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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-25
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CHRISTMAS CARDS IN
VERY LATEST sTYLE8

NAAsA AAAAaA aA AtAIaf
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WUIm HANSON srlRT8

FOR '6kOOkUl' fI0CkADE
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-26
Happy Hill Gossip.
c. M. Fillpot and family sper

c. NJ. Fillpot and family spcn'
Sunday afternoon with S. u
Hedges and family.
Chas. .Beshore and Elmer BE
shore, who are employed at Ne
vada, visited over Sunday witt
tLeir families here. .
Carl Bartz hauled hogs to the
Rich Hill market Monday.
p. B. Bartz and son, Delbcrt
made Il business trip to Neosho
Mo-, the latter part Of last week
Mrs. Jane Wiltshire, who has
been visiting with her son, 7. &
Wiltshire and family, returned
to her home in Kansas City.
Il. II. Gench and family, 7. e.
Wiltshire and family and Carl
Bartz and family spent Sunday
at the home Of p. B. Bartz and
family.
Miss Mamie Culver spent Sun
day at her home in Hudson town.
ship, returning Sunday after
noon.
Jno. Grosshart, of Adrian,
called at the Happy Hill school
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Gross
hart was former teacher Of this
school.
DR.. Crabtree, county health Of
ficer, called at the school Thurs
day.
Vester Culver took supper at
the p. b. Bartz home Friday
evening.
Little Miss Vera Diehl, who
has been suffering for the last
week with an afflicted throat,
had her tonsils removed last
Thursday.
Sunday school next Sunday at
10 80 a. nj. Everybody invited.
j. B. Douglass and wife made
a trip to Kansas City last week.
There will be a box supper at
Happy Hill school Friday, Oct.
n. The public is cordially i'll.
vitcd. Miss Frances Catron Of
Butler, in conjunction with the
children Of the school, will fur
nish the program.
THE RAMBLER.
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Peru Happenings.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Reavley, of
Kansas City visited relatives in
Rich Hill and this vicinity last
week. Mr.. Reavley is purchas-
ing agent Of the Federal Reserve
Bank Of that place.
Miss Fac Blankenbaker of But
Ter has been visiting at the home
Of her brother, Gilbert Blanken-
baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Utley and
nephew, Buford Padley, spent
Sunday at the home of John
Evans.
Mrs. James Nuchols and Miss
Bertha Padget had their tonsils
removed last Thursday at the
Delamster hospital at Rich Hill.
Both are getting along nicely.
The Ladies Aid Society met at
the home Of Mrs. l. w. Hart last
Wednesday. The afternoon was
spent in sewing, after which
dainty refreshme46 were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. & w. Thomas
and grandsons, Harold and Billy
Thompson are visiting for sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
n Thompson, Of Kansas City.
Nr. and Nrs. s.. o. Thomas
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Arnold Stone.

Mr.. Vernon Stone and Miss
Asenath Arnold, two well known
young folks of this city surprised
their many friends Tuesday OF
last week by going to Nevada.
where they were united in mar
riage.
The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Stone, Of West Ohio
street and is a young man of
great promise. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Arnold, and is one of the city's
most popular young ladies. She
was born and reared to woman-
hood in this city, where she has
many friends who wish her and
her husband all the joys of a
long happy married life.
They will make their home in
Nevada, where the groom is en-
ployed.
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Democratic Speaking Dates.

Campaign begins Oct. 23rd, at
Butler.
Oct. 26, Howard, Sprague, 7:30
d. G. Chastain, Fl. Il. Sheppard
Oct. 26, West Point, Amster-
dam-H. 0. Maxcy, Carl Henry.
Oct. q, Hudson, Old Hudson,
7:3O-W. 0. jackson G. w. Ray.
Oct. u, Mound-H. .. Maxey,
Carl Henry.
Oct; %, Elkhart, Z :3o-H. o.
Maxey, Carl Henry.
Oct. 30, Deepwater, Spruce,
7:3O-Judgc G. A. Calvird, H. o.
Maxey.
Oct. 81, Deer Creek, Adrian,
7:3O-Judge c. A. Calvird. II. o.
Maxey.
Nov. l, Howard, Hume, 7 80
Judge c. A. Calvird, II. o.
Maxey.
Nov. /, Shawnee, Olive school
j. A. DeArmond.
Nov. 2, Summit School, Z 30
w. o. jackson, T. w. Silvers.
Nov. 2, Foster, Walnut, Z 30
Judge G. A. Calvird, H. 0.
Maxey.
Nov. 2, Lone Oak, Peru. 7 30
H. E. Sheppard, D. G. Chastain.
Nov. 3, Rockville-Judge G. A.
Calvird, H. 0. Maxey.
Nov. 8, Charlotte-Carl Henry,
G. w. Ray.
Nov. 4, New Home, Old New
Hcme-W. o. jackson. H. H.
Heck.
Nov. 4, East Boone, Burdette-
II. O. Maxey, j. A. Silvers.
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North Oak Grove.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Phinney
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Jones.
Mrs. Alice Wigger, of Holly
Colo, came in Friday for an ex.
tended visit amonng relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Hunter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taylor
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Gragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frey and
childrene spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Evans
and daughter, Edna Irene and
Clyde Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Davis and children Of APP
pleton City spent Sunday even
ing with James Evans and fam
lily.
Miss Maude Kretzinger spent
Sunday with Lille Wigger.
Willard West was called to
the bedside Of his uncle, Mr..
Dave West, who has been quite
ill for the past few days.
Several attended the box sup
per at Mt. Hope Friday night. "A
fine program was rendered and
the boxes sold at good price.
Miss Viola and Everett Evans
who attend school at Appleton
City spent the week end with
homefolks. e.
Orville Davis spent Saturday
night with Clyde Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plymton
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Frey.
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Summit eepwater.

Farmers are fully launched up
ON the job Of husking corn.
Dewitt Mcdaniel and sons
are cutting wood.
People are getting in their win
ter supply of fuel.
Henry Winters sold some cat
tie to Charley Stevens Tuesday.
Mrs. Reynolds left Thursday
for California to visit with her
father.
Mrs. Henry Winters and Mrs.
l.. 0. Troxell called on Mrs.
Fritts one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Pierce, of
Bison, Kansas, and Raymond
Chambers and wife spent Thurs
day night with Mrs. Fritts and
son.
MCKEE.
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WantAds
WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC

For Sale-Two Duroc Jersey
Pigs. Will weigh about 125
pounds. Registered.
N. NJ. Nestlerode.
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80 acres, 8 miles southwest OF
Butler. Well improved, ever
lasting water, IL mile Of school.
on rural route. Is acres hog
tight. If interested see me at
once. Priced to sell.
3-2t P. H. Englehardt,
Route 6 Butler Mo.
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Anyone wanting TO- buy Or
rent good property. call on Mrs.
D. Reynolds, North Mechanic st..
also have good COW for sale. .
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Strayed from my plsce west Of
town Tuesday, Oct. 10, sosrel
I! Pmeheron mare, weighing 100.
Lance scars IN shoulders.
sit A. b. Grotjsn, Owner. .
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Good 4-room house, we'll locat-
ed. Reasonable price. See L. w.
Keele. LIT
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
COOLEST NIGHT OF
WINTER: FOUR ABOVE

Last night proved to be the coolest
OF the winter, according to predic-
tons But the blizzard feature fore.
cast for this section was lacking, in
as much as there was 20 heavy wind
nor snow fall The temperature, how
ever. gradually declined until in the
evening it reached the minimum from
zero to four above, according to the
location OF the instrument There it
remained until morning. when there
was slight upward movement
The wind, which had been blowing
from northerly directions yeered
again to southerly and this morning
it was blowing from the southwest
The general conditions in the north
west particularly up around Medi.
cine Hat, whore it is supposed the
storm king reigns supreme, were ia
vorable for a greatly improved con-
dition du,ang the next twenty-fcur
hours as there are few stations where
the temperature is below zero and
those only a few degrees.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
NE|GHBORS CALLED
To WITNESS STAND
IN WILL CONTEST
A. c. BALDWIN, LIFELONG FRIEND
OF LATE JEREMIAH STUOE.
BAKER TELLS JURY HE BE.
LiEVED TESTAToR SANE AT
TIME WILL WAS DRAWN.

The second day of testimony In the
Studcbakcr will case opened in the
Circuit Court this morning. A. G.
Baldwin of Deer Park township, was
the first witness called to the stand to.
day Yesterday Attorney Duncan Me
Dougall and George O. Grover, the
witnesses to the will testified.
Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Studebaker
both served as trustees OF the Deer
Park Baptist church. Mr.. Baldfn
stated today that he believed Mr..
Studebaker was in his right mind at
the time the document disposng OF
his estate was drawn.
He told of Mr. Studebaker in the
fall OF 1915 taking Il load OF furniture
from his home, and giving it to the
pastor of the church, and of his going
to Grand Ridge and purchasing
cement, which the two men used to
construct a walk at the parsonage
The testimony for Mrs. Icy Genera
Gregory, Mr., Studebaker's daughter,
who is seeking to break her fathers
will, viii probably not be heard before
the middle of next week.
Bozcman Furnishes Bonds.
W, c. Bozeman of this city who
was indicted by the January grand
jury on charge of violating the
search and seizure laws, appeared be.
fore Judge Rcck in the county court
this morning and furnished bonds in
the sum of $500, giving Or r. W.
Burrows as surety.
Lester BcrtiauX of StrcatOr. who
was indicted by the same Jurors on a
similar charge. also appeared before
Judge Reck, and furnished bonds in
the sum Of $500, giving Charles A.
MesserSmith as surety to insure his
appearance when called for trial.
ConserVator for Seneca Man.
A petition was filed in the probate
court today asking that a conserva.
tor be appointed for Joseph r. Hou.
gas, a farmer residing near Seneca.
Mi Hougas was declared insane and
ordered committed to the state asy-
lum at Seneca by commission in
the county court on Jan. l6 He is
now a patient at the asylum in Kan
kakee.
The petition was filed by Caroline
Hougas 1t lists the defendants es-
tate at $4,000.
The petitioner asks that Ralph Wi
ley OF Seneca be appointed conser.
vator for the defendant b" the court
A hearing On the petition will he
held Wednesday, Jan. %, before Judge
Mills,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
CIRCUIT COURT
Probate Court

Petn for Appmt Of Consist Freda.
rick Brcnnemau--hrg Jan q ct 10.
Admrstn-Est Hans Nelson to Mel
lie Nelson--on fling bond $1,000
App Bill & Inv App-Est Sarah
Tuberty.
Petp Prob of WHILST James Han.
lon-set Feb lG at 1880. Est James
Mannix-cont Jan 10. Est Henry
Schneider-cort Jan 10 at 10. Est
A II Davisson--c0nt to Feb ..
Inv App-Est Harriet A Read-Con'
rad Zimmerman.
WHILST JOS Walter to Elizabeth
} Walter-per bond 000--app.s
apptd--adj Mich term.
Petn to Sell Chattcl Ppty-Est
Sarah Tuberty--Priv sale auth upon
compliance with clause II &c.
Supp Final Order-Est Sett-Est
Amelia Flory.
Just and True Account and Rept
App-Est Mary Shea
Supp Inv App-Est Mary Shea.
PROOF Of HeirsI.ip-Est Karolina
Lamps
Penn to Use Funds Of Ward-Est
Frank Syetina ct al.
Claim AliWd-Est Mary Shea-Delia
Shea $4,000 Est Mary Fitzpatrick
John + Marshall 81 ,GO0-appeal allWd
to Circuit Court on fling bond $4,000.
Petn Prob of Whilst Karol!na
Lamps-hrg Feb Sat 10. Est Anna
{ Hlage-hrg Feb 1G at 10.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
u. S. PHYSICIANS
VOTE FOR WHlSKEY

Chicago. Jan 2n--GCvornmegt own.
crship, storage and sale of whisky in
scaled packages at fixed prices for
medicinal use only Is recommended
hy many physicians writing to the
journal Of tho American Medical A"o
citation.
Present regulations governing the
medicinal use of alcohol are unsatiS-
factory and even "intolerable,' it was
stated.
Opinions from 21.5 per cent of the
PHYSICIANS of the country were re.
ceiycd by the Journal in reply to a
QUESTIONABLE sent to $4,000. Fifty-one
per cent of those replying to the Ques-
tionnairc said whisky was necessary
therapeutic agent.
Twenty is Dyr cent considered beer
ra..seary and - per cent a;atcd that
wi was necessary.
since national prohibition Naf eS-
tahished. the doctors assert there
has hef1 an apparent reaction against
prohibition in many states whore By
state law is had become effective.
Mooushinc was found to be in extern
Giyc use in previously dry statcs.
Fun results of the poll are presented
in the current issue Of the Journal
published today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
OPERATION ON BRAIN
REFORMS LITER

Chicago Jan 20 Results OF an
operation performed t. remove a
bullet from the brain of Benjamin
i}uckncr serving a life term in the
Joliet state ponitentlary for murder
which transformed him from bad"
man TO a model prisoner will be put
before tho state board Sf paroles
and pardons in an effort TO obtain his
release, it became known here to-
day
Buckner was sentenced in 1905,
Upon his arrival ut the prison. he be.
gan reign Of terror engaging in
fights with other prisoners and re
fusing to obey orders. He contin.
ued TO be unmanageahle until recent
ly when he complained of severe
headaches. He told physicians that
years ago he had been shot in the
head and the bullet had never been
removed, The bullet was found near
tho base Of the brain. It's pressure
was the cause Of his outbreaks, the
doctors said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
COURT GUSTS ARDM0RE,
OKLA, COUNTY SHERIFF

Ardmore, Okla, Jan. 2O.-Ewing c.
London, commander of the local post
of the American Legion and an insur-
ance man, was acting as sheriff of
Carter county today in the place Of
Sheric Buck Garrett, who last night
was suspended by Special Judge f.
D. Oldfeld, pending the outcome Of
his trial on charges Of misconduct by
the state attorney general.
On notice 4 the action Shfriif
CARROTS deputies resigned Gar
retts trial on misconduct in office
oSpnr oIoloq aogId 9Yel HIM a5Iruo
Oldfeld Jan 80. London served as
corpc~al in the radio service during
the war
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
kuzhet

Mayor George V, H. Weeks has re-
turned home from business trip to
Chicago
County Clerk Thomas A. Ferguson
Is transacting business in Chcako.
Miss Ida Chamberlin has returned
home from Chicago, where she at
tended grand opera. Miss Chamber.
lin heard Muratore sing Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Of
Marseiles were Ottawa visitors last
night,
DR.. w r Weese went to Chicago
this morning on n business trip.
Alex Vaughoy of Marseiles was an
ottawa visitor last night.
Mrs Josephine Wagner of Streator
was an ottawa visitor yesterday,
The condition of Il. d, Mccormick
1916 Columbus street, who is suffer
ing from an attack of pneumonia, Is
unchanged
Miss Alvena SCherer, who has been
travelling with theatrical company,
Is visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Fred Scherer on West Lafayette
street.
Harold Haage of Marseilles visited
in this city last evening
Albert Lempke and Leon Richards
of South Ottawa We're among those
from ottawa who spent last evening
visiting friends in Streator.
william Higgins Of Morris trans
acted business in ottawa this morn
ing.
James Walsh of North La Sale
street has returned to his home in
Ottawa after spending the past num-
Der Of days visiting with friends and
relatives in Chicago.
Albert r. Pfeiffer Of Peoria was an
Ottawa business called yesterday
John Kellogg Of Joliet spent yes
terday in this city visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jamison OF
Chicago have returned to their home
in that city after spending several
days visiting in Ottawa.
DR.. T. J. Wendell was a passenger
for Chicago this morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
FORD BUMPS INTO
ELECTRIC COACH

An electric driven by Arthur Bar.
rett and Ford owned and driven by
f. Erickson, who resides north Of
Ottawa, figured in a slight accident
yesterday afternoon on Court street.
The collision occurred at the inter
section of Court and Main streets.
The electric car was parked on Court
street facing west and the driver was
just backing out when the Ford
rounded the corner from the south
onto Court street, striking the rear of
Barrett's car. Both cars came to a
quick stop. Neither Of them was
injured except for slightly bent
rear fender on the electric
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
BRING BETTER NEWS
FROM "JlM'S" BEDSIDE

Mrs James ]. Conway, who has
been in Chicago for some time with
her sister, Mrs. James f. Farrell, re-
turned home for an oyer-Sunday visit
at home The two ladies have been in
attendance on MIR. Farrell, who is con-
fined at the hospital buj whose condi-
ton is SO much improved that it il
now expected that he will be able to
return to his home in Ottawa in the
course Of three or four weeks, Mrs,
Conway expects to return to Chicago
next week to await Mr.. Farells
moro cOmpIete recOverN
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
NAME CHAIRMAN Of
DEPAR TMENTS FOR
HOME BUREAU MEET
FOUR cENTERs ARE DESIGNATED
FOR SEsSloNS-PRoJECT LEAD.
ELS WILL HAVE CHARGE OF
WoRK OUTLINED FOR NEXT
YEAR.

Meetings will re held In four cen
tcrs throughout the county next week
to plan the years work for the food
departments Ct the Home Bureau
The meetings will be opened at
O'CLOCK in the afternoon and will con
tinue throughout the day. Definite
plans and suggestions for the year
work will be outlined.
Tho project leaders and the dis
tIict5 in which they meet are as fol
lows:
District /, at Serena, on Tuesday
jan "a
Food chairmer Mrs. Il. Z, Wright
Adams; Mrs J. +. KGmber, Serena
Mrs II. J. Klaas. Worthwhile; Mrs. l.
A. Beardsley Mission; Mrs. II. r.
Arentsen, Free dom, and Mrs. j. A
Rupp, Earl
Rural school lunch chairmen-NIrs
julie Grandgeorge Adams; Mrs II. r
Marshall, Serena; Mrs. +. l.. Bernard
Worthwhile; Mrs A. p. Bowen, Mission,
and Mrs Alice Eyorham, Earl.
District 2, at Ottawa, on Wednes.
day, Jan, %
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
FARMERS THE GOATS"
w. ]. BRYAN DECLARES

Frankfort, Ky, Jan 20.--There can
be no return OF prosperity until the
farmers conditions are improved,
William jennings Bryan said here
Thursday in addressing a Joint SEES.
sion of the general assembly
you can not expect prosperity as
long as the farmer must sell his
products at pre-war prices" he de-
clared
an all my experience ! never have
known the farmer to be in so bad a
shape" continued Bryan, adding that
the farmer was the first person pick
ed on.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
BRITISH EVACUATE
IRISH FREE STATE

Dublin, Jan. 2O--AlI the British
auxiIiaries, except two batalIions,
have now left Ireland These two
will leave tomorrow. Today cvacua.
ton by the British of Ireland began
today in earnest. Ships are waiting
at Queenstown to take the troops
home.