Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-22
OTTAWA DAY
AT CHAUTAUQUA
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both need waking up. DO the things
you yearn to do"
Mr. ParIette told his audience
mans success in life was not meas
ured by his worldly goods, but his
ability 10 find happiness in life
chautauqua Notes.
Next Sunday morning at 1890 the
Rev. II. X. Stetson, pastor of the Con
gregational church at Granville, H.
will conduct the church services.
Mr.. Stetson preached here two years
ago and will be remembered by most
people. He has been pastor Of the
Granville church for eight years.
The Granville Congregational choir
and a soloist from that place will fur
nsh the music.
Mrs. Mary Lambert, Of Tonica, who
camprd here last year. is visiting here
this week.
are attending Chautmqua.
If you can't boost, don't knock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ashley and
a party Of friends from Wankeg1n
have been here two days attending
Chautauqua.
.ieut Lloyd KNAPP is here rom
Washington. y. C., for Chautauqua
That the Hadley Concert Co viii
do anything to keep from dissapont
ing an audience was demonstrated
few DAVIS ago at Western Iowa The
entire company left Western Iowa At
1910. after their nights concert for
their next Chautauqua, fifty miles
distance. They were compelled TO
walk miles. push their automobile up
hills and carry their baggage. They
rode all night and until eleyenthirtV
the next morning, but they were able
to keep their engagement at two o.
clock that afternoon,
Al fourthirty Mrs Nellie ketzio
Jones gave a demonstration of cold
packed fruit. Mrs Jones uses eXten
sion circular No 10, that will be mail
ed free TO any woman that writes to
the Department Of Agriculture at
Washington for one.
She advised the women to buy
thick, heavy can rubbers and TO new
or tighten the can lid after the fruit
had cooled. String beans, asparagus,
cabbage, beets, tomatoes and corn
were the vegetables under discussion.
Following Mrs Jones talk there
was a most excellent band concert by
, the Heinrich Military Band This
concert was held in the auditorium,
and almost every seat there was fill
ed during he concert.
At eight O'Clock the Hadley Opera
Company gave full concert. The
auditorium was comfortably filled the
weather keeping great many away
The people had been greatly pleased
With the afternoon concert and greet
ed The appearance of the company
with loud applause The company
composed of Mr. Grant Hadlev, bari
tone. Mrs. Mary IIighsmith Lyding
soprano; Miss Mary Pheiper, central
y. to: Aitkin Heft violinist; Thomas
Fannell. tenor; Miss G. H. TaHbkin
colist and Guy Webster pianist, ar'
> group of excellent musicians. The
enthusiasm of the audience seemed t
. grow as The program continued The
following selections were given:
Quartet from Opereta tPosquita
Wathan Quartet
Duet, | Feel Thy Angle Spirit tIioH
man Mrs Mary Lyding and Mr.
, Grant lladley,
Mazurk Goddard String Trio
Ny Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from
Sampson and Delilagh (SaintSaensl
Mary Pfeiffer
Tantasina, Cello Solo from Weber
i Golterman Bernadine Janboldn
Medley. Southern Airs; Swing Along
Cook Quartette.
My Old Kentucky Home OIofD
5 Arthur Heft
4 Spring, Waltz Song Geo Stornl-
Mary Hcighsmith Lyding.
Rose Of Ny Heart G.ohr) Quartet
The AdmeraPs Yarn tRuben)
Mr. Grant Hadley,
Rigolet'o Quartet OcVdil Quartet