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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13
Senior campees Home.

The Senior '. M c. A. camp broke up Saturday afternoon and the boys who have been under the direction aS Physical 0issntnr Cuashv dnrienw
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

passes will be received at the govern n1ent wharf at New London just as tho I~-->t snlla
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Rev. and Mrs. Brownell L. Gage and daughters of Chanesha, China, are guests of Mrs. Cages parents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Howe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13
AN OPERATION
 INVERTED

Philadelphia, Pa.-"One year ago f was very sick and I suffered with pains
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Walton c. Davenport was down from Massachusetts to spend Sunday with Mir and Mrs. James Lewis Smith, of Broad street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13
cannin- Demonstration.

A canning demonstration will be held at Bozrah Center Saturday, Aug IS, at 2.30 in the rawn hall. by Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

the past week have returned home after spending a most de1i&htful time
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Miss Mary Amy who is visiting her cousin, Miss Tibbits of Broad street, spent the week end in Roway- ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

MT. and Mrs. Edwin w. Higgins and daughters and their guest, Miss Lucille Higgins of Toronto. spent the Cod.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Lieut.. Franklin T. Lord, fist regi- ment. U. S.. A.. is home for a few days furlough from Plattsburg, x. Y., where he has been for the past three months. At his expiration of leave he will join his regiment at Fort SnMQtn0 AinnH e.. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Miss Ruth Huntington. who has been at her home on Broadway during the summer, has % left to resume teaching in Hindman county Ken lucky.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

WHEN YOU WANT -o put your bur@ mess before the pubhcs there ia nc lmedium better than through the ads
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Mir. and Mrs. Clifford M. Story and daughter. Frances, who were guests of Mrs. Story's parents, MT. and Mrs Frank H. Pullen. have returned to Hackensack, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

Mrs. Lee Roy Robbins and children left Saturday for visit of several weeks in Stamford.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13
Y. Nj. c. A. CONTEST
The Standing to Date in Junior
 Game Tourney.

The standing in the Junior game contest is as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Miss Mary A. Aiken is in Pomfret for several weeks.
 Miss Mary A Johnson has been the guest of Miss Barbara Latham at Pleasant View.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

A carload of pigs has arrived at Rockville from Red Hook N Y The pigs were purchased by J. A. Sims of the Connecticut Agricultural college. Storrs. for the Holland county farm bureau. The pigs are Of good size, weighing from so to 100 pounds each.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13

pr. Josephine Lawton has been ap- pointed school dentist by the health committee of the New London court of common council, succeeding Dr.
 OHn H. Youngs, who has filled that post since the inauguration of the dental clinics three years ago. Miss Niola Watson has been reappointed school nurse for the third consecutive
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
LOCAL ATTY. APPOINTED
ADMINISTRATOR FOR
LA SALLE
IS IMPORTANT POST
OFFICE MUCH SOUGHT AFTER BY
ArToRNEYS-SuccEEos r. A.
GREEN, DEMOCRATIC iNcUM.
BENT FOR FOUR YEARS.

Frank f. Follctt. ono OF Ottawa's
leading attorneys was presented with
Christmas present by Governor
Lowdcn on Tuesday In the shape Of
commission to the Office of public ad.
lnlnistrator of La Sallo county.
This position Is rapidly growing in
importance and the amount OF work
included within its jurisdiction There
were several applicants for the posi-
ton. consisting Of 4 number of Ottawa
and Streator's leading attorneys. but
Mr.. FOllctt was singled out OF the list
OF imposing candidates on whom the
Office was to be settled
Mr.. Follct' was public administrat
or during the term Of Ex-Governor
plnneep and during that time filed
the Office with great efficiency, pleas
Ing those with whom he transacted
business and those responsible for
bis appointment The change of ad.
ministration from Republican to a
Democrat. resulted in change in the
personnel Of this oIlice. For several
years past Ralph Green has been look.
Ing after the duties of the public ad.
Ia!nissfat0f's Office. With the elec.
ton OF Governor Lowden 1t was
generally understood that Mr. Green
would loose his position and 1t was
equally as well understood that Mr..
Follett would return to the Office that
be had for years filled with such abil.
ily.
The Office OF pubic administrators
has to deal with the estates Of widows
and orphans and those who have no
next OF kin to Look after their affairs
IN case of death II Is an Office not
unlike that of the probate judge in 50
far rs the business of the Office Is con
corncd and because Of this fact the
appointment to such an Office is a
compliment to the ability and charact-
or of the appointee.
The appointment of Mr.. Follctt
comes with great deal of satistac
ton to his friends and viii be equally
SO 10 the members OF the La sale
county bar and those who have deal
ipgs with that Office.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
TROOPS TRAIL MEXICAN
BANDITS WHO SLEW
AMERICAN DRIVER

Valentine, Tex, Dec. a6. Dctncl.
ments Of American troops today are
pursuing Mexican bandits who hung
and cut the throat Of Michael WEIGH.
driver Of mad stage, and shot and
killed two MeSicanAmcrican pnsscn'
GERS aboard the stngc at Candclnrla
Reuorls that the troops had over
taken the bandits and that lighting
cnsncj were brought here by men
who brought the body OF Welch 10
this city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
FORD KICKS BACK
BREAKING M. DIS ARM

Dr. a. ! Roberts Is carrying his
right arm in slinga present that
Was given him Christmas eve when
his Ford kicked back and fractured
both bones of his "cranking appen
dagc.' The large bone was severely
fractured while the smaller bone is
Dlso believed 10 be split.
While greatly Inconvenience by
the accident. DR.. Roberts took his nc.
cidopt pl,lckily and did not let 1t in'
tcrfcre any with his Christmas celc'
bration and even went so far as 70
attend the wants Of his patients.
The car that bucked on him. lcaN.
ing his arm painfully injured is used
by the doctor IN his practice, MS
friends are wagering biz odds on thn
imbecilic critters have a self-tsarl'
or before many moro moons come ana
90
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
OTTAWA'S POOR ARE
WELL PROVIDED FOR
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES REmEM.
Ger SUFFERING CT THOSE IN
NEED AND SCATTER BASKETS
CONTAINING 0AlNTiEs 70 ALL
PARTS or THE CITY,

Ottawa's unfortunaics did not wan
or seasonablc dolicacies ,estcrda.
Ii result OF careful protection
given by local benevolent societic.
forty.tivc homes we're gladcned b
he Salvation Army's keepthe-pot
polling fund while an equal uumbe
sere taken care Of b. ether orgauiza
.ons who gather their expenses fc
he Christmas feast to the poor frol
heir own ranks.
Down at tho county asylum Marde,
lawrence Morrissey Ind his goc
wife. SO that their aged and inilr
Yards were well remembered, spt
,ial dinner with all the seasons 500
hlngs. Was aacrscds and IL assa#a
Happy lot that bade the poor farr
Keeper and his helpmatc Mcrr,
Christmas during the day.
At the county Jail there was re
oicing among the sons OF rest
Sheriff Davis gave them q big feed
Is ono of the inmates puts it. an
with the extras that are Away
sought at this time Of year. the dir
ner went off with good spirit am
happiness prevailing among the eel
inmates.
In appreciation Of his efforts t.
please them the prisoners prepared
he following testimonial and pre-
;cntcd il to the sheriff this morning
Is an evidence OF their gratitude:
f, NJ. DAVIS.
Sheriff OF la Sale County
We wish to thank YOU for your
Xmas dinner, consisting OF roast
pork, mashed potatoes aud brown
gravcy. minco pies. and cigars. We
also wish to thank Spiro's Boston
Candy Store for its donation Of
candy. Also Thos. Tully for his
donation Ot assorted fruit and also
Doris Chocolate shop for It's as.
sorted .ruit and candy and all
those who have assisted in making
n Merry Nmas,
INMATES OF THE l.a SALE
COUNTY JAIL,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
CONG. NC CORMICK
TO SPEAK TONIGHT

Preparations for The reception OF
Congressman Medill Mccormick. who
speaks here tonight ut the high
school, were completed today by of.
ticcrs OF tho Ia Sale County Neigh.
borhood League, uudcr whose aus
pces the Chcagoon will appear here
Congressman Mccormick Will speak
at the high school at 8 o'clock and
will, during the course Of his address
recount personal experiences while
on q rcceut visit TO the front some
where IN France He is beins
brought here to spread good 0ld-fa'
Shioncd American propaganda and 5e.
Ing speaker Of above the ordinary
ability. he promises 10 do that job
with a Mccormick thoronos6.
The meeting is free TO the pubic
and the spacious auditorium at the
new school should be packed TO lAc
guards" with Otlawas red'Olooded.
lcrNeut and loyal patriots.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
BURY FORMER
OTTAWAN HERE

Burial services for the late MIS-.
Margaret Glcim. A former OttaWan
whose death occurred Monday in Chl'
cago, whore conducted Ut Ottawa
Avenue cemetery this morning. where
the remains were laid away IN thh"
hast resting place.
Mrs. Glenn, the widow of Jobn
Glenn, was long u resident OF his
city. leaving here thlrty.eigbt years
ago TO make her home with rcr
1anghicr--Mrs Oustnvc Sllcglitz, In
Chicago. she was aged 80 years. Her
death was attributed to the intirma.
ties of her advanced years.
The dcccdcnt was m nupt Of Attor.
ncy George Glenn and Ernest Glylm
and Chief of Police George Zurich
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
FOR PROMOTIONS
GLENN W. WEEsE AND FRANK
DA16ERT TO ENTER TRAINING
At LEON SPRINGS AT GOVERN.
MENT SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS.

Introducing to YOU two licutcnants-
tO.be:
Mess Sergeant Glenn ". Wcesc and
Top Sergeant Frank Dabbert.
Both members of Company c, 329lh
Infantry.
Ottawa friends Of the two non
cons will be literally tickled TO
death to hear that the two undc"
officers have been chosen TO take
training in the government SCHOOL.
which opens during the first week in
February at Leon Springs, Texas. and
when they graduate they will come
out Eull.ncdsed licuenants Or cap
tains or sometime else but plain
"enlistcd men, as they term Uncle
Sans real lighters.
Word that Scrgcants Weesc. who Is
son of DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Wcesc,
and Dabbcrt. who was an cmployC
Of the G.. o. a. 7. before donnlng one
Of the olive drabs. had been selected
for training in the officers school
was brought to Ottawa by Private
William Dwycr who is home from
Camp Logan on tcndayS' Iullor"h
Private DNycr was called here ny
the serious illness Of his grandmother
and will remain the full ten days be
fore starting back to report for duty
Ho further reports that all the com
pany boys are in tho pink of condi
ton and the lifting Of tho quarantine
ban that was placed over tho OttaW1
| BOYS whom three Of their number
came down with measles. Musician
Millgan and the two Morris boys are
entirely recovered, while Walter
/ Plock is the only man under Captain
Woodward who IL in the hospital. ll'
is recovering from slight illness o
The measles.
The principal thing of interest, ho"
ever, resolved itself about the tw'
noll.cUmS who are aS certain OF be
coming commissioned officers a
Uncle Sam is Of reaching oul ai'
shalting llW kaiser by the napc of th
neck some of these fine days. a
that Is certain. the Free Trader.Joul
nal IN u few Weeks will pleased I
AGAIN introduce TO yol,---
Licutenants;
Glenn w. Wccsc and
Frank Dubbcrt.
Both Of tho L. 5. a.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
JERUSALEM'S T ALL.
TO CHRISTIANS Is
HERE
REV. c. A. BRIGGS IN ADDRESS 70
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS HERAlDS
CAPTURE OF HOLY CITY BY
ALLIED FORCES As DAWN OF
NEW ERA,

Members Of Ottawa Commandery
o. 10. Knights Tcmplar. yesterday
oubly celebrated Christmas. Prln
ipal in thought at Christmas Day
eryice at the temple was the re-
Irn of Jerusalem to the Christians
fter It's centuries Of oppression IN
er Turkish rale. Next came an OBJ
eryance in TcmpIar devotion TO the
latal day of the great Nazarene.
A program consisting of music was
)lloWcd by a stirring address by Rev.
:. \. Briggs. prGIate OF the COM
landcry, who reviewed the history Of
erusalcm from the time it sprang in.
} prominence as the seat of Chris
anity, over It's turbulent years, and
own 10 the present when once more
! Is back in the hands OF It's own peU
lo. The program consisted OF selec.
ions by the Temple Quartctte. the
ibatiOn by Past Grand Commander
'choCh and the Bencdition by Rev.
Y. NJ. Briggs, n chaplain in the L. $.
rmy, and brother Of Rev. G. A.,
briggs.
In his address Rev. Briggs took his
opic from Isaiah ING.
"For unto Us a child Is born, unto
Is n son Is given. And his name
shall be called Wonderful, Councillor
he Mighty Cod the everlasting Faith.
n, The Prince Of Peace, and tho
government shall be on his should
ars."
!Ic said in part,
Upon the fullIimcnt Of this pro
>hccy Of this text hangs the destiny
If the human race. At this Christ
mas time. when the world is 80 torn
tnd bleeding that 1t seems almost n
hcartless mockory TO say, II wish you
4 merry Christmas" Il might be most
appropriate for uS to consider tht
comforting signs Of the fulltilmcnt Ol
bis ancient prophecy.
only few days ago, | sat IN the
private Office Of L. S. Senator Ken
yon. of Iowa, who had Just returned
to Washington after an official vlsi
10 the western battle front IN Europe
md Ds he concluded o brief and mos
distressing description OF battl'
| flcld ON the day after terrible on
gagcment. he concluded with The re
Continued on pugc 81
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Bank Cashier Gone.

bloomington. H., Dec. 26.--Weslcy
Stitt, for three years cashier of the
Farmers Bank at Viola, has been
missing for week il became known
today. Experts have been summoned
to Investigate his accounts.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
ATTORNEY FOR !. W. WIS
FINED FOR GUN TOTING

Chicago. Dee. 2G Attorney George
+. Vandcryccr, of Seattle. general
counsel for members Of the J. W. VS.
under Indictment here, Nns lined slo0
and costs in municipal court today
for having loaded revolver in hiE
possession He was denied now
trial
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26

sonaGe, Rev. Briggs. officiating. They
we're attended by Mr. and Mrs. Rus.
sci Riley, Of Grand Ridge. Mr.. Rus.
sell Riley being brother Of the
groom The couple left for short
honeymoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
TWO COMPANY G MILITARY WEDDING
SERCEANTS SLATED IS Celebrated HERE
LIEUT.. eRlGG6, ARMY CHAPLAIN.
Performs .MlGEiAeE eeRE.
MONY FOR LIEUT.. WILLIAM.
SON AND BRIDE. MISS JEN
NETTE TAGGART.

A very pretty military wedding wa
performed yesterday when Miss Jer
nctte Taegart. OF Adams street, be
caho the bride Of Lieut.. Emery WI
hanson, Mr williamson home I
in Saltwater. Okla. and is stalone
with the 3Jth infantry of the regular
army at Chickamauga Park. Ga. Mis-
Tagmrt IS a well known Ottawa gin
and has 4 wide circle OF friends
They were married at u o'cloc'
yesterday at the Methodist churcl
Lieut.. W. NJ. Briggs, brother Of Key
Briggs, officiating. Mr.. Briggs /
chaplain in The 335lh Indiana infar
try stationed at Camp Taylor. Louif
vile, Kentucky.
The bride. a native Of Tonica, ha
been making her home in Ottawa wit
her grandmother. Mrs. Myra Taegcr
both residing at the residence Of Nh
and Mrs Richard Thompson, 81
Adams street, whore the cercmon'
was performed al II o'clock in til,
presence Of only few friends.
For the past several months tho
bride has been attending Browns
Business College. and Is tho daugh
ter OF Dr. and Mrs. T0ggcrt Of Still
water Okla. Both were well know
IN and about Tonica before their rt
moyal TO the Southwest to make thcil
future home.
The groom is a college man anf
was reared in Oklahoma, whore he
aud his liancc met, He notified hcl
that il he could get Christmas loay,
he would come 10 Ottawa. He tolt
her some other things that were ful
filled IN yesterdays pretty weddini
aeltce.
| His train arriving IN Ottawa wa
| twelve hours late and in order tla
] llt fDUlU Etl IL llluiI IdGt IttIlS' w
had 10 rou Deputy Clcrk Rober
Smith from his home. The clorl
oblgingly camc down down and II
sued the permit aud Godspecd IN
lieutenant on his way,
! In the afternoon the neNlyWcd
were rafting along on fast trains f
| Chattanooga Park, where it Is almoS
certain captains commission |
! waiting the bridegroom. Only recent
! ly he was examined for the hiBhc
post and successfully passed the test
for a captnincy
Miss OFT Wcds Tonica Man.
A very quiet wedding was perform
ed yesterday when Miss kathcryn \
OF, well known Deer Park lad
became the bride Of Allen A. Rlle,
of Tonica, fsyoung farmer. Miss OFT
father Is wcllto.do farmer rcsidin
in Deer Park township. The your
| couple we're married Monday eve
| inn M = o'clock at lhp Methodist ia
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
BRING REMAINS OF.
| LATE !. 0'DONNELL.
HERE FOR BURIAL.
PROMINENT JOLIET ATTORNEY
IN INFERRED IN sE COLUMBIA
CEMETERY - END CAME SUD.
DENLY FOLLOWING ATTACK
APoPLExY.

Last sad rites for the late James ].
O'Donnel!. former OttaNan and u
leading member Of the Illinois bar.
whose death occurred suddenly ut
Joliet Monday. were held this morn.
ns at st. COLUMBIA cemetery, where
all that was earthly of the deceased
barristcr was laid in its last resting
place.
The body arrived in Ottawa at ll:l5
o'clock and was taken direct TO ST.
COLUMBIA cemetery, where brief serv.
ices were conducted at the grave
Church services Ncro solomnizcd IN
Joliet before the cortege cntraincd
for this city.
The death of Mr.. ODonnell follow
cd a stroke Of apoplcxy. which he suf-
fcred Sunday night He had been
in poor health for year prior to the
fatal attack, however, and on Sunday
in conversation with his old friend,
Judge Dorrance Dibell, of the Appel.
late bench. seemed to have a prcmo.
nitien that his end was near. The
Judge and deceased had been discus
/, sing the recent death of mitual
friend. and Attorney O'Donnoll's last
words we're on the uncertainty OF
In, tH IN 10 AZ tn gn
tell the future and the necessity OF
being prepared for death at any time,
when he was suddenly stricken.
Medical attention vas summoned and
he was removed to his home, but
failed 10 regain consciousness.
Native Of La Sale County.
Mr.. O'Donnell was born in Dayton
township, La Sale county August ~,
/ 1912. and was GS years old, After
completing public school studies he
/ entered the University Of Niagara, \.
Y, whore he studied from 1868 to
1859. After teaching school for u
year he returned to the university
for another year and then taught
school for one winter.
! He took up the study Of law with
Glover Cook and Campbell. Of Otta'
wa. in 1872. and later read with Mayo
and Widmcr. lie was admitted tC
4 practice in the supreme court at
4 Springfield in January, 1874. and in
April OF the same year opened an Of
fee at Braidwood.
Last January as result Of hlt
long aud close application to his pro
fessional duties. Mr. O'Donncli suffer
cd an attack of Illness. During The
greater part Of the past summer ht
! underwent treatment in saniarlnn
in Milwaukee. OF late bis health ap
pearcd to be somewhat improved ant
while he did not give attention Il
his legal duties, he frequently visited
the offices Of his firm, and was a, his
Office Saturday. Sunday he was feel
Ing in even better health than usua
and during the afternoon paid ylsi
to the home of Judge Dibcll.
In 1877 MI. O'Donnell was unitc'
in marriage to Costello Il. Edgcrly
. Of this union there were born thro
childrcn--two daughters. Mrs. Harr
Hooker, of Milwaukee. and Mis-
Louise. and one son, Francis, who wa
associated with his father IN the prat
tcc of his profession.
IIc is also survived by four broti
ers and three sisters William i. an
Frank, of Ottawa John. Of Watlac
township. supervisor; Mrs. w. J
Mitchell, and Misses Nora. kathcrin
; and Nellie ODonnell all OF Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26

comPT Of
CURRENCY PICKED

Washington, Dec. 26.-John Stilton Williams
comptroller Of the currency, will tonight be nam
ed railroad DICTATOR according to good authorities
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Bulgaria 6slks on Pence Terms.

Geneva. Dec. 26. Bulgaria has
baked at the peace tcrms vi the Rus
sian BolSheyiki, protesting especially
against the clause calling for no an.
ncxation of occupied territory. said
a telegram from the German frontier
tpuur f1ea
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26

Generally fair tonight
and Thursday. Slowly
rising temperature.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Await Williams Report.

RWatk VHHHVs UupV'A
An Atlantic Port, Doc. 26.--F0llow.
ug important dispatches from Ameri.
,an ambassador to Russia to the state
department, Secretary Williams, OF
he American Red Cross IN Roumania.
arrived at this port today on a liner
rom Archangel
The dispatches brought by VIII
iams carry detailed account OF the
rue situation in Russia and are OF
he utmost importance.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Pershina Orders a Warning.

Washington. Dec 2G.-Gcneral Per.
,hings publication In official orders
VI the fact that Germans murdered
after capturing lone American sen.
ny by cutting his throat. was capa-
bic of only one Interpretation to Am.
9rican officials here today. That was
he American commanding general
Intended his men TO know right from
he start what they may expect at
he hands OF their enemies
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26

OTTAWA JOURNAL
establlehsd iooo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

tertained at thimble in the old
courthouse.
Members of the Woman's Dining
club will hold a business meeting
at the Chamber OF Commerce.
Members of the Women's Home
Missionary society of the First NJ. +.
church will meet in the church par
Tors with Mrs. George Davis and her
assistants as hostesses.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Entzian, 1929 s. La
fayette blvd. will entertain the
Women's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Stull NJ. f. church.
Members of the Guiding Lights
class of the Grace NJ. Z. church
will meet with Miss Margaret Boles.
613 Carroll St Miss Mildred Smith
will assist.
Mrs Benjamin Mitchell. 919 Z.
Madison St. will be hostess 10 mem
bers of the Harmony Reading cir
Gle.
Mrs Charles LindQuist. 922 f.
Dayton St. viii entertain the Eldeen
club members
The Women's Home Missionary
society will meet at the church.
Mrs A. J. Austin, 1915 Lincoln
way E. viii entertain the members
of the Florence Crittenton circle.
Mrs. Grant Miller. Edwardsburg
I'd. viii entertain the clay and Har-
ris Home Economic club.
Nfavr, hnre - III KK~aTr,--7.--
will meet at the home OF Mrs. VIII
liam Hunt. 500 s. Franklin st.
Members Of the Young Women's
department of the First Presbvte-
riau church will meet at the Union
Trust building for Red Cross sew
ing
a regular meeting Of the Home
Needleworkers' club will he held
with Mrs. Charles Hickman. 1927 E.
Indiana av
Mrs. William Boettcher. -S6 Sher-
man av.. viii he hostess TO mem
hers of the w. c. Sunshine club.
\ meeting Of the old Friends
cub will ne held at the home Of
Mrs. Marion Knoblock, 507 Leland
9v.
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Lobaush. F. Ewing av..
will DE hostess TO the Aurora Bible
class OF the Trinity Presbyterian
church
Members OF the Bee Hive club
will meet with Mrs. Maude Dice.
SOS y. Hin 81
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Grace NJ r. church
viii have a meeting.
Members OF the Women'S Bible
class OF the Lowell Heights NJ r
church viii meet al the church
Mrs. Leland Kempton. Harrison