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Updated: June 21, 2025
Utica was now put into another charge, and Democrat Prairie attached to Ceresco. During this year, a small frame Church was built in Ceresco, on the east side of the street, and about forty rods south of the Ceresco mill. The pioneer Church was used until 1860, when it was sold to Mr. W.H. Demming, who removed it to its present location for a cooper-shop.
The monotony of these shops and dogs took Kitty's humor, and as they went slowly by she made a jest of them, as she used to do with things she saw. "But here's a door without a dog!" she said, presently. "This can't be a genuine cooper-shop, of course, without a dog.
It was all done before I ran across Wittrock near Pacific, and he gave me $2,000 to keep my mouth shut and help plant the plunder." "Do you know where it is planted?" "Part of it, yes. Weaver and another fellow named Haight have some hid in Chicago. Some is hid in the graveyard near Leaven worth, and some of it behind Cook's cooper-shop." "Has Fotheringham got any of it?"
A yell reached the ears of the three fugitives as they galloped out on the prairie and a voice, clear and commanding, rang out in tones familiar to Moriarity, who had heard them in the cooper-shop when the tramp commanded him to hold out his hands. "There they are lads. Forward!"
"He's a cooper, runs that little shop over there, and hasn't done a stroke of work for a month." The cooper-shop pointed out by Sam was a small frame building, having the sign, "Oscar Cook Barrels and Kegs," painted over the door. It was a tumbled-down, rickety affair, evidently having seen its best days.
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