sons Mrs. Max Niebuhr. r. F. Smith.
Mrs James Murray, Mrs. Howard
Crane Mrs. f. Payne and Miss Cattle
rine Payne were among the residents
of this city who visited La Sale Oh
Saturday
Lee Anderson was an ottawa Wis.,
itor Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Mcclure visited friends in
Ottawa on Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

The large trees in front of Sam
Gardner's home are being cut down
this week owing to their Interference
with the electric light wires and the
damage done to these wires some
weeks ago. This entails a lot If
work. as the trees must be taken down
in pieces. being let down by ropes in
order not to damage the house or
wires L. y. Holland, Sam Gardn".'
and B. y. Jackson are doing the work.
John Fitzgerald of Lincoln street IS
having new garage built for his
Ford sedan and a gravel driveway IS
being completed leading to the garage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Primary Election Tuesday, April nth

At the bottom of each Republican
ballot, under the heading For Pre-
cinct Committeeman. vote for one"
will be found a blank line for the
purpose of writing in or pasting on
the name of your choice for Precinct
committeeman Vote for f. G. Van
Hoorebeke for Precinct COMMITTEE
man in the First Precinct of Rutland.
(adyD
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
School ElnctInn.

At the school election held on
SATURDAY, there were as votes cast.
of which Il. l.. Ankeny received $50
for president Of board of education
f. f. States received 3Si W. S. Ster.
rctt received iO3. There were few
scattering votes
Many of the voters who wrote in
names neglected to put cross In the
square. SO their votes did not count.
There was only one regular ticket In
the field, and there was no organized
opposition.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
1T is
The Hour Just Before the Battle.

Misleading reports and bitter
charges are being made against Sen
ator ESsingtOn because he dared to
champion the rights of the people in
bitter opposition to the powerful
Governor Small machine The brutal
attempt to beat down a good man will
not avail. 4 word to the wise: You
can expect campaign lies to be flying
thick and fast The fake factory Of
the enemy is running under full head
of steam Honest charges are not
sprung at the eleventh hour. A good
time to stand pat. Beware!
ESSfNGTON CAMPAIGN COMMIT
TEE. ADV,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
WHEAT SCORES NEW
UPTURN IN TRADING

chicago April lo-Nhoat scored 4
material upturr in price today during
the early dealings. Liverpool quota
tions being sharply higher and crop
reports from the southwest being less
favorable There was bat little pres
sure TO sell Eastern interests led The
buying The opening which ranged
from sc 70 lsc higher, with MAY
1913 to $685. and July $L2iis to
$I2li2. was followed by moderate flr
Their gains and then something Of L
reaction.
Corn and oats sympathized with tn
wheat advance. After opening &c to
3sc higher, July 627.c to G3c, the corn
market gained a little more and then
sagged somewhat
Oats started unclaimed to &c up,
July 1870, and made a Slight general
advance before showing any tendency
to halt
Higher quotationes on hogs helped
to give lift 10 the provision market.
Provisions.
Chicago, April l0-Butter higher,
creamery extras, &4l2c; hrsts. 3l12-
33iaC. seconds, 50-3lc; standards SIC.
Eggs higher. receipts. io122 cases,
arsts, 23c, ordinary trsts 2Il2-22c,
miscellaneous, 2-tt-22@c; storage
packed extras, 25l4.2J2c; storage
packed frsts. 24&42JC.
Potatoes.
Chicago, April 10 Potatoe5 steady.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
AMUNDSEN HOPS OFF
IN NORTH POLE PLANE

Central Park. n Y, April 10 Cap
tain Roald Amundsen. arctic explor.
er, hoped off in an all metal mono
plane today for Cleveland on the first
lap of a transcontinental flight which
eventually will take him to Seattle.
Wash, where he will leave June |
for drifting voyage in the north po-
lar regions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Home Broken Up Temporarily.

II. |. Rogers and little daghters. are
boarding at the Mrs NJ 4. Rainier
home on the east side, and the eldest
daughter Miss Bertha is staying al
the Chrstman home, also on the east
side, while the quarantine remains on
their home for scarlet fever Little
Miss Florence being the victim, her
mother who is caring for her reports
the little lady getting along nicely.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Victory Class Meets.

The Victory class of the Utica Bap-
fist church met on Friday evening for
the purpose Of rearranging and clean
ing up their rooms. A social good
time was enjoyed after their work
was completed, and lunch was
served.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
AUTO THROWS STONE
THRU STORE WINDOW

An automobile which passed down
Main st, Yesterday hit a small stone
in the street and threw it thru the
window of the Rose Gun Shop, 40 lo6
Yves Main $, breaking it 90 frag,
ments,.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

city Engineer ~. II Irwin is here
today He will check up some city
work and also do some running Of lot
lines on Bluff street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

The Greater Marscille8 club will
hold their regular meeting April 18th,
in Legion hall
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

b = OsEood motorod to Chicago
this morning
NJ Il LOOMS went to Henry yester-
day
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
School Election,

The regular annual school election
was held here Saturday. a trustee and
one director being named. Mrs. E.
Abel was elected as school director.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

Mrs. Mirabel Bowers is confined to
her home with an attack of the grippe
Mrs. John Hirks is confined to her
home with illness
Mt and Mrs. ID. Bastian motorod
to Aurora yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Mrs. Rounds Hostess.

Mrs. e. b. Rounds entertained a
number of Royal Neighbors on Thurs.
day at her home here. An annual
business meeting was also held ard
arrangements made TOR the county
convention to he held at Strcator the
latter part Of May A large number
Of Royal Neighbors from neighboring
towns were IN attendance Luncheon
was served at 100 and dinner at 6
O'Clock, and in the latter part of the
evening they all departed for their
various homes. The past officers were
entertained, who were Mrs. t'inklcr CT
La Sale Mrs. Fitzgerald of Ogleshy
Mrs. l.ayanWay and Mrs b. Maloney
of Ottawa. The present officers who
attended we're: Mrs. Evans Of Strca
tor. president; Mrs. Joseph Amy ct
Utica, vice president: Mrs. Sarah Day
OF Ottawa, past president; Mrs. Van
Norman of Marseilles, chancellor
Mrs Nellie Kimmery of Oglesby, sec,
retary-treasureri Mrs. Sophia Kaiser
oracle, from Utica, and Mrs. sam
Gardner, recorder. Mrs Lynn Edgott
Of La Sale. district deputy, was alsc
present. The hostess, Mrs Rounds
was presented with a beautiful pansy
Eeranium plant By her guests. All
present voted Mrs Rounds to be a
royal entertainer.
Misses Mildred Morrisscy and Celia
and Zita White attended party a.
the MOrrisscy home in Ottawa on
Thursday night.
Mrs. Alta Bosselman and son Del
mar were La Sale shoppers on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Stella Forbes, Miss Jessie Ellis
and Samuel Hallett were among those
from Utica who attended an Odd Eel
lows and Rebekah dance in ottawa on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Emma Holcman and daughter
Mrs. George Schmeiding, attended
The Shiek" at the Orpheum thcater
in Ottawa on Thursday evening.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10

at the home OF Mrs. Frank Poundstoa
On AMril 20
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-10
Cash Markets.
( stirated Receipts.

Wheat S. cars.
Corn. 1871 ears.
Oats. 81 cars.
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Central N,vcnuc NrthciiS,

NN.'N. ENNN ~ NNN
Rev g. o. Hlrhec pastor
fED. idHury Sis p walter. Phone
1889
o. aH H m church school Mr. !
d Major suuertnteudenf
70 NH u m morning worship
SERMON subject spiritual Nalu"
uf t Vacation Anthem Crown
IiIm lord uf An Geo ~ Rfa'k
weIi Solo The King ~ Love
VIM q SprucC
900 U m Young peoples meet
Ug Mr Harris Gross, president
nn % M evening prearhinr
Subject Code y ltnya lynn
Anthem Aesus win Ackity-
ounE Peoples choir -
0H n m W~edn"4dhy prayer
moulIug and church school council
F.f5 no. thursday Choif re-
Htsrs1I Mrs Elizabeth a. hTRd
ford. director
Ito came fu Nazareth vrhcto
bel had boon brought up AMI ~
hIs uru was hc went into tho
-NuHEngu' on the Sabbath iHy
luks tIG
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
m vatrhss diamonds euss. Liberty
'luis automobiles and everything va.
sable
o. MARCUS 2Is s FIRST
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THE HABITS OF
PENCUINS
ny PHoF. " D. E1suOU.
Chair Of Biology. University of

NHulE nI NttutNkNH NnNatNNtN w
Montana
Fenguina are large birds OF the
antarctic regions. adapted TOT tife
In the water. walking erect. and
with wings useless Tor flight, They
have many fery strange traits y
habits Al the end % the SEQ
son. when tho Young have grown
to maturity and are able ~ tnAe
care ~ themselves. they an rre-
pare FOR the fan departure Great
eNcItemcnt and activity prevail
There g. an unitsual amount 90 bird
''tniklnE" aud struttinp ahoutH
This viii continue Tor ~'yetai
days During this time the hifds
will piungr into the sea a. usual
diaportinr Themselves in the water
~ apparent glce-
lions seem 10 bc complete They
line un on the shore iCo or Ice
edgp 10 the hundreds ana thfAlr-
andH. They seem 90 be- ACTING VIII
orderly conduct. with little hoif'
or fuss
Without prcarrangcd signal AZ
pnr.nflv hut at q time when ~
ar. ready. the lender 81 tho tlqc&,
an old bird. raises his voice hnd
piunEes hcadlonE into the sen
reader b. Immediately foitow'0 by
the entire number.
They act a. though each We
TRYING TO make the dive before no.
otner- in nm incredibly short space
az time an have Disappeared
icg face BIZ barron Of NE, They
have guiic Tor the season,
horc they 90 uo one yet Know
but they will not return until the
breeding time Of the following Geo.
son since they cannot ny tpfy
must swim. and quite surely. hke
seals. go long distances How they
find their way hack 20 the rooksry
d. vet u mystery
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InicrnnnonnI nIblc students

First floor Library building.
Central a,cuuv and Edith street
Meetings tor nnn-scctnrina htol"
study
SUNDAY at . p m. Topic II
study The Permission Of Lyfl and
a. Relation 60 Gods Plan
D. m Topic The Grea pnF
81 AtoucmcnG type and antitype
"Wednesday a % M Prayer and
testimony meeting
FRIDAY. s D. M Topic Of lesson;
The lmnr" Of the Beast and IT,
Mark
Az christians welcome No
COLLECTION f
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
ghursN

Corner Gold aycnu' and Arno
street
Carr Sghmld pastor Eesld"nrH
zoe south Arnn street
sunday school aia a. m
services In the English Language
100 a M sermon topic Patience
m Suffering
Services IN tho English lRnguug
nre held every sunday ~ 10 O'Clock
and in the German language on the
first and third SUNDAYS 81 the
month At a O'Clock. aar
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

i0OONIN0 ftJusE Tor sale -. A.il,
2iz " 0.ld Phone a61
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lead and South Third si o. D.
MgGu4rr Minister Mlss Edith
tiarhy. acauuu.- D. " Howspr
sunday school Hupcriutcudtuf Oh.
- Thompson musical director
. fa q M Sunday school
~ 1 M Morning service with
sermon Subject o4 arrmon Men
Huu Angels Anthem Hast
Thou hut known tpfIuca.rb
Solo. open tbe Gates Knapp.
Miss Bass
m Epwurth lsHgur
D. w Praise ssrFIU. wish z.f.
mon Subject Of sermuu Almost
Persuaded
MuHl, ll ladies quart.ys
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TOT WTWIHNHN
Willard 4 Guy mirlefrr us 3
Walter. phone It4s-W
st ft=H Bible school
~ 0n-Murnlng service Ssrmor
topic Gods Purpose
W0-EudcHvur meeting
Ae-tummruVornent program
90 Daily Vacation Bible schsol
Every pureut urred 60 be present
with fhvIr children
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Corner fifth and silver " 4
Cooper and = " Mexican pastuff
$50 e. SUNDAY achuul. d A.
tristy Hutd
10 Program hN The nnliY
Variation Hii.e school
2 pa pm EveninE yeapor sHf
tICt
loader Leon shinriedrrkor
"Wednesday B DIM MfhWeek
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. " clutter pastor
Meets m Hsrclus
go m -SundHF school
3D. To- m sermon
H Sons .rruirr l1HI
E'rfuHu
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LEGAL NOTICES

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SITUATIONS N
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wANTED-Miscellaneo

INNTrD- To- buy second hand baby
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is YOUR ArTlC-Tbs rummase
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Fot dai.i Real Estate say part %
he city Main office tor University
Heights Al Heights lots are s0r
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mnnth secure one o. them
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FOR RENT-store room and cellar. 2ss5o
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ios4 south Walter
ruR REsT Ilaom. Nth sleeping
porches. 522 Vast Central
cuuL NORTH ruHCu. With dressing
room Boz private hons t~p gentlemen
corysirsesnis preferred excellent ham'
uusius Address + l.. . care Herald
IIpR NEAT Lsfss front bed roou. lou
wriarE einsn o. tuvr. reasonablr
gns sHfth SSH street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-08
PAKsONs-Thc nome o. q

PARsONs~rho home Of the
Chici ct Police Harry Madison
was picked by burglars as q field
Ia. ,neir activities Incidentally,
the chief at the time was out on
10 burglar Chuse on the other SD"
uf town The infruders roiieNed
the chief 81 about f2oo worth OF
property. Including "a revolver.
nushurht clothing and money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-08
FOR sALE-Automobiles

REST BARGAIN rs CITY
I messenger ught . touring car IN
nsv condition only rnn q lev non
II milrs ~ a prisatr family ear not
loo outside ~ lily w. tAa yeas
~ nud o. ~ date egfry say GOOD
|ief latest Etrumhnrg esrhufciof
Il trht over % trfi per EaNon 81
iar sale Or tfsde ~ ypur own price
. ~ offer See car et sol Noith
"a street