The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL August 26, 1918 Gossip of the Garage E.L. LINTON, of Downs has placed his order for an Overland touring car for early delivery. R.J. CRUZEN, of Paxton, has placed his order for a Willys Knight 4 coupe for early delivery. Bert A. WHITE of Pontiac has placed his order for a Lauson tractor for early delivery. James SULLIVAN of Chenoa has placed his order for a light 6 Overland Sedan for early delivery. Lawrence STUBBLEFIELD of Covel has been delivered the Overland touring car recently ordered. HYATT, SHELL, and JONES of Farmer City were delivered a Model 90 Overland touring car yesterday. J.H. BIERBOWER of Saybrook has been delivered the Model 90 Overland touring car recently ordered. W.A. PATTON of Paxton has been delivered the Inter State Tractor recently ordered. The Illinois Overland distributors meet with C.U. WILLIAMS & Son. Co. Tuesday August 27th. This organization have monthly meetings to talk over the general conditions. Mr. JACKSON, vice president of the Willys Overland Co., will represent the factory. This is first meeting to be held in Bloomington and the local plant and organization will be one of the subjects of interest. Dinner will be served in the hall of the Williams building at 1230. ----- Funeral of Mrs. Curtis The funeral services for Mrs. Emily CURTIS were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the residence 106 West Cherry street Normal. The pall bearers were Dr. JONES, George FALKINGHAM, J.C. and Joseph HOSELTON, Le STUART and J.M. RICE. Burial was made in Bloomington cemetery. ----- Arrives Safely Overseas Word has been received that James Frazier EALS has arrived safely overseas. He is a brother of H.C. EALES of Saybrook. ----- Florida contains about 4,000,000 acres of land waiting to be claimed by drainage. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.